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By JIMMY WANNAMAKER
Faculty - Academia Editor
The School of Journalism pro
duced two major programs on cur
rent crises in religion this month
for SC ETV. "Relevance of Chris
tianity in a Secular World" and
"Christ Is Born-or God Is Dead?"
were the programs.
Addresses
Dr. Hans II. Jaffe, head of the
Department of Chemistry at the
University of Cincinnati, addressed
the South Carolina Section of the
American Chemical Society Dec.
5 in Russell House on "Acid-Base
and Tautomeric Equilibria in
Excited States."
* * *
"Some Problems in the Rheology
(study of flow and deformation)
of Blood in Health in Disease"
were discussed Dec. 5 in the Physi
cal Sciences Center by Dr. Melvin
11. Knisely, head of the Depart
ment of Anatomy at the Medical
College of S. C.
It was the second program in
the USC lecture series on bioen
gineering. Dr. Milton Davis, pro
fessor of chemical engineering, is
chairman of the series.
* S *
Dr. Alan If. Haber, senior re
search scientist at Oak Ridge Na
tional lchoratories, Tenn., was at
the L'nitersity Nov. 16 to make an
address and discuss his research
at Oak Ridge with USC Depart.
ment of Biology faculty and stu
dents.
* *' *
Wofford College physics students
heard a discussion Dec. 6 about
opportunities for advanced nuclear
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physics research at the University
by a visiting USC physicist, Dr.
Ronald D. Edge, prof. in the De
partment of P h y s i c s and As
tronomy.
Dr. Edge discussed research on
low energy particles; studies on
high energy particles conducted by
faculty during periodic trips to
NASA Langley Research Center
in Virgiaia; and special neutrino
experiments at the Savannah River
Laboratory.
* * *
Dr. James R. Durig, assoc. prof
of chemistry, spoke to a Chemistry
Department semnaar on "Determi
nation of Molecular Configuration
by V i brationaI Spectroscopy"
Dec. 7.
* * *
Dr. James E. O'Connor, a post
doctorate research assoc., was guest
lecturer Dec. 8 at a chemistry
seminar. Dr. O'Connor addressed
the group on "Solid State St ruc
tures of Organometallic Compounds
Containing Sn-M Bonds."
Publications
South Carolina's need for projec
tions, planning and programming
for capital programs and budgets
is the sulject of the November is
sue of Busin/oss and Economic Re
view, published by the Bureau of
overnlmental Res,arch and Ser
vlice.
Author of the article is Prof. W.
lIardy Wickwar of the hureau.
Prof. Wickwar cites the declin
ing lrcentage of income needed
to service state and highway debts.
This is evidence, he writes, that
the state "has been d e c i d e d l y
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sible, however, that the economies
of today may turn out to be the
bottlenecks of tomorrow."
S. C. Law Enforcement Training
School at the University has pub
lished "Defensive Tactics," a read
ing supplement to a e o u r s e in
.elf-defense taught by Neal For
ney, coordinator in the College of
Genteral Studies.
'Te spiral-bound 72-page pub
lication is based on Forney's lee
ture notes and his personal ex
periences as a law enforcement
officer.
Several members of the Depart
ment of Physical Education have
recently published papers in widely
distributed education journals.
"'he Teacher, the Coach and
Legal Liability," by Dr. John I.
Spurg"=on, appears in the last is
sue of S. C. Education News.
A n o t h e r article, "Effects of
Short Periods of Abstinence from
Cigart''t" -Smoking on Swimming
Endurat. e of Chronic Smokers,"
was published in the last edition
of The Research Quarterly. It was
co-authored by Asst. Prof. Joseph
I). Grugan and Asst. Prof. James
M. Ratliff Jr. I)r. Francis Pleas
ants, formerly a faculty member
of the USC l)epartment of Physi
cal Education, is senior author.
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he management, c o n I r o I and
reatment of mental illness," says
he authors of "The Return
Ionic."
Co-authors of the newly released
ook, a study of the effects of
hemotherapy on released psychiat
ic patients, are Dr. Robert V.
Icekel, prof. psychology and Ar
iss J. Epps, Charles W. Perry,
and P. G. Reeves.
* * *
Government control of prices
rect and indirect-is the subject
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an article by I)r. Hugh S. Nor
n in the )ecember issue of Busi
ss and Economic Review.
"It comes as a shock to most
-ople to realize how many areas
our economy are operated with
least a degree of administered
,ices, that is, prices set not by
arket forces but by an adminis
ative agency," I)r. Norton writes.
Offices
Asst. Prof. James D. Pritchard,
mpleting his ninth year as di
ctor of the Marching Gamecock
and, has been re-appointed a
ember of the National Marching
and Committee of the College
and )irectors National Assn.
* * *
Dr. Milly Cowles, professor of
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Dr. Chester Bain, Olin D. t
Johnston Professor of Political ti
Science at South Carolina, is author t
of a new >ook published by Vir- I
ginia University Press, "A Body
Incorporate: City-County Separa- I
tion in Virginia." c
'ne b>ook is an examination of r
the origins and nature of the Vir- I
ginia system of municipal corpora- I
tions and its most unique feature,
city-county separation.
* * *
James T. Myers, instructor in di
the Departments of International of
Studies and Political Science, is to
the author of an article just pub- ne
lished in "Political Scientist," a
political science periodical pub- p
lished in India. of
Myers' article, titled "The Chi- at
nese People's Political Consultative pi
Conference and the Political So- in
cialization of Non-Party Elites," I tr
deals with the attempt by the Chi
nese Communists to 1) r i n g the
Chinese intellectuals and members
of the former minor parties under
thoroughly Maoist control and into
a role of positive support for the cc
regime. re
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"No single factor in the history m1
of the treatment of mental illness B
has produced such s w e e p i n g B
clunges and such dramatic effects
as have the psychoactive drugs
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education, has been appointed
member of the Pre-first Grade
Committee of the Elementary
Commission of the Southern
Assn. of Colleges and Schools.
She addressed participants in the
Dallas, Tex. meeting of the asso
ciation on "The Challenge of Early
Childhood Education."
Dr. James A. Morris, vice pres.
or advanced studies and research,
ias been appointed chairman of
,he Savannah River Nuclear Edu
:ation Committee.
The committee coordinates and
works to improve relationships be
tween the Savannah River Labora
tory of the Atomic Energy Com
mission at Aiken and n e a r b y
nstitutions of higher education
ranting the doctor of philosophy
legree.
Meetings
"The Apoteosis of Chairman
Mao: Dynamics of the Hero Cult
in the Chinese System, 1949-67" is
the subject of a paper presented in
Washington, I). C., Nov. 22, by
James T. Myers before the Inter
University Research Colloquium on
Modern China at George Washing
ton University.
Myers, an instructor of Political
Science and International Studies
at the University, discussed the
impact of the glorification of Chi
nese Communist leader or Mao
Tse-tung. Material for the paper
was taken from a book-length study
on which Myers has been working
for the past two years.
* * *
Six University professors at
tended the annual meeting of the
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Geological S o e i e t y of America
Nov. 20-22 in New Orleans.
Dr. B. W. Nelson, dean of the
College of Arts and Science, pre
tented a paper on "Sedimentary
Phosphate Paleosalinity Method"
during the sessions.
Seven members of the Depart
ment of Geography attended a
meeting of the Southeastern Di
vision, Assn. of American Georgra
plhers, Nov. 20-22, in Gainesville,
Fla.
Papers were read by Dr. Lisle S.
Mitchell, "Some Aspects of Urban
Recreation: Research Needs and
Analysis"; Dr. Anthony Sas, "The
Geographic Aspects of War-Two
Examples"; and Dr. Paul E. Lov
ingood Jr., "Land Reclamation in
the Tahrir (Liberation) Province
of United Arab Republic."
Following the meeting, Dr. Sil
vernail went on to a meeting of the
National Council for Geographic
Education, Nov. 22-25, in Chicago,
Ill. He is a member of the Execu
tive Board of the organization and !
led a discussion session on "Re
gional Geography in the Colleges
and Universities."
Dr. Warren K. Giese, head of
the department of Physical Educa
tion, attended meetings of the Na
tional Amateur Athletic Union in
New Orleans Nov. 30.
He presented a paper on "The
Effects of a Longitudinal Program
of Interval Training Upon the
Physiological Parameters of Heart
Rate, Arterial Blood Pressure and
Pulse Pressure of the Pre-pubes
cent Male and Female" before the
Sp"rte Medicine Section of the
association.
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