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mNews ersians entei The Married Students Committee of the University Union Is sponsoring a dance on Saturday, Feb. 13, at the Legion Hut on Pickens St. The dance will feature the Persiansand free set-ups will be provided. A few surprises are in store, so all married students are urged to attend. Moliere play at Dreher "The Bourgeois Gen tilhomme" by Moliere, will be presented February 21 at 3 p.m. in the Dreher High School auditorium, 701 Adger Road. Tickets are $2.50 for students and $3.50 for non-students. The play is sponsored with co-operation of the French Embassy and Dreher High. For information phone 256 2527 after 3 p.m. Librarian internship The South Carolina State Library will sponsor a librarian internship program for college juniors, seniors and recent graduates interested in a librarianship has a career. Interns are paid work training positions and allowed to learn all phases of library work. Positions are available at 13 county and regional libraries C ampus Today Meeting: Wrestling Club will meet at 7 p.m. in Peabody Gym nasium on the mat. Meeting: Hil.lei presents Don LaBelle on "Crime, Delinquency and the Jew" at 7:30 pm.- in the Russell House Faculty Lounge. Movie: "Out of It" starring Jon Voight and Barry Gordon. Tomorrow. .eb. 9 Movie - "The Easy Life" A young Italian law student, lured away from his books, spends the rest of his life with Burno. on the scent of vampish German tourists. Whatever Yoi CLEAN ING"Ni rely on SHIRTS Professionally cleaned, buttons and put on hongers at no addition CLOTH ES sven that exctra special care yoi TEN LOCATIO briefs rtain couples in the state as well as at two State institutions. Applicants should have a "B"' average and Indicate an interest in library work. They will be employed full-time for three summer months. Applications should apply no later than March 15th. Alaska represented Romayne A. Potosky, a freshman at USC, will represent the State of Alaska In the Annual Cherry Blossom Festival beginning April 1st in Washington, D.C. Presently enrolled In the College of Arts and Sciences, she hopes to major in In ternational Studies and do graduate work in Europe. Speakers chosen The University Union Lectures Committee will conduct a speaker survey from Tuesday Feb. 16- Thursday Feb. 18 at a table in the Russell. House lobby. The purpose will be for students and faculty to pick the speakers that they want for the Spring Semester and early Fall. The table will be opened from 1-5 each day. Calendar Starring Vittorio Gassman, Jeane Lois Trintignant and Catherine Spaak. Frb. 10 Meeting: Carolim Wives Club. Sgt. Oswald of the Columbia Police Department will speak on Self defense at 8 pm.- in the Asse mbly Room ALL COEDS IN VITED. Meeting "Sex and love before marriage." Meeting at the Westminster House. 8(X) Pickens St Program at 6:45. supper at "SPECIAL ted .. .. FOR --"tI@ CLEANING bexperi enced craf tmen. ..... ALL LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY 8 CLEANERS VSrTOsERVE YOU Forgery found While examining the records an English abbey. USC histoi professor Robert B. Patters( discovered one of the documents t be a forgery. The document he found wa forged probably more than 7( years ago. Patterson came upon the forge document in a public records offic in Worcestershire while examinin a charter supposedly written in t 12th century that extended certai rights to an abbey. 'The handwriting seemed ver much like a 12th century hand, Patterson said. "I first becam suspicious when I noticed that tm letters ran together, a techniqu which wasn't in vogue until the en of the 12th century." But then Patterson foun reference in the document to Bishop Sylvester. "No Bisho Sylvester lived until the 13t century." he said. "I think th forger meant to write Bishc Simon who did live during the 12t century, but instead wrote ti present bishop's name." Patterson believps the charte was forged by a monk, not to gii the abbey more rights than t: Earl had given it, but rather 1 keep his files up to date. "TI original charter had probably bee destroyed," Patterson said "an the earl who had granted it died This charter was the olde document in the records office The man in charge was sad when told him his oldest charter was forgery." he said. I)uring the past five yeai Patterson had explored fo documents in England, FrancE Scotland and Wales. Here's a government position w real future for both men and wo An officer's job in the Air Forc management level job in anybc book. Certainly, there's no be way to get the experience and I ing needed for executive resp bility. If you have two years of col remaining, you could find you earning an Air Force commis while you learn, through the Force ROTC two-year prog Along with college credits ai commission, you'll receive $50 < month as a student. And upon uation, that management pos we promised will be waiting for If an advanced degree is in plans, you'll be happy to learn the Air Force has a number ol standing programs to help yot ther your education. If you're in yur final year o New approach Native, r Sto teach ly t n China was the farthest thing 0 from the mind of schoolboy Charles .J. Alber, whose father was S a truck driver in New York. Now 0 Alber is teaching the Chinese language in the Department of d Porgeign Languages and e literatures at USC. g The University began offering ie Chinese this past semester, and n Alber is now trying to recruit USC students to study the language. It V is new enough to the curriculum that the course isn't listed in the e University's catalogue. Eight '0 students completed the first course e in the fall. "Many people ask why study Chinese," said Alber, who this d year is in his first teaching a assignment. "I have many an P swers to the question, but two of a them are that Chinese is the most e spoken language in the world, and P that for years we have practically h closed our eyes to the culture and ie literature of that part of the world." r Alber has set up the course at ,e USC so that students get intense ie instruction: students meet for six 'O hours each week, including e laboratory sessions. and the course n offers six semester hours of credit. d He team teaches along with a " native of' China, Peter Chow, who At is an undergraduate engineering major at Carolina. Alber calls I Chow's command of the Chinese a Mandarin they teach "im peccable." -s Alber said the spoken Chinese is r a language of sounds and tones and , word order. Sounds have been romanized by scholars to produce WANTED: College men and women for man agement positions in government. Must meet physical requirements. 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A, Randolph AFB, Texas 78148, and get your postgrad col- uate career of f the ground. ion-native:, Chinese a phoeonetical alphabet to teach students to speak Chinese. Learning the characters that make up the written language follows the learning of sounds and tones, Alber explained. The young professor is con vinced that using a native of China along with a non-native who had to learn a new language is the best approach in teaching Chinese to American students. Alber himself learned the language when the results of a test administered by the Navy showed he had an aptitude for languages. Hhe then took 54 weeks of intensive training in Chinese and sub sequently used it in several assignments in the Far East. He received his undergraduate degree at Harper College in Binghamton, N. Y., and did graduate work at Indiana 1 Iniversity. Classified ads F0K SALt'. New, unused copy of INSIDE THE THIRD REICH by Albert Speer. 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