Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Their fi- the. ailn wch phoed by1Sw t Schedules Leadership bss" but this is the first of its Al it ('harleston. :bout 20 exetcutives roml, the 'harlestna area are alre:ly sched led to pa'rticip.ato in the eader hip an1d Itil:lman Rl4ationls Pro ra beg9in nl i n g .Jan. 20. Dr. uttall said about a dzen more art i:panlts e os u d bse ac~ommo~tt ated. %ni4)INg tI li lhjei ill tie pr. rmiii are 1eid tlie h patt n 1141 ractice%. h u iln a ii reltiots,. uider ma11ing other,. f o r in a I i il mn an11d ba.n1ge, of attitiude-. mald m1iot ation D>r. Nuttall sa d the ut'iity, oil larketiig. publisling ar paper r ' )d e t indust ria ae aiong hise expected to bAe repr-te-1ted inl he t'haon Iitprogami. ORMAL NEEDS! look in formats can be anomical. 253-0461 FAL SERVICE Spice Lime lepend onISC whalt you( htavei Ol)d Spice i11 can 'df helj 'oma is very persuasive. .. b >st wvary 'wmanl is trappe Vorth trying? You bet it S have. Gift Sets. ny the makerm ol 'The Gentle Rain' Stars Visil On Prom( By PAT DIIIINGIIAM Asst. Managiig FAlitor Lynda Day entered show busi ness instead of college and Chris topher George became an actor in spite of his degree from the Uni versity of Miami. Miss D)ay and George, stars of "The Gentle Rain," visited the Uni versity campus last week to pro mote their film. They met students in the Russell 11 o u s e Cafeteria where they answered questions and autographed pictures. Originally from San M a r c o s, Texas, Miss D)ay recalled that she had a scholarship to attend college where she intended to begin a medi cal career. Memories of a trip to New York City were to) tantaliz ing, however, so she gave up her a c a d e m i c plans for what she thought would be a modeling career in the Northeast. C h r i s George is from Miami, Fla., where he earned a degree in f i n a n1 e e from the University of M i a i i. Since his graduation, it would appear that he has, for the most part, ignored his diploma to pursue an acting career. Speaking to students informally last T h u r s d a y, the performers agreed that their first star movie roles were part of an "h o n e s t story." Filined on location in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the movie re quired four months of preparation for 10 weeks of actual filming. President of the IT n i v e r s i t y iThonas F. Jones arrived to wel conie the stars to USC and sug rested jestingly that M i s s 1) a y iremain here as a coed. Lynda Day's modeling in New York led first to television com mercial appearances and then to a sulorting role in the play "The Devils" which starred Anne Han croft and Jasoi Robards. Presently her T.V. career con sists of an impressive list of guest apppearances on T.V. serials. At least a few more such appearances are planned for the future, to in elude visits to "The Virginian" and Hatman" sets. Currently the s t a r uf T.V.'s "Rat Patrol, Chris George was it. rod (ed to the stage at the age f fiv', when he played in Greek STUDY IN SOUTHERN FRANCE A University year in Aix-en-Provence under the auspices of the University of Aix-Mar seille (founded 1409). EUROPEAN AREA STUDIES FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE HONORS PROGRAM (courses in French University exclusively) ART AND ART HISTORY SOCIAL SCIENCES MEDITERRANEAN AREA STUDIES Classes in English and French satisfying curriculum and credit requirements of over 280 American Colleges and Universities. Students live in French homes. Total costs equivalent to those at private universities and colleges in the United States. "SEMESTER PROGRAM IN AVIGNON" "SUMMER PROGRAM IN AIX-EN-PROVENCE" Write: INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES (founded 1957) 2 tus, rue du Bon Pasteur Aix EN-PROVENCE. FRANCE Telephone- France (Code 91) 27.82.39 or (Code 91) 27.69.01 origrinal Oldt pice. L Campus ition Tour theater and spoke the native ]an guage of his ancestors. He returned to the stage to ap pear with Hugh O'Brian in "Mr. Roberts" and he worked with the television show "Naked City." He played a gunfighter in the movie "El Dorado" which stars John Wayne and Robert Mitchum. George's acquaintance with South Carolina did not begin last week. As a college student, he spent his summers at Ocean Drive Beach where he and his brother were proprietors of a restaurant. His service in the Marines re turned him to this state when he was assigned to Parris Island Ma rine Base. Graduates Admissions Graduate student assistants in the Office of Admissions and Reg istration are doing research that could have long-range benefits for administrators who determine Uni versity admissions policy. Graduate students selected for the program receive an a n n u a I stipend of $3,000-4,000 depending upon such factors as whether the individual is working t o w a r d a master's or doctor's degree, or has had previous experience in educa tion. Mrs. -Joyce Crosby Cox and Don Ban-Lon Shirts By PU Traditional Shirt! By E COPELA At "ac Handsomely. What's "acconm It's our specia man's capacity foi ment, for getting well. It may be a I fiber technology, fessional lectures, ment of a new pro As a technic should be thiinki opp)ortunities for the field of your cl Du Pont offei freedom and inno means to accompli: dlisposal the equir needl for explorir theories. You hav tion. trainedl techr Dr. Ennis Rees "Windwagon Smith," a tall tale in unrhyming four-stres verse by Dr. Ennis Rees, English Depart. ment professor, has been listed in the New York Times' Children's Book Section as one of the 75 best dhildren's books among n e a r I y 3,000 children's books published during the year. Research Policies ald Sida hold the assistantships this year in the Office of Admis sions and Registration. The work of the USC graduate assistants is varied. They v i s i t high schools in South Carolina dur ing "college days," assist in pre admissions counseling, administer entrance examinations and place ments tests, help during registra tion periods, process test results, and compile and analyze data con cerning students and courses. and Sweaters RITAN -Dress or Sport IRO LND CO. DuPt eomp s rew: p)libility"? 1l word for a technical -id(ividIual acconmplishl things (lone- r- - )reakthrough in E.a,d t series of pro- 3656 N or the develop- Plas cess machine. al man*, you Name_ ng about your : C'as achievement in Ctnege -s a climate of ca vation, plus the ~~~~ ~hment. You have at your ment and( materials you ig ideas . . . proving out1 ra spec'ialists for informla lic'ianS to nassist o. Two - Part Asked FU The State Director of South Carolina's Independent Republican party called T u e a d a y night for greater emphasis in Negro com munities on a two-party system in a speech to the Clariosophic Liter ary Society. "People should get interested in a two - party a y s t e m, especially Negroes," Samuel T. Sanders said. Sanders, who ran as a Republican write-in candidate for R i c h I a n d County Senate Seat No. I in last week's general election, announced plans to join the S. C. Republican party next week. He said he intends to "get a fire started" in the state Republican party and "smoke out the mosqui toes" of corruption within the or ganization. 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D)l opportunity employer. y System ir Negro out the Democrats for "seeking the Negro bloc vote." "I don't believe in racial bloc vot. ing," Sanders said, but stressed that Republicans must attempt to draw Negroes into the party to elect a Republican president or legislators in 1968. Spears Addresses Leaders' Banquet I Some 80 to 90 USC campua lead era have made reservations for the President's Banquet Friday at Caro lina flail. Dr. R. Wright Spears, president of (olumbia College, will be the main speaker. Prekients of all Carolina organia tions were invited to attend the anl nual event, sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa, men's leadership honorary. NN I1A L 'DENT TOUR ORAVEL IN ROPe UMMER '67 F EU1?OPE" TOUR.S irt, tic 24 49 3rs its >ts nt DW it, I/it free broch111rc. State SERVICE, INC. Atlanta, Georgia 30326 o's been tIhere." i r sive: recognition n...challenge. 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