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Di Cinmn r?1: i ? ?
, t i oigiiui Li^auun
,?a fock through its local
^itna 01 organization, Alpha R]
its spring semestei
tro4in?is?n drive.
v The fraternity is i
HtbKrittiMt business administr;
Mpondtnc. nalism and distributi
majors, either under
tfMt. Sub- _ j I ,
mtthrdNi graduate, who are 1
marketing. Students
paid ?t organization must ha
one year remaining
their deerpp Infnrm;
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gMgjtftij By Richard G.
For the man \
|| is to know ab(
"?HHB writing to edi
|p believes he ran
Wisconsin, whei
I of Journalism
^ 1986. This sem
? zales Professor
from the Univei
MPitf Nelson hpoan
Hbr
1950.
nny Drumming Nelson has tai
became an assi
Texas Technical
universities of 1
less soci
the business buil
calling Win Taylo
i fraternity, 8 p.m.
sponsoring
ho, is holding
* recruiting Established in
has distinguishec
nterested in the finest Pi
ation, jour- sponsors in the c
ve education petition with 79
graduate or Carolina's chaj
nterested in awards than any
entering the two national com
ive at least
to complete
ition may be Faculty adviser
le display in Lieb and Dr. Wil
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Manager
with the ability
salespersons. Si
nd a penchant f
t these qualities
amuneration avc
up at Rm. 21;
316, Russell He
turned
3r than noon
different food,
rnalist v
Elliott
vho seems to know everything the
)ut journalism, from reporting
ting, Dr. Harold L. Nelson si
i learn something new.
i leave from the University
re he has been director of the Sch(
and Mass Communications sin
ester, he has been appointed Gc
, a position established through t
al Foundation by the State-Reco
pany as a memorial to the Gonzal
tunded The State newspaper.
<* came to USC because he admir
croggins, dean of USC's College
an educator and found that tl
n V* *
v-ii puiciiiidi, unu was mucn mo
ttled than the school of which I w
cl.
linnesota, Nelson received his u
d graduate degrees in journalis
rsity of Minnesota.
his journalism career in 1941 in tl
department of Time, Inc. He was
ted Press Associations from 1947
ight journalism since 1951 when 1
istant professor of journalism ,
University. He later taught at tl
Iowa and Minnesota and was ?
ety hold
ding lobby or by have receive
r at 776-4791 after >n 1975 and
the past two
senior at 1
awarded th
1966, Alpha Rho Memorial Sc
I itself as one of
Sigma Epsilon The *?P SF
ountry. In com- Alpha Rh
other chapters, dld a certifi
iter won more awards will
other in the past national con
mentions.
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s Dr. William E. 90 prospecti
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assistant professor of journalis
of California at Berkeley from
*re Nelson is the author of font
to nalism law and freedom of spe<
till Journalism uses one of the book
He has researched 18th c<
of speech and recognizes two Sou
>ol took part in the fight for free spe
ce Cooper for whom the Tho
>n- dergraduate Library is named
he Francis Lieber for whom Lieber
rd home of the journalism school,
es While in South Carolina Nel
Charleston in hoDe of finding npv
es on the 18th century,
of Nelson enjoys teaching jouri
he can associate with students, c
re derstand the subject and can fir
as for his research.
"The thought of leaving my ad
n- and going back to teaching bring
m in hopes of discovering that I'm i
classroom," he said.
Nelson sees an emphasis
a television by the public today,
to ting more of the public focus
television for their views. But te
the top of news events and dist
at printed journalism is responsil
whys, and therefores of the
research and other forms of reDoi
s spring r
d top adviser awards enrollment is
1974 respectively. In are officers. W
years, an outstanding the fraternity
Carolina has been ~?
tlUVVA lllljf I11C1J
ie national Fouche crease in coed
holarship.
onsor distinction went pi Sigma Ep
10 in 1974 and 1975, as its orientation a
cate of merit. These to 9 p.m. Thurs
be distributed at the the business bi
vention in April.
XT
iNfw memDer
the sale of mag
i has 50 members with a car wash. Pr
ve members for this equally betwe
One-fifth of the fraternity.
day Ntte - Spaghetti. |k ^
mi ran m* <? *?-?? - ***
iam bread.
MESDAY Nite - Fish. ^
CIOUS filet served with "jf
i fries, cole slaw, E
i wedge, dinner bread.'
luch as you can hold.
From 5 p.m tf dlose
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1955 to 1965.
books about jourich.
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jntury freedom of
th Carolinians who
ech. One is Thomas
mas Cooper Unit
and the other is
College, the former
is named,
son wants to visit
v research material
nalism because he
an help them unld
new information
ministrative duties
;s upon a challenge
still effective in the
being nlarprt nn
"Television is getPeople
rely on
levision just skims
ributes it whereas
ble for the hows,
subject through
rting.
me In
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women, and some
fomen have been in
for two years, and
nbers want an inmembershiD.
silon has scheduled
nd reception from 7
day in room 002 of
lilding.
s will participate in
azines and work at
'OCeeds arp HiviHtwf
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?en students and
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