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."* IJ V6 Student works with Media Arts equipment Media Arts programs stir student interest From Page Four recorded, and back-screen projection will be utilized on each sonally teaches Music 564, an in- side 9f the fireplace using slides, ,troduction to audio recording, and filmclips and video tape. The Music 566, music use for broad- media-oriented production will be casting, film and TV. performed in Fraser Hall. A second section of the in- Gillis is also an accomplished troductory course had to be opened composer, with over 150 musical this semester. Said Gillis, "We works to his credit. He still finds could have easily opened a third time to write music, "though not and a fourth, but we justdon't have with the frequency that one would the facilities to accomodate that hope to enjoy." A busy man, works number of students." A fourth on projects several hours each day audio course is scheduled for the bef coming to caps Drn Spring to deal with multi-track (8 hilfeehacodtdteNB and 16) studio recording. Smhn rhsr,teSm Author of such Works as The Art poyo h i,teBie of Media Instruction and Teaching Alna atmr n a n as a Performing Art, Gillis has toiSypnyOcera ad been instrumental in stimulating teNwSmhn fLno the use of media by the faculty. aogohr.Tdyh iet Commenting of Teaching as a teIsiueo ei rsi d Performing Art, Gillis said, "If the dtinomatiighssauss teacher thought of himself as an CopsriRedncatU . artist, and his class as an audience, InJlhewsapitdote we'd have much better teaching." SuhCrln rsCmiso The arts is another area where b o.Jh .Ws,adh use of media has not yet been rentyecidanwrdfo sufficiently explored, particularly th AsoiinfrEdcina the theater, he said. Gills is ComnctnsadTholg currently working on an opera that ofSuhCrinfrinvaonf will experiment much with media mdai ihreuain use. Scheduled to be performed Threpnefo stdtso some time in February, the script tecussofrda h ei centers around two individuals at etrhsbe ut whose lives revolve around fvrbe ilssi,tog h television. The stage set has a dmn o qimn n fireplace up centerstage. fclte ttmseceswa h The main characters are down cetranhdl.Tepuaiy stage facing away from each other oftemdacussoniuso while watching their respective TV rs ail,adsm ore sets. Two characters in the play sc spoorpyhv atn will appear only on video tape, lssfrsuet ihn oerl Parts of orchestation willlbeepu-iinzthe,ofuture FOR SALE BSR 610 turntable - $100 value. Will take any reasonable offer. Call Dave 777-8515. Two, ten speed bicycles - $50 each. Call 798-3336 after 6:30 p.m. Furniture - like new - excellent condition - hide-a-bed sofa, queen size foam matress set, two large upholstered chairs, red shag carpet, washer & dryer. Moving - must sell everything. Call 772-2159 after 6. Univox electric piano - excellent condition, $300. 782-8909. Alto Saxophone. Conn.. $150, very good condition; With case. - Call 8178 or 4249, after 5 - 782-5898 ask for Terry. SERVICES Expert typing of papers, theses, and dissertations including math, engineering, and science. Call 256 4482 evenings or weekends. Typing: all types. Prompt professional service. Proofreading included. Reasonable, convenient. 254-5921. Re-el .l Att< takerc Eletrostat Until now, you had t< trostatic phone, and both in the new Elect moog, mellotron, or bass guitar and drun comes in black, with in Its lightness, its ful cushions. The electr are inside the phones components are hoi Overall response is For rock music, the i recorded, we give yo Superex Electro-Pro what you always wai Suprx Stereop Veeluwhat you] For tree literature write Supere assiJied a Theses, reports, letters, typed in our office. Mrs, Corbett, 763 Meeting St. 254-5892. Expert TV,- radio, stereo repair by fellow Gamecock. Call Clyde at 252-3556. Need a paper typed? Call ex, perienced typist - Business Education teacher. 359-3057. Typing: 776-7456. Typing: extensive experience, all types of graduate and un dergraduate papers. Mrs. Stokes 782-0347. Typing wanted: '. Doctoral Dissertations, Master Theses, Term Papers. Experienced. Satisfaction guaranteed. Reasonable. Call 765-2658. HELP WANTED Art models and escorts. Carolin'a Talents, Inc. please call 788-2094 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. Commercial ad designers and advertising salesperson to work fot University Publication. Prefer students with experience, however we will train. -Call 2038 or 4170. cDanM rf.kney Ger too big a t toJ.ust ar r people af ci music SE Ic highs combined with d choose between the clear,.sm< the heavy bass of our dynamic ro-Pro. So you can enjoy the hi electric fiddle, without missing is. Turn up the volume, no disto Chroma trim, and a 15 foot coi ly adjustable headband, and s Dstatic element and mylar w< i, while the crossover and pot ised in a self protecting energi 10-24,000 .Hz. 1 year guaranti way it was u the .Just rited.5 erSugg. retail price $80 00 Eleta n i .or .ep .333151 Ludlow Street.Yonkeo dsm" FOt RENT Saluda River Apts. - 2 & 2 bedroom in W. Cola., 1.8 mi. from State House and university. $150 and $175 per month. Call Ted 0. McGee, Property Management, 253-6427 or 796-0726. - NOTICES We have just received our long awaited silver jewelry catalogue. We must order within 'the next 3 weeks to insure pre-holiday delivery, so stop by The Enamelist, 2107 Green St. (across from the 5 pts. Post Office) M-W-F 11:00-5:30, T-Th 2:00-5:30, Sat - 124 ph. 256 2266. FOUND In front of B.A. Building - spiral notebook containing ' data processing information. Call 8218. HELP WANTED College Students -earn $100 - $200 weekly, Part-time. Call 765-2362. 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