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Do men to runb Do men in front-line management positions really know how to manage? The director of the Management Center of the 'Collee-of Business Administratiom says the answer probably is "no." Elbert Horton says somt managers have picked up fun damentals from years of ex periences and others have acquired them through formal exposure such as college and special management programs. "The majority of managers, however," Helton says, "still need some broad business management education." USC is doing something about the situation through its continuing education programs providing education to managers at all levels. One program of current interes The Flea Mi PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURN "SERVICEs" 3702 Rosewood Drivt Telephone 7-4222. Established 1947. Is tadequacy still enough? Elect Magner for I change. LEGAL. PLEASANT TURN-ON. South American herb. Brew like tea. Great witl lovemaking. Hurry before legislature turns tu off. Quarter pound $8.50. Kilos !60.00. Money order or check. Odyssey Imports, Box 145, Conway. Mass. 01341. NEW NAME! NEW LOCATION! GAMECOCK BARBERING SERVICE PAUL CONNELL, Owner, FORMERLY WITH UIVERSITY BARBER SHOP OE HAIRCUT AROUND CAMPUS LOCATED AT RVNINN MOTEL 821ASSEMBLY ST. NEBLOCK FROM COLISEUM Every Night STU N] (S P.M. SP SIZZLIN ST DIP .Just pres identifica Our regu sirloin sti baked po1 and garli KNOX A know how lusmess9. is the Supervisor Development Program which had its first session in March. The program was highly successful according to Helton and other participants. "Role playing in the area of communications, for example, was especially effective in dramatizing the flaws in communications in business," Helton said. Besides communications, the course covers human relations business organization, business policy, labor relations, data control, marketing and economics and finance. The next Supervisor Develop ment Program will be May 3-6. 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Tuesday 1s . .. DENT GHlT niL CLOSING) ECIAL! G' SIRLOIN E AK (INER ent your student tion to cashier. lar $1.69 sizzlin' sak served with ato, green salad c toast. L19 Tipping DEROSA 548 BBOTT DRIVE Tw6 You merX Chami The New York Brass Quintet wi perform tonight at the Coliseum a 8 p.m. These musicians began th story of brass chamber music as concert attraction. They hav toured North America, appeare in 20 European cities and per formed in four music festivals Tickets are free to students an are available at the Russell Hous information desk. WRIGHT Prof. Edwin Wright, of the US( history and international studie departments, will talk to the in ternational Students' Club on "Tl Mid-East: Origins of Conflict" ot ATTENTION - ST OF FACULTY RET STORE YOUR WIN1 DO NOT TAKE THE trims, woolens, feat safe in our especial trically controlled st< DO NOT BE MISLEC once between stoi storage. (suRRoUND 1415 Gervais Street 601 M Re mntro Anti Mal Finally! A makeup skin look gootl. Go in 8 compIlexion1 sI Miake-up' contains Cl mierlicat ion that het preven neCs' ||are-uj speC ial 'blottiers' to a sk in Spet' ialist happj NEW NATUI eWNTI-ACD A'ail The Cam (In RUSS! amEI.-IEmama News briefs 5er music t I Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 203 t of Currell College. e Wright formerly served in the a U. S. State Department. He was an e interpreter and lived in the I Mideast over 30 years. Arab and Israeli students are especially invited. EUPHRADIAN B The Euphradian Society is ex tending an open invitation to all male students to join their discussion Tuesday at 7 p.m. in B Harper's College. - The goal of the Society is to e develop in its members the art of 1 oral persuasion. IDENTS AND MEMBERS URNING NEXT FALLI ER CLOTHES WITH US HOME. Your furs, fur hers -and suedes will be ly constructed and elec >rage vaults. ~. There is a big differ age and cold VAULT LAUNDRY & CLEANERS S THE CAMPUS) 2000 Blossom Street ain Street vion duces -Ac ne o~up' that real ly makes ba<l rgeous liciu it makeup, a<les. New 'Anti-Acne s. Ati it's oil-Iree,n ith~ V, too! IAl WONDER IE MAKEUP' ible at: pus Shop all House) Actor 2 to perf A roving actor wil present his flourished during the Renaissance House Assembly Room. Avadon-Black, the actor, folows the pattern of the Montebanks, traveling performers who flourished during the Renaissance. He has been on the road of over a year now and performs with no prior booking and with no financial compensation except donations. His show combines his traveling experiences the poetry of Stephen Crane and e.e. cummings and even magic. Two performances will be held at USC, one Wednesday at 8 p.m. and the other Saturday at 6 P-m. Both will be in the Russell louse Assembly Room. Educatic neglecte( South Carolina has devoted only limited attention to the quality of its teacher-education programs, according to a publication of the School of Education. onight Past discussion topics have included USC athletics, in tegration, speed and politics. The Society has a 164 year history on the campus. Over the years the society has extended honorary membership to many great men: Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, the Marquis de la Layette, Robert E. Lee and President James Buchanan. HEMINGWAY Dr. Matthew J. Bruccoli, a USC English professor, has spent the past four years compiling the news stories of Ernest Hemingway. Hemingway was 18 years old Nhen he became a cub reporter for he Kansas City Star, even then . 'he was a damn good writer," 3ruccoli said. It was a slow methodical search hrough musty records, through nterviews with those who had mown Hemingway during his ;even months on the Kansas City lewspaper, and. reading of the ;tar from October, 1917, to April 10, 1918. Among the stories collected by Iruccoli were those telling of the ~nd of an ambulance run, of the lelay in medical attention for a nan suffering from smallpox, of a aundry car driven over a cliff by trike sympathizers and of the irst five recruits signed up for the kmerican tank corps. K RR We havei * NAVY BELL B *ALL TYPES Bl * ARMY KHAK * ARMY KHAKI * ARMY FATIGl * CAMOUFLAGEI *ALL TYPES 0 Come in and browse a sU The Ye 1316 A ssembly St. kvadon >rm at Avadon-Black. has been at ;arolina for two weeks now ob erving people. He creates each performance just for that par icular audience and aims to make he audience become more than pectators and actually shape the ontent of the show. The actor claims to have no nterest in money, but a desire to xplore the United States. He ravels with only a pack, a sleeping ag and a few simple props for his how. Originally from California, Lvadon-Black goes wherever he Fants and sleeps wherever he can. le performs for the people he n of teat I:' Prof. 5 Professor William W. Savage, riting in the March issue of ducation Report, says standards ;ed by the State Board of ducation in approving the eacher-education programs in olleges and universities were leveloped in the 1930's and have een found inadequate and outof late. Savage says although the state loard is considering revisions no hanges have been made thus far. He points out there are 24 olleges and universities in the tate who are approved by the loard to prepare teachers. Five of hem are not accredited by the ;outhern Association of Colleges ind Schools, and only one, the Jniversity, is accredited by the lational Council for Accreditation f Teacher Education. "South Carolina has the smallest imber of nationally-accredited acher-education programs in the >utheast," Savage says. He ompared neighboring states wrth Carolina with 13 and .orgia with 7. This state has only e one at USC. Rheinj CHUG-A-MUG Chug three Rheingolds and CHUG-A-MUGS or enter as win 525 and two cases. Also [HE COCKPIT Thursday, April ZY ITEM: hem in stock 3TTOMS in Denims, WI SH JACKETS * SHIRTS * U TROUSERS * s LeatI E PANTS* TROUSERS Li CAMPING EQUINK4' round. This is the store RMY NAVY RPLUS STOFl low Front S meets and and unIvewties wants tobrin tertainment, else they may Avadon-Black the dream is to power of a directly into the 4j throughout the niotpy. to combines sensitivig hed The experience Ot is sponsored by the Committee of IOe Un Union. Admisiuais free to performances bit 4; fh accepted to kft# A traveling. her avag Savagi says the $t shwakd raise s standards g educa teachers as tacher pay is ra . is raised. "Additional financial, esources are essential in im*rving In struetional resourses. tIN dlWC schools and increastg the com pensation provided for teachers," Savage writes. 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