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Seniors, Dan The S.C. Arts Commission's Arts-for-Elders Program is sponsoring a c ? ? ; ~ - ' ~ ucuiui s anu uance Workshop on May 5, 1982, from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. at the YWCA of Greater Charleston, 106Cumming St. Seniors and Dance, the second in a series of training workshops offered by the commission, will focus on teaching new techniques for implementing the arts for the elderly. Liz Lerman, artistic director of the Dance Exchange in Washington, DC, will conduct this one-day training session. Lerman, teacher of creative movement, is the founder of seniors' dance touring company, The Dancers of the Third Age. Seniors and Dance will be directed toward activity directors, program coordinators, dancers, volun- " teers, recreation leaders, nf>pnn:>tiftnal fVinwnn!"*" vvvu^/u vivilUl VUCI Cipidld t administrators, social The CAMICOCK is Ihe student newspaper ol Ihe University of South Carolina and is published lour times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during Ihe fall and spring semesters and weekly on Wednesdays during both summer sessions, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of Ihe University of South Carolina. The Unive'sitv ot South Cjmlinj equal opportunity institution. The Board of Student Publications and Communications is the publisher of the GAMECOCK. The Student Media Department is the parent organization of the GAMECOCK. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the GAMECOCK, Bo* 85131, University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. 29208. Subscription rates are $15.00 fol one (1) year, $8.00 per fall or spring semester and $3.00 for both summer sessions. Third class postage paid at Columbia, SC. i ^ , , with mustard 11 chili and slaw | $l.< | j Gameroom ar 1 Open til f~~3Sa 1 ><?$BarB S San' 1 Sir iptvmI IUI pickles or i ? g Game room i Open t r?xss ! Chru aun< i mRr Wi,h Vanilla Topped with Mi Syrup. Walnuts, \X and a CI 79< ! Gameroom an< | Open til s Briefs_ ce Workshop directors, and others interested in arts program* ming with the elderly. Workshop agenda includes movement exe'rcises for all participants; training in improvisation, music, storytelling and mixing art forms for the elderly; a performance by Lerman; discussion of history and theory of movement classes forolder adults and creative movement demonstrations involving senior participants. Seniors arn^ Dance is limited to 40 persons so registration will be accepted _ fl A. uii a nrsi-come, iirst-served basis. Workshop registration fee is $20. For registration information, please contact the South Carolina Arts Commission, 1800 Gervais St., Columbia, SC, 29201; phone: 758-3442. kivrt li'Ulwii iiiiOiIpupjJMrwwy Goi K&??J Expires > 1 Slaw 4-27-82 B >g I . homemade S . and onions B 3? - ici Ice Cream H 12:00 I 1 HHUMBCWMM BmimJS SBsBM- I Q Pork Expires ' iwich 4-27-82 I th slaw and i warm bun. ! ' .09 \\ 11 _ - /? M aiKj in: vream il 12:00 |; IW W ?M> gar i ite Nut ExPires ; . 407-82 I iae Ice Cream B Ik Chocolate 'hipped Cream. fierry t | 1 Ice Cream 12:00 1 5 Hearing Aid Dealers Seminar The S.C. Hearing Aid Dealers Association seminar will be held May 18-19 at USC's Wade Hampton Conference Center. The progam, which costs $50, will cover the psychology of thp hparinO imnoiro/1 ComJl.t ~i- ? 4 :L!1!4-'? * ? ***t> p?uv'Ul icmiiijr ctnu cutiu i espoiisioiiiues ana practical procedures in hearing aid fitting, client training and adaption. The program is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. the first day and 8:30 a.m. -1:45 p.m. the second. For more information, call Frances Blanton, USC Lifelong Learning, 777-2917. Choir, Chorus To Perform The USC Concert Choir and Chorus, under the direction of Dr. Arpad Darazs, will present a Haydn-Kodaly commemorative concert at 8 p.m. May 3 at Dreher High School's auditorium. The performance, including Haydn's "Spring" section from "The Seasons" and Kodaly's "Psalmus HuncaririKi " will feature four soloists: Laury Christie, Gene Furguson, Bill Stuart and Donald Gray. The Columbia Philharmonic Orchestra will provide musical accompaniment, and the Palmetto Mastersingers, an all-male chorus, also will take part in the performance. Admission is $3.50 per person. Tickets can be purchased and the Columbia Music Festival Association office at 1527 Senate St., or by calling 777-4280. B Hji HU y ing on a trip? :ures. 2 for $6.95! fflji 799-3807 11 ii*iHagiini im>? I Goodwood tpmcs3 Jenkins QAU.EKY OF HOMES I Two Bedroom - Two Balh In Town Free Standing ?-V/..V1UHHU 1UI11 Perfect for Graduate Students Excellent Investment by Student or Parents Tom Jenkins Realty 799-8500 ??cmhiiiii Development Registration is $100 per person, with team discounts for more than two participants from the same organization. 4'Fundamentals of Professional The following professional development programs will be conducted in May by USC's Daniel Management Center. "How to Evaluate Your Advertising Program's Effectiveness and Make It Pay Off," May 10, will feature Dr. Arch G. Woodside who is nationally known for his work in measuring advertising effectivenes. He will help participants choose among alternative advertising strategies and measure the success of their advertising. Registration is $205 for one participant and $180 for two or more from the same organization. "The Psychology of Winning," May 12, is part of the 1982 Briefing Session Series and will feature Dr. Denis Waitley, an international authority on high-level performance and personal development. "HSi H^hh I I Wll restaurant I 1 928 Rosew Ton RARYI a w T&jr B I 40 Tues< STRC 65 1/ A A A A rvr%ivi/^ $I.E I Hors d'oeuvi I at 6:( Strategic Management," May 11-12, is designed for middle-and top level managers in companies without formally developed planning processes. The seminar leader will demonstrate a proven process that helps decision makers avoid surprises, anticipate threats and seize opportunities. - ~ OnrA C ivcgioii cjLiuii is ior one registrant and $315 each for two or more from the same organization. All programs will be conducted in the Daniel Management Center on the eighth floor of the USC College of Business Administration. For more ^ information, please call tfie center at (803)777-2231. i 1 & lounge ood Drive |j ite I BUDS ?<r day >H'S $ ,KAZI iO res served 30 I