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The MIorers Sh 9.. Sally Jeninis- s J(arieI s trs Sport coc Alpaca s Puritan F Glenn rike Things UpBl Vai Last we had opporti Orchestra a The Pat the Field H( Program. Dionme She was spol A deleg colleges and for four da) to preview a Dave P entertaining represented Some of men, Major comedian, GI favorable imt This wi created the was the firs The ide entertainers area can off the performe umi(ier in Sptlirht The ** 1 have a natio P'hillip% said. It s r. F elgoo and the ar Ilr! iJnok ta IfR1arks for Spring SLAC(KS of I)istinction S.'"anumu .ILLL L L Tattersa|| s Plaids its in new spring shades <<hili, mu weaters tan-Lons 1321 (MNe Yarborough Clutches the MiA ck Booking Brings ied Entertainment By CIIARLENE SEARSON Staff Writer e was professional talent week here at USC as studer mities to see Dionne Warwick, the Paul Kuentz Pa: id entertainers at the Block Booking Conference. ii Kuentz Paris Orchestra performed last Friday night use as part of the Student Union sponsored Artist Seri Warwick appeared at the Township Auditorium Sunday nigl isored by the Studett Union Dance and Concert Conunitt< ition from USC along with representatives from 86 oth universities attended a National Block Booking Conferen s last week at the Wade Hampton Hotel h-re in Colunil: vailable entertainment for next year. hillips, Director of the Russell House, said the grou in the Talent Showcases each night of the conferen $4 million worth of talent. the group s included The Tams, The Town Criers, 'lie Kin4 Lance, Gene Chandler, and Dee Dee Sharp. Flip Wilson, lenn Yarborough, and the Ie Evans Trio made the n >ressions on the USC delegation, Phillips said. s the fifth conference. According to Dave Phillips, w conference five years ago. mainly thorough accident, tr t national one. a centers around the possibility of obtaining big-nar at lower costs. Because several schools in the same gener er dates at about the same time, transportation costs f rs will be lowered. million college entertainment business will, hopefully, so mil organization, complete with by-laws and legal coune srks V1 The Tam its ris AMe w in 4 t es It. !e. er ce ps ce xt ho is 1e al J l' ,Lee Evans7 EEK WEEK IS ARE YOU PREPI Serving T he GamecocJ In T heir Own Back yau se All of Sunshine's Services sen Your Charge Account Now At SUNSHIlE S I houir or 1 day service (by request) 0Specialist. in dry ejeaning leathers & ouedes 024-hour to-op laundry 0 Hand finished ahin. 0 Trifty laundry & dry ejeardng services 0 30 day. to pay SU N D RY & CLEAN E R MAUI AT BLOSSOM ACROSS FROM Mus'S OruMITRES Unwind ri * i n s Aby E A CL COMING! RED? STUDY IN SOUTHERN FRANCE A University year in Aix-en-Provence under the auspices of the University of Aix-Mar Seille (fouinded 1409). EUROPEAN AREA STUDIES FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE HONORS PROGRAM (courses in French University exclusively) ART AND ART HISTORY SOCIAL SCIENCES MEDITERRANEAN AREA STUDIES Classes in English and French satisfying curriculum and credit requirements of over 280 American Colleges and Universities. Students live in French homes. Total costs equivalent to those at private universities and colleges in the United States "SEMESTER PROGRAM IN AVIGNON" "dSUMMER PROGRAM IN AIX-ENPROVENCE" Write: INSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES (founded 1957) ? his. rue du Don Pasteuur Aix EN PROVENCE. FRANCE Telephone- France (Code 91) 27 82 39 ...-- or (Code 91) 2, 690!.