The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 20, 1978, Page Page 5, Image 5
Journalist
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By JOHN McCURRY
Gamecock Staff Writer
Nearly 100 students from sn hiah
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schools across the state are
competing in the USC College of
Journalism's High School News
Quiz program for the third consecutive
year.
According to John Lopiccolo, Jr.,
a journalism professor in charge of
the program, "Students from the
Journalism 341 and 341 radio
production classes are responsible
for writing 10 to 20 questions each
week for the quiz," he said.
"Questions are based on current
news events taken from state
newspapers and from national
news magazines."
Each school in the program
sponsors a team of three students.
The show is set up so that two
schools meet one weel$, two more
the following week and the two
winning teams meet the third
week. The winners will then advance
to the quarter finals which
will begin on March 30.
STUDENTS ARE ASKED three
types of questions: team
questions, toss-up questions and
lightning round questions.
Team questions, worth five
points each, are taken from
current news events. The student
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10 seconds to consult with teammates.
For toss-up questions, clues
identifying a name in the news are
used. The first team to sound its
buzzer has a chance to name the
personality. If correct, they gain
10 points. For each incorrect
answer the team loses 5 points.
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Fast-paced lightning round
questions are worth 10 points each.
The individual student called upon
has only two seconds to answer a
current events question with no
help from his teammates.
TEAM AND LIGHTNING round
questions alternate from team to
team, and this portion of the show
is carefully timed so both teams
get the same number of questions.
Four teams will advance to
compete in the semi-finals which
will begin on April 27. The two
winners will then meet for the final
program which will be held May
11.
Teams from South Florence,
Lexington, Lower Richland, Irmo,
Ninety-Six and Bates-Leesville
high schools have advanced to the
The criminal p
topic of psychc
Dr. Stanton E. Samenow, a crir
D.C., will speak on "The Crimim
March 2 in the USC Law Center
At 3 p.m. Dr. Samenow will re
work in the Clariosophic Hall,
presentations are free.
Samenow is co-author of a thre
sonality," which suggests the failii
moral failings as opposed to med
The book is critical of therapeutii
responsibility for the moral shori
As part of the Crime and Jusl
spectives Lecture Series, the
Clariosophic Society, the College
and the Department of Philosoph
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quarter-finals. The quizzes were
held in fairly close games,
according to Lopiccolo.
"FOR THE most part the participants
are top-notch students
and do extremely well," said
Lopiccolo. The students on the
winning team will be given certificates
of merit. Lopiccolo
hopes to make the quizzes
available to ETV and local cable
TV companies for possible
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The program can be heard on
WLTR-FM on Fridays until March
1 when the program will switch to
Wednesdays at 5:00 p.m. WSCIFM
in Charleston, WEPR-FM in
Greenville and WMPR-FM in
Sumter carry the broadcast on
Sundays at 12:30 a.m.
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ninal psychologist from Washington,
il Personality" at 8 p.m., Thursday,
Auditorium.
spond to published criticisms of his
Legare College, third floor. Both
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