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Faculty- Footnotes Two Phil< To Atten* Two members of the USC De. partment of Philosophy will take part in the meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psy. chology at Miami in April. Dr. james W. Oliver, department head, is co-chairman of the Pro gram Committee and Dr. Foster E. Tati is chairman of the session on epistemology and methodology. Dr. William E. Kirwan III of the University of Maryland gave the ninth lecture in the USC Mathematics Colloquium S e r i e s Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Sloan College. Dr. Frederick H. Giles Jr., asso ciate professor of physics at USC and regional counselor in physics for the American Institute of Phys ics, will conduct the annual High School Physics Teachers Confer. ence Friday at USC. Physics teachers from through out the state have been invited and asked to bring one or two of their best physics students to the confer ence. Approximately 100 persons are expected to attend. Six members of the USC art faculty had works selected for ex hibition in the 23rd Annual S. C. Artists Exhibition now on display in the Gibbes Art Gallery in Charleston. GOT A I PROB Call 2f Reserve your own Prive Corner of College and block from the Coliseum ANNUAL AND i Your reservation ent time yc Star BOWLI NC REVOLUTION INVADE COLUMBIA Under ground So COLUMBIA RI Goal: Free The Mind Strategy: Explore The Sc Objective: Expression Visit Revolutionary Headquar selection of Columbia Records AN ANIHIOL OGY Ul BIIISHs Bi Ul JOHN MAYAI L & T HE BIU uSBRf:AKErR: E RIC CIAPTON. STONI S MASONRY SAVO)Y BROWN BLUE S BAND JO ANN KELLY. T S McPHE E ZI? 5? 006/ 218 5? 006t (IMMEDIATE )sophy Ins I Meeting Dr. John C. Benz and Robert J. Mills Jr. have two works each in the show; John O'Neil, Boyd Saun ders, Truman H. Teed and William R. Tye each have one. * * * A four-lecture ser;.s on invest ing will be offered at the USC Graduate Center beginning April 8. Conducted by the USC College of General Studies, the course will be offered at two times: Tuesdays 'ReligionIn. To Be Disc Educators from 14 states and 35 colleges will participate in a two day program on "Religion in Edu cation" this weekend at USC. Involving the Southern Humani ties Conference, the Society of Bib lical Literature and the American Academy of Religion, the program will consist of presentation of pa pers and discussion of various as pects of religion. "The Humanities on the Cam pus" and "The Humanities in the Region and Nation" are topics to be discussed in a general session of the Southern Humanities Con ference Friday at 2 p.m. One of the highlights of the >ARKING LEM? i3-1649 te Parking Space at the Assembly Streets. One and the U.S.C. Campus. AONTHLY RATES ties you to park any u wish. Lanes SCENTER ARIES CORDS ul ters and choose from our large and 8-Track Tapes. Z12 44014/ Z18 44014' "IntaelIIgenet Sre 1636 SUMTERI STREET UPTOWI 1tructors In Miami at 10 a.m. to noon and 7:30-9:30 p.m. through April 24. George B. Daniels, a graduate of The Citadel and vice president and partner of the firm of Frost, Johnson, Read and Smith, will in. struct the course. Four main topics of discussion will include planning an investment program, how the stock market op erates, mutual funds and how to manage accounts. Education' ussed Here meeting will be an address Friday evening by Dr. Edwin Gaustad, professor of history at the Uni. versity of California at Riverside and visiting professor of religion at Florida State University. His topic will be "Religion and Social Studies in the Public Schools." Dr. Morse Peckham, professor of English at USC, will be a panel ist for the Southern Humanities Conference symposium on "Reli gion as a Humanizing Force in Man's History, Past and Present" Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Alfred R. Neuman, University of Houston, will moderate. The Society of Biblical Litera ture's general session and presenta tion of papers will bring to a close the activities for the two (lays. Hosts from the University will be Dr. Lauren E. Brubaker Jr., Dr. Calhoun Winton, Dr. Rosa mond K. Sprague and Drs. Mary C. and Luigi C. Borelli. JhR 9ojd&-& Brings SPAGHETTI DI EVERY 1 9 INCL SPAGHETTI W/MEAT SAU TEA O HOME OF "THE PIZZA YC TAKE-OUT NO 256 215 Pickens Sti The Cryan' Shames CS 9720 The LUve Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper Dno youL nM Soton That s All Right Green Onions KG F (A specialty priced 2-record set) 18 10o 0556 and 18 10 0614 SaN bo TVp oF SoWrm (,W keDvc66 Tuvl46 I S. C. Invitatio Art SI I SUSAN ROSS Faculty Editor "Artists today teach. That's the way they make a living," according to Dr. John C. Benz, head of the #?AIukgwd You A NNER SPECIAL W1ONDAY 7c UDES E, SALAD, ITAtLAN BREAD, COFFEE >U WILL COME BACK FOR" EXTRA CHARGE -9404 met- On The Hill young lady said in despair Would you look at my long, stringy hair The Vogue Stylist grinned As she cut and she thinned Now the lady has nothing to wear! 7ch E togue S L onAD Five Points.............256-8935 Forest Drive.........782-5600 Berry's-on-Main...253-0234 St/ Andrws....26.0823 ts IN FTL SW IN r. f) tCour EiG'ALES ra6anp PAO"l PAIDI t rAm a t . 4.g0 C*4 A "Sld becyie Cbfpt? ~L nal Low HaSm., USC art department. Ben-. and six other art professors at Carolina have works currently on exhibit at the Columb;a Museum of Art in the first South Carolina Invitational to be h e I d through April 20. Thirty-two of the 441 artists with works on exhib>ition are teaching or have taught in the past; eleven have studied at Carolina. There seemis to be a lot of gocd work com ing out of colleges and universities, Benz said. The exhibition, sponSOrFd by the Columbia Museum, is being held to focus "attention on talents native and res.dent in South Carolina, making these resources in the vis ual arts available and articulate to public understanding and appre ciation," according to the museum. Funded by the South Carolina Arts Commission under the super vision of the Columbia duseum of Art, "the exhibition is being used by the Commission as a chance to purchase pictures for a permanent South Carolina collection," the mu sZoum saId. makng, tho reours n ED in ine arts eaiblerom articula toiversity uneaning rersnd inp' vsoofthe CocinaiA Museum and Art, "Ppe S"o exhibitio,in S( donte inCo mer.naacanet Prha. Robtert fJ. as J)rmannn "Southecrolin ollecion, O'Nel mu sistn, proso od ant isD dispay inge "Iage,"ato workone inlu lac q.ueri and illa e rsttdi toyd S:auande r instrumro art, inethng ad autt, tspint.-sl tonte int ommisonirtepoy qmer and collange r edso odSudes nTrc o at ha sldhi wrkwhchisaln inethngan qutnt AsUnl tote rsComsso sMh ONv me' w ruanlI SA~'Te UREas 6dY Ni (t VpaJV it t RLLL DAAJ AtED D(AL flM'S P 41-~ cbwe lbffits #I~~ -Ti#;. w0pjGyCD5.- Cmcs GUM 0 g op(,,645 CILL1'M:IC Tim! ) Ay, 'SE SRW 9ILS AE -I oe.vA CAM,~PUJ bW141M IWfAs ,#so 6viot("r. OJ89461fe sivems II OF SM6 Gert oF RGo O 51 -'S 275 *WAS I M ~IMIC Usc r-ae professo of' art. ra~1 P (3ugN' , g ui s(d6A G' T OwAr AN9 RM ~Usc el ati professor of art. Howard Woody, assistant profes r of art in sculpture, is exhibit ing a welded steel sculpture en itled "The Virgin." Prof. Edmund Yaghjian has on exhibit a polymer entitled "Corner Store." "The Invitational will be ex panded upon and the state's artists more thoroughly documented in an exhibit of the contemporary South Carolina artist being pre. Discuss Ai Three Carolina professor cutss p)aintings now on exhibit Art in the first S. C. Initatic The m E'oole anteed One of the usual Watering Pla in South Carolina. DAY-FRIDAY 4 p.m 3AY 4 p.m. 'TIL Mir er USIE," R SiMNG Oese I( lV-t buw 1wze Mgh 5,i.AmtJe 's livw VZ n.O wa Work Is -A IM ALL. I-Of /(C~AL pr KILL CAhe GrenOSu I f do FROOL. INT, OeF,ON isjwe ft I61 fjS W C*IBOArb JEA Wlorks p)ared by the Greenville County Mumeun for presentation in the state% Tricentennial," according to the nueum. "I particularly like this show as conpared to some of the more com petitive. The fact that it is judged by a committee gives a nice cross section of opinion," said Saunders. "It will help focus attention of people of the state on art works of the state," he added. Staff Photo by Ralph Jarrells t Exhibit of the art defpartmnent (diS at the Coluimbia Mtuseumi of nal Art Exhibit. Most ces .'TIL )NIGHT