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f The Ideas and Issues Committee of the Russell House University Union and the Association of Afro-American Students will co-sponsor a lecture by Carl Stokes on Wednesday, February 22, at 8:30 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom. Stokes, a reporter and producer for nbc television news, is the first black man to be elected mayor of a major American city, Cleveland, Ohio in 1967> The glittering new 107th Edition of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus uiimvo *.nunjr, maicn iviui 1u1 six spectacular shows at the Carolina Coliseum through Sunday, March 12th. Tickets are available at the Coliseum box office. Richard Cass, a widely heralded pianist, will appear at Benson From page 14 THOUGH BENSON is the main vehicle of the album his supporting cast is one worth noting. Backing him un arp IfAvhnnrrtistc Rnnnio Foster and Jorge Dalto, percussionist Ralph MacDonald, rhythm guitarist Phil Upchurch, bassist Stanley Banks and drummer Harvey Mason. Tlia band backs up and plays up front for Benson, especially on tunes "Down on the Ground," "We All 10% Pi ! Down tc i Health Mineral Spring Water !! Natural Cosmetics 0 Assorted Herb Teas 1 Ginseng | Whole Grain | Whole Grain Flours Nutritional Snacks I Ginseng Tea Demonstration | Sat., Feb. 18 all day ' 2019 Devine-5 Points I 799-0914 ?-1Q% Pli ^ I never^ate he^e^ It must be great! L J Buffet $2.1 0 served 1 1 :00 a.m.-8:00 p.it I Winners Circl (Behind S.C. H Fraser Hall on the USC campus, February 19 at 4 p.m. Currently a professor of music at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory, Cass is a leader of his generation of American pianists and has won prifipol annloim onrl v* > VSV'MA MVV1I4II11 UI1U wai III popularity throughout North America and Europe. Tennessee Williams' Pulitzer Prize winning play about a rich southern family unable to face the harsh truth about itself can be seen when the USC Department of Theatre & Speech presents "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," February 21-26 at Longstreet Theatre, i Currently on display at the Coliseum Museum of Art is an exhibition of Silkscreens and Drawings by local artist Edu/nrH 1 pwie Tn ho chnum through March 19, the prints represent Lewis' work towards a Masters of Fine Arts degree Remember Wes," and "California P.M." "Weekend in L.A." should follow in the footsteps of "Breezin"' and receive a good deal of AM and FM air play, which must make 'new', jazz guitarist George Benson feel pretty good. After 13 years of obscurity in the cold world of top forty and bubble gum records Benson has finally reached stardom. scount?i ^Earth | Foods ! Honey Raw Nuts - J Nut Butters I # - j* lmormauve magazines | Asstd. Health & Cookbooks I Yogurt Wide selection of natural J vitamin supplements i i 10 percent off to students <$. | 6 Diamond Lane Intersection Center 772-0135 I Rcount????1 ^3 e Restaurant n ==^ appenin from the University of South Carolina. A one day exhibition and sale of 18th and 19th Century Japanese woodblock prints will be at the Columbia Museum of Art, on February 17th from 10:00 a.m., until 5:00 p.m. The show is being sponsored by Norcar Associates. Eight South Carolina College choirs will participate in the First Intercollegiate Choral Festival Saturday on February 18th between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. in the Russell House auditorium on the USC campus. The festival, sponsored by the South Carolina American Choral Directors Association and the USC Department of Music, will feature 25 minutes nf r*lticir? r\nr nKnir KarttnniMn VTA IIIUOIV pVA VllUll | Ul 10 a.m. with the Winthrop College Chorale. The concert is free and open to the public. I the fan* Jk Cashmeres Ckoflonrf. ! J.G. Hook Shirtt Pulitzer ipBHaHHMBHMBIHMHi gs The 1978 New Music Festival at the University of South Carolina presents its "I had no idea you were a living composer" series, which runs February 23-25 at Fraser Hall. All the events are free and open to the public. There will be a music seminar by Donald Erb, composer-inresidence at Cleveland Institute of Music, entitled "New Music Festival", at Fraser Hall at 1:25 p.m. on Friday, February 24th. The presentation is free and open to the public. A photography exhibit entitled "The World of the Small and Very Small", will be held in the university museums in McKissick on the Horseshoe the week of February 19-25, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. This exhibit includes IJiiuiugrupns latten inrougii tne electron micriscope. mmBmmmammmmmmmmmmmmamammmmm We invite you to visit ed Erno Laszlo Institute li .. ... "O 1/ } Forest Lake Shopping Cc 20% off to 1 use I students fiM;M4^trii'ii>M>iii i i i? i? 11" ^ The Russell House University Union Cultural Series, proudly Dresents The Paratnrp Rrnth*?r? mi February 21, 1978 at 8 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom. Admission is free and open to the public. Anthony and his younger brother Joseph Paratore were born in Boston. Their family is a musical one -their father a string player and their mother a singer; three i younger sisters also play the piano. Paratore Pere set aside sometime every evening to hear his children's piano lessons and to help and encourage his talented offspring and it was not long before the boys received scholarships to study, first at Boston University and then at New York's Juilliard School. In September, 1974 Anthony and Joseph Paratore won the First Prize at the Munich International Com petition, the First American duo-pianists to do so. / a our store. ^ inter 787-8337 Khakis Jeans P.J. Walsh