Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Professorsh Bates ComE A 34-member committee has been named to establish the Jeff Bates Professorship, and three professorships in other depart ments have been filled for this term. Huger Sinkler of Charleston has been named chairman of the Bates professorship committee which will plan courses and services in the area of public service. Joe H. Sanders of Columbia is co-chairman of the committee and C. Wallace Martin, USC vice president for development, is ex ecutivc director of the Jeff Bates Memorial Fund. Announcing the appointment of the Bates professorship committee was Charles W. Knowlton, vice president of the University Ed ucational Foundation. The committee consists of 14 additional Columbia residents, 11 men from throughout the state, one Atlanta resident, and four men from New York City. During an organizational meet Tucker Frederickson, former Al American from Auburn Universit, now star fullback with the New Yor Giants. During the 1965 season, i carried the ball 195 times for a tot yardage gain of 659. His shirt is onl of Hathaway's Club Wicker Stripe: About $8.00. Hathaway Ha1Im' 1. A tag for your name: Sewn on the shirt tail of every Hathaway Club. Helps keep your Hathaway shirts out of envious hands. 4. TaperedS body H athaway trimly tapers each and every H athaway Club. This means that the body w on't bag, billow or bulge over oure aitlhne. ips Filled; rittee Set ing of the Bates committee Wil "Iam 11. Patterson, USC senior vice president, revealed that the University hopes to establish the ProfessOrshi) by next fall. Dr. It. I. Wienefeld, former dean of the USC Graduate School, is presently serving as the first Snowden Professor of History. Dr. F. Phillips Pike, former as sociate dean of USC research, has assumed a professorship in chemi cal engineering. Both the history and chemical entineering professorships are provided by the Chair Endowment Club of the USC Educational Foundation. Returning to the University this fall as the first Olin 1). Johnston Professor of Political Science is Dr. Chester W. Bain, former head of the USC Department of Politi cal Science. lonoring the late senator, the professorship w a s established through contributions to a me iorial fund in the USC Educa tional Foundation. rks (Or what we A 2. JraiiionaI b>utton-d<own collar: tortabIe fit and caisuaml flare. Result: looks equa lly % wel ithii or without matching around the. tilp of collar. A 5. Lap sean A10 I lll Sm on a F much li ke the. sea .ms on a tradit extraordinairilx Str7ongI and flat IFPubli< Recent publications by Un bers include a complete book magazine article. DRt. BLACKSTOCK Dr. Paul W. Blackstock, associ ate professor with the University Department of International Stud ies, is author of a book concern ing classic cases of fraud and forgeries in the area of interna tional relations. "Agents of Deceit: Frauds, For geries and Political Intrigue among Nations" is the title Dr. Blackstock gave to his Quadrangle Books publication. The associate professor is pres ently on sabbatical leave in West er)n Europe. Dit. WALKER Ifead of the Department of In Real Esta1 "Fundamentals of Real Estate" is a special non-credit course to be offered by the University College of General Studies in four loca tions in South Carolina. The six-week course will begin in Aiken and Charleston on Oct. 10 and in Columbia and Greenville on Oct. 12. 4 . oped Tucker Fred Hand-turned for asoft roll, corn very Hathaway~ C lub button-down tie. (Also note the perfect pattern Iso on pocket and seams.) athaway C~(lub Shirt arre "lapped" ional Jacket This makes the seams rnd neart Where University Men buy Hathaws C olumIbia: LOU RILl'S "Never wear a white shirt be/ore sa t1a tnOS iversity faculty and staff mem Lnd a book chapter, as well as . ternational Studies Dr. Richard L Walker authored a chapter in th( recently published book, "The Na. tions of Asia." Dr. Walker's chapter concernE Communist China and is entitled "Rted Collossus in Asia." The book is a publication of Hart Co., New York City. MRS. SLOAN Mrs. Kathleen L. Sloan, as sistant editor of the University Press at Carolina, is author of the article "Hilton Head" appearing in the fall issue of "Vista," a travel magazine published through the lumble Oil and Refining Co. te Course Classes will last from 7 to 9 p.m. and will be taught at the Aiken County Regional Campus (Aiken), the Murray Vocational School (Charleston), Flinn Hall (Columbia), and Peoples National Bank (Greenville). Based on the text "Real Estate Primer" by Brown and Sturgess, the course is designed to give a 4 liath.aay is a division of The Warner ~rickson would mei 3. Three-hole' butonUe cu Hathaway. It is much stronger than hole kind. (Euclid and your Math. know why.) 6. ThecRed "H" Found on every h Club where the tails meet-hut or the shirt has passed 18 inspections. of South Carolina iy Club Shirts ndown!" .says Hathawayu Geographers Study ( Grants totaling nearly $7( have been extended to Universil associate professors of geograph Dr. Anthony Sas and Dr. Richar G. Silvernail, USC officials ar nounced this week. Dr. Sas will continue his stud on the strategy of the 1941-4 German-Russian military can paign in relation to geography. Sas stated that his aim is t determine the extent to whic: FACULTY NEWS The Gamecock wishes to urge faculty members to contribute news items to its pages. At present the faculty news dead line is 5 p.m. Sunday. Offered general basic knowledge of th( real estate business. No academic prerequisites ar( required for the admission to th( course which costs $20. Further information and regis tration forms may be obtaine< from the College of General Stud ies, 1316 Pendleton St., Columbia S. C. 29208. Biothers Co ition) sivecly by thc four :>rofessor at ha way ly when OVMc1emWe Ou, . you - Research ontinues 10 geographical factors influenc4 y military campaigns and strateg y considerations in Europe ar d North Africa. 1- Such geographical factors i elude weather and climate, topok y raphy, location and accessibility. 2 Dr. Sas revealed that his inveE - tigation thus far has lead him t believe that geographical factor were frequently overlooked in wa: areas of Europe and Africa. Dr. Silvernail, continuing pre vious research on the topology ol flakes, believes that his researcl may aid in the planning of future lake sites. Further, Dr. Silvernail stated that resort and tourist areas -which make use of lakes might be affected by research such as his. The grants which enable Dr. Sas and Dr. Silvernail to conduct their research were awarded by the USC Research Committve. Episcopalian Feels Need To Answer (Editor's Notc: This is the fitn in a series of artices wchich icIP afftmpt to introducc GAMEcOCK rcaders to cl-rgymin who dir<ct i ivr sity r(ligious centers. Re scarch for the article b<lor was conducte d by Forest Hempih ill, GANIFCOCK staff rt,porter.) "I run a tight ship," said Father David Watkins of the Epis copal University Center, as he al ternated between a cigar and a pipe. Father Watkins' ship is one of seven religious centers provided for students of the Carolina Com munity and is located at 610 Pic kens Street. The Episcopal clergyman stated that his is a "teaching ministry" in which he seeks to give students ,he answers which will "fulfill their most basic needs." Formerly a pre-medical student at Kenyon College in Ohio. Father Watkins recalled that he was often disappointed with answers church men gave him as a student. Presently Father Watkins is planning a discussion on the book "Background and Marriage." Also underway at the Epis copal center is what Father Wat kins calls "Inquirer's Class" to inform attendants what the church teaches. Father Watkins concluded that he loves his work, "the convincing, selling persuading and the intel lectual exchange." Sunday evening services at the Episcopal cnter begin at 5:30 p.m. and are f ' ow,edl by a sup per. (Commnunion is offered at this se'rvice( and again on Tuesdays and Thursday's of each week. This is your Student #70 Drink Sprit somebody. Take heart Take a dime. I Then take a bottle of Spri from the nearest pop machine. Suddenly at's in your hand. Cold. Biting Tart ard tingling. You cackle fiendishly and rub your hands together . ( You should, they're probably chilled to the bone by now. ) You tear off to a corner, alone, but within earshot of your fellows. And then9 And then9 An SPRITE' It fizzes! It r good cheer'! Heads turn. Whisperings fascinating student with t in that curious green bott a racket?" And you'v~e arrived' The ebullient character of Spr You'r sodnauhn u Sn t9rAn5 AL9IA - rage !even Ld Ic DR. BENZ ArtHead Calls For Progress By PAUL PAISNER Staff Writer A large complex to . .ciude all tne arts--music, theatre and dance as well as painting and related subjcts--is the dream of Dr. Jhn ('hristopher Benz, new US(' A ri Department head. The goal of Dr. Benz's dream is to make Carolina "catch -ip and imove ahead" of other Universi ties in the South in the arts field and make his department a strong onie on the campus. THREE-DIMENSIONAL Addition of three-dimensional art, sculpture and ceramics courses would improve the USC art department greatlv, Benz feels. The courses have not been previously offered because of limited space at McMaster Col lege. center of art instruction on campus. A native of Ohio, Benz received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Miami University in Oxford. Ohio. ADVERTISING )ESI;N At Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N. Y.. he earned a Certificate in Advertising Design. The newly appointed depart ment head continued his e<iucation at (olumbia University in Nw York City where he obtained Mas ter -f Arts in Education and Doe tor mi Fine Arts Education de -grees. FORMERLY Henz taught at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut and East Tennessee State University before his USC appointment. At Tenne'ssee he was head of the De partment of Art and taught cour-ses in deOsign, art aippreciation andl at history. A Worldl War II Air F'orc, vet eran, the professor has~ traveledl extensivyely in Europe. lHe is married and the father of two sons. 'chance, 26941. e and be te d then you unleash it . oarsl It bubbles with ."Who's that strangely he arch smile. And what's le that's making such distinctive taste and ite has set you apart. ,whoever -you-are. LLQ TART AL