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JDampus BriefsL Preservationist To Speak Dwight Young, director of Victorian Society in America the Southern Regional Office and the Society of Arof the National Trust for chitectural Historians. Historic Preservation, will His visit is sponsored by speak at 4 p.m. April 6 in the USC Applied History Room 151 of Gambrell Hall. Program in the Department The presentation on "Why of History. We Need Old Buildings" is For information, call Dr. tree and open to the public. Michael C. Cardaville at 777Young earned his master's 76*L degree in architectural history from the University of Virginia and worked as a preservationist in Virginia and Alabama before &S? B becoming regional director gmI of the Trust. He is based in / ] :Charleston and has held the I position since 1977. H HFI j. He also is active in the H V I [ Prof Hick > To Visit USC | Professor John Hick is a S theologian and a philospher ; [ a Christian and an author of S several books about non- j Western religions; and an I Englishman who will visit } i the Southeastern area of the United States for the first time when he makes two speeches at USC. Hick's first speech, "The I Justification of Religious 1 Belief," begins at 4 p.m. j April 8 in Room 250 of j Gambrell Hall, and he [j speaks again at 8 p.m. on j | "Problems of Religious : Pluralism." j| Both lectures are free and : open to the public. j ; Born in England in 1922, I Hick was educated at M Edinburgh and Oxford j Universities and at West- JS minister Theological College W at Cambridge. ; After a short Presbyterian 1 j pastorate, he began his | l t.? leacning career, including I posts at Cornell University, Princeton Theological jj Seminary and Cambridge | University. He now holds \! concurrent positions at jj Birmingham University in g the United Kingdom and | m A ^ 1 i ~ waremoni uraauate bcnool in Claremont, Calif. 1 Hick travels to non- I Western countries to study B fg^^.xgu their religions, said Dr. 1 rasZZT** Kevin Lewis, an assistant j-j professor of religion at USC, 9 gf0* and a student of Hick's at 5 Cambridge. B Hick's visit to USC is co- I sponsored by the Depart- S f ments of Religion and W ^ Philosophy. 1 m The GAMtCOCK is the student , B f newspaper of the University of South S %S Carolina and is published four times a ! 1 | week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thur- II j sdays arid Fridays during tlie fall and spring ?9 g & ? semesters and weekly on Wednesdays g H during both summer sessions, with the I I exception of university holidays and I examination periods. I I ! Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK I 1 are those of the editors and not those of S \ the University of South Carolina. | inr university os bouth Carofna is an H 9 equal opportunity institution. $3 The Board of Student Publications and B Communications is the publisher of the ? GAMECOCK. The Student Media j Department is the parent organization of : j the GAMECOCK. || Change of address forms, subscription ! requests and other correspondence should fa be sent to the GAMECOCK, Boh 85131, B University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 for one (1) ?>1981 Beer BreW< year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage pak< at Columbia, SC. , Management Seminar T< Evaluating advertising strategies and effectiveness is the focus of a management seminar slated for April 13 at the Stokely Management Center at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, Tenn. "How to Evaluate Your Advertising Program's Effectiveness ? and Make It Pay Off," sponsored by USC's Daniel Management Center, is designed for marketing, sales and advertising managers and public relations specialists in both product and service industries. The program will help participants choose among advertising strategies and measure their success. Participants will be invited to complete worksheets and submit examples B t d by Miller Brewing Co.. Milwaukee. Wis. > Focus On Advertising of their organizations' advertising for confidential, written airoliinfinno Kir fKa catvtinar* ^VdAUOVlV/IXO MJ UIV i^illllKlt Seminar topics will include setting the advertising budget, testing, reach vs. frequency, choosing advertising media, positioning advertising and getting the most from the advertising dollar. Dr. Areh G. Woodside, nationally known for his work in measuring advertising effectiveness, will conduct the seminar. Woodside evaluates advertising campaigns for both consumer and industrial firms and is marketing adviser to many retailers, manufacturers and government organizations.' 5 starring Miller High Life' 1 Gee, I it Tnwtft be I qr-mttpbe I fI