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I IUIII9I Georc A Ffonkli "Islands i A Dort/P' STARTS FRIDAY BBEHMR9BHMBMMHI Yo u /. Wlb December 2 8 p.m. Invitations \ T?mi vi v xv i iv. /vui/ , presented a\ invitation Wine and c ( Si I . gives in AMY SIMM (ianu'cock Slaf Tuesday nigh to slip away I escape into the piano, perform Russell House Bates, who w is a young eomplishment.s Cultural Series / linen ll.-itnc fn Hlias won sever performed wi across the nat His perform excellent. His and clear. "Sonata in I by Beethoven v His hands am criscrossing o ates - v 3b ?A. c. Scott r? J. SchoHner Film n the Stream" olevjky Production shows od.A.a.in ilk mill i - k* v I Z!CZSuZnOHHj We Cordially Invited A TsJXTTT A T, 1 JLA. 1 i. 1 W JL -L 1 i ITER FOR : Ru mil be available on I of h? id..,, uv louse. Hi t the door. Come bv < . because attendance hampagne will be se jolden Spur. Live ba ) on sored by Special Proyi npressi liKI, note flov T Writer feeling < experiem i uvui yxtii^z iit*vi u v.iiuii^v irom their studies and ItATtt! wonderful world of the "Inipron ed by Leon Bates in the cjuite a s Ballroom. This sele to heliev as born in Philadelphia, material pianist whose ac- motion y ; are impressive. The course o i of the University Union r their fall program. He Towan al competitions and has tempo ii ilh In'irlitKf /ir/'hnch'ac f Imilir /*li ion. Hates' cj ance Tuesday night was hut his li notes were all precise liinho. dest inat i audienct i Flat Major, Opus 22," n.usic. 1 vas Bates first selection. iMivcmc 1 fingers never stopped Many ver the keyboard. Each n.usic. Art PROBLEM 1 PREGNANCY NEED HELP? Columbia 254-7817 Charleston 722-8318 WE CAN HELP1 4- 4- l\ I M) ULV | MAL ssell House Ballroom November 17 ,ese rwust be md get your 'is limited. | Till rvea oy tne nd. ... Hil gjssefl house 5 j ive conc< /ed into I he next causing a apprecia if passion for (lie fulfilling n.usic \ L-e. precision S' \KXT SKLKCTION, TIIKC iptu in K Flat, Opus ?J0," was look his : witch from the previous tune, diversify ction was somber, and led one Kach iii<i e that it could pass as lullaby mind a . Hales hands moved in slow problem: et the music never stopped its dividual f beauty. because strength cl the end of the selection the icreased and I lie mood sud- Leon anged, and so did his feelings. warning /es were glued to the keyboard perform ands looked as if they were in naineal< They had no committed uillnotl on, so it seemed, yet the ? heard graceful, beautiful For lb He then performed the linal and entl . r <i : # Ill ill inir uuimj i? persons listened intently lo the sharing They applauded Rates with piano. There is a facility in the ART deg GALLERY, McKissick Library C'lii nuiiuui^, uuii uici^ ui: uuii^ut in uiu ?i Southeast: the VIDEO C hi CiALLEKY. nui For the past month, the Gallery sta has been showing the works of to eleven video artists of the An Southeast. rep col 'P?.? .I.AU. ..nnnimt ie I... C. I IIV OilVJV* IIW? \ipvillll^ IO UJ CI V Wl Detroit artist, Diane Spodarek. In l'i< her statement about her work, Ms. Sta Spodarek explains that she is stimulated by behavior, language \ and images that result from Scl society's imposed constraints on pai what a given society accepts and an rejects as private and public. She is calls her work "from the private to the public, from the public to the I private." "v tat Currently on exhibition in the Art an Gallery in McKissick is an oil of exhibit by artist, Molly Sehiff. in< ar Sehiff is a Chieafio artist and teacher of paintings and graphics. \< She holds BFA, MFA and MAE M< THE BUCK-Afs MEAL-AND Ollieburger ('/3 pound) French Fries m | Frosty Beer* only ^ SO 0 *or beverage of LUMS IN FIV 2005 GRI 11 i No carry ou ert t ion ami i-neouragriiH-nt. 11 is wis performed with ^rand i and rhythm OiMi'OShltS Irom whom Hates selections gave* I he program .1 I'd and beautiful variation, ivenient and each note gave I he chance to escape Irom its s. II was possible lor the 111 to venture into many extremes of Hie excellent variety and Bates ,(? l'is u.usic. I'.ales is a I (lidding pianist ? to lilooin II lie continues lo like he did Tuesday night. Ins ;>ng w itli I lie pieces lie |HTlnrm.km foreign subject to>o h .my. e audience there was attention liusiiism displayed toward Ins o make them lose theni>elves. in iiis experiences on the ^land [roes from the Art Institute <<l eago. lie has exhibited widely in the eago area, as well as in 11 hoi of midwest and far west tes. Her travels have taken her A i ? I ..... i >ui v;pv, uiivi 1,1.11111 leriea. I lor works are >rese?led in a number of private lections as v.ell as those <?1 mco Kleetronies, Command >ducts, .IK Lasser & Co., ndard Oil Corporation. ,VIion .-die speaks of her work, tiiff refers to it as '"drawn intings" because, although they drawings, the medium she uses nil mint ill stick form. Hit work, she says, must he done .ithin a framework (hat is diced by knowledge, experience d mood. These three segments my being occasionally stir me lependently; more often, they e a harmonious blend." The exhibit will be held until iv. 22, 1977, in the Art Gallery of I'Kissick Library Bldg. presents JH-A-NAIF >? J / / \ I I / \ L I >-A-HALF } ft* * ?L\< your choice j E POINTS EFN ST. ik 'ease