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Toddi T< DR. C WISHES T( 703 EYES EXAMINED Coi CONTACT LENSES ..................... Unive SWHEN: Sur !WHERE: At *WHY: Fun { (Free vorIot 1 20 si> bowli ticket 3-le sli< doc pie Come Free I Lundgren I dd Rundgren GERALD N. COHEN PTOMETRIST ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE 1 SUMTER HIGHWAY :UMBIA, S. C. 29209 TELEPHONE 776-8170 rsity Games day, March 3 12-6 iletic Fields B&C and Prizes dinners for two at Fs Columbia restaurants, -packs-Pabst, free ng games, free movie s and many more.) ogqed race.oareased de, steal-the-bacon, geball, egg throwing, -eating, etc. out anytime refreshments erforms Todd Rundgren's Utopia will perform in concert Tuesday at f p.m. in Carolina Coliseum. Sponsored by the University Unior Contemporary Sounds Committee the poncert Ais free to all US( students and one guest per ID. Gates open at 7 p.m. No tickets will be issued admission is on a first-come, first serve basis. Rundgren is a multitalentec musician. Ilit singles such as tht current "llello It's Me" anc previous smashes such as "I Sam The Light" and "We Gotta Get Yot A Woman" are but most at tractively tuneful tastes of at artist who has conceived, com posed and produced five radicall) original solo albums. With a new show and a new band Rundgren has come into his own at a performer whose feeling foi presentation and on-stage energ3 has matched his accomplishment as an independent producer. Cultural I In an effort to bring theatre I the students, University Player will present its "spring slate < one--acts" in the Golden Spt Monday with the productioi of "The Whole Thing." Scheduled for Tuesday are "Th Whole Thing" written an directed by Brenda Wentworth at p.m.; "Hello from Bertha," t Fotografie, Inc. Has <larkrootms f'or rc Has ph,t() class's. Give" us a call or cont t by. 2S2-733 1524 Washington St. Ed The best paperba Over 20 major interest a by nationally recog~ you're studyii of classroom real to supplementi See our stock Series - they Tuesday From his days as a guitarist. writer and producer of Jazz. Rundgren's musical career has been a concerted search for something more. It was from here - that he began a massive self education effort into the areas of music. The culmination of this self education was the double album. "Something-Anything. initially released in 1972 and now back on the charts sparked by the success of "Hello It's Me." For the album's first three sides. lund gren wrote, played and produced every note, every vocal and every backing tune. The first musical reflection of a higher consciousness was his fourth album. "A Wizard-True Star." referring not to himself but to a 'greater good.' a more nearly realized means of commun ication and a lasting piece of mind. lappenings D Tennessee Williams and directed s by Randell Browning. at 7:45:and f "Something Unspoken.' by r Teisnesse Williams and directed by F!len Murray. at 8:30 On Wednesday the one-acts will play in the Coliseum at e General Studies from 2 to 4:30 p.m. d "The Great Nebula in Orion" 7 heads the slate for Thursfiay in the y Spur. The play, written by Lan ford Wilson and directed by Janice Pryor. will be performed at 8 p.m. Other one-acts will begin at 5 8:45. t . Friday the one-acts will tour the regional campus at Cosatal Carolina, and will perform there at I p.m. If any organization wishes a performance for a private meeting or party. they should call Mike Heck or Ellen Murray at 2275. FOR EDUCATION MAJORS be Professional cation Series :k investment you ever made' different titles Each covers a ea in education Straight talk lized educators The theories g now are explained in terms ty Great for an overview or he material you-re now using of the Professional Education e the paperbacks you il keep' IFore(st !)rjire David Auram Amram At Music Fest The University of South 'arolina's New Music Festival will feature a lecture and performance by the New York Philharmonic (rchestra's first composer --in - residence Friday and Saturday. )avid Amram, whose music Lareer ranges fro,- Carnegie Hall to New York c(. ec houses.will lecture Friday at 1:25 p.m. in Fraser Hall. and will perform in concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in Fraser Hall. loth events are open the public without charge. Amram. currently composer and conductor with the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra, was selected by Leonard Bernstein to he the first composer in residence with the New York Philharmonic. Hie hus recorded two albums of his jazz music entitled "No More Walls" and "Subway Night". Amram's Saturday concert will feature his own works as well as pieces by two ('SC faculty com posers. Samuel Douglas and Gordon Goodwin. USC music professor John Williams will play Amram's piano sonato and Amram himself will perform on the French horn. Pakistani flute and guitar. KLEEN 1320O Main Street I hour cleanii-g I hour I.aun.dri Service (.onzalp Vera: Off-camhpus sophomore: "I'm for .\urphy' b)ecause I ag.ree~ with hi's p)latforml. 4'specially the paIrt about utilizing alternate' souIrces%U of ninoe to lower'i the Studlent Ac tivity F"ee. It %... ou oe