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JOHN ROBERTS through the program and plan to
f "riter continue the lectures in the future, he
's been a long time in antieipa- said.
, but the S.C. State Museum will The museum offers disnlavs from
n its doors Oct. 29. the fields of natural history, science
he museum is located at 301 Ger- and technology, cultural history and
St., housed in what was once the art.
int Vernon cotton textile mill. Among the most prominent
87-year-old mill was closed in displays is a 40-foot replica of a great
, and the 370,000?square?foot white shark and the Charles H.
ity was donated to the state to be Townes Center in the science and
museum's home. technology section of the museum.
SC has played a major role in the Townes, a Greenville native, was
ting of the museum, said Over- awarded t+re Nobel prize in 1964 for
Ganong, the museum's executive his work on the maser and laser.
:tor. Townes, who was a guest at the
The university has been of im- press preview of the museum Friday,
se benefit for administrative has donated his medal to the
tance and scholarly assistance," museum. The medal will be on
aid. Curators of the museum display in the center,
been in contact with the USC "1 hope young people will get inIty
for years, he said. spired and interested from this exThe
USC faculty has advised us hibit," Townes said,
hat to do in various matters." Technology is exceedingly imporsC
students-. have been active tant to the state; it is the key to
the museum, Ganong said. economic success, he said.
Ve've had USC interns for years In the past, he said, there wasn't a
have had the work study pro- great deal -of research in the state,
here for the laxt three years," But he said South Carolina is now
id. making progress in the area, and he
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ry program, he said. Museum keep pushing and developing
members have lectured at USC technology.
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