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Show PAGE 8 THE THUNDERBIRD MONDAY OCTOBER 10, 1988 IS OATMEAL NOT QUITE ENOUGH TO GET YOU OUT OF BED? START YOUR DAY OFF RIGHT WITH A VISIT TO THE THUNDERBIRD CIRCLE. WE HAVE GREAT PRICES AND OUR HOURS ARE 7 A.M. TO 9 A.M. BRING IN THIS COUPON FOR A FREE TOFUTTI CONE "A DELICIOUS ONLY AT NON-DAIR- Y BY JENNIFER SIMPSON In a partnership with Salt Lake City's KUTV television station, SUSC's communication department now has more than $6,400 worth of new video equipment. SUSC and KUTV each provided approximately $3,200 to supply new equipment for SUSC's Cable Channel 9. KUTV became interested in SUSC's facilities because the northern Utah station broadcasts the Utah Summer Games from Cedar City. KUTV decided having equipment in Cedar City would be more convenient than bringing it down from its Salt Lake City facilities each summer. The equipment has arrived and will be used this fall in conjunction with television classes. The equipment includes character generators, cameras, chronological switches, chromakeys, VTRs, an audio bay and sound edit equipment. "For a college, we are well equipped," said Frain Pearson, communication department head. The Centrum is now wired with cables so the station will be able to videotape all home basketball games and other events and relay them directly to students' rooms. Also some of the womens basketball games will be taped occasionally. A few of the programs that will be seen on Cable Channel 9 this year are ones such as a news program which will air five nights a week. Cable 9 will broadcast a news magazine program. The broadcast will differ from last year's and will sport a new title. There will also be a variety of other programs to be broadcast. KUTV will be sponsoring a workshop this month in the Centrum, with station personnel on hand to demonstrate how the equipment works. te TREAT" SUNSHINE HEALTH FOODS 650 S. MAIN Cable 9 to air new programs 586-488- 9 1 SUNSHINE OFF ALL PROTEIN POWDERS PLUS 10 HEALTH FOODS 650 S. MAIN 586-48- 89 Author to speak at Convo Award-winnin- g author William Kittredge will read and discuss his writing at Thursday's Convocation. The program starts at 1 1 a.m. in the SUSC Auditorium, cosponsored with the Utah Arts Council Literary Program and The National Endowment for the Arts. A professsor of English at the University of Montana, Kittredge is the author of numerous books, short stories, essays and filmscripts, many of which follow a Western theme. Honors for his work include a Stegner Fellowship at Stanford University, a Neil Simon Award for the outstanding script on American Playhouse, and the Montana Governor's Award for Literature. Kittredge worked as a script consultant and writer for the award winning Heartland, a National Endowment for the Humanities documentary produced by Wilderness Women, Inc. He also worked on the filmscript for Electric Horseman. Kittredge's articles, essays and reviews have appeared in publications ranging from Harper's to Rolling Stone and the National Wildlife Treasury. Kittredge's books include The Van Cogh Field and Other Stories, Fiction into Film, We Are Not In This Together and Owning It All. SUPERIOR SERVICE CENTER 1221 Computerized facilities $4.00 hr. plus incentives Periodic pay increases based on merit Career advancement potential Individual work stations Telemarketing SalesService Program Paid training SOUTH MAIN 586-011- PROFESSIONAL REPAIRS ON ALMOST ANY CAR WITHOUT THE HIGH PRICES CHARGED AT DEALERSHIPS. OUR HOURS ARE FLEXIBLE AND OUR SERVICE IS GREAT! Tr WELCOME TO SUSC r-- 1 , - 'U'i r 8 sag |
