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Geology, Occupy L By KAREN ALDRIDGE Staff Writer "He is an excellent professor, one of the best I've ever had. His leotures are very clear and before any big exam, he holds a review outside of class. Also, he has the ability to see humor in geology." These comments, made by one of his former students, refer to Dr. David R. Lawrence, assistant pro fessor in the Geology Department. Originally from New Jersey, Dr. Lawrence was awarded his A.B. degree in 1961 from Johns Hopkins University, and in March, 1966, received his Ph.D. f r o m Princeton. D r. Lawrnee received fellow IAWRENCE ships from graduate study from the Woodrow Wilson Foundation and is a mem ber of numerous scientific socie ties. lie was for two years a graduate teaching assistant at Princeton. This past summer he gained addi tional teaching experience working w i t h the Princeton Cooperative School Program. Similar to Project Upward Bound on the Carolina campus, the program has as its purpose to interest high school stu dents with unfound potential in scholastic matters and a college career. "The summer work," Dr. Lawrence said, "was great fun and I MEAN YOURE BUDDY8c Y! ALL BEEN HITTING M C4ANCE! WHAT AND WHAT CO( Th AN SAYING3TI TELEPHIONE&E STATU3! WHfAT At Ge want i We hel G7L' GENERAL TE Aal' ELETRICL Hobbies ,awrence I feel I learned more than the students." A c t i v e in geological research, Dr. Lawrence is basically inter ested in the natural history of fos sil organisms. For the past four years he has been studying the structure and evolution of oyster communities f r o m the Atlantic coastal region. lie hopes to con tinue this work next summer with some field work in South Carolina. Dr. Lawrence has a definite teaching philosophy: "Careful planning, enthusiasm, and s o m e humor help make a course interest ing and exciting." Dr. Lawrence and his wife en joy watching birds, refinishing old furniture, and traveling. "While traveling," he said, "I like to take pictures of unusual highway signs - things like the town of Whynot or Easy Street. My class has seen most of my present collection, but I promise them a few surprises before the end of the semester." This faculty member also col lects books and "would someday like to design and make pewter tableware." Of Carolina, Dr. Lawrence con mented, "It's a pleasure to be part of a going and growing university. My job here at Carolina can be put quite simply - to help build one of the finest geology departments in the country and thus add to the increasing tature of our univer sity. I'm sure my colleagues in many departments s h a r e these same general goals. With the stu dents' cooperation, our aims are within reach." REALLYON T+{E WAY, TNOSE IDEAS YOIVE E WITH! OWGYOUR OULD BE GREATER? ANEW SCOOTER. )LDBE CL ASSIER. V\WIT-H &ENE RAL LEFCTRON ICB"? TtArs COULADTOP T+-fAT ? A NEW 3COOTER. neral Telephon eople who hay [p teach them t LEPHONE OPERATING COMPANIES ENKUR T ELECTRIC - SYLVANIA ELECTR National Oi Dr. Dorothy Mereness (left) Sigma 'Ileta Tau, nursing honor sl Friday. Dr. Mereness, shown above School of Nursing, umade the visit the activities of the USC chapter si Leaders i (Continued from l'age 1) and get down to the real issues,' opined (:omtpton. "The adninis tration ha% pushed the Senate around for too Ioug." "This year has been a partial success in m a n y areas," said Youngblood, "but we need a clear redefinition of Senate, presidential, and judicial functions. We haven't had enough go power in the past few years," he continued, "but we are right on the verge now. I think succeed VOLIVE GOT ITACED T44E REAL PRoS...: KNOW W&AT HAPI EXOTIC METALS ARE TECHNOGY WHc A AND THE MONEYV ! V IN BREAO! WfIAT'G G FleST MA JOR PUR C TALENTE D-YOUNc e & Electronica e learned how1 c think bigger. GENERAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY C C PRODUCTS * GT&E LABRAATORIrE. Gamecock photo by Galloway f icer Visits national first vice-president of wiety, visited the Carolina chapter with Dean Amy E. Viglione of the to offer consultation and review of nee its founding last spring. 9isagree ing generations have been put on the right track." Ellerbe pointed out that "the student body needs to become more involved in Student Govern ment - both in its programs and its administration. We also need more ideas." Another problem noted was the overlapping authority of Student Government with such organiza tions as Associated Women Stu dents and dorm governments. "I would like to see some kind WORKING- WIT4 F14E GUYS WHO ENING-IN RESE ARC+ ADVANC ED rCOULD BEAT IT? KEW SCOOTER. ~ULL BE ROLLING .OING- TO BE YtUR~ FHASE YOU 8RIGHr EXfCUtIVE YOU? NE\A SCOOTERS. to think. OMPANY - AUTOMATIC GTR.F INTERNATIONAL Faculty Facts Jaycees Seven University professor par'- p ici pated in the International Re- m ations Seminar, sponsored by the , ;outh Garolina Junior ('hanilr of -1 ommerce last weekend. Honorable Frank Sloan, fornrr fc \sst. Secretary of 1)efense for In ernational Relations, was speaker or the opening session. -t Those participating were I'rof. m I'. B3. Mook he rjet, Prof. lBoh Vlount, Prof. Don Bushman, Prof. Anthony Sa.s, I)ean Archer Jones. m Iatthew Stewart. and Dr. David alner. ETV P'ROGRAN1 r Prof. Felix Markham, of lI"^ A ord College, Oxford, di cn-.rel hi >est-selling paperback Napoleon" )n Colulbia and ('harles,torn IT 1*1 \'ednesday. The book ha- IenN leseriled as "the nio-t irnportant Ii +ingle-volUrme work in Napob-o iterature." ME'CHANIC INSTITIl TEIi I)r. S. G. Fattal is one of 20 ti )n Role 0 f organizational c"hart, with pheres of influence, se: up,. su_ rested Youngblood. "As time goes st >y, it will become more and mour w ,ecessary." "I don't think Sitdert e (, rn-i ment should w all-powerful in all aspects of student life," added er Ealerlw. "If i problem cone, up Seinate can reeomnmenl a ,,ulu!imon 1 to bw considered. According to Compton. "utlti nate power should come from the senate,'' which in turn must corn ;ider opinions of dorm goverm- S nents. h "It is now unclear to everybody ust where the authority lies." he ontinued. "Theoretically," Mulliganl com nented, ''the central S t ut d e in t Goven,ment can overrule, but in le practice it hasn't happene<l." s He recommended integrating is .he various organizations intr a i 'meaningful hierarchy with the student Government at the apex 1b eeause Student Government rep- b resents the collective thought of ., A. A. Narre IN FIVE P Come in a Our Nice S of Easter 2024 Devine OF ALL T COMEDIES SCREEN SI! SUCC EEIJ ROBCRT MORSC SEE IT FROM THE BEGINNING! ivlarent 4.S , -- Hold S -ofedsrs f r n throug hout the t!.' t.(. be 'sl(t-I tsi atte(d a nlnlier :n .titutte of 'tructural me am ' at tu t'nvers ity 'of lu( - .. r. Fatta: a as-iutart pr HI "sNI>F.s (,\\f-: I'rof. '. M1. (;.t!tingr$ and three 1ud"nit. fr t(ln he l'niv I erS ity w W(-re A tlanta r" tIy for the IntAr leiate (, : 1 G ofame of South .sterIn ('.1.." f'' i HiIuue Ad1 t1 . !at :s t u d * r: *' rspr.-s:ng ths l'S( at w\ r 1. : a r' W . (Gaker. r} A 1: n a f(nt'n T. I). I I i t\ \ \1i. y\B'!w,. a ,sa pr'. '. - r. , if }-: 1; : ; - hi. atttended"i a 11 t '\.! in ' a : m . 1 'o ' r "d1b !1 , a :..s . , f I-. .; Senate 'r i n ;.n v. a ' r ;:%'. ch as mns d.n and A\\7f ."lh n. it will b. t,snsling up1 fr hat it -ho Iu I t sidl. - wouhi k- .'/tlt V - ..lm tn' l work t b I C !Y >. > ? 1'i"r zi 1 nl .i1 I,' :tud' nHell and A.\ s ." sto l' i; 'h-n mnayh vI- i.97euM al - ht ri - a ':stin('i"n b." wleis -na:i anl exec(uti\v ban . Is ii Voe :- St-na:(. "\ine1 i, a dm 1Ituini-tratis" futi iun. although it (I41(. insuhI." th(" iegi,i'ati% branch im carr iig snut heir action." "We has' tried ' bKr:ng intel r-tual stimulati"'n t ' am1pUs," he .id. "whether we haVe succe("eded a nat.ter future years wi:1 de de." lie 'ionludei b 1y saying.r that >tIi Iranl'he"s must w rk tog e t1erst. 1t maint-aa their posItI n a parat functions i JrutIPrLi DINTS nd See election Gifts 252-3161 IE BROADWM fHAT EVER 1M IG OUT--]* S IIKE"SU( MICHeLC R Lee Va iI nr, (,AMrUUL5 -- rage r ive eminar DR. (rI ARIFIJ. Dr. Brian O'Farrell, assistant )rofessor of history, presentcd a pap er thl lotlth to the Missouri V a ; ! y Conference of Collegiate Te;hr"rs of History at the Uni ver"itV of Omaha. IhV book was published by Mc ("utch-n Pubshing Company. TRA NSPORTiA TIO.N HOOK 1)r. 111ugh S. Norton, professor of e(N,onmic5 and di rect-or of the USC 'Tran sprtat. on Cnter, has had a nt"W lok reiea.ed entitled "Na >na TranI)portation Policy: For n,iati- and Itiplemne"nt-ation." I r. Nt,r'ror 'wil Ilre nt a paper :. )urharm. N. ".. during the April 1+-12 n,r.fererw on " ranrlporta ? ad the hargn: South. P. I'.. .()NIi..E-:I.EN r \\ arrr K. (iiese. Dr'. John II ' t' , ani )r. C. . .l hr. ttd ipJartmntnt of physica l n at he Inive sity at ..arl :t , -n-,'".;'t of the( N a \ a N \ "..1ar'c H i . I I (: I'TO N ;,'~ . ..1 - yr rsity at : .e t. 1 ' l l r Rloberts Glets -Y 11 1NSF Graiit For Survey . ;t.:trnt Pr r tt , tr k I. R . . er h ta'. r:te.i d as the en;t r" '.;el f a~ N\ t. ta: Nle\.'.2c Fou da: n 2 ,. ' g r ... . ,:Irt:w'ipatr it r ed., t", ! 1,Xt . 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