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141 **"ab ma*0si3sh a going to jos -hlft"re after 'rduatiOn:Arro9* hbh schio6l, r aetly an I to eCa00g. mTen h fsand she could d u both. Just acoup of week ago, USC's second coed ROTC student applied. Annie L Coker learned about fth program by, reading a story in a sp4.isue of The Gamecock, the -USC student newspaper, which 4s distribute. to freshmen. Miss Coker, from Moncks Corner, Sgned up for the program before she even told her parents about it. Both the girls are enthusiatic. They both Oeboed the remark that their friends admire what they are doing - breaking a traditional men's domain, not just forthe sake ExciteMe There's a Oew kind of educational Otoltement at the I University of South Carolina. This spring a 3-station Audio Tutorial Lening Center was in stalled in Room o of the Life Sciences Building at Green and Sumter in Columbia, S.C. Dr. C David HusbAid, assistant k professor of biology, was the I planner and implementer of the i project. An Audio-Tutorial Learning Center differs from what most of us remenber about college c classrooms. A Learning Center is S full of activity, with student 9 projects in full swing and at all b differend stages of development. ti Simultaneously, some students may listen to units of study on ti audio tape in individual study carrels, other may prepare and il carry outjxperiments, some may h watch O,nd, duplicats new ig techniques of dissection or slide- si Sorority big s Some 190 sorority rushees will si receive bids tonight following two s4 weeks of skit parties and ice water teas. ti P USC's eight sororities rushed p about 335 women this year, ac- ri cording to Panhellenic Rush Chairman Rene Braconnier. se "We've had the most girls to go out w in five years," Panhellenic Council H Chairman Cathy Hines said-.t Miss Hines attributes the in creased number of rushees to h< "lowering of requirements for rush R and also people have thought til sororities were sort of a s Candle fire Sorority rush brought out more T than the usual crop of Freshman b' women Tuesday; it also brought th out the Columbia Fire department. The trouble~ started in the Kappa fii Delta sorority house a little after br nine. A inclining candelabra top candle was a little too high and it's flame began to singe the ceiling hi tile. -sI The sisters promptly ex.-f tingushed the candle, but the tile Y continued to smolder and smoke. i th7. a p 1?) ~ipare to taRka'" and hearn to be othe new ROTC es Miss her, has view about that she has tittilt's Drill Team, a 6bng group which t .- iMany parades and R NK-01tionA.s Joe N. Swanger, com tai*Moftcer of AFROTC at olina, e!ilaqd that basically h*VIrls wIll ,0through the same WOram a the men at Carolina. %imain testriction is that they ad nt alowed. to pursue pilot or laviiator training. UPOn 90mpleting four years in WMC, the coeds will be com nisIoned as second lieutenants in he Women in the Air Foce (WAF) orogram. Their active duty Obligation is the same as that of the nen, four years. Each woman cadet also will ttend a field training en rampment during the summer as a equired part of the AFROTC raining. Although the AFROTC unit at JSC is the first in the state to kccept women, four universities in he nation were allowed to accept hem last year under a test nt in lea naking, still others might see a ime-lapse film of a flower bud pening, or any one of a numerous ange of independent activies. The students don't disturb one nother-the room is considerably juieter than most college lassrooms. And many educators elieve that more learning takes lace in the Audio-Tutorial ,earning Center than in the con 'entional lecture-laboratory in-, truction. The Learning Center can ac omodate 520 students per emester. Dr. Husband and five raduate assistants conduct the iology 101-102 courses. Three of ie assistants are considered t extra" help to get the audio torial course going. .The Audio-Tutorial System of istruction lets the student lean at is own pace by combining audo Pes. slides. workbooks, texts, lecimens. and films, along with t rush SCS ereotype. Now they realize that >rorities are individualistic, too." Tuesday night rushees listed iree sororities in order of reference following "last night" arties. Computers then matched ashees to bidding sororities. Last night parties are more ri~ous than skit parties and ice ater teas, according to Miss' ines. Women could attend only vo of these parties. Rushees visited each sorority use for the teas held Sept. 13-16. ushees and sorolties narrowed *eir choices during two sub quent rounds of skit parties. stopped ey then tried to stop the smoke C the application of water and at, too, failed.t in a mild panic, they called thes -e department, who graciously oke up their "smoker" This not the first time disastere is struck Kappa Delta. This sI mimmer. a steam pipe broke and n~ oded the house. The rest of the ci0 ar for the sisters can only be anc provement.d CAMPUS 1 WEDNE: 5 P.M. TIL. CI MAONSTER BUI MBINATION I "Monstrously Good" Monster Be Crisp, golden French Fri.~ . . Frank WNI 409 Blosso AT THE SRI Ilcen.ed by tIfiversal Pi1ctures C' 969 I. edsT Proram. The "hoois w AWbur Universty, East OCUMn U0iversity, Drakw UnIversity and Ohio State University. DWing their ROTC day, the girls will wear official WAr uniforms. A new WAp uniform has just been authorhse by the Air F're, Col. Swanger says, and they are on order for USC'S coed ROTC members. The new outfits have a hemline about two inches above the knee, which is somewhat longer than the girls are accustomed to wearing, but they both say that's no big problem. Dress regulations do present a minor problem for Miss Metts. She has long, flowing hair, but rules say that hair must not fall below Lhe shoulder line. She will solve hat by putting her hair up or earing wigs. Miss Coker's hair will be no Problem. Hers Is shoulder length is it Is. Col. Swanger said adjustments for these two girls In ROTC should be smooth, since "they are both very mature and have solid ideas about their plans." ROTC programs in general on :ollege campuses have been the argets of criticism from some :rcles for several years now, but hat bothers neither of these two 'irls. Maybe what ROTC needed was ometing new. It has it now. rning ome traditional "Live" lectures ind small-group discussions. If a student in Husband's class loesn't achieve at a pre letermined minimal level of riastery, he must repeat the lesson nd pass a subsequent test before e is permitted to proceed in the ourse. As often as he wants, the tudent may listen to course tapes nd work with related articles. Each lesson contains a complete st of behavioral objectives with udio tape serving as the primary ehicle of communication, irecting the student through )ncepts and their application, lab !chniques, experimentation, and leas for further study. As soon as e has mastered a lesson and assed the lesson quiz, the student May go on to the next lesson-as lpidly or as slowly as his abilities rid interest require. An Open House will be held at the udio-Tutorial Learning Center in ie Life Sciences Building, Room K0, at Green and Sumter Streets in ilumbia. Professors, students, id staff are urged to attend. The b will be open for visitors on ~ptember 25, 1970, from 9:00 til :00 noon. Dr. Husband will be ippy to answer any questions. Secunty 4gh tens after fire Security at South Building's arking lot, will be tightened after ist night's fire airm and sub ~quent traffic bottleneck. Sgt. B. Roberts of the University olice told reporters that the >lice have been "bending over ackwards" to give drivers a -eak when they come to South. owever, last evening when fire impanies were summoned to the appa Delta sorority house, fire ucks had trouble getting to the ene because of cars illegally irked. Because or last night, Sgt. >berts said, "It will have to be forced more strictly." The *icter enforcement started last ght as Sgt. Roberts and other ficers handed out traffic ations. The citations are five lIars per violation. IIGHT EDAY OSING tGER LA TE With Student ID rger, Tossed Salad a' $1.19 value. n St. DG E \k N'tlstMn ,m.. In,.. Good grief, Annie Coker is measured fc awaits her turn. Both young ROTC at Carolina. Reported supply custodian, just didn't 'Media 1 to be pre By JOSLYN TUCKER Staff Writer To the average student, Education 555 would not sound like the most exciting course in the world, but according to Dr. Roland Hughes of the education depart ment, the typical student would be more interested than he would imagine. Dr. Hughes is the creator of "Media Matters" which will be presented Thursday, at 5 p.m. at Wardlaw College. This presen tation will be sponsored by the Student National Education Association and will be offered to all USC students and faculty members. .. The prqgran covers. a time period from approximately 1920 to 1195 and is a combination com mentary on the times and a demonstration in the use of the modern multi-media technique. Utilizing about 1,200 slides, 9 projectors, and 8 screens, Dr. Hughes, with the aid of his General studie course in Chl( A new course in techniques ofi child-rearing will be offered this' fall through the University of General Studies and will be taughti be a member of the staff of thei University's Counseling Bureau. This non-credit course is aimed at helping parents, teachers, and others Involved in child guidancei ALAN BAITES GLENDA JACKSON FROM THE SAl GAVE YOU"THE FOX" AND LOV ER" ---- CA ROL it' a9ir >r her uniform as Inis Metts ladies are the first to join, y, Lee C. Baker, who Is the know where to measure. /datters' s ented graduate assistants, John Charuk and Bob Jones, has managed to put together this experience of sight and sound after about 200 hours of work. It includes excerpts from such things as Franklin Roosevelt's inaugural address, Hitler's speeches, and the declaration of war against Japan with ap propriate music to fit the different time periods. 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