Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

USC-La n director r Dr. Francis Lord, director of the Lancaster Regional Campus of USC since 1965, has announced his resignation from that post in order to assume full-time classroom teaching duties. The resignation is effective July 1. Lord will remain in Lancaster to teach at the USC branch. Dr. John J. Duffy, USC associate provost for regional campuses, commended Lord's achievements at USC. Lancaster and said efforts are underway now to find a suc cessor. B You lk, applause? You'll hi SIX FLAG Si Fans pour in fr enjoy the uniqu entertainmi FLAGS Over Mid-America. A professionally produced al wardrobes, innovative settin an sound technques, or gi all three parks - all kinds sidered. For audition schedi mation, pick up a SIX FLA brochure in the Student make your plans to audition IoOVeR TeX Allas/rtV caster esigns Lord said his return to full time teaching will allow him "to be doing what I like best." A native of Los Angeles, Lord earned his B. S. degree at the University of Massachusetts and M. A. and Ph. D degrees at the Univer sity of Michigan. He is a noted scholar specializing in the Civil War and has written several books on Civil War subjects. Prior to coming to Lancaster in 1965, he was a research analyst with the Central In telligence Agency for 14 years. Gameeek .Charge Aeeant $100 RITTOlP SDancers - Instrumentalis k Groups - V ariety Acts - Ba ar it in all languages at nt offereverat SIX FLGSo verSI FLAS shows are CHARLC id diected: laborate Thursda) corS. pportun la at Sua of talent will be con le andcomplete infor Placement Office - and 30 MINUTES MAKE IT BIG IN '72 AT SIX FLAGS s. enO mID-ameRICa.e Iorth St. Lois The Six Wives of Henry VIII, this week featuring Ann of Cleaves, will be shown at 9 p.m. Sunday by ETV. Representatives from the History Department will be in the lobbies of South Building and Columbia Hall to watch and discuss the program with in terested persons. BAHA'I MEETING The USC Baha'i Club will hold its first weekly meeting of the .semester today in room 321, . Russell House. PING PONG A ping pong tournament spon sored by the Recreation Com PS EA AUDITIONS TTE, NORTH CAROLINA J4anuaco 27- 3:00 p.mn. Little Fine Arts Center one Little Recital Hall EGISTRATION IS PRIOR TO AUDITION TIME. OVeR GOORGla Atlanta MM News briefs .ature Her mittee will be held in the Russell House gameroom at 3 p.m. Monday. Winners of this tournament will represent USC in the ACUI tournaments Feb. 9-14 in Blacksburg; Va., all expenses paid. Anyone interested in par ticipating, please sign up in Room 204, Russell House. POLLUTION TALK Rep. Alex Sanders, D. Richland, will speak to ECO 70's on "The Philosophy of the Pollution Issue" at 7:30 p.m. in Room 312, Russell House. All interested persons are. invited. ECO 70's projects will be discussed after the speech. APO RUSH Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity will hold its semester rush from Monday, Jan. 24 -- Jan. 28. LITERATI The Lectures Committee of the University Union invites the public to a program Monday at Carolina Coliseum featuring Russian poet Yevgeny Yev tushenko, one of the world's top literary figures. Also appearing will be James Dickey, poet-in-residence and professor of English at the University, and Barry Boys, a noted English actor. The program begins at 8 p.m. and admission is free. The Soviet poet is appearing here at the University as the first stop on a tour of the United States arranged by Doubleday and Co., publisher of Yevtushenko's latest book, "Stolen Apples." SELF ACTUALIZATIONS A self-actualization program is designed to help the individual identify his personal success pattern, his ideal and functional value system, and learn creative --Special I Skinny Rib Jec Size S-M-L-XL Long or Short Sleeve Name Brand Bel Low Rise, Excellent Reg. $5.95. Sizes 28.38 SpE - One Rack Wide Name B Sizes 28-42 Pretickel Reg. 7.50-10.00 S Howard's D 1306 As! iryV11 obstacle management in order to release personal power for managing his life by success rather than stress. The program will begin at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Episcopal Student Center, 610 Pickens St. The cost is $5. Deadline for applications is Monday. Call 252 7737 for details. CAROLINA CHRISTIANS The Carolina Christian Fellowship will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Russell House Faculty Cluk Lounge. John Spence will speak. CHESS CLUB There will be a meeting of the Chess Club at 7 p.m. Thursday, in Room 307, Russell House. SIX FLAGS With Six Flags Over Georgia's 1972 season slated to begin April 1, the park's Operations Show Department is searching for talent to staff the Six Flags Crystal Pistol shows and for on-grounds en tertainment throughout the park. Each year Six Flags' audition teams tour college campuses across the United States to audition vocalists, dancers, in strumentalists, comedians and other individual and group acts. Auditions will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at the Suzanne Little Recital Hall, Queens College in Charlotte. According to David Blackburn, producer of Six Flags' shows, lalent will not only audition for Six Flags Over Georgia, in Atlanta. but for shows at Six Flags Over Mid-America in St. Louis, Mo., and for Six Flags Over Texas, Arlington, Texas. Purchase in Tops spec. 3.88 |I Bottom Jeans Fit For Girls. e-. 4.88 rand Belts ted. pec. 3.88 ept. Store embli St.