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} Clarence Carter, nationally known
singer through his two hit songs "Sip As
and "Snatchin' it Back" will per
Saturday night on the Russell House
A t the movies"""**
A Greek I
Anyone who has read the Greek fabli
en joy reading the ancient myth into "
Anthony Quinn is of course the weavi
assisted by a solid supporting cast vu
Papas as his wife and Inger Stevens as
"A Dream of Kings," is a very goc
but definitely not a waste of the adr
story of the one in a thousand man
puts it, "Matsoukas, around your hi
battle .. ." So there is, the constant ba
dreams as opposed to Irene Papas an
the hard real world that is about to cI
life. Quinn bel ieves that he can do wh
impossible, that he can cure his soni b)
native Greece.
Anthony Quinn is of course, the
laughing at adversity, scoffing at his Ik
to make ends meet by means of quick 'v
is the man who is everyone's best f
always has a joke and is his own worst
Matsoukas is the guy to look for v
the man who you wouldn't be surpi
elected mayor . . . or thrown in jail.
perfect, so flawless, so secure, that li
relieved when he displays a tragic f Ia
one shown by Oedipus.
Perhaps I have given Quinn too rr
after all the crux of this film. The ot
cast were good, particularly Sam LE
occasionally from old Greek man
famous, old Jewish man; but after a
known better than to vie with Quinn foi
ALLEN
UNIVERSITY
March 12, 1970
Allen University presents
Ramsey Lewis in concert I
March 25, at 8 p.m. at
Carolina Coliseum. Tickets
are $4.50, $3.50, and $2.50.
All proceeds will go to the
Allen University Centennial
Fund Drive. Tickets may be
purchased at the Coliseum,
- Taylor Street Pharmacy,
and Allen University,
Business Office, Columbia,
S. C.; Parkland Pharmacy
in Cayce; Naomi and
Warner Gifts, Sumter,
S. C.; Dekalb Pharmacy,
Camden, S. C.; and
Williams' Music,
Orangeburg, S. C. That's
Ramsey Lewis In concert
jWednesday, March 25th at S
p .m.
rice Carter
sOul from 8 p.m. to midnight. The dance is free to
vay" all USC students and is sponsored by
form University Union Dance Committee.
Patio
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'Last Lecture'
Calabrese.
CalareseAs part or its "Last Lecture"
g eries-, the university Union
Sof Prometheus will I 2tISComteispsnig
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rof dreams and is eooispoesri h olg
hich includes Irene booioat8pminheBA
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nission price. It is a vaitofcretopsan
vho as Sam Levene evn,acodntoJeSrof
ad is the sound of PresoMotnhsildhs
ttle of Quinn and his letr p,U,adAwy
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On Thursday, Vice-President for b
Business Affairs Harold Brunton, t4
will be in the Student-Faculty a
Commons Room from 3:00 to 4:00 fc
p.m. to speak with students.
Football Coach Paul Dietzel will
visit the Commons Room on
Tuesday from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. The cj
Commons Room is located in the h
Golden Spur of the Russell House, ci
and is open Monday through Pq
Friday from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and ot
from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m.
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A D Pi OFFICERS wj
Newly installed officers for Ho
Alpha Delta Pi, social sorority,
include: Julianne Lewis,
president; Carol Aronson, first Ci
vice president; Jane Beach, toc
second vice president; Sally thi
McEachern, recording secretary; Bu
Renie Norris, corresponding
secretary; Mary Holstein,
treasurer and Jane Beach, pledge I
trainer. fol
ANGEL OFFICERS mi
At a recent meeting Angel Flight all
elected the following officers: 19,
Barbara Boyen, executive officer; Fi4
Betty Lumpkin, administrative Sti
services officer; Jane Beach, rei
comptroller; Julie Royall, in- re<
formation services officer; Tracey
Timmons, historian; Mahlon
Rumph, assistant historian; and ini
Salley Brown, pledge trainer. mf
Margaret Culbreath, Vom- Pa
mander, was elected earlier and Vi,
present at the Silver Wings Ball. Su:
MRIIPAC MEETS Do
The Men's Residence Hall ME
Presidents Advisory Commission
(MRHPAC) will have it regularly ME
scheduled meeting today at 2:30 Ka
p.m. in the office of the Assistant Ra
to the Dean of Men, Jerry Nix. Ru
EASTER TRIP Ta
The International Committee of
the University Union is sponsoring I
an Easter trip to the South Jo,
Carolina Mountains from March 27 ch
to 29. The cost of the trip will be $11 ME
which will include transportation, toc
food and lodging. According to the cy4
committee the weekend will be uni
filled with "sightseeing, films, A
volleyball and hikes. sp<
Students may sign up between bic
9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Monday int
through Friday in room 204 of the or
Russell House. For further in- Bo
formation call 777-8189 del
PEACE CORPS
"Not Enough" and "The
Foreigners", two films sponsored c,
I ROCK COI
MRYTLE BEACH
featurin
"TRACTC
straight from New YorI
es "WILDFI
Columbia's newr
Myrtle Beach Conve
2 BIG SHC
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ADMISSION - $2.00 -
Sounds of, Inc.
Peckrel Music Co., Saluda
SEE YOU AT MR
WE'RE DOlb
MARCH 19
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)m to spe
y the Peace Corps will be shown
)day form 4 to 6 p.m. in the
asembly room and on Thursday
Prm 6 to 8 p.m. in room 206 of the
ussell House.
HILLEL PICNIC
A Purim picnic, sponsored by the
Impus Hillel organization, will be
ld Sunday at Bell Camp. At no
iarge, supper, dancing, ping
)ng, mini-golf, swimming, and
her activities are available.
For those who need rides to Bell
Imp, a bus is provided, which
ill leave the front of Russell
:use at 2:30 p.m.
COLLEGIATE CIVITANS
rhere will be a Collegiate
vitan organizational meeting
lay at 7:30 p.m. in room 223 of
e Business Administration
ilding.
ACTIVITY FUNDS
[tequest forms are now available
' organizations wishing to sub
t requests for activity fees,
ocations, for the academic year
10-71 according to Dr. Paul P.
iler. assistant vice president for
ident Affairs. Deadline for
-eipt. of completed budget
luests is April 15
Pi BETA PHI
'i Beta Phi, social sorority,
tiated the following new
embers: Roxanne Albertson,
m Barrett, Maliss Burnett,
iian Coleman, Suzanne Duncan,
san Emens, Martha Gay Evans,
t Flannagan, Suzanne Fleet and
try Lou Hodges.
Uso, Ann Kleckley, Polly King,
ilissa Laney, Joyce McArthur,
thy Noe, Robin Perrin, Sandra
wlins, Janie Riddle, Loretta
benstein, Sue Speaks, Maureen
rrer and Anne-Marie Tobias.
CYCLING
rhe newly formed Cycling and
gging Club, now officially
artered, is planning its first tour
irch 21-22 at Myrtle Beach. The
ir, in connection with the state
:ing and jogging club, will be
ier the leadership of Ray Guest.
bus will be rented for tran
>rtation of participants and their
ycles to Myrtle Beach. Anyone
erested in participating in this
future events can call Mike
wen, 777-3339, for further
ails.
SDX DROP-IN
The first coeducational USC
iapter of Sigma Delta Chi,
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will have a drop-in at the home of nr
Mr. and Mrs. George Crutchfield C
tonight at 8 p.m.Transportation S
will be provided from Capstone C
and from the School of Journalism.
Anyone needing a ride should call
Mrs. Linda Severance today at the
J-school, 777-4102. ev
LECTURE TI
Dr. William Bryan, Jr. C(
gynecologist, will talk about
problems of sex tonight at 8 p.m. in
the M&N Lounge. no
COOKBOOK
Copies of the CAROLINA COOK- mi
BOOK are being sold for $2.50 by tii
the AWS in order to raise money to an
establish a scholarship fund. go
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