Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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DON WOOLLEY STUDENTS. months now i meals at THI serve good foi back way. TI good. THE I fast someth SINCE YOU KNO That South Carolina vehicle editon, why not By displaying this classical inum with embossed berdei Order new for delivery in al Gentlemen: Accept an order fc Name City sa. For photography Studen'ts USC photojournalism students can "take home" a talented photographer, picture editor, managing editor or television cameraman every night-on tape. This is all part of a mini course devised by photojournalism professor' Donald K. Woolley, which provides students with the chance to hear professionals "tell it like it is," out in the real world. Each of the 21 professionals participating in the project was asked to describe his working day Do you realize you'v ind most of you haven E FORUM RESTAURJ )d at affordable prices, iey're into helping you =ORUM RESTAURAN ing good spreads. THE FORUM RE4 1520 Senate St. Student Sr 10 per cent evening with l. s will display only a rear ficen PROMOTE/THE "G A ME CO C K I ly desIgned FRONT PLATE. It s, and handsomely finished In sproxImately two weeks. -I TUm coUPOb Wrew voum cO4ace 06 C@W.UIAg . C.a93i ----..-. . P "Students get; a lool on tape. 'These tapes were' then returned to Woolley who has just finished deplicating them so that students can check them out at their own convenience and ex perience the benefits - of these special "guest lectures." Students taking advantage of the collection can listen to a photographer describe a typical working day, a picture editor talk about dealing with photographs or a television. cameraman describe planning for an upcoming e been here for two t discovered evening NT. They not only but they do it in a laid enjoy food and feelin' r. It's amazing how TAURANT 10- 10 iecial off any meal D. se tag beginning with the 1975 Is constructed of sturdy alum the School Colors. MOWEY cet TO: GAOCK lates at $3.00 each V. State Sales Tax ____ noaunt enclosed _____ - e at the 'rt news event and more. Woolley said the purpose of the program is to expose the students to ideast opinions and people across the country instead of limiting them only to Uteir own instructor's background and viewpoints. Among the par ticipants were the director of photography for Newsday Magazine ir New York, a photographer for the Detroit Free Press, managing editor of the Fargo N.D.) Foru m, cameraman for KPEC-TV.in Houston and many other talented professionals. He added that- most of the tapes described pretty much average days in the lives of these professionals but one tape in particular, which he called "ex tremely valuable for both photography and news writing students," was submitted by Charlotte Observer Chief Photographer on Sturkey. Sept. GAME The Gamecock is the official stu of South Carolina and is publishe4 Thursdays, during the -fall and s; during the summer by the USC I munications. Opinions expressed in The Gameco those of the University of South ( Change of address forms, sul correspondence should be sent to Columbia, 29208. Subscription rati the summer sessions. Second class postage paid at C4 For books, gifts clothing, jewelry. THE ONE WEE Wolverine Hiking Boots Reg. 25.00 U.S.C. Studeri Men's Flannel Shirts Reg. 6.00 .S-M-L-XL. U.S.C. Students Spec. $3.88. Converse Tennis Shoes 9 Colors $10.88 Men's C.P.O.'s ] Large Selection of La 4 Patchpocket - Screwciri & Strai Spec. $6. . e USEIYOURSB HIOWA 1112 t=.4 Strat Ovi1.'WUkId. 11,' he day chosen for the taping, was the day an Eastern Airlines plane crashed in Charlotte, N.C., killing more than 60 people. Sturkey's tape reported on the coverage of the crash. Although this tape was the ex ception, Woolley emphasized those tapes describing "average" days were perfect for the purposes of the project because "after all most days are average." In addition to describing their day's activity, the participants were asked to comment on how the energy crisis affected their jobs, what educational opportunities they wish they'd taken advantage of earlier in their careers and what educational opportunities they would like to have now. Because of the success of the vroject, Woolley plans to make the "real world tape-in" an annual project at USC. CIOJCK fent newspaper of the University I twice weekly, on Mondays and ring semester and once a week Board of Publications and com ek are those 6f the editors and not .arolina. scription requests and other rhe Gamecock, Drawer A, USC, -s are $3 per semester and $2 for lumbia, S.C. 2009 GREEN ST. SPECIALS 4 Suede Colors Vibram Sole ts Special $14.88 Guys or Gals Hooded Zip-Front Sweat Shirt 4 Colors U.S.C. Spec. $6.88 Pro Keds 7 Colors Spec. $12.88 P~laid Shirts $8.88 se & Lady Wran~gler Jeans. ver - HI Rise - Wvestern Flair ght Leg 88 - 510.98 1 3G Assembly Sty.e -Jt