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'Book Exai And Supr4 American civil liberties as inter preted by the U. S. Supreme Court is the subject of a new book by Dr. Glenn Abernathy, professor of political science at the University of South Carolina. "Civil Liberties Under the Con stitution" presents what Dr. Aber nathy calls a "neutral overview" of Supreme Court decisions through the close of the 1967 ses sion, together with his commen taries on their direction and signif icance to American legal inter ART Dr. John C. Benz, head of the Department of Art at the Univer sity of South Carolina, has been 7 named to the steering committee of the International Center for the Creative Arts (ICCA) at Hilton Head Island, S. C. The steering committee will have as its duty the planning for the first international symposium to be held at Hilton Head in June. Tentative topic for the symposium is "The Arts and A Changing World," andi plans call for inviting participants from 20 countries. BIOLOGY Dr. Wade T. fatson, professor of biology at USC, has been ap pointed to Gov. Robert E. Mc Nair's Beautification Community Tmprovement Board for a term expiring June 1, 1969. Dr. Hatson was notified of the appointnwnt by Secretary of State 0. Frank Thornton earlier this week. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The American Bankers Assn. has appointed Dr. Olin S. Pugh of the University of South Carolina to membership on its banking ed ucation committee. The committee consists of bankers andi educators concerned with general problems in hanking education in the United States. Dr. Pugh is professor and holder of the Chair of fanking in USC's College of Business Administra tion. * * * An article by a University of South Carolina business professor on the concept of human capital in the history of economic thought has been published in the winter edition of the Indian Economic Journal, quarterly publication of the Indian Economic Association. Dr. B. F. 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His discussion of "Place-Name Research Aided by Historical So cieties" will be based on his ex periences as editor of the first state place-name journal in the na tion. Dr. Neuffer is an associate pro fessor of English at USC, where he co-founded and has edited this nationally-acclaimed journal for the past 15 years. GRADUATE SCHOOL Dr. James A. Morris, (lean of the Graduate School at USC, has again been elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the Fed eral Reserve Bank of Richmond, Charlotte Branch. This marks the third time that he has been elected chairman in the five years he has served on the board. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Dr. Richard L. Walker, head of the Department of International S t u dIi e s at USC, delivered ad dress on Chinese Communist for eign policy Thursday, Jan. 18, at the National War College in SHOULD A 0 ENGINEERII SCIENCES VAN OUTSTANDING P1 CLIMATE? ,GUARANTEED JOB.S IRAPID CAREER ADVA IEXCELLENT GRADUAl IA TOTAL "FRINGE" F IAN UNLIMITED RANG ITHE BEST IN FACILIT ~AN OPPORTUNITY TC SO DC CONSIDER THE UNUS OPPORTUNITY TO JOll PROFESSIONAL CIVIL ARMY MATERIE The Army Materiel Commar organization of great size 150,000 civilians employed lations throughout the Unit YOU ARE INVIT AMC has many entrance-If career-start for you, with c opportunities -- as you will highly qualified staff. Proje so absorbing many scientisi time career here. 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Andrew Fackson Goodpaster, commandant )f the college. MUSIC John Kenneth Adams, assistant wrofessor of piano at USC, will -erform and lecture for the Na ional Music Teachers Association luring its southern and central re rional convention Feb. 11 through 14 in New Orleans, La. He will ilay a program of compositions by Schubert. Feb. 8 he and John llauer, USC issistant professor of violin, gave i joint recital at Morris College ind will repeat the program in Co unbia Feb. 19 for the Evening Nlusic Club. PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Roger W. Black, associate )rofessor of psychology at the University of South Carolina, is Author of two articles appearing in recent issues of two profes <ional journals. 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