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Christmas Classic, featuring "The'
Best of the Nation in Arts and
Crafts," with hundreds of par
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their work, will occur at
the Carolina Coliseum from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. this Saturday and from
12:30 p.m. til 8 p.m. Sunday. Admission
is $2 for adults, $1.50 with
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THE FIRST level is for children
from kindergarten to third grade.
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Items span a panorama from the
fine arts to the traditional crafts.
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author of the best seller Helter
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Friday, Nov. 12, in the Russell
House Ballroom. The program is
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about texture, shape, and color.
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production of the season of the
Department of Theatre and
Speech, will be presented in
Drayton Hall from Nov. 8-13.
Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. each
night and tickets for USC are $1.
"Page 1", written by Jonathan S.
Crow, was developed last year in
one of the University script
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sensitivity to it.
The second level tour is an introduction
to the museum itself. Or.
this tour, the highlights of the
museum's collection are brought
out, as well as the architecture of
the Taylor Mansion. This tour is
short and concise, but gives an
overall understanding of the
museum.
A third tour level, The Look and
Learn Tour, is designed basically
for older students. On this tour
dialogue between the tour group
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classes. It is a comedy about two
professional playwriters who are
bombarded with one form of
lunacy after another as they
desperately try to get past page
one of a script they must finish for
a quickly approaching deadline.
The Columbia Music Festival
Association opens its 1976-77 Artist
Concert Series Nov. 10 with a
performance by the Ballet
and the guide is encouraged. The
group discusses texture, media,
content, and history of the paintings.
The fourth tour level concentrates
entirely on the Samuel H.
Kress collection of Renaissance
Art. The tour covers the three
galleries of Renaissance Art
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eighteenth century works.
In addition to the tours offered by
the museum, special exhibits are
featured regularly. These exhibits
cover all forms of creative art and
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The museum also offers a
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various grants that is open to the
public. The concerts are held once
a month on Sunday afternoons with
no admission charge.
The Columbia Museum of Ar,t is
affiliated with the Richland Art
School. The school offers classes in
painting, jewelry, sculpture,
pottery, figure drawing,
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especially the latter, tend to
make the museum a pleasant relief
from the rigors of college life.
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