Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Experii definiti By PaulC Gamecock The controversy surra Department would be les fered a course to the public according to a USC Philc Dr. Philip Zeltner said would "be better informec resolution of the probleir ment. Zeltner, who recently w a 1 ?? a uiuicr rtwaru, oiierec perimental basis during t) he offered it because of his "What* better way to ex who felt the way I do?" ! The course was divided areas of definition, mea sports were evaluated by UNDER THE DEFINI1 said the class tried to < k associated with sports. ? couldn't decide on a set d did agree that sport was He said they discovere< role in sports. "Sport i ideological concerns," he . The class found there ii sports through the "meai Some sports, such as te culture status, where othc haplrdrAlinH n/kwnnnl <v/??vii^i uuiiU| pviouiiai ma some of the factors deter participate in. In the "ethics" segm v. n i rcr kAn<i aaaal ic wov ucau tvavu r ail opening tap for a gam the Gamecock basketfc nental cc on and n tamundson Staff Wrlftr unding the USC Athletic sened if the university of: on the philosophy of sport, xsophy professor. those who took this course 1 and prepared to aid in the is" in the athletic depart on the Amoco Outstanding 1 the course on an exle spring semester. He said deep interest in sports, plore it than with students he said. I into three segments. The ningfillness and ethics of Zeltner and the class. nONAL ASPECT, Zeltner iefine some of the terms le said that although they efinition for all terms, they "deliberately cultivated." 1 that ideology plays a big s a way of working out t said. 3 a high and low culture in ningfid" segment, he said, nnis or golf, have a high >rs have a low one. He said tory and social class were mining which sport people ent, the class looked at NHi ^?ffMPSR * ik McGutre tosses up the e between members of ull camp. Held all this mrse teat leaningfi specific issues in sports incl in sports, the exploitation of system and the effects of n FEMALE INVOLVEMEIN because women are accepti Zeltner said. For example, he said worn weights won't make them 1* attractive, because of better In another area, the class of the public by the sports sys The belief that a person's sports field is an example, through other activities, incl said. Zeltner said he believes more narrow-minded than < Nationalism was anothei course, Zeltner said. Nations in sports today. He said when people watcl more concerned with the n country has, instead of the tenner saia he believes he the course, to which he ere "No class is good or bad b students alone," he said relationship that exists betv "It became one of the mos have had in a long time," he s Zeltner said he would like i on a regular basis, but servative" elements in the this type of curriculum. However, the fact that the the spring semester is enco Bill ^;sA: week in the Carolina Coll continue next week for ki< :hes illness uding the role of women individuals by the sport ationalism in SDort. IT in sports has grown ng new roles in society, en are finding that lifting ess attractive, but more muscular development, studied the exploitation >tem, Zeltner said, character is built on the Character can be built luding the classroom, he that many athletes are )ther people. issue covered in the ilism plays too big a part h the Olympics, they are lumber of medals their individual competition. ^ did a good job teaching rlitc kid U1MJ 1(10 iJiUUCIIia. ecause of the teacher or 1, but rather by the veen them. ?t exciting experiences I laid of the course. to see the course offered there are some "conuniversity holding back course was approved for waging, he said. I Lynn Shook ? OAMECOCK seiim, the camp will lis up to the age of 18. I r? I I Volleyball, one of the best 1 ways to pass a summer af- ] ternoon, is enjoyed by college I students everywhere. TTiese competitors from Central * Michigan University and I Roger Williams College were I participants in the 1978 Budwelser Super Stars National \ Ph a mninnaltin V/MWRUpVUOIllJ^, | I I I Downtown on Assembly St. Columbia1 In Content Mensi I Shop both B. Berry's most complete and affo clothing for the ma Clothing ? The most of dress & casuc m - Iaponsweor ? Posh casual slacks, sv knit shirts, le( Jeans ? B. Berry's h lament <;#=> l#=? r r I- o ~ ~ . W V- " w . MALE, SN/ BLACK JA( Shoes? For fashion < casual shoes (athletic footw* OUTFIT YOl AFFORDABLE FROM R I ^l... ^ ^ " '" j' IMHHr 7~~| wy I Columbia Mall I 2nd Level jS 's Leader I porary jg vear I locations for the jjj rdable collection of |jj n on the move! II updated selection |S :il suits & sportcoats. jjj ion dress slacks, B veaters, sport shirts, jtf others & outerwear. asColumbia's I? 1 of name brands by H vpnt\ir:ED mcrn S \i 111 ^wui\( l-'iov^w, llpf :k jeans & Levi's. 8 dress shoes, great J? & the best names in tt ^ar, shop B. Berry's. ??j rn mma H IIOELr IN I E FASHION I BERRY'S! J