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My mother learning." would have every * radio in the house Emily Calloway turned on so she could hear me. She was defi- Jb ? Emily Calloway, 24, graduated nitely my only faithful {SbRKih^ frnm IIQr in av 10RS I Inlilrp licfpnpr " ehp cniH n ... r.muy *^a Spiller, she received her B.A. in Before her senior broadcast journalism. She said year in high school, she attended she had no plans to come to USC a North Carolina Broadcasting at first. Association summer program at I Until robots replace humans ... [? ... your plasma will! \\ always be needed.! ? S ^ur equipment is sterile and designed for onetime use. 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She said she did a bit of "1 wanted to do television, and cheating to receive her first at UNC they have radio, televi- internship after her freshman sion and motion pictures. They vear. She got an internship on her have an entirely diffe- own at Columbia's CBS affiliate, rent department for WLTX-TV, but without the jefe, journalism, and its prerequisite journalism courses. emphasis is on print "He didn't ask, and I didn't journalism, which is tell him. When I told some of the fine, but not what I professors here what I had done, wanted to do," she they were outraged." She took .. ;,Hu^ said. tne internship anyway ana work, j Calloway came to ed there again after her sophojgl Columbia and said more year, she said. illoway s^e 'iked what she saw Calloway said WLTX's small at the USC College of size helped her gain experience in Journalism ? and in the Caroli- reporting, editing and filming. "1 na Band. 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That producer her in August 1984. quit, but not before she had Six months later, Parks offered shown Calloway all of her job Calloway the morning anchor duties. position. Then-morning/midday "When she left, everybody was anchor Betty Smith was leaving savins all of a sudden. 'Oh mv for a Dallas ioh. and renorter God, how do you do this?' And I Ann Davis could only take over said, 'Well, I can take care of the 12:30 p.m. report. this.'" "That blew me away," she Another assistant producer said. "I never expected wasn't hired that summer. She that. . . I 987 Fall Semester In Cnernavara. I Mexico USC is offering qualified students the opportunity to study in Cuernavaca, Mexico for a full semester in Fall 1987. Courses will be offered in . Mexican history, geography, anthropology and government, in addition to Spanish language. j Both undergraduate and graduate students who have had at least one year of college-level Spanish and some previous coursework in LatinAmerican area studies are eligible to apply. In ad[ dition to USC tuition, students will be responsible for the cost of room and board in a Mexican family home (approximately *1200 for the semester), a fee of *150 for course-related travel, ' and airfare between US and Mexico. For more information, please contact the USC-Cuernavaca Project Office, James F. Byrnes International Center, Room 614, phone 7-4693. 11 r i 11 -1 iY->fnvmTtinn finn fr?r -all in. I Illlv^IL. W 111 U\~ ail liuuniiaiiuii ciia uj y terested students in the Humanities Classroom 3 [Building, Room 101, at 4:00 PM on Thursday, April 16. The deadline for applications is May 15, 1987. 4