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Teachers Get Grant For Study The University's School of Jour nalism last week received a grant to enable the school to sponsor a summer workshop for high school teachers of journalism. The $2,000 grant was given to the school by the Newspaper Fund, Inc., a foundation established by the Wall Street Journal to improve journalism instruction and interest more students in the newspaper field. According to Journalism Dean Albert T. Scroggins, the workshop made possible by the gift will be held for two weeks in June. Ap proximately 20 journalism teach ers will be invited to participate. The workshop is an expansion of a three-day program held in Sum mer 1964 at the School of Journal ism. Participants in the workshop will be entitled to receive graduate or undergraduate credit for the course, subject to USC rules. Lecture To Feature Asian Arts Expert "Asian Poetry and Drama in New Perspectives" will be the sub ject of an address at 8 p.m. Tues (lay in Currell College 107. The speaker will be Prof. Henry W. Wells a member of the Colum bia University faculty for 40 years and curator of the B r a n (I e r Mathews Dramatic Museum there sin(ce 1948. The lecture is being sponsored by the USC Committee for Asian Studies. ATTEN W 1 1966 HONDA or $2, Sig Ep Holidal Sumnso SIGMA PHI EPSILC Drawing: Dec. 15, 1965 poke --igAin --- - ------- --- care Andit rflsi 01 Thefabic:seya.n loch blue, glen green, scone or pine heather. To match: a luxuriant c To complement: a prini BRIT' Skirt style #846-Sug Sweater style #100 S.h.rt style #221a-c..g RUSSELL HOUSE game and card rooms reopened Wednesday after extensive additions and improve ments. Formal opening of the fa cilities will be held at a later date according to Student Union Di rector Ed Hendrickson. * * * SENIORS who will graduate in January are requeted io apply in mediately with their respective deans for the applications for degree. * * * Dit. JAMES It. SIMMONS, associ ate professor of philosophy will speak during a philosophy collo quium Friday begining at 4 p.m. in the Williams Room on second floor Sloan College. CIARIOSOPIIIC LITERARY SO CIETY will ieet at 7 p.m., Tuesda-w, Nov. 9, to hear Itev. Don It. Bundy. director of the Wesley Foundation, speak on "Christian Ethics." The meeting, to he held inl the Clario sophic Hall on the third floor of IAgare Gfflege, is oit to all nale studeunts. * * * TED E. LEDEEN. campus repre seitative for the Peace Corps leaves Friday for Atlanta, Ga., where he will a t t e n d a Peace Corps coniference. RtEY. JERRY IIAMMETT. campus Pre,l)hvte-rianii iiiiiiiter, will speak it the Frehimai Y meeting Monday at I p.m. in the Spanish RIoom. All in terested4 students are invited to at TION! 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ESTES, associate professor of umanagement in the Col lege of Business Administration, is author of a nonographed ent1itled "An Experinent in Advisig Smali Manufacturers: A Follow-up Study,'' published bv the Industrial Is-c4earcl and Extenlsiont Center of thle (ollege of Busine-ss Adminiistrations at 0he Untiversity of Arkansas. *~ ** NEW FACULTY oni the tnikersity', Columbia campus were hontored at a1 reception Tuelay at the P1almetto Club isponsored by the Greater- G) lumtbia (haniber of Conmneree and the tniversity Associates. COLUMBIA (IIO1AL. SOCI-TY is seeking students with musical abil The most walked about slacks on Campus are HUBBARD slacks with "DACRON" Great Hubbard styling with the lasting neatness and care-free comfort of "Da cron", in these slacks of 55% Dacron* polyester, 45% worsted wool. Styled in tra ditional Classic and Gay Blade plain front models, in all the favorite colors, at better stores everywhere. Also available in blends of 70% Orlon* acrylic, 30% worsted wool, or "Dacron" with "Orlon". *du Pont Reg. T.M. I AW md There ity to audition for the Society's December perfornimice of Handel's "The Messiah." Rehearsals are held each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the band room of McMaster. For fur Go ahead. Be rebellious. Deman in your big car. And get it at won't take a big bite out of yot By Dodge, you've got it. I "big." More "hot." More of ever have not. Ever see the likes of it? Neit next door neighbor or the doc club or the parking attendant w pick Polara from a lot full of "n DODGE DIVISION CHI SMOT J *HERE'S HOW DODCE'S 5-YEAR, 50,00 Corpiorartion conftidenrtly warrants alt oPthe firsl. <turing which time any such parts Ih. 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