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and the New Yok Drass Quintet
AprilintwOeventssponsoredby
the Arftst Series Committee.
Chairman John Htricks said that
his group plas to book gwp like
the PreservatioA Hall Jans Band
from New Oreants, the Broadway
play "1776" and McKjMn for
next year.
Vlce-chairman of the Concert
Committee, Erie Wykia, said the
New York ,ock Ensemble will
appear March 2o to conclude
Spring Weekend and Chicago will
appear April 11 to close Greek
Week.
The committee has booked
"Steppenwo'f" for April 24. Wyka
said that the remainder of this
semester is an experiment to see if
hard rock is what the students
want -to hear.
He added that.only 4,000 people
attended the Letterman concert, a
substantial drop from last year.
Wyka said that in his opinion this
shows that students want a dif
ferent type of music.
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.LECTURES
Rarft Sundtm of the FUms
Committee said the Lectures
Committee and Films Committee
ae working together on a Cinema
Arts Festival to be held May U-2.
The Orson Wes film festival is
scheduled for that week. In ad
dition to this, the two committees
hope to have 3 new films that have
never kppeared Ir South Carolina.
Miss Sundstrom said in order to
do this the committees would have
to rent a local theater. One of the
Alms being considered Is Ingamar
Bergman's newest film "The
Ritual."
Members of the committees are
contacting drectors, actors, ac
tresses and critics and attempting
to get them to participate i'panel'
ciscussions and lectures. Some of
those being contacted are Peter
Fonda, Jane Fonda, Orson Wells,
Alfred Hitchcock, and Life
magazine's film critic Richard
Schikal. She added that plans
would be more complete at the end
of next week.
SPECIAL EVENTS
One of the biggest events of the
spring is being planned by the
Special Events Committee. In
addition to the Carolina Follies day
March 22, Joe Cordina, chairman,
mid that his committee is planning
a Spring Thing Music Festival
April 30 and May 1-3.
This festival will involve four
continuous days of music, a car
nival, a street dance and games
(with $400 in pries).
Opening the festiyal will be a
performance by folk singer Patti
Schol and a play by the Drayton
Hall theater productions.
May 1 will include a concert in
the Coliseum featuring tentatively
the Four Seasons and a well known
comedian.
An art show, probable lectures
by Frank McGuire,!Paul Dietzal .
and Bobby Richardson, a street
dance on Green Street featuring
the "Illustrations," a wel known
rock group, will be the highlights of
the third day. Pizza and pepsi will
be served during the dance.
Concluding the Spring Thing Pop
Festival will be music on the in
tramural fields from 2 p.m. -
midnight. At least six big name
groups Will appehr.. At, th. same
time amnusevntdes ngames
will take place and a popular
magician will perform five shows.
During this final day ARA Skater
will serve drinks.
Cordina added that his com- L
mittee had only one more activity a
planned this semester. His group is r~
planning a two day rest at BeD
Camp since It has taken over five
months to plan for the festival.
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By HARRY HOPE
Staff Writer
ECO-70, a new campus
organization, has Just received the
go-ahead from the Student Affairs
Committee.
Its purpose will be, according to
William Stubbs, a member of ECO
70, "to promote concern over
environmental problems and in
form people how they can act on
them."
Stubbs said that the group plans
to work out some constitutional
problems and take the name ECO
FO: Environmental Concern
)rganization '70.
"We have worked with the
Actures committee and during
kpril they hope to present one or
wo lectures and a panel discussion
Sweek," Stubb said "But the
Summe i
Carl Shirley, professor of foreign
mnguages and literature, is taking
group to the "Instituto tec
ologico y de Estudios Supierores
lo Monterreyin Monterrey,
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more finalizing."
"We want to develop awarene
of the environmeqtal problems. I
hope to set up an advisory coi
mittee to tell people which sta
legislators and congressmen
write about the problem," Stub
said.
"We hope to have a list
agencies to contact when peop
find a problem," he said. "'ITi
can sign a standard form, and g
the signatures of' two witnesse
the time and place, and possibi
somepiotographic documentatior
"Should we find cases where
municipality, group or industry
doing something which
dangerous to the environment ai
is a chronic problem, we"ll c
everything we can to bring it to U
public attention.
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Most courses are in Spanish,
tsome knowledge of the languaj
is necessary.
Students are invited to apply fc
the progragi which i5 sponsored L
the Institute of Foreig
Languages..
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TUeday,two showings of its
of the solar,eclipse made fr<
The showings ate at'3:50
Business Administration Au
who led the Scientific expedi
eclipse at Glvhans, will. p
showings.
The National Science Foi
$3,500 to study certain aspeci
with Leconte Cathey, R.L. Ct
. a number of students went to
the Edisto River near Sur
.The campus television ci
minute film which covers tt
activities. The split-screen 14
on the sun, one on the clock
ground.
Filming 4f the eclipse was
supervised by William Weather
obee of USC-ETV who will make a
presentation later to the S. C.
Academy of Sciences.
- Besides the Givhans Ferry
activities, anotier team from the
campus television center, directed
by Paul Emerson, gave valuable
assistance to showing of the eclipse
from Valdosta, Ga., by CBS
television network.
[)nsor
1 study
n "I hope it's not necessary to
demonstrate, but if the need arises
s we'll use these means," he said.
Ve The group is presently composed
te of students and faculty members
to and is open to all members of the
Carolina Community. Various
citizens outside the University
. may receive associate mem
le berships in the organization.
ly They will pay do dues but will have
at no vote."
1, Stubbs also said that the group
y wants to question various can
.' didates on their stands on en
vironmental problems.
a "We are not going to confine our
is activities to the campus," he
Is concluded, adding that "this is a
Id logical starting place-this is the
lo beginning. I hope we can become a
le permanent organization around
campus."
in Mexico
o The six weeks summer sesion
le will begin on July12 and lastunti
August 20. It will consist of in
r tensive courses in anthropology,
y art, economics, folklore,
n geography, history, literature,
banish language and sociology.
" The University will give 9W hours
credit at either graduate or un
dergraduate level.
Most courses are in Spanish, so
some knowledge of that language
is necessary.
e Interested students should
contact Shirley in room 916 of the
.Humanities Office Building.
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Bridge
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planned
-Tne University is sponsoring
several bridge activities for the
spring semester.
Persons interested in learning
the game of bridge or in improving
their game are urged to sign up for
the Short Course to be offered
Tesdy nights, beginnrs at 7
p.m., advanced at $p.M. The first
sesion is scheduled for Tuesday,
in the Card Room of the Russell
House.
On March X the first of a series
of monthly bridge tournaments
will be hekl in the Amembly Room
of the Russell House.
Starting time is 7 p.m., prises
will be awarded to the winners of
each of the monthly tournamengs.
For further iniormation please
call or write Greg Mackey
Chi O'9s
Clii 0'
initiate
at Clemson
USC's Eta Gamma chapter of
Chi Omega sorority initiated the
newly formed Psi Kappa chapter
at Clemson University Saturday.
Catherine Cameron, Polly
Harritt, Brenda Murdaugb, Betsy
G6lkri,- Marg0ret, -;;Riedell,
Stephanie Cochrane, Barbara
Moore, Ayn Matthews, Nancy
Cassidy, Ellen Galvin, and Cindy
Swranson represented the USC
chapter at' the request of the
national chapter.
The Clemmon chapter welcomed
the Carolina Chi 0's with cofee
and doqghnuts.A buffetfollowedthe
Installation. Saturday night a
formal banquet was given in honor
of the new initiates and the active
Ci Omega's present.
"It was an honor for.our chapter
to be chosen to initiate the Clemson
chapter," commented Catherine
Cameron, president of Ci 0 here.
"The Clemson chapter was
wonderful to us, and we feel that
this did much to strengthen the
friendship between the schools.
After the ceremony, Miss
Cameron presented the new Psi
Kappa chapter with a gavel and
wished them luck on behalf of the
'University.
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