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?. ^it.-..^^_~^-^J"--1---- gg HL2mh?H ? kklfiH&^^^^^^H **u 9iHKk9M^9 HL r SK.P jl 1 I I Squeeze the Lemon Temperatures in the 90s don't stop these children from playing a I Students Continued from page 1 "THE PROGRAM has helped me learn more about what is going on. It's a support group of sorts. 1 enjoy going to school during the week. 1 have been able to learn about the resources vuhii^h thp I Init/Arcit\r hoc Iltlfrfo I il/nrit O frark ff iiivii uiv ^iii? vi.m; uuif uuu uiui?.v 11 av, in. i waill Ck llt.au <\\)~ proach and 1 enjoy the company of undergraduates," Sipple vaid. Sipple spends much of his free time as a poll manager, a tour guide for McKissick Museums, and as an executive chairperson for the Democratic party. "Not many people know this, but anyone over 60 gets free tuition from the university. 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Extended wear lenses *P ^ | Exam POM Follow-up 6:0 Disinfection system *Exam and Contact lenses for Bifocal, Astigmatism, and Aphal J CAROLINA VISION ( Dr. Danny A. Burns. Oi I Corner of Taylor & Bull Sts. I By Herb Reeves USC's Colleee of .lournalisrr Pan Army advanced public rela this summer for the fifth con according to the program's Charles Russell. An advanced photojournali: Army personnel, which is in it is also being offered. Enrollment in the public affs limited to 20 and in the photc 10, with both programs sche< five-week sessions. All students receive nine hi t n\l/Qrf\ q mactor'c r\nnrnn oft v program out of Washington, C Photo by Drew Person the group during orientation ai the practical as well as the acad the course, presenting them Favorite summertime game. of actual problems and conce by public affairs officers prese ? Exxon and the Air Force, this helps a lot," he said. Sipple has also spent some time working for intelligence while in the Air Force. "I GUESS the point that has beenjriade is that at my age, the credit does not matter. "Pfte Air Force will not take me back unless there is another war, and I have no intention of returning to a large corporation," Sipple said. 44I enjoy having a cup of coffee at the sidewalk cafe. 1 get a lot of new ideas and stimulation. People think that 1 must have something in mind, but 1 don't. 1 go to school because I j FOREIGN CAR REPAIRS j : SAAB BMW j : MG TRIUMPH : : HAT : 1 ^ar*-rr\tov tdaimch Tcr>uMir>iamo ? rnoi uni i nmntu i cv^niNiomiNO J WE SERVICE ANY MAKE FOREIGN CARS I \ JIM HUDSON SPORTS CARS : 5 ? 3815 West Beltline Blvd. J ^ I l_ . _ r\ *?_ i ^ # ouiumuia, csouin oaronna ? : 771-1550 : ( ( A# T LENSES { I SUM iar them up to 30 days ! I (Episcopa 9 P" /u I All are welcc [5 CICJ ? re "?catec^at I ERRANGE I i 0 to +6:00 | I <la higher priced | I |Jj t ^fiNir I W?F I \\I Tuesd >tometrist I I Thurs 'hone 256-3198 | I Please come join I ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I) . i J : Journalism hosts lie affairs program As part of the course requirement, each stui is conducting dent must choose a specific topic from the tions program list and design a proposal that either solves secutive year, the problem or deals effectively with some director, Dr. important aspect of it. One proposal developed in a previous sm course for class, for example, dealt with problems of s second year, press access to military action on the battlefield in situations similar to Grenada. Prolirs program is grams to establish better working relationtjournalism to ships with the press are now in effect, many iuled for two of them based on elements of that proposal. L.t. Col. Joe Hollis, spokesman for the .,-.,,4:. ..-- i -1- ~ -1 ? > vi lkuii giuup, suiu inai mc program is wen organizer completing ed and everyone has been very well received. "It's interesting for many of us experieneire taught by ing school again after ten years," he said. Bryce Rucker "It's difficult to get back into the habits and patterns of study, particularly in a university ; and aims at environment where it would be extremely diflirs personnel ficult if one were to come without being I to handle the highly motivated." J g today's Ar- The advanced photojournalism program, taught by Jack Hillwig, deals with elements iinator for the of composition, lighting and design beyond >.C. , spoke to the scope of the Army's intermediate photoid emphasized journalism courses. emic aspect of The students are kept very busy, Hillwig with a list of says, and last year's program, being the first, rns submitted presented problems in scheduling that he's ntly on duty. been able to avoid, so far, this year. enjoy it, and 1 will stay as long as (USC) will keep me," he said. Genevieve Hendon and Martin Wallis, both 85, are also taking part in the Mature Students Program. 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