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continue to report stories. "I Heel-bred, and when I'm buried,
would eventually like to do some I'll be a Tar Heel dead."
type of work that concentrates on She was on the air
the political scene." at 16 as an afternoon jjk
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heir show on intramural field B was the annual spring outdoor
what I would call quality said she worked as an "untitled
experience." assistant producer" for the
summer in addition to her report
Lucky in Raleigh ins duties
Calloway ran into some luck at WIS on the phone
Raleigh's VVRAL-TV where she r
interned after her junior year. Calloway said she didn't know
She had Worked closely with the about a WIS internship when
assistant producer during her news director Scott Parks called
first week there. 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
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[Building, Room 101, at 4:00 PM on Thursday,
April 16. The deadline for applications is May 15,
1987.
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