Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. t .. . . . . **....... x ~ x This summer, liI more people ar passing Copper Butter than any Coppertone Is c butter and coca buttery things if rich, tropical-bo ask for tanning I you the tanning A product of Plougrh, I; elast summer, going to be tone0 Tanning other. Because hock--ull of cocoa~ nut oil and other soft,~ iat help you get a deep, Sking tan. So when you utter, make sure they pass butter-Coppertone. Inc. Official Sun Care Products of Fiorir ... .... ..... + :-;v:r.~ :-: ..-:. ..:-..... E& al ise Wrd -........y. X USC co-ed Lynn Marshall dowm eating contest held in connec ceremonies. Computers I Shakes pear Computers are -now studying Shakespeare in such great detail r scholars can now tell which printer r printed what of Shakespeare's t works in his lifetime. a t Dr. J. Leeds Barroll, speaking at c the Folger Library in Washington, j D. C. Monday to commemorate the I anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, I told a distinguished audience that the computer is adding a new dimension to professional studies of v Shakespeare in the United States. 3 The Professor of English and a Director of the Center for Shakes- ' peare Studies at USC says that computer programming can help s the Shakespeare scholar "...d etermine the nature of the copy the printer was printing. "By meticulously looking at every word that was printed in every folio," Barroll continues, "we can begin to determine precisely what a certain printer composed and printed as against what Shakes peare perhaps intended." Barroll, who claims there is more serious Shakespeare studying going on in America than anywhere] else in the world and that South 1 Carolina is fast becoming one of the most Important centers for Shakes peare studies, spoke at the Folgeri Library in Washington on the sub- I ject "The Future of Shakespearet Studies." * "The Corner" ( S ARCA0E MALL lOAM. Gameock Photo, by Doug meberg s a banana during a banana lion with McClintock Day low Study L's Works "Here in the United States," Bar oll notes, "reside the largest tumber of Shakespeare scholars in he world. Not only are there more cholars than anywhere else, but he scholarship is of the highest aliber and the volume of scholarly ublications relating to shakes eare is staggering," according to larroll. Barroll says the Folger library ?ith more than half of the existing hakespeare folios in its collection nd the Henry Huntington Library , California are the country's lead ng centers for Shakespeare cholarship. "However," Barroll continued, the University of South Carolina s rapidly becoming an important nstitution for the development and he distribution of scholarly materi ils relating to the great English >laywright." In addition to being the headquar ers for the Center for Shakespeare studies, Barroll said USC is attract rig leading Shakespeare scholars ncluding England's Trevor loward-Hill who has done impor ant work with computers. Barroll aid USC press shortly will begin troducing a 42-volume edition of hakespeare's writings. Barroll iimself is executive secretary of he Shakespeare Association of america. * . * e "OZ ARK" * $19.95 Navy, Red, Patent Downtown AT. Phone 252-1201 * * .