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'Long Bek Bird' This two-color lithograph by Misch will be one of the many presented by Lakeside Studios at the USC Art Departmeni today. SGA asks help The following are Student Government positions that are available by appointment of the President regardless of experience or class. If'you are Interested, contact Mike Spears. Freshman Affairs Staff Environmental Affairs Staff Minority Affairs Staff Attorney Generals Staff Campus-Community Affeirs Staff Treasurer's Staff Senate Assistants Speaker Bureau Research Assistant's (Nader's Raiders) Student Marshall Corps Motor Pool and Communication Staff Faculty Awards Committee (Owed 2) Cafeteria Committee (need 5) Library Committee (need 2) Merit Scholarship Visitation Committee (need 2) Faculty Orientation Committee (need 3) Non- Academic Counseling (need 2) Suprete Court Appointments Appelate Court Appointants Student Government Staff Senate Page Appointments Sergeant at Arms Adminstrative Staff Election Commission Election Commission Chairman Ven bergs to attend Europea n Symposium The U.S.C. husband-wife team of orcofoo.rmayhge marine biologists. Dr. F. John frso ie Vernberg and Dr. Winona Vern- SN S berg, will participate in the Fifth 3 European Symposium on Marine U a m L t Iliology in Venice. Italy, which begins Saturday.Paltmlny.Teocosat prs Vernberg. who is director of m.hdtOmtscn (IIS's Hlelle W. Baruch Coastal Jci ltesearch Institute, will present a AqaunetThksoreigne.Iko paper dealing with the effects of "~ io aeto temperature stress on marine Px E animals. OPRUIY prtm.adesn Mrs. Vernberg. research ~ wiptI orhne associate in the institute, will ndus 2orNSUTOSPusaIT present a paper convering her O IM sn drses aifcc work on larval and planktonic (ZawndB VENRPIS.Dt. forms of animals found in coastal and ocean waters. Plankton are TYNCThssdisraonadvaou t'ssenial t life n theseaoasa sp of Elnie eprec. al s Re aur.a' lnt.'b otr a' ers "The Hme f e. butr C00 milesdn.a StdetAquarur~Inect. 'ns atr ing tie, 19kno college cowd! Th voudn' hav goo.tesevc ftadprcsa envwee, n iruasMker.0pr Une th prio ugsanndrten orfyedi Mr. .me. OF FLdyRMSeuPne 2dde54r.4S49sac2o T we lmot - of art Wr v-n display -aniM tiMversity caW400 this week. -first which spsne NMdgy, is 0one-mam show by Y exhlbilte painter ,ric .O.heerd. 1whe other Is a Msl one-day presen. etie" e originat oithographs by a v4W.Iqy of artist. The *he, to .be en dispGy thrtkgh Oct. 1, includes works in acry#c and eits, alng with collages and u fertord, nMW visiting prolese ef painting at Wes Vlrginia UniversWty, is a former *d of the paintinj deptmt at Mho Louisvie Scheol Of Art. Doscribing is form of pointing Rutherford says "Celer has an everpowering attractih Jor me. Some colo eambinallee can move me almost to ecstasy. I like ti wrk with f#rms and colwrs and assockltions that are moe personal to me; H"ages that have recurring fascination the clothed figwe and the landcope." The artit has an inernetiwWo reputation, not only il pointing but alse in theatre design, film making and ar educoao. HMs ne-man shows have appered In galleries ani msems in Seulih Africa, England, Spin,. South Americ and the Ul9od Staes. Bern In Scotland. Rutherford wa ed,,'ted in art scheols In England, France and Italy. The pw4c Is Invited to view his works at USC's Hwo t *ogem Oetry, located in Sbean CeNege MondaV S9Mu*y. Most of the pintings, which range In orice fror $4 to $9M are *W sale. LIT"ORAP"S ''The publc is i1vited to view this unique collection 01 Lakeide Studios, Lakesde, Michigan, and to meet Mr JAn Wiften, director of Lakeside Studies, who is ac csmpanyn the ewblt," says Prof. Boyd Saunders of thm University's art deportment. "This oetli contaiMs aeverol hundred original print. by P4cas", Dowett, Braque, Bufet', Calder, Giacometti Geya, Kandtsky, Dwumier, Dell, Arp, Lichtenstein, anc Lautrec," Wita says. "it also includes many prints bj younger American and European artists. And all prints ft the collection are eveiwle for purchase," according t4 Mr. WIsen. Lakeside Studies was founded by Mr. Wilson and his wifh to encorage yeg collectors of graphic arts, and i provide a place ftr printMakers to work. The studi facities incde a mnder printmakers' workshop as wel as iving quarters for visiting artists. During the cdemic year, Mr. Witson travels with th% Lakeside Studis collectien, giving young collectors ai opportunity to se and purchase prints they would no usuamly find in a single collection. Rally date wrong A petical raNy whW%h was to be and he served in the Armed Forc held jar jjeuet-gubenatr* in Wod War 11. candkd*e Jh esen was wt held ~ asAfter the aq*vi", she sa, held Mwney niga t to colora became of ackdmif start an advertising agency a TaLcy% TimUSS., sed thAt t ea rally was not te be held for another eietocmehe'oSo two weeks and that the an- Cwla nouncemengt of the event in the Gamecock was a mistabe. ApyInGevi Miss Tims ad, hoever, tein etrrs o ot derson, whwom she knows per- Ms imn losi soay ee, sai that Henderonharwrkdenn comee from a fatherle.s home and Niopesdnalcmiga that at the age of 7 he was helping hawokdsspiaasstn support his family by selling'Wno iut otatro peanuts. Me worked his way UitdSae,othprjc thou h~ rmsianaa.n d phea refremnth. redFr offcerervace mhes en erndm ent ooa that cata fwho'as ur godcigs to "coue hoe"tdS. Like na the nsoatdni r aaeecrni gnepisemow hath et bulb AndsseTmms aso ofi tha luen hdeo tha oked onur brliao rsdntliuiae cmpignb Adi oke aseca assisal whinton Bleept ostmasteoal toited Stnason Hihe proec thrug hih chel nd itehe itsstldn lrefr. atg 2 This painting by Eric Rt on display until Saturda) Students By Rosalind Price Staff Writer As Secretary of Environmental Affairs, Karen Ballington, would like to see the students of UJ.S.C take a more active part in fighting pollution in the state and the nation. Karen is South Carolina',. Varney OutstAndi. Dr. Harry E. Varney, because o his outstanding work as head of thi Florence Regional Campus of th es University of South Carolina, hai been selected to appear in the 197 id, editiOn 16 Otftanding.'Ethlkiton! to ef iid DrV rey, who is an assitAn he t S rsietToa 25 Ternehich nin buy ecame orncdispa ntion College. The Osand iEdctr Stmei afis Wrinnuleroga he lined to rtecognien oI dthoe awo atve part infginhe toltionmsele stt accmlsmnt i neeation. - Are biogahia south aofinar Dr r .Varney, abogciththse sm ~ nriyof Souhlu m inatih d ditaioOusangoftti:~o r1mr.reamworpha sssti singUS Pidet. ma j1 Jnswasmatete ort ye, younougtrtv stf at SC en5itIene whchinJuyp.cm a Ameic isaanua rga 'The Mirror itherford will be Gallery, al r at Huntington Rutherford to fight I representative to the Studeni Council On Pollution and thq Environment (SCOPE). Her mait duty is to establish com munications between local en vironmental groups and SCOPE SCOPE. then gives the local grou the backing that Is needed tE successfully carry out the project ng educatoir f 5.AN) other educators chosen ft the honor, will appear in the ai nual awards volume for whic i forme Vice President Hubei Humphrey is writing a specil l htoductor3 niessage. trey a4 of the men unI women selected: "The greates strength of any nation is its humai resources. These are the men ani women who by their actions in th< classroom today mold the course of history. With men and womei like these we know that our faith ii education has not been misplaced Guidelines for selection te Outstanding Educators in Americi include talents in the classroom contributions to research, ad ministrative abilities and civic anm professional recognition received on during pe mnes results i osis benefici infinite series From a cram-nigli all the way dlown to e night sedt Now t adequately enligl the relevan< homeostasis, ambu repository of kno sweat shirts, 3 bookstoe. Where y tf r elect ric pencil that t here's only one way t PANAS iust slightly ahea4 ong with many other works by )ollution? Karen has just been appointed Secretary of Environmental Af fairs.' This badly needed position has just been created by Mike Spears, and is awaiting the ap proval of the Senate before it becomes an official post. En couraging involvement and co ordinating the projects of en vironmental groups on campus are some of the activities of the secretary. Although the Environmental Concern Organization's plans for this year are incomplete, some r very controversial topics are to be . tackled by this newly formed h group. ECO's concern with the t critical state of today's en vironment has necessitated the forming of a speaker's bureau, in which speakers, pnd a film on pollution are available to high t school and any other interested S groups. One film scheduled to be I shown at a future ECO meeting is " Who Killed Lake Erie." ECO S intends to publish a list of products I harmful to one's environment. I Also. Karen feels that a campus wide boycott of soft-drinks in no deposit bottles and tin cans would be one small, but significant step in showing the public that the University of South Carolina is I doing something to clean up the state's pollution probletn. riods n an al to of settings. t 150 watts Saturday-. ctive glow. hat you are tened as to e of proper > emotional late to that wledge and our college ou can look lamps and sharpeners. you'll agree > see things. Our way. i of our time.