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April 5,1995 Campus News 5 Effort pays oflF for communications professor compile^ by Addie Tschamler • Monday night UCLA took the 1995 NCAA title, their 11 th national Championship. With senior forward Ed O’Bannon providing 30 points and 17 re bounds, the Bruins raced past Arkansas 89-78 at the King Dome for their first NCAA title since 1975. • Raleigh’s $46 million bond issue for park, water and sewer improvements went to a vote yesterday while supporters feared a light turnout. Raleigh voters overwhelmingly ap proved the city’s last park and utility bond—$47 million worth in 1987. The city has gained about 45,000 residents since then. • Russia refused on Monday to halt its sale of nuclear reac tors to Iran and says arms con trol is at stake if states from Eastern Europe enter NATO. The setbacks for US policy to ward Russia came despite De fense Secretary Perry’s an nouncement that $50 million more in disarmament aid is on the way and his assurances that high-level contacts and help with defense conversion should not be endangered by disagreements. • A former employee of a refinery company in Texas killed the owner, his wife and tree workers Monday before shooting himself. The shoot ing took place at Walter Rossler Co., an industrial inspection company, where authorities believe the gunman was once employed. by Clarky Lucas Terry Kauffman was awarded the 1994 Outstanding Professional Mem ber of the Year Award from the Na tional Broadcasting Society. Kauffman teaches Television Pro gram Design at Meredith and similar classes at NCSU. She has been a writer, producer, anddirectorforover 20years. “She knows the subject vety well and has had a lot of experiences that she has shared with us. Ms. Kauffrnan always takes time to make sure we understand the importance knowing how to write if we want to be success ful in the field of television, “ said Jennifer Allen, junior. Kauffman has won eight national television awards and received an Emmy nomination for producing a documen tary on sea otters trapped in the Valdez oil spill in Alaska. The psychology of creative expres sion and communication is what Kauffman is currently researching. SGA Challenge- the scores are in! • Continuing Education vs. Student Activities & Residence Life 14 to 16 • SGA vs. The President’s Office 10 to 15 Student Development vs.The Dean of the College 8 to 15 • History & Politics vs. English 15 to 9 "It is finding a voice through a medium to express and communicate, ” said Kauffman. Kauffman hopes to offer a class at Meredith in the future that explores different mediums of communication "She knows the subject very well and has has had a lot of experinces that she has shared with us." -Jennifer Allen junior like poetry, music, art and television. All of these art forms are strong forms of communication. In fact, they are sometimes more powerful than speech, said Kauffman. Creative expression allows a per son to communicate on the intrapersonal, interpersonal, and group levels of communication. A person is able to communicate to themselves, with another person and with a group. Students taking this course would explore how people have expressed themselves creatively and study the creative process. Tliey would learn how a creative product becomes a form of communication. Kauffman would show students how to express themselves through keyboard impro visation, art, poetry, film and televi sion. Kauffman is an expressive arts and communication therapist at Holly Hill. She works with out-patients once a week and has seen how expressive arts has helped so many people deal with their problems. “People find ways to transcend emotionally painful states by finding creative states that lead to creative expression and communication. For some it is a way of survival," said Kauffman. photo by Jelson President Weems' smashing serve was unstoppable during the SGA Challenge between the President's Office and SGA. He proved that he can serve up more than guidelines for Meredith; he's a real volleyball ace!
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