The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 29, 1976, Page Page 3, Image 4
By Charles Maxcy
| The waves pound into the
beach while a dredging
machine rips away at the sand.
At the same time many miles
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closer and closer to some of the
| few champion-sized trees still
left in the nation, and not too
many miles away a new nuclear
; power plant continues to be
| built while absolute safeguards
for the removal ot the nuclear
wastes from that plant are still
i being debated.
The students in USC's Environmental
Law Society (ELS)
aeai wun mese proDiems.
! According to ELS, they are
continually working at informing
the public and the
student body about the environment
and what actions can
De taicen n ecoiogicai systems
are abused.
ELS, chartered in 1970,
claims to provide an important
function for the university and
the surrounding community.
The law society walks a fine line
between political actions and
| the purposes of the society as
stated in its charter, which says
^ it should "foster, promote and
'Housewives
and Harlots'
seminar set
"Heroines, Housewifes and
Harlots: Woman in the Ancient
World," a faculty presentation,
will be given by Dr. Ward Briggs in
cooperation with the Women's
Studies Seminar.
Briggs of the classics
department will present his paper
at 3:30 Wednesday in the Business
Administration Building.
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encourage interest, scholarly
research and professional
activism in environmental law,
management and protection."
When any group works
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tries to present opinions, the
group might run into problems.
"We did feel very constrained
when we went to the budget
hearings,and they made it very
clear that political activities
aren't supported for any of the
funded organizations on
campus, then you get into the
problem of defining political,"
said Ed Westbrook, president of
the society.
Wpsthrnnk adHpH "II is n
problem being within the
By USC professor
Mark
By Richard G. Elliott
Dr. M. Wayne DeLozier, assists
the author of a new book, The I
published by McGraw-Hill.
The text is a guide to commun
their use in sharing a firm's |
prospective buyers.
DeLozier treats the marketing
; variables, maintaining that each
others in developing an integral
i DeLozier wrote the book for tw<
book in publication that appealed
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constraints of the university
and not be political. To keep an
open mind is what we try to do,
because if we take a stand on
one issue strongly to one side,
then we alienate all the people
on the other side."
In addition to the problem of
staying witnin the boundaries,
the society faces many
problems other organizations
face, such as apathy and a lack
of funds.
ELS is formulating a handbook
consisting of six essays
including a look at the National
Environmental Policy Act, the
nmhlpms siirrnnnHinc* rnastal
tidelands, a discussion of scenic
rivers, the Clean Air Act, the
eting proa
int professor of marketing at USC, is
Marketing Communications Process,
ications concepts and principles and
product message with present and
"mix" variables as communications
must be considered in relation to the
3d communications program,
o reasons. He said he could not find a
to his satisfactions of the marketing
ring, you should be
article of clothing has
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Water Pollution Control Act,
common law rights and a
section listing federal and state
agencies to be contacted by any
individuals who witness environmental
abuse.
The handbook, however, is
having difficulty being printed
because of a lack of money. The
society receives funds from the
university but not enough to
take on any large programs
such as this one. "What we'll
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a pretty crude first printing,
which won't be hardbound,"
Westbrook said. "I don't know
how many people in the
university would be interested
ess subject
concept. "Either the texts were
theoretical or just the opposite," ]
Be researching and writing his b
ceptual idea with the practice of i
communications book discusses pri
ideas as communications variable
mix.
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communications. It is needed as we
to be able to practice good p
everyone," he said.
DeLozier taught at Wright State <
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said he has become a loyal fan of tl
as a favorite.
From Newport News, Va., DeL
under the present coach of Mary]
playing golf, table tennis and poker
DeLozier said he finds writing t
frustrating. He spent three years 1
was a creative process-communic
subject of marketing should be a;
He said he really enjoys Carolim
Administration has been an outi
abilities. Kane made our busine;
building and all the quality furnii
Kane for his accomplishments, as 1
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in getting a copy," Westbrook
said.
"We have what, 20,000 people *
at this university, supposedly?
And we had 108 people at our i
best meeting." ELS will hold its
first symposium early in April, j
Environmental Law Day will 1
feature a symposium featuring
speakers who will discuss the
tidelands and problems
surrounding the coast. The
tidelands issue concerns the |
preservation of natural dunes
along the shores and the
stopping of development along I
the coast. Environmentalists i
believe the development would
endanger the marshlands and
harm the ecological balance.
Keynote speaker of the
'symposium will be Eugene
uaom irom me university 01
Georgia. The symposium will
be held April 10 in the law
center.
Many members of the society,
according to Westbrook, are
activists. "We cet nennlp
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signing themselves as political
activists on our register." The
society's monthly meetings
often have well-known environmentalists.
of book
i too conceptual and not enough
DeLozier said.
KX>k, DeLozier has blended the conmarketing
itself. And, too, no other
ce, product and place, viewing these
is as well as part of the marketing
i could relate well with his students,
il research as it applies to marketing
11 as behavioral background in order
ersuasive communications among
College in Dayton, Ohio, from 1971-73
1973. Since coming to USC DeLozier
tie Gamecocks, but still boosts UNC,
ozier played high school basketball
land, Lefty Driesell. He also enjoys
when he can find the time.
o be exciting but at the same time,
researching and writing this book. It
rating with others is how he feels the
pproached.
a. "I feel that the College of Business
growth of Dean Kane's leadership
ss college what it is, the beautiful
shings. I hope others will recognize
r Hn " Hoi cfliH
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