Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ViOllipUO 1111C1B John R. "Pete" Arnold has USC System. "He has had been named dean of the experience in the - job as University of South Carolina acting dean and both times j pamnim did Sri 0xc?llcnt job with the Arnold. 42, was chosen faculty, students, comfrom a field of three can- munity and the system." didates in an internal search Arnold cited the dedication (n ronlamt n? /"? nf I onnocfor fon,llfv W >vpio?.c LSI . uauica VsiflllfJ, "* uuiivuoiv. '"r UVJ who left USC-Lin June 1981. members as one of the A 12-year resident of Lan- campus' greatest assets and caster, Arnold has twice noted that the support of the served as acting dean of tb^ Lancaster community has campus, from October 197V allowed the campus to offer to July 1978, and from June more academic scholarships 1981 until his present ap- than any other campus in the pointment system except Columbia. A native of Beckley, W. 4'I feel that Pete is ex- Va., Arnold came to USC-L tremely qualified for this ,n 1970 from the Logan position,"- said Dr. John campus of Marshall Duffy, vice president of two- University where he served year campuses and con- as director of the campus tinuing education for the and as a history instructor. rnl it_: ~ c f *?- 1 ? *?1 - j? ine university ui auuiu aergraauaie degree, tie was Carolina's South Caroliniana a member of the football Library has begun a Rhodes team. At Oxford's Brasenose Scholar collection with the College, he studied law. donation of materials from McGowan served for the estate of the late Frank many years as general P. McGowan. counsel for the Federal Land McGowan was a Rhodes Banks headquartered in Scholar from USC from 1919 Columbia. He died in 1968. to 1921. His family has given Donors of the collection the library a file of materials are Frank P. McGowan Jr., documenting McGowan's who is a judge in Greenville experience at Oxford County, and Mrs. H. Bronson University and his life as a Smith of Columbia. Columbia attorney. The South Caroliniana Born in Laurens in 1898, Library plans to expand its McGowan attended Rhodes Scholar collection. Presbyterian College for one Inquiries about donations year before he transferred to should be made to Dr. T.L. USC to complete his un- Johnson, 777-3133. snort courses ranging "uiuch from a history of Columbia ^ h c P r ? ? r a m. s 1 n" to beginning kayaking will structional staft includes be ofleied at various LSC faculty and stall Columbia locations in members, plus experts from February by the University business, industry, goverof South Carolina Division of nment and the prolessions. Continuing Kducatioi. Pees vary by course. Some 01 the Ml) courses and ^ nighl child care service ? h'Mr st #ir'i11}.* dates arc * i s available iO >.hort couise t '.h ' C>oa'<; Kuropea-! students tor a from-4: lf>x . i \rt ' - ( i*\ / X 7/ < ' !<) K.?\ in. )i \) i) iii mi i >','iivU: 'VV . > i- ;>' V% W?i * ' ", v V ' ' ' f Kd^ul'lmoncan WI?-|Hj I 0% OFF g Feb. 22--beginrting Clogging ] | The (iAMKOIK is .he student [gjfrjfc Expires 2-6 82 newspaper of the University of South BB . r Carolina .1 ncI is published four times .1 MSlyB week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thur- B sdays and Fridays during the fall and spring i semesters and weekly on Wednesdays IVmcP during both summer sessions, with the IBii CDA\ \ exception ol university holidays <ind BBP^QHB| v I IW^IVI examination periods. ^kVi |j|| Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK Jll BB litif /tflii are those of the editors and not those ot ^HsRSgSgj I O B I IC$lf 0 the University of South C arolina. BB%<y agj] The University of South Carolina is ari B8^tf/ jSj W _ equal opportunity institution. f (/(Ig ^ The Board of Student Publications and I ; - ( Communications is the publisher of the : 1^' i i: ! GAMECOCK. The Student Media i _ ; Department is the parent organization of ^^HU^Sb Change ot address lorms, subscription HkvKi requests and other correspondence should H^IHi be sent to the GAMECOCK, Box 85131, University of South Carolina, Columbia, /// Lady Street Subscription rates are $15.00 (or one (I) Downtown year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and ^^nSBagl Next to MoS Levy's $:).00 for both summer sessions. Hfl^9&|pgj -tr* r s\ Third class postage paid at Columbia, 'tV5-. C IU sc WBBBbbmbmmwmwmm msmmm USC Professor Johi Oil til nr Pflitnr By LEZL1E WALLACE ' "History of the Church." siaif write* The 10th volume, which was Dr. John Patrick Dolan, on the history of Christianity 58, professor of history at won national and inUniversity of South ternational praise. Carolina, died Dec. 25 at Dolan was the author of Richland Memorial basic studies of Erasmus, Hospital. Thomas More and Nicholas Dolan was a native of . of Cusa, as well as the Waterloo, Iowa and a magna "History of the Reforcum laude graduate of both mation," and was writing a the University of Notre series on pre-Columbian Dame and the University of Amcrica for Louvain Bonn in West Germany. He University in Belgium. He received a bachelor's degree has written 16 books in in philosophy in 1947 from French, German and Notre Dame, and a doctorate English. in history in 1955 from the He has also written arUniversity of Bonn. In ad- tides for the National dition, he studied theology at Dictionary of Medical Catholic University. Biography. Aside from teaching, Dolan joined the USC Dolan was ^also a widely history department in 195S know author and editor. He after leaving an assistant was editor of the 10-volume professorship at Notre Member Of USC Exch Prof.. R. I. Ensfelmav 7_ n j Dr. Reinhold Josef Engelmayer, an associate professor of anthropology and sociology at the University of South Carolina's Coastal Carolina campus in Conway, died in the People's Republic of China during the weekend. Engelmayer, 41, was a member of USC's first exchange delegation of five students and four faculty members to Shanxi Province in northern China. The Myrtle Beach resident died in his sleep Saturday night or Sunday morning while on an overnight train trip from the city of Chengtu (Qengtu) in Szecwan Province to Chungking (Qungqing) with tive other members of the USC delegation, according to university officials. They said Engelmayer died of natural causes, but the specific cause of death had not been determined by Monday. A native of Vienna. Austria, Engelmayer had been doin;; r<\soam! on ( hmeso archeology and had just fimsheu writm;: .t ? ?.>> ''lircii p:?t)or in collaboration wllr a t.'Innose arcm'oJoj.ns' \v if- S. - hi H*u',{ (i 11.' I l()!| " !'.. \. ' -i -hi '-,&%& *& f . : [ v f %?***! -ftp-, fit-*": | t w4 miiptu i ft W nen iooking \oi;: I'O.-l i> important 10 wu m'o th. pu-k-sv .?nal ft s:\iiM . at I he Chairman and Carolina > U >.C students ta\ ante ] 9j lull servico head shops I Ik stylists at I no Cnanman and Caro'ma Siyies ft can create a Roltler han design to compliment the tacial charavtcn.-tics I oi anyone, let Carolina Styles and I he Chairman keep son looking ft great with professionally formulated Kottler products. ?AkJMv-?? wvwmit iib. 11?, mwwmMm FAMILY HAIR CENTER I ri ni irrri i i i/~\i i^r 1 M TLL'UIS ISUDDCLL HV^U5t NEXT TO BOOK STORE MONDAY 8:30-6:00 TUES-ERI 8:30 8:30 SAT 10:00-5:00 (When building hours allow) BLACK SERVICES AVAILABLE IBy Margaret ij Dame. Dolan was a Latin scholar ;-| as well as an expert in Renaissance and Reformation history. He taught j the history of medicine and VWB medical ethics at the USC ? School of Medicine and the College of Public Health, as i stales imormaiion Agency, mm m% t Dolan is survived by his 4 i wife, Alicia Tyson Dolan; his Bpl ^ . ^ [ mother of Yardley, Pa; two HH brothers, Brother Ivan Wj0 jiZSlB. Dolan, CSC (of the Roman I Catholic Order of the Holy ? j [ Cross) of Notre Dame, Ind., Dr. John Patrick 7 > and Dr. Carroll M. Dolan, of Dolan : Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs. > Richard Burns of Yardley; and two stepchildren, Mrs. and Thomas S. Cutshaw of I Ta/?lf Rnco nf T PVi ncJffin K"v Com tTrinnie^n M. m. M.J . , uau JL UIIVIOV^V. I ange Delegation, er, Dies In China n From 1966 to 1969 he was assistant director and curator in the Department of Physical Anthropology at the Museum of Natural History in Vienna, and from 1961 to 1965 he served as a field archeologist for the United Nations in Egypt. Engelmayer received his Ph.D. in prehistory (magna cum laude)from the University of Innsbruck, Austria, in 1969, and an A.B.D. degree (comparable to a master's degree) in physical anthropology from the University of Vienna in l%7. In addition to his work in China, Engelmayer did ar- O cheological and physical-anthropological research in C entral and Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean. Near East, North Africa, the United States and in Latin American countries. He was the author of three books and other scholar'y publications Kni'i vr; i., survi?.'? ?i iiv ii:.1 fjuVfii. # *:*;?uy :\nd ) 3 P ."* : C. | rti J--v. ;% li /~?jl | Lf^\ Frank's Ail I | I Hot Dogs "II I I 1 Five Points :jl I I Ice Cold j| id 1 1 /I ^ ~ T,A * 3 IJ i* f r i USICU II II |: Mug of Beer II 11 A CZ?\*? J I njmj