Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Geograp New De Julian V. Minghi, associate professor of geography at University of British Columbia and an expert in political geography, is new head of the Department of * Geography. He succeeds Richard Silvernail, who is completing a six-year term as department head and who will continue as professor of geography. Prof. Minghi served as consultant to the Political The Gamecock is published twice wee the faB and spring semesters and once exception of university holidays and ezai Change of address forms, subscription sent to The Gamecock, Drawer A, USC rate is $3 per semester and $2 for the a 318 and 319 in Russell House on the v paid at Columbia, S.C. Russel House is A S IS 0 -g This isa sign you canc3epq andiwe can Under the sign of "The Shrimper'' you' top-quality fresh seafood. We cook ealabash stl... the fama with the freshest sefo... uel v q;uick cooked for tengderniess angd Our service is fast. Just piace your orde pick up a heaping platter of piping hot, or service charge. 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Minutes later delicious seafood. No tipping -order out. riends here for lunch. eIn Florence: 441 W. Palmetto Street, 54 .'Florence, South Carolina iTelepkone 669-1961 Dr. David Hessler, Instructic Director, explains how the cer coordinate media instructional Film Production Ph( Center C By Betty Woodruff An attempt to pull together such instructional operations as filmmaking, audio-visual services, USC-ETV and graphics has been made with the creation of the Instructional Service Center(ISC). Dr. David Hessler, I SC director, said the center's "whole idea is to coordinate media activities on campus, provide the capability to implement new instructional strategy and provide a facility where students and faculty accomplish services for university activities. ''The department will be involved with video and slide production, and we are hoping for a centralization of filmmaking equipment, maintenance and repair, ," Hessler said. "We want to avoid duplication of equipment between.departments . Although we can.'t eliminate all the petty jealousies that exist between departments, we would like to be an assisting agent in equipment selection." Working in cooperation with the new Media Arts Institute, which will coordinate academic film courses, the ISC plans to USC Choi Choral Director Arpad Dora,s was surrounded this week by fellow enthusiasts of the innovative teaching techniques advanced by the late Hungarian musical genius, tutor 781-0971 nal Services campus. Tempc ter will help office is planne activities on upcoming year. inned :oordinate sponsor non-credit workshops in filmmaking for faculty and students, Hessler said. Equipment for students' use will be supplied during the workshops' duration. "We do have the equipment and don't want it to just sit around and rot -- we want people to use it. "Our major role is to act as a catalyst in the change process. We will produce, acquire and instruct in media usage, as well as provide a variety of aud io-visual instructional aids. "The equipment we hope to centralize will be used by all departments," Hessler said, "and we hope to have a free flow of information about new techniques and their applicatlon." Although the ISC will begin operations this fall, Hessler said they would not have the ''capability for walk-in self-production" by students and faculty until January. Beginning September, the ISC will be partially housed in the Educational Development Center on Main Street, which will hold the Media Arts Institute, USC-Ely, graphics and Hessler's office, and partially in the Coliseum, which rPer forms Zoltan Kodaly. A s t he official United States delegate, Darazs at tended the first Kodaly International Symposium continuing through August 10 at Holy Names College, Oakland, California.. With the USC Concert Choir, Darais demonstrated Monday BLOOD DONOR S Now paying donors $50 CASH or YOU may give for yourself or others Opn iMonOlys thru saturdays. JOWN *LLSOTT SLOO@ BANK, INC. "A non-profit ogeassation" *Ms Main st. *columbi, S.C. PH. 254154 rarily housed in Wardlaw, his 'd for three relocations in the hs Media. stores audio-visual equipment. Eventually, Hessler said, the whole center will be pulled together in the ground level of the new law school. Facilities there will include two TV-film production studios, darkrooms, graphics center, film library, and central equip ment repair. A con sul tation-demonstration area for new products and techniques will also be included. "The Instructional Services Center is not a University department nor a college, and it is not under a department or college," Hessler emphasized. "It is for the entire University and operate in the Division of Educational Services, which is headed by Associate Provost N.C. Mitchell. "The faculty here has shown an unusually positive outlook for new instructions and seeing the potential for new innovations," Hessler said. "Since we are starting at such a basic level with coordinating media activities, USC has a good opportunity to grow effectively in media technology." In Calif. night the Kodaly method to train the 60-voice group. Darazs also conducted a joint open-air concert featuring the USC Concert Choir accompanied by members of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. The Choir will make its final appearance of the West Coast trip on Tuesday night when they present an evening's performance for all Symposium delegates and observers in the Holy Names College concert hall. They will ret u rn today.