Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Members of the cast of "Dido and Aeneas" will present scenes from the play today and tomorrow in three women's residence halls. The cast will appear today at 4 p.m. in Simms, 5 p.m. in Columbia Hall and tomorrow at 5 p.m. in McClintock. The University Theatre production begins Wed nesday EMMANUAL HENSEN Emmanual Hensen will speak tomorrow night at 7:30 on "The Portrait of a Revolutionary In tellectual." Hensen, whose speech is sponsored by the Afro-American Lecture Series, will speak in Room 310, Russell House. DRUG SURVEY A third drug survey will be administered to all 10:10 a.m. freshman and junior level courses. This year also the survey will be given to a selected number of law and graduate courses meeting at that hour. USC coed national A Charlene Smith, of Saluda, S.C., was recently elected Regional Vice President of the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students. Smith is a rising sophomore majoring in elementary and secondary physical education at USC. She is treasurer of the Association of Women Students and is a past member of the AWS Executive Board. As Vice President of IAWS Region VIII, Smith will be responsible to schools in the states of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. Her duties will include corresponding with member and non-member schools concerning their local problems, attending the AWS State Conventions in her region, and sending out a newsletter every two weeks. At next year's national con. vention, to be held in Harrisburg Pennsylvania, she will chair th( meetings of her region. The Intercollegiate Association of Women Students is the onl: national organization for colleg< women, serving the needs of som< 200,000 women across the countr; on about 200 college campuses. IAWS has taken a strong stan' for the Equal Rights Amendmeni which was recently passed b: Congress, and testified il numerous hearings on its behali This year, among the resolution passed were those concerning th establishment of Day Car facilities on local campuses; er couraging President Nixon to sig the legislation (H.R. 1746 and 5 ACE BOWIE CUSTOM MADE SANDALS AT THE JOYFUL ALTERNATIVE Cast to j AIRPLANE RIDES Free airplane rides will be of fered to students over 21 years old or those with their parents' per mission by the U.S. Navy Officer Information team. The team will be in Russell House Monday and Tuesday from 9 a.m to 5 p.m. to inform students of the opportunities available to an officer in the U. S. Navy. Demonstration flights will be available for students at the Columbia Metropolitan Airport. H. EDWARD CLARK Dr. H. Edward Clark, English professor at Suffolk University, Boston, will present a talk on "Studying and Teaching Afro American Literature" Monday al USC. Dr. Clark, who teaches courses in black American literature anc founded a collection of such work at Suffolk, will give his address at p.m. in Sloan College. elected to WS office 2515) which will strengthen th( powers of the Equal Employmen Opportunity Commission. Speakers at the National Cor vention in Chicago included Glori Steinem, editor of the new feminis magazine "MS.", co-founder of th National Women's Politica Caucus and a member of th Democratic Policy Council; an the Honorable Martha W. Gri fiths, U.S. Representative fror Michigan, who was awarded th IAWS Athena Award for ou standing service to women ar men. Elected as the 1972-73 IAW National President was Marg Chapman, a junior at th University of Arkansas; and Lyr Heather Mack, a graduate stude at Temple University Philadelphia. A graduate of ti Pennsylvania State University w named Executive Director IAWS. Smitb is the daughter of Mr. ai Mrs. Ivy Smith Jr., of Saluda. Thursday ( April 27th Two Full Tickets: Ticket Locations: T Piano Co., Ft. Ja Carolina Coliseum locations. -i*News briefs )resent pl Along with his interest in black literature, Clark has also studied Indian works and relations bet ween the red and white races. A graduate of Indiana University, Clark did his dissertation on the Indian-white relations portrayed in James Fennimore Cooper's "Leatherstocking Tales." Clark will also be available during the day to talk with in terested persons and he can be reached through the USC Art Department. GARNET AND BLACK GIRLS April 18 and 19, South Lobby. Applications available at Russell House, Dorm Desks. Any Garnet and Black Girl, meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 18 and tryouts at 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 19. DAY CAMP VOLUNTEERSNEEDED Bell Camp Summer Day Camp needs five volunteers to help with morning activity periods, five days a week for a minimum of six weeks this summer. The participating children, those from University families and from families in urban Columbia, will be offered activities such as swimming, boating, softball, basketball, soccer, archery, nature hiking and arts and crafts. Rainy day ac tivities will include visits to the planatarium, fire department, police station and movies in the Russell House. Each day will in clude three activity periods, about 45-60 minutes long. Volunteers will be needed from 8 to 12:30 p.m. each day, on a non-paying voluntary I basis. Training period for the counselors will be June 1-2. In I terested persons please contact - John Elkins, Volunteer Services i director, Room 201, Pendletor Building, for additional in - formation and or an interview I Applicants with some campinj background are preferred. SITARIST TO PERFORM 5 Mahmud Mirza, Indian Sitarist, a has been re-scheduled for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Russell House. He will be accompanied by tablE t player, Fayyaz Kahn. r Tickets are free to USC student. e with ID cards, $2 for students nol s from USC and $3 for the genera r public'. Tickets are available ir Russell House, room 204 or at the performance. Mirza is sponsored by the d University Union Artist Serie: Committee. ne Show Carolina :00 P M Coliseum Hours Of Chicago 4, $5 and $6 ylor Street Pharmacy, Mitchell kson Special Services Office, and all other regular ticket ---------- iy scenes HISTORIAN TO LECTURE Dr. Kenneth Morgan, Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, will give a public lecture at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Currell 107. His subject will be "David Lloyd George and the Historians." The author of many books and articles on British history, Dr. Morgan is one of the ablest of the young historians of modern Britain. He is one of the recognized experts on the career of Lloyd George. The History Department welcomes all who are interested to attend this lecture. MILITARY BASE PROGRAMS USC's educational programs on five of the state's military bases has increased to a combined enrollment at 682 students, ac cording to USC Regional Campus officials. The largest programs now in operation are on the Shaw and Myrtle Beach Air Force Bases. These two bases have a combined enrollment of 506 students. Shaw Air Force Base is offering 30 courses this term, while the Myrtle Beach Base is offering ten. Programs are also being offered at the Marine Corps Air Station and the Parris Island Marine Base in Beaufort, and at Ft. Jackson in Columbia. Courses are scheduled for eight week terms at the military bases with classes meeting twice a week for two and a half hours. Super vision of the programs is handled by the USC Regional Campus Office with John Powers as coordinator. BUILDING PROJECT A meeting to discuss future building projects on campus - including the widening of Pickens Street - will be held April 24 in Capstone with Vice-President for Business Affairs Harold Brunton. Brunton will discuss develop ments with interested students. The hearings on the widening of Pickens Street, scheduled to take place over the Easter holidays, was postponed and will be re scheduled after this meeting. Time and location in Capstone will be announced later. GIT Al 10 spe Bicycle Hand Made Irl 19 " to 25" Fi Models - Ultra Cost $111.00 ti In COILu GATE'S 4 Box Cedar Terrace S 6420 Sumter P 776 BLOOD DRIVE Volunteer Services is sponsoring the annual Red Cross Blood Drive April 17-19 in the Mike Johnson Lounge (Men's Towers). Donations will be taken from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Students do not have to be 21 years old to give blood; 18 is the legal age for giving blood. GARNET AND BLACK Anyone interested in working on the Garnet and Black next year should drop a note in Box U-5132. Please include name and telephone number. DA VINCI'S NOTEBOOKS Models and panels of sketches reproduced from Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks will be on display April 16 through May 7 at the University Museum. The museum will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 1-.5 p.m. Sundays. It is located at the corner of Sumter and Pendleton Streets. No admission will be charged. MCGILL SCHOLARSHIP The deadline to submit ap plications for Ralph McGill Scholarships is May 1. The Ralph McGill Scholarship Fund offers scholarships up to $1,500 each to students who have completed at least two years cf college and who have demon strated an interest in the news and ed4torial phase of newspapers. Application blanks may be ob tained from The Ralph McGill Scholarship Fund; Box 4689; Atlanta, Ga. 30302. Awards (Continued from page 7) Sandra V. Pedlow, and Anna Fran Zupan. Dr. Albert T. Scroggins, USC journalism dean and also national vice president of Kappa Tau Alpha, will install the new mem bers. Also on Monday's program is the presentation of a number of awards to outstanding journalism students at USC. ed s France -ames - Men's & Ladies Light Weight - 0 $450.00 - mbia See: COT TAGE 342 hopping Center Hwy. (29209) hone: -1209