University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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y •omM-j ' fmr- ON AIR Education Via TV IV TASS education, through the use of - ' - - ' -closed circuit television, is taught daily at the University. The wires lead from the Wood ' s Hall studios to the neighboring class- room buildings carrying lectures in Zoology, Sociology, Spanish, R.O.T.C. and Mathematics. Each program is directed by a faculty member of the Radio and Television department. Video tapes now have been added so that lectures can be taped in advance. If they run overtime, the tape can be backtracked and unimportant parts can be cut or condensed to allow more time for the necessary information to be shown. %m p. kA %

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Minding Machines What good would modern industry- be if it did not have experts trained in how to design and build its complicated tools? Industrial Education courses fills the bill and supply men to teach mechanical principles. Parts must be ground to exact sizes for projects.

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Give me Camera 3, orders the director as he takes his seat behind the control board, view- ing the monitors of each camera. He is able to communicate with each cameraman through ear- phones, telling him what to focus on. The director also pushes the buttons on the control board which switch the picture from one camera to another. 27