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Eccies Student By RHONDA CAULTON Staff Writer Fighting the void between fac ulty and students is one reason Dr. and Mrs. William Eccles have become the first faculty couple to live in a men's dorm at Caro lina. Dr. Eccles, a professor in Com puter Sciences, and his wife Pa tricia, the assistant dean of women, have lived in Preston since last June. Although they are willing to act as such, the Eccles are not resi By JIMMY WANNAMAKER Faculty-Academic Editor We're hoping that by the time you read this we will have re ceived some of your ideas on aca demic life at Carolina. If not, please do write. This week we mention some of lhe things USC professors are doing and some of the visitors here. President T h o m a s F. Jones left Saturday for a week-long series of national meetings and conferences. He was in Washington, D. C. Saturday (Nov. 11) for a meet ing of the Advisory Committee of the National Research Council for Study of Post-Doctoral Education. The following day, he attended a Columbus, Ohio, conference of the National Assn. of Universities and Land Grant Colleges, and on Tuesday, he returned to Washing ton for the monthly meeting of the National Science Board. Dr. John R. Carpenter, asst. prof. of geology, has been elected president of the Caro lina Geological Society and Co lumbia will be the site of the society's annual meeting next year. * * * Research coop)eration between a USC engineering prof. and a Medical College of S. C. physi cian has resulted in a paper pre sented (luring a conference this week in Boston, Mass. "Detection of a Periodic Coin p)onent in a Phonocardiogramn" is the title of the research by Dr. Samuel Litman of the Depart ment of Electrical Engineering; Dr. Dale Groome, cardiologist at the Medical College; and John Shakib, USC graduate student. * . * Dr. Robert Ochs, head of the Department of History, was .invited to participate in a National Colloquium on Oral History last weekend at Harri man, N. Y. * . 0 Twvo nationally recognized phys icists add(ressed seminar meetings this week at USC sponsored by the Department of Physics. TURN THE CRIMSON TIDE BEAT ALABAMA (ii them, maybe') Fry To Facult dence counselors; rather they are faculty residents trying an experi ment to provide atmosphere for Preston. They have chaperoned Preston parties; they have become some one to talk to besides a fellow student. Yet t h e y are not the ones who must turn a student in for breaking a dorm rule. At the beginning of school they s e n t out letters welcoming the freshmen to Preston, and held a reception for these students and their parents. Their latest project is "Yak Snack", an open h o u s e every Wednesday evening from 7:30 to Dr. Rolf M. Steffen of the De partment of Physics at Purdue University discussed "Recent De velopments in Nuclear Structure Research" Tuesday. Dr. Michell flecker of the De partment of Physics of the Uni versity of Florida talked yester day on "The Ground State of an Electron Gas." * * . Dr. Ralph H. Tindall, profes sor of psychology, is author of a chapter in the recently pub lished book "Pupil Personnel Services Selected Readings." "Trends in the Development of Psychological Services in the School" is the title of Dr. Tin dall's writing. A workbook and study guide co-authored by four University of South Carolina psychology profes 1. What are you doing, Al? Lesson 1 in "Tiptoeing Your Way To 'The Top." 3. lleally? I've leatrned an awfuil lot from "Sidestepping .\tiddle Ma:nageme'nt and Other Fancy Footwork." 5. If you don't miindl my say I think you'll save time a eflfort by looking into the opp)ortunities at Equitab] The work is ebhalle'nging, good. andl there are plent c'hane's to mtove up fast. F'or dettails abount care'ers at Equita write: Jame's L. Morice, Manager, C The EQUITABLE Life Assuranci Home Offiee: 1285 Ave. of the A An Eqaual Om>ortunity E mploi Close Void 9:30 in Preston lobby. Each weeli a University personality will visit Nancy M o o r e , sponsored by Preston in winning the title of Homecoming queen, was the firsi guest of "Yak-Snack" Nov. 8. Although the Eccles haven't been able to accomplish all they've planned, they say they hope to do more by the end of the year. "To understand what we're try. ing to do," says Dean Eccles, "yot must first understand Preston." She continued by saying thai this was a very independent group of boys and noting that Prestor students started the campus' firsi men's government three years ago sors has been published by C. V Mosby Co., St. Louis, Mo. "Workbook and Study Guide' written by Dr. Carroll Colgan, Dr Guido Borasio, Dr. M. K. Walsh and Dr. R. V. Ileckel will be use< with the "Textbook of General Psychology" published in 1966 an< written by Dr. Heckel and Dr L. J. Peacock of the University of Georgia. I)r. R. L. Heamer of the Uni versity of South Carolina has been chosen as a panelist to e v a I u a t e undergraduate re search proposals submitted to National Science Foundation at a meeting in Boston early next year. He is a member of the faculty of the USC School of Pharmacy. (Continued from Page 8) 2. What's this all about? Preparing for the start of my b)usiness5 career. 4. Sounds fascinating. You shoukd read "Funm Things To D)o WVith Your First Million." ing so, terrific e. the pa'y y of ,'shat'll I do with "How To Play x>sing Golf With Your Boss?" >le, see your Placement Officer, or llege Employment. SSociety of the United States mericas. New York. N.Y. 10019 'e_, M /F 0EudIta 19a7 And There Wer Asst. Prof. Clark McPhail talks last Thursday on the } recent March on Washington as he shows slides of pro-war demonstrators he made as an observer. 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