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>'~'r ^fHpt ,' !E?<V r'lii /j^nn A^L^ji hii ( mran Officials and ' April Special < Sign Up Now ? Ru Officials Meeting ? USC Track Rally ? Russell House Thee Sponsored by Volur EffSf/lfH I fij Sr^B Bccky 0?ffn?y~THB OAMBCOCK ^r *MtE ' *l L> k / K* ^PJ^Iiyp^ -?-'?"" -| -?v A , <?# 3* I?I fed 1 "Big Buddie*" 12th 1 Dlymptc/ 1 ssell House ranu - April 4, 3:30 April 7, 4:00, itre itary Action Council March 31, 1977Closed-circui _ I*P l onerea via u By MARY IIOLCOMBE Gamecock Staff Writer South Carolinians have access to structional services center's televisio The courses are both live and tap classes. Students go to designated ce n lnc-nrl * hvmi-u Liituu icicviKiun seis. The live presentations have a talkl questions and comments are transm studio and then broadcast across the PRESENTATIONS are broadcast educational television on four close< educational centers, including all 1 technical colleges and two adult-educa Most of the courses offered are ministration, engineering and educat Kip Carter, the center's coordinator services, said these colleges televise r because of the number of education an Carolina who want to obtain masters More graduate courses are offered th Carolina has many private colleges tl but few schools offer graduate progran Carter said before this program was only two alternatives in pursuit of gr university in their area that offered t time, or traveling to Columbia several THE TELEVISED classes are pres evenings and "about 90 per cent of th< within 25 miles of a campus equipped said. Besides the classroom programs, ta an individual basis. These are sent dire them and return them at his leisure. Carter said, "We want to make classroom teaching as we can." CLASSES RANGE in size from on education classes have minimum enrc on-site instructor must be hired to s< minister the tests, which USC supplii Students in the masters of business a graduate engineering programs, mu semester in Columbia for testing bee USC facilities. "Our MBA and APOGEE prograi bringing industry into the state by wide "The producer tries to help the television," Carter said. Professors a legal implications of televisions and w are technically permissible. THE UNIVERSITY television start combined with the division of learnir Carter said the center is closely or teraction and dependence among its Carter said the $1.75 million facility, than SCETV and the other three comi broadcast network shows and we prodi RENT YOUR SPRIN EQUIPMENT FROA d a rvc ci ceni r%vi\a, ?im.br i #* rz^j) South Car Complete Wilder! A ithe **m#I TTBflLM q 11 -7:30 M-F 940 HARDEN 10-6 Sat. COLUMBIA, I THE GAMECOCK-Page 9 t classes slevision 31 USC courses through the inn facility. >es presentations of actual USC nters to watch the programs on t>ack system, whereby student's itted from the classroom to the state. through the South Carolina 1 circuits to 18 South Carolina USC regional campuses, eight tion centers throughout the state, graduate level in business adion. of educational research and field nure courjius man omer colleges d industry professionals in South degrees. lan undergraduate because South lat offer undergraduate courses, is in these areas, Carter said, available, South Carolinians had aduate degrees-trying to find a he desired courses at a suitable times each week. ented in the late afternoons and ; population of South Carolina is i to receive the service," Carter ipes are available to students on ctly to the student, who may play the presentation as much like e to 80 or more students. Some llment requirements because an jrve as a moderator and to adjs, Carter said. idministration and APOGEE, the st spend three weekends, each ause these students have to use ms have been instrumental in sning related education." professor adapt his course to re instructed on special effects, hat types of classroom activities ed in 1964. In 1973, the facilities ig resources. ganized and there is a lot of infacilities. , "does more hours of production "nercial stations combined. They ice all our own material." G BACKPACKING ft US . . . TENTS, ING BAGS iDBk) ? / olina's ness Outfitter uality gear ST. 5. C. 29205 803-799-7571 __