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Faculty- Footnotes
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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.
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R. Tye each have one.
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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
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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.
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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.
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"Artists today teach. That's the
way they make a living," according
to Dr. John C. Benz, head of the
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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
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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
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South Carolina artist being pre.
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"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.
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