Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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P.24: UPPER LEFT— Mr. Hicks goes over an accounting problem with tiie class; UPPER RIGHT— Quentin Bre- deweg checks his debits and credits in accounting: CENTER — Ted Ford checks his work in Introduction to Mass Communication: LOWER LEFT — Dr. Nichols lectures to his govern- ment and business class . . . P. 25: UPPER — Dr. Orris watches the results as they appear on the Sol Terminal Computer: LOWER LEFT— Guest speaker Fred Bayless from IBM lec- tures to business students: LOWER RIGHT — Students ask for explana- tions on the newest principles in eco- nomics from Dr. Wilson. 24 . . . Academics

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ll ■ 1 n ti Useful Experience Gained Through College of Music Jordan College of Music offers training and experience in four areas: radio and TV, thea- ter, music and dance. The radio and TV department offers 100 majors practical expe- rience through WAJC, the stu- dent-operated radio station. WAJC covers a 50 mile radius of central Indiana with a potential listening audience of two mil- lion. Seniors work as interns at Indianapolis stations. A new addition to the programming was a 10 a.m. interview show. Theater majors at Butler were involved in productions throughout the 1977 year. They staged John Guare ' s House of Blue Leaves, Archy and Mehi- tabel by Don Marquis, Robert Patrick ' s Kennedy ' s Children, and The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Mari- golds, by Paul Zindel. Senior drama majors produced and directed one-act plays in late May. Besides the performances by the University M arching Band, concerts by the University Sym- phony Orchestra, Symphonic Band, and Wind Ensemble, the music department added a Jazz Band Festival to their calendar. The dance department con- sisting of approximately 90 majors, offers an intense four year program. Along with the class rehearsals and studies, many performances are given in the Indianapolis area and throughout the midwest. Academics ... 23

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Prominent Businessmen Speak at Butler Seven hundred students were enrolled in the College of Business Administration in the Fall of 1977, an increase of 10.6 percent over previous years. Offering undergraduates the B.S. degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Journalism, Economics and Secretarial Science, the College also offers a M.B.A. in Business Administration. Journalism majors put out the school newspaper. The Collegian, and Nitelites, the newspaper of Newspaper Practicum course. A highlight of the year was the Janu- ary series of three-day seminars for bus- iness executives which featured nation- ally prominent speakers. Mark F. Uchida, Associate Professor of Finance, was added to the faculty and introduced a new finance course, Portfolio Management.