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Military er 15, 16, 17, 19 - 9:00 a.m.noon; 1:1 Don to 1 p.m. !, 23: 9:00 a.m! noon; 1-3 p.m. must be obtained from Career Education *SS3$* ava I talk rnfpcQnr iiqoc w I w w w v i UUUI innifer Wooten _ _ eras, colors and contest all play roles in Faust Pauluzzi's g process. uzzi, an assistant professor at teaches courses in Italian ge, films and literature. He said cialty is Italian films, and it is in :a nidi nit uucc c ^ dit; iiium iiiit to him. Italian born teacher considers f an artist, and is particularly ind in still, color photography. He t knowledge of photography is ary to him, for the film course :hes, because he said he needs to itand the subject before he can t it to his students. HAVE to imitate the things a >r does, like lighting, composild action," he said, speaking of otography. The main difference unlike a film director, he has to ie action. lu/.zi said he prefers using insimeras because they aide him in le as a director. He can see the a immrHintrlv ran mnkr nn 3t corrections of lighting or com>11 problems, when he is shooting c subjects. >aid he also has to direct when he is instant camera to take pictures oup of people. "After 1 take one picture, ^ can show it to the peoxplaining where I want them. w ay lean i 111 prove my 3sition." iluzzi, who has been with USC's tment of Foreign Languages and tures since 1978, said he has to up with his photography and graphic trends to stay awake for idents. HAVh to keep mysell alert, he lay. Continued from page 9. wick is no longer ,the conserMary Hanson, and the transforn is excellent. Barwick prances d the room with a cocked head irust hip, and we are not surprisicn she effortlessly lets her fur to the ground. ITHER ARK we surprised when picks it up carefully and caresses iiniiiiiiilillil!iiijiiii||||||||i|||,i|||H|||||i||||H|1 \l REGISTRATK ITARY CAMPUS AT FOI LL II 1984 TERM ON 01 ILDG. 5348 - PHONE 1 on October 15, 16, 17. ry will be on October 18, 19 CLASSES TUE & THUR 30 7:45 7:50 10:1 NtiL luO (3 HRS) -SOCY 101 asic Writing Introductory Ml 101 (3 HRS) GINT 100 I omposition Introductior NGL 102 (3 MRS) omposition & Literature BADM 335 nr>w one 10 unci Surupv rif I uo i ouo \o nnoi ? ? ociology of the Family ENGL 463 ADM 226 (3 HRS) The Functii jndamentals of Accounting II in Business NT 342 (3 HRS) PSYC 463 itional Security Politics of the Human Se> lited States fIL 102 (3 HRS) and Civilians - October !^, 1*9 00 p.m.-3:00 pm; October 18: 9 a.m. Center, fttdg. 5329. and *ign?l by yoti iimHHHUiwmnHiiuimimHHimuiufmmwii 1/ * A. ^ A. L _ A. i uuiur iu leacn si pr^jT 1 ~ stu lan via frc ' \ t h< re{ *^mmm th< mmm^^mmmmm p< Faust Pauluzzi as Italian assistant professor said. "I have to show that 1 am speak- ah ing from direct experience." ab Entering contests is one way Pauluzzi has found to prove to his students "s that he practices what he preaches. lo< He was recently awarded fourth kn place in the "most colorful" category an of a national contest sponsored by ilii Polaroid, the makers of instant cameras and films. There were two other categories, but cai Pauluzzi chose the "most colorful" rej because he said, "I have an emotional reaction to colors. I understand them; 1 read about them and I study them." ar hi HI DOES not know which of the 14 he pictures he entered won. He said, kr because he was not sure what the w judges were looking for, he sent in a pi wide variety of colorful photos that he felt were appropriate for the contest. \v "I wanted to send pictures that lil everyone could relate to," he said. pi Pauluzzi hopes his experience in the visual art of photography will one day tr be more than just proof to his students C( (Uat 1m un/^Arcton/lc tho mai iiv, uuuv ? Jiuuu.i v i iv i wiiiiivuiuiiv-i u of what he teaches. s> it. Both Barwick and Holliday have [j presented two very believable characters, but il is again Holliday si r<*Anlr> U rU AIII wiiu UK snuw . Holliday delivers a wonderful re monologue about the severity of her sudden eating binges. She talks of di eating things that she does not even C< like. The menu includes baking Di chocolate and the little candy decora- a I lllllllllllllimilHfllillllllllllUI I III UN ! Earn E RT JACKSON ? Urgently needed - pi r*T 1E 1Q = medical research bv u . I ?J~ I li = roo pom I plasma program. Als< 0Z-00IU g you can earn up to ! j hours of your time. I s or come by. 254-65 Mffll I Serologic I | 2719 Middlebum 'socioio9v 1 i I3HRS) I ? | /J-J ^ w t tn Pnlilir.s B S / in 1 urn*? ,(3HRSI I i 1 ^hv7 Federal Taxation H rs: H (3 HRS) I | | ry r\;?for??, an of Language B 3 JL/lII"Ft ^CaSt uPon 0Ur 5 I vegetables noon; 1 p.m. 7 p.m. S B :i \l plus tax ?^ c(> ?n ! ? V*~" iw>an wi*?$***& iHrniniHMHiiimiiiwmiiHiMiiJ ^TrnnriTHiiiiii udents vision He said he would like to teach dents about Italy and the Italian iguage by taking them to the country a video tour. HE SAID while his department has ?n able to present similar broadcasts >m Mexico and Canada, it is more ficult to get material from Euroan and Asian countries, because of ? differences in taping systems. Th p /^AnartmAnf ic trx/inn r\ npt t h<> iiv uvpui iniviii u u j 1115 iv; 5V1 iiiv sources to present programs from ese countries also, however, and luluzzi feels it will be an invaluable set to his classes. "If you cannot bring America iroad," he said, "you have to bring road to America." Through video presentations, tudents will see what the country jks like," he said. "And, they will ow what people do, what they say d how they feel about certain ings." THEREFORE, HE said, 'students 11 take the model given and like it or eel it." Pauluzzi would like to go to Italy id a host a series of production mself, to show to his classes. He feels r is qualified to do this because of his lowlcdge of Italy and because of hat he has learned through lotography. "I know from a visual point of view hat is attractive," he said. He would \c to go to various places in Italy, resenting a lecture from each spot. This way, he said, students get inoduced to a variety of things in a 3untry. Alter awhile, the country oesn't look as different to the tudents as it first did," he said. ons on a cake. Again, Barvvick plays a very good ipporting role. 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