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The Project Director for the
course is Madelon Henderson,
assistant professor at the School
of Nursing. Darlene Whipple, R.N.
and .Mrs. Star Amick, R. N. are
assisting with the teaching. Dr.
Donald E. Saunders, Jr. is the
Medical Consuiiantand one of the
chief lecturers for the course.
Pre-registration is one week
prior to the course. Requests for
program applications and further
information may be obtained
from: (Miss) Madelon Henderson.
Project Director, USC School of
Nursing, McCutchen House,
Columbia, South Carolina 29208 or
phone 777-3162.
Organizations
loose,
their status
The following organizations have
lost University recognition for
failure to register with the Office of
the Assistant Vice President for
Student Affairs.
Advertising Club
AWARE
Baha'i Club
Carolina Party
Circle K
FREAK
Gamecock Party
Press Club
South Carolina Research
Committee
Universal Life Religious
Association
Vietnam Moratorium: Carolina
The below listed organizations
also failed to register but are
appealing their status to the
Student Affairs Committee.
Celluloid Society
Euphradian Literary Society
lHypatian Literary Society
Kappa Sigma Kappa
Pi Sigma Alpha
Deadline for annual regietration
was October 1st.
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Arts C<
By ROB BIGALKE
Feature Editor
(Editor's note: This is the third in
a series of articles on University
Union Committees.)
"We don't have anything to get
upset about now, but we're
working on it," Virginia McMillan,
chairman of the University Union
Arts Committee said.
Arts Committee projects, ac
cording to Miss McMillan, break
down into two categories: those
already scheduled and those
tentatively scheduled. The reason
for this unorthodox breakdown is
the fact that the committee has
gone into some new things in ad
dition to the usual art shows.
Scheduled events include a
Faculty Art Show, a Senior
Show, and as a highlight of Black
Week, a Prison Art Show,
featuring art work by inmates at
the Central Correctional Institute.
The committee hopes that the
artists from the prison will be able
to appear in the Russell House
Lounge along with their work.
COLLAGE
All the art shows will be held in
the Russell'House lounge.
Other shows already saheduled
of the winners of the National
Record Album Cover Contest; in
March, an International
Exhibition of Collages by famous
people. In conjunction with the
collage exhibition, the Arts
Committee will sponsor a collage
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contest for students and will offer a
cash prize for the winner, after
which the entries will go on
display.
In April, the committee will
import a sculpture exhibition from
Tennessee, and in May plans are to
spotlight local artists in One-man
Shows.
For this month's International
Week, the Arts Committee plans to
work with the International
Committee on either an In
ternational exhibition or an
exhibition of student work.
For Spring Week-end, the Arts
Committee will co-operate with the
Special Events Committee to
sponsor contests which will include
a Kite Design Contests with a cash
prize, a Body Painting Contests
and perhaps a student paint-in. At
another time next 'Spring, Arts
Committee will sponsor a Tie
Dying Day, on which students "can
come and do their thing with tie
dying.!"
POETRY READINGS
In the realm of the tentatively
scheduled events, Miss McMillan
said that the Arts Committee hopes
to sp ipto poetry readings which
might be held i he ussell llouse
Lounge. Committee members are
also discussing the possibility of
bringing "Lunch Box Dramas" to
USC. There are dramas wh:Aj are
performed in ti.e cafeterias durin1g
the meal hours. The committee
also hopes to make use of the
people -ALE
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People will also play a part in the
programs of the Arts Committee.
Hopes are high that the Glass
blower from Underground Atlanta
will come to ply his trade in an.
exhibition of glassblowing in the
Russell House. The committee
plans to schedule another artist to
paint in the Russell House Lounge.
The painter will be in the lounge
for several days and the painting
will be his impression of the
students, faculty, staff, the people
he meets and his impressions of
USC.
The Arts Committee also hopes
to bring a potter to the lounge and
possibly a caricaturist.
SYMPOSIUM
The Arts Committee works with
many other university
organizations, and for the Lectures
Committee's Population Sym
posium, the Arts Committee hopes
to have a photographic exhibition
on population, and a Tin-can
Sculpture for students.
The Arts Committee's
traditional Christmas Card Con
test will have a new format this
year. The contest will be held, but
lht: winn1ing design will no be
printed until next Christmas. "It
was a time factor," said Miss
McMillan.
in addition to working with
Spring Semester, 1970.
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Persoel"Is the subj*t of a four
day worksh6p for southern
newspaper executives which
begins Sunday, Nov. 8, at USC's
School of Journalism.
The workshop, which runs
through Wednesday, is sponsored
by the University and the Southern
Newspaper Publishers Association
Foundation. Executives of 10
newspapers in eight southern
states will attend.
The workshop will promote an
exchange of ideas and experiences
among the participants to help find
ways to solve newspaper
operational staff problems and to
improve staff performance and the
final product.
During the workshop, the Dean
of Journalism, Albert T.
Scroggins, workshop chairman,
will summarize the results of a
newspaper personnel survey which
was conducted this fall among 1000
southern newspaper executives.
The survey Is indicative of current
attitudes and practices in hiring
and holding newspaper personnel
is futu
various university organizations
including the Art Department, the
Arts Committee also co-operates
with Columbia Museum of Art. The
Arts Committee has worked with
the Night Club Committee by
providing light shows in the Golden
Spur. "If other campus groups
want to use the light shows we have
when they present bands, we will
be glad to help," Miss McMillan
said.
Special exhibits on tap include a
"Saturday Nigh-t the Movies"
exhibit which will feature old
movie posters, covering the
lounge. Some will be for sale. Also,
a "Look Up and Live" exhibit, in
which all the pieces will be on the
ceiling.
10 POINT
The Arts Committee doesn't
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articipants also will be in
fdrmod of' a national newspaper
personnel survey conducted by
The Newspaper Fund, Inc.,
Princeton, N. J. Thomas
Engleman, the Fund's director,
will make the presentation.
In Monday and Tuesday
sessions, Dr. Charles R. Milton,
professor of management in the
USC College of Business Ad
ministratfon, will discuss
"Motivation and Leadership
Among Newspaper Personnel,"
and Byron B. Harless, a consulting
industrial psychologist and vice
president for personnel, Knight
Newspapers, Inc., will discuss
"What Can Be Learned About
Newspaper Personnel from
Testing and Evaluation
Procedures."
Also on Tuesday a student panel
will elaborate on "I Want to Work
for a Newspaper, But...." Charles
H. Wickenberg Jr., executive news
editor of The (Columbia) State,
will moderate.
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limit itself to the works of outsiders
in its presentations. "On display
now is an exhibit of our own
students' graphic works; some can
be bought through the Art
Department and Mr. Boyd
Saunders;" Miss McMillan said.
A Chamber Music Concert in the
Russell House Lounge is possible,
though the lounge will become
more of an art gallery in the
future.
The Committee itself is com
posed of interested students with
only a few-art students, and there
are still a few positions open. The
committee meets every Tuesday
at 7 p.m. in the Russell House, and
occasionally goes off campus into
the homes of the artists.
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Reed Sarratt, director, and Lee H.
Stinnett, assistant director of the
Southern Newspaper Publishers
Association Foundation, based in
Atlanta, Ga.
The USC workshop is one of four
dealig with job-oriented problems
to be sponsored this year by the
SNPA Foundation.
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