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nysics professor to speak Dr. Charles P. Poole Jr., prefessor of physics at USC, -will speak on "Philosophical Foun dations of Physics" Tuesday in a lecture sponsored by the Society of the Sigma Xi. The public is invited to the 5 p.m. lecture in Room 509 of the Physical Sciences Center. Dr. Poole, winner of the Russell Research Award in Science last year at the University, recently was named editor of Magnetic Resonance Review, a new national publication. A graduate of Fordham University, Poole has M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Maryland. He joined the USC faculty in 1964. Columbi Milton B. Greene, former project director for the Columbia Urban League, has joined the staff of Sen. Ernest F. Hollings. Greene, working out of the Columbia office, will be the Senator's direct laison to the peo ple of South Carolina. Greene will travel extensively throughout the state in order to make the Senator's staff more accessible to constituent needs. R Our ArtCarved engagem many beautiful ways. Col the Love Ring that sa 1423 MAIN ST..DJOWN'i PHONE 25 - /Loanlly One t man joir In announcing the employment of Greene, Sen. Hollings said the Columbia native "brings to this job much knowledge of the problems basic to many South Carolinians -- problems of unemployment, housing, inadequate recreational facilities and the special needs of youth". Greene, 31, had been with the Columbia Urban League since ........ ...4. nfg you feel ent rings say love in ne in soon and select. ys it just for you. Ltd 1-5377 i & Operated ~mM P hoenix Fur..n..ure You albur By BOB CRAFT Features Editor Neil Young has released a new album entitled "Harvest." -It has in it almost all the styles that Neil has used through the years. He also has some new things, too. Among them a new publishing company, (Silver Fiddle), a new record material, (Dynaflex) and a new recording technique (Quadrasonic). Neil has another backup group, too. Crazy Horse was replaced by the Stray Gators, a steel guitar group. One of its members is Jack Nitzsche, the man who has arranged and produced for Neil since his first solo album. Other performers on "Harvest" is Rolling 1968. Prior to that, he had taught in the Columbia and Sumter County Schools. Most recently, he was director of S Fresl or h with any plate or s~ this week Please show Shoney's in 1 and Saturda ng rele n, a 'Ha are people like Crosby, Stills and Nash, Linda Ronstat and James Taylor, although they just do backup vocal work. Most of the songs on "Harvest" are done with the Stray Gators but there is one that was recorded live at UCLA and two that were done with the London Symphony Or chestra. The weight of the symphonic arrangements lay almost ex clusively on the strings with an oboe seeming to be the only non stringed instrument used. This coupled with the fact that Neil had to try to project his soulful but thin voice over the thundering strings could have made for a real disaster, but it didn't. The soulfulness of Neil's voice s' staff LEAP, an Urban League program which recruits and places minorities into apprenticeship programs for the building and construction trades. honey' 5tudenl "1 0 !pecia1 L strawbei ot fudge ( 29cnt linner, corn andwich ar cashier your s the Sheraton < y til 2 a.m. ases rvest and the thrust and meaning of his lyrics saved it, especially in the song "A Man Needs A Maid" which reflects the frustration and regret that Neil had over his marriage. The strings and lone oboe point up his feelings of loneliness and regret. There is also a song against hard drugs, "The Needle and the Damage Done," which says in part "Every Junkie's like a setting -sun." And the South. Following close behind "Southern Man" is the song "Alabama" which in part, "Alabama You got the rest of the Union to help you along-What's going wrong?" It took Neil a long, long time to get this album out and he may have gone a little overboard with his self-indulgence. In this album he uses the styles from his past. From the Springfield, to CSNY, to his own albums. This album is 'truly a Harvest of Neil Young's style. It is an album that should be heard and owned. S 0 iry pie make S Sbin ation ty time tudent ID >pen Friday