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Twelve USC Air Force R
shown with their officers, ma
ing records on the Federal
ministration's examination
pilots' licenses. Included in thi
kneeling, Calvin A. Griffin, R
William H. Goodwin, Rock,
Charles E. Henson, and Rol
Twelve A
Esta blish
A historical milestone has been
reached by 12 cadets in USC's
Air Force ROTC's Flight Instruc
tion Program.
The 12 have e stab li shed an
all-time high average for successful
completion of the Federal Aviation
Administration's examination for I
private pilot's license. Their aver- I
age on the examination was 87%.
USC Studen
String Cone
The Clebanoff Strings and I
Orchestra will appear Feb. 20 for I
a combination classic-pop concert
in the USC Field House.
The two-in-one-program of classi
cal and popular music is an innova
tion of the Clebanoff chamber en
semble of 20.
The first half of each concert is I
a classic string program; the sec- f
ond half, adding piano, accordion, ,
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Aviation Ad. NCO; Benjain
for private tino, Colonel I
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bert Mahus, McCreary, FIi
( Harrelson, flight instruct<
Ert I. John- Phinizy, and (
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New Air
The Flight Instruction Program
s an integral part of the Air
Fo r c e ROTC curricula at USC.
Such training is open to all quali
ied senior cadets interested in be
-oming Air Force pilots and in
!ludes ground s e h o o I and 36%
iours of flight training at Colum
>ia Airport.
Upon completion of the Flight
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ert Feb. 20
arp and percussion, becomes a
ively "pop" show.
"In both departments of the re
ertoire the Clebanoff Strings and
)rchestra are expert," said critic
ibert Goldberg.
Tickets at $2 each are on sale
t the Russell House Information
)esk or at the door. USC students,
aculty and staff are admitted free
,ith identification cards.
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Instruction Program, the cadets are
eligible for their private pilot's
certificate. This entire program is
offered completely at the expensei
of the Air Force and no cost what- 1
soever is accrued by the cadet.
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DPTIONS
lUNITY EAAPLOYER"
University
New Chai
President Thomas F. Jones has
announced the establishment of an
andowed chair in the College of
Business Administration sponsored
and supported by the South Caro
lina Savings and Loan League and
the South Carolina Association of
Realtors.
Dr. Robert K. Brown, professor
f business at the University and a
nationally k n o w n educator and
author, was appointed holder of
the new C h a i r of Real Estate,
Property Finance and Urban De
velopment.
In announcing the chair and Dr.
B r o w n 's appointment, President
Jones commented that the estab
lishment of this Chair will enable
the College of Business Adminis
tration to provide the high caliber
and continuing leadership required
to develop an outstanding academic
and continuing education program
in the fields of real estate and
property finance. "The impact of
this type of support for higher edu
,ation cannot be overstated," Dr.
Jones said.
In expressing his appreciation,
Charles W. Knowlton, president of
:he Educational Foundation, stated
lhat the joint efforts of the South
Carolina Savings and Loan League
ind the South Carolina Assn. of
Realtors represents another step in
the forward looking programs at
.he University. He said "this and
>ther endowed chairs would give
the input of highly qualified per
;onnel to provide the talent neces
outh Carolina
GRADUATING
SENIORS
majoring in
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CHEMISTRY
ENGINEERING
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
LIBERAL ARTS
representative on campus
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flice for ana appointment
Service Commission
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sary for long-range growth."
Dean James F. Kane of the Col
lege of Business Administration
said that he was "indeed delighted
at the development of the chair
and pleased to have Dr. Brown as
the first chairholder."
W. R. Merritt, president of thc
S. C. Savings and Loan League,
said:
"The South Carolina Savings d
Loan League is proud to have a
part in the establishment of this
Chair at the University of Soutb
Carolina. This brings into actual
ity a long standing desire on th(
part of many savings and loal
executives to play a more activ(
role in the promotion of specialized
education in the urban and hom
financing field in South Carolina
"Now we feel that through th(
establishment of this Chair, we art
opening the door for unlimited ed.
ucational opportunities for people
within our own state.
"We join proudly with our sistei
industry, the Association of Rea:
Estate Boards, in providing fundf
for the establishment of the Chaih
and I pledge in behalf of our board
and membership, our continue
support with our personal interesi
and involvement in this program.'
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