Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dr. Salzbi Psycholop Dr. Herman C. Salzberg, a spe cialist in psychotherapy, has joined the University of South Carolina department of psy chology as director of the depart ment's Psychological Service Cen ter. Dr. Salzberg formerly held ad ministrative and teaching posi tions at the Veterans Administra tion Hospital in Augusta, Georgia. Dr. Salzberg, who received th( doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Tennessee, wa. also consulting psychologist to tht Georgia State Department of Ed. ucation and state director of vo. cational rehabilitation. The USC Psychological Servicc Center was established last yea as a research, training and clini. cal facility. It provided diagnosti( and counseling services to faculty Stan Getz is an exclusive M( Verve artist. L.atest release: sound-track music from the mI picture "Mickey One" on M records. His shirt is Hathaway's (' Oxford Club $7.50. Hathaway Ha ~> . I. A tag) for your name.c Sewn Ioi the shirt tail of evr Ha thawa (Club. Hl ps keep sour Hatiha,wa shirts out of envious hands. 4. Tapered body: Hathaway trul tapers each and every Hathaway C' T his nmeans th at the body won't i hillow~ or bulee over v'our waistline rg Named ical Servic students, staff and their families, th as well as to the general public. Sa Counseling services of the cvn tetr enabl'! individuals to function M. more effectively in their work, in ui tle community anld in petso.1nal re- tI l1tionships through improved emo- fe tiona I adjustiments. ! In addition to )r. Salzberg, the center is staffed by )r. William cc ''. )rennen. associate director; % i lIr. Robert 1'. Ileckel, director of in clinical training in the department 1in of ps. chology ; and )r. Carl In- ot salaco, a specialist in mental re- ic tardat ion. Assisting these staff members aire graduate extern students who p} lalready have master's degrees or m have done equivalent advanced se Study. Thest. st iden-tts 1vt (i v practical th experience while working under Ivi the 0ion sM Ilmar ks (Or what 2. Trad twinauI /u.'trnon collar: tortable fit and casua Illar. Res ult: E looks~ equailly wel wI~ith or without a 5. Lap' wam,: All seam'. on a IL much hike the seams on a tradithi ext raordi narily strong and t1lat at ILV ubi Faculty Pu An article and a textbook ha two University faculty member: DR. ROGERS of Dr. George C. Rogers Jr. of the Departiment of History presented a paper in Atlanta this week on A "The Use and Value of Southern Ifistorical Institutions, with Spe- t cial Reference to Writing a His :tory of Georgetown County, South Carolina." The paper was presented on Thursday, Oct. 6, at the annual meeting of the Society of Ameri can Archivists and the American Assn. for State and Local History. PROF. HECKEL. Univeirsity professor of the Psy chology Department, Robert V. Ileekel, has co-authored a tvxt book entitled "Textbook of Gen (ral Psychology." Dr. Ileckel, senior author of the A texthook. collaborated with Dr. Lelon .1. Peacock. professor of psy 'hoygy at the University of 1 ;eorgia. .11ust released, the book was published by C. V. Mosby Co. ,I Getz would ment 3. Three-hlole' button: Used exclus Hathaway. It is much stronger than I hole kind. (Euclid and your MIath. p know why.) H 6. The' Red "Hi". [ound on every H-a, Club where the tails meet-bhut onl the shirt has passed 1 8 inspections. of South Carolina ay Club Shirts L'1indof)W I" says Hathaeway. Director e Center L! staff's supervision, related Dr lZberg. Un"1ersity-connected individuals Iy receive diagnostic and eval tive svivces without charge, but requ1ired to pay a mininium for psychotherapy and treat. nt. Clients may be referred to the nter in several w%ays. An indi lual may refer himself by call g or visiting the center. The culty, infirmary or one of the her University counseling serv S may refer a University-con ted individua'. A professional person such as a ysician, a minister or a com unity agency may also refer per 'aciitivs fi-r the center are or . fi1urth floor of Harnwell Col r-e we hoped Stan Iand-turned for asoft roll, comn very Hathawa~y Club button-dowr ti. tha.way C't b Shirt are "lapped" >nal jacket. This makes the. seam d neit. Where University Men buy Hathaw~ Coluimbia: I.OUR IE'S "Nvrwear a whe shi.rt bc/oreni. blications| ve recently been released by St. Louis, Mo. hell t-xtbouk will be used in iversit ivs and colleges across e nat1ion and is being distributed (GIrat Britain by ienry Kimp n, London. lev. Alexan Wesley Cen Y hi n 1:; I ,1' s d of a s< riss t, -tirl' oil chry.1/imni I'lho <1i,1 t 1 r 1,,I)XityI r,elgious cenr rs. B.y F'ORRtEST HiEM1PILL, Staff Writer a sI trmig Duke fan and a >rmer student t.here, the Rev. Bol !exander has, nevertheless. trans Ired ils alle4giances to Carolina. Alfixand r is the new associate in:s!r at the Wesley Center. lh, fact that I went to Duke i"Ild not b anything studitz l-rs Co. ion) ively by he four rOf essor thaw~ as~ Faculty 1i Numbers, By MEIY ANNE BURNETTE Staff Writer .1r t-c hin .5 per cent of Carx lina', new faculty members hold dctorate( degrees, according to H. Willard D avis, vice president for der Accepts ler Position lh id against me here," Ah-xander cimmented, and he re teahu that in fact he likes Caro I ia . 'Ihi, .- b,.dIt clergyman at tndr-l I,uke for eight years and then w rk-1 for two years at N. C. Stat- as an associate cam .. n. irest in young b lhis belief that h1 IP - , ch lies with T!.- wky sciiwd tile for Wes y bepr:ii- n Sunday morning with churi--h srvic(s in the chapel. A him'o ;-n 5, srved on Tuesday and A ldy Ciiuinion is offered in WIdnesday Acer-ordin to Alexander, much of the life at Wesley is motivated by s'tdent participation. Students 21 Years Reside South Carc Registere May Vote E Ballot in the I GENERAL FOR FURTHER COM REPUBLICAN H At 616 Ha Call 25 MOD IS HERE' / . FGET WITH "MOD" -- SHIRTS -Styled with the touches . Prints . . .Polkc with contrast collars. SL ACKS - Styled the Lont wide belt loops . ..in m< belt. MA3 icreases Degrees academic affairs. Joining the faculty for the fall term are 90 new teach1in faculty, increasing the Univt t it. yS total instructoral staff by 'I4 iembers. Twenty-two fields hav' gained new instructors. The )reatt st in creases occurred in 0'e English department and the Scho,ol of E:d[ ucation, which gained nine i. structors each. An increase of eigH' inst 'urters enlarged the History is,rt ment. Three academic areas rarnea yix instructors each: the School )f Business Admirstrat>n. the foi eign languages department, Ind the School of Nursing The College of General Studies. the Math Departmen and th I.,y chology Departmen -ach in creased their teach;ng staff by four members. Gaining three newk in.truetrs were the Art Departnwnt and tie Physical Education 11epartment Two new faculty mnmbers ha, joined the Geology Del)artment., the Law School, the P).1ical Sc_ ence Department, t,e Naval Sei ence Department and the Anthro pology and Sociology Department. Six departments have gained one professor Yh - liology, Chemistry, Geograoihy. Interna tional Studies, Mu.ir and Phi osophy. Who Are of Age, nts of )ina and, d Voters y Absentee 4ovember 8th ELECTION INFORMATION E TO 1EADQUARTERS, rden Street 3-7033 AND WE HAVE IT! THE NEW LOOK authentic Carnaby Street Idots . . . Florals .. . Solids FROM 339 Ion way . . . Low rise... y different fabrics. FREE 6To$9