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Pat Henry, Sandi Shackelfo
make up three members of the
will be touring the campu
Renaissance flavor during the
Renaissanc
salutes Mic
University and community
residents can take a quick trip
back to the days and lifestyles of
the 15th and 16th centuries during
the coming week when the
University of South Carolina
celebrates its third annual
Renaissance Festival.
Sponsored by the College of Arts
and Letters, the University
Players and the departments of
art, English, foreign languages,
music, religion, and theatre and
speech, the festival continues the
Renaissance tradition by bringing
a cultural outburst to the USC
campus. The festival will run
through Saturday, April 26.
This year the festival is saluting
Michelangelo, who was born 500
years ago this spring. Several
activities during the week are
centered around this artist.
These include a program of
Renaissance music and art at 4
p.m. April 20 in Fraser Hall; a
public symposium conducted by
four professors from various
academic areas, entitled
"Michelangelo and his Times" at
8:15 p.m. April 21 in Sloan College
and "Michelangelo, The Man and
His Art," four short papers which
will be presented at 8:15 p.m. April
22 in Sloan College.
Also on Monday Dr. Carol
Carlisle, of the English department
will give a public lecture on
"Love's Labor's Lost and its
Renaissance." The lecture will
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begin at 4 p.m. in Room 126 of the
Nursing building.
Dr. Herbert Matsen of the
philosophy department will
present a lecture entitled
"Alessandro Achellini (1463-1512)
and Ockhamism at Bologna." The
lecture will begin at 4 p.m. in the
nursing building
William Shakespeare's "Love
Labor's Lost" will be presented
April 23-26 by the Department of
Theatre and Speech. ' The play
begins nightly at 8:15 and is being
staged in the Drayton Hall
Theatre.
In addition to these scheduled
events, various displays and
exhibits will be available for view
throughout the week.
"The Story of a Faded Image,"
an exhibit of Renaissance art, will
be on display through April 30 in
the Humanities classroom
building. Featured in the exhibit is
a badly damaged but once hand
some portrait of a Spanish
nobleman.
Also on display in the
Humanities building is a small
exhibition of minor arts including
renaissance books, illuminations,
prints and pottery.
A display of the rare volumes
from the 15th and 16th centuries in
the collection of the USC libraries
will be in the Rare Book room of
McKissick library. This display
includes illuminations, tooled
bindings and early examples of
pr.inting.
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