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Musica The University Union Artist Series presents "The Proposition" an im provisional review Wed., April 5, at 8:00 B. B. King: " guitar, an exten "Blues is an extension of me, especially the guitar. Sometimes I feel like it's part of my fingers if I'm singing and I forget what I want to say, it seems as though the guitar takes over," B.B. King said about his music. King said the blues are, "something I can play better than I can play anything else. So I try to stick with blues. It's something that's -soothing, something that arouses; whatever mood I'm in, I car play the blues to fit it." Someone once asked B.B. King how it felt to be E star and he replied "I don't know. I haven't got to b one yet." King's sound has been summed up "Playin' it witi feeling." It's the sound that artists like Mik< Easter camDping ,<Contint campn they're (emp behind a box trip Treder said these jobs an( An Easter camping trip to Cape are not co Hatteras has been planned by the complaints o Union Recreation committee. legal action. "Since we had such an overflow "many peop on our Florida trip, we had to prospective } arrange this trip to accommodate said South Ca other students," Dan Bell, com- look beyond mittee chairman, said. write to thi The group will leave March 24 ( from Russell House P.nd return (3r April 2. A charge of $35 will be made "Operatic which will include transportation, highlight I. meals and camp-site costs. Week fu "There are not enough tents for tomorrow everybody, so if anyone planning March 22. to come owns one, they should "The pui bring it," Bell said. Greek' is t4 Attendance on this trip is limited system here * to 40 people and interested chairman la students may sign up in Room 204 provide 'w Russell House today from 9 a.m. to fraternities 5p.m. such as Par La Boheme . l Russell 114 l coming p.m. in Township Auditorium. Admission is free to USC students with ID. Ilues, especially 04 sion of me Bloomfield and John Forgerty own much of their styles to. They knew about B.B. King before the mass audiences began to know him a6out three years ago. B.B. King named his guitar Lucille because he was playing in a town called Twist, Ark. The barn he was playing in was burned down as a result of a fight over a woman named Lucille. King ran back into the burning building to get his guitar and he named hi instrument Lucille to remind him never to do a "foo thing like that again". B.B. King, Lucille and Curtis Mayfield will be her( Friday night at 8 p.m. in the Carolina Coliseum Tickets are $3.00 and $4.00 for students, staff an< faculty and $4.50 and $5.50 for the general public. WEAL's organization ied from Page 1) regarding the (Birch) Bayh loyers) going to get amendment which has passed thE number and hide." House and is scheduled for 1 women who file for Senate vote the week of March 20 are turned down or Itacted should The Bayh Equal Rights ,if necessary take Amendment states that "equality However, she said of rights under the law shall not be e hate to sue a' abridged by the United States or mployer." Treder any state." olina women should The next WEAL meeting will b4 heir own state and held at the Richland Count: ir U.S. Senators Library, 7:30 p.m., April 10. eks to squash grapes n Greek" willAGreNihatSuhHl SC's annual Greek kcsoftewe ogfsiiis iction, beginning Frtemn hr ilb ea nd lasting through wn-hgigcnet hl h pose of 'Operation sop improve the Greek Thfolwnevig,Mrh1 at Carolina," said co- BB igadCri afedwl etia Lowell. "It willaperathCroiaolsu 'rkshops for theTh frtriywhtelags nd soroities on topicsprcnaeommbsatndn TorekNighthHl Forsethe amn,threlbarey wie-hugig ones, hie h 'The Fan to appear "The Fantasticks" one of ti )f all time will be presented c p.m. March 22, in the Naval The story is about a young who fall in love despite the I built a wall to keep them ap ,The children wish to see lif ding that dashing, romantic saddlesores and the young ma various ports around the woi Tickets to the musical are ID card and $2.50 for the ge Campus i WEDNESDAY The USC Society of Sigma Xi will present Dr. Ernest Furchtgott, head of the USC Psychology Department, to give an illustrated lecture on "Ruminations on Radiological Research," 5 p.m., Barnwell College 410. USC Visiting Scholars Committee will present Dr. William Alexander, professor of religion and philosophy at St. Andrews College, to speak on "The Philosophy of Sex," 7 p.m., Currell College 107. Dr. James F. Burke, medical specialist at the University of Torento will speak on "Saturn and Melancholy: Astrological Symbolism in the 'Estrella de Sevilla,"' 7:30 p.m., Humanities Room 201. Film, "La Boheme," 6 and 9 p.m., Russell House Theatre. USC Music Department Seminar, Collegium Musicum, 1:25 p.m. Fraser Hall. Developmental Biology Seminar USC Biology Prof. Larry T Wimer will speak or "Developmental Physiology o Insect Juvenile Hormone,' 12:05 p.m., Coker Life Scienc 101. The Annual Law Wives Bridg( Benefit will be held at 8 p.m. it the Capstone Campus Room Survey of French 19th Centur: Painting, USC Art Prof. Ann P Quinsac will lecture on "Im pressionism," 8 p.m., College c General Studies, Coliseur Room 3020-D. Short Course, "Advanced Chess 6:30 p.m., Russell House 30 Short Course, "Basketball," 6: p.m., Russell House 307. Short Course, "Sex Life of tl Aardvark," 7:30 p.m., Russe House 306. Episcopal Student Center, creati dialogue and supper, 6 p.m. Lutheran Student Center, Hc BA Outstandina Complete this form wit nominate a teacher for thil mendation are also welcome T EACH ER'S NAME ... SDE PA RTME NT --- Student's SIl Student Nur Student's Ma Return to: Editor, The Gi ~USC. Deadline is March 1 tasticks' at USC ie longest running musicals n the Carolina Campus at 8 Armory. man and the girl next door act that their parents have art. e as it really is, the girl fin bandits some times suffer in being beaten and burned in rid. free to USC students with an neral public. Calendar Communion, 6 p.m. Baptist Student Center, fellowship and worship, 6 p.m. Methodist Student Center, supper and program, 6:15 p.m. Presbyterian Student Center, supper and program, 6 p.m. Student Senate, 5 p.m., Russell House 310. Afro-American Association, 7 p.m., Russell House 323. Artist Series Committee meeting, 7 p.m., Russell House 322. Pi Mu Epsilon Math Fraternity, 7:30 p.m., LeConte 408. THURSDAY Film, "Bizarre, Bizarre," 7 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Sport Parachute Club, 8 p.m., Russell House 321. Afro-American Lecture Series, Maxine Nimtz will speak on "Black Women," 7:30 p.m., Russell House 323. High Time For Questions, "What Should School Be Like?" an , interview with Pat Cromer, S.C.'s 1971 Teacher of the Year, 9 p.m., SCETV. "Greek Night," presented by the I USC Dining Service, 5-7 p.m., f South Hall. Short Course, "Karate," 7:30 p.m., e PE Center 105. Short Course, "E.S.P.," 7:30 p.m., Russell House 308. Short Course, "Yoga," 7 p.m., 1 Russell House 306. Short Course, "Organics Workshop," 6 p.m., Presbyterian Student Center. - Episcopal Student Center, Holy f Communion, 5:30 p.m. FRIDAY B.B. King and Curtis Mayfield, " concert, Carolina Coliseum, 8 7. p.m. 30 USC Department of Music Recital No. 9, 1:25 p.m., de Fraser Hall. all "St. Pat's," presented by the USC Dining Service, Bates House, 5 ye 7 p.m. Film, "Lion in Winter," 7 and 10 sly p.m., Russell House Theatre. LLOT STeaching Award h the -requested information to s award. Your letters of recoin gnature nber imennck Drawer A ,Russell House,