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BLACK WEEK EVENTS Thursday, March 2 ? 4:30 p.m. Show of the '60s-Songs of the Era, House Patio. 8 p.m. Talent Show, ad $1.25, Russell House Ballroom. rnoay, marcn s ? 8 p.m. ? Dr. Kent, professor of Literature and Er the University of Chicago will speal topic, "Black Renaissance of th< Nursing Auditorium. Saturday, March 4-9 p.m. ? Thi Ball will be held at the Wade H Hotel. Admission is $8 per couple, person. The band featured will be from Richmond, Va. RHUU ACTIVITIES comedian mcnard Pryor will be f in a videotape being shown all day T1 and Friday in the smoking lounge second floor of the Russell House. ^Pl&yCr From page 15 accompanies that search, the words: not been said before and with moi Fleetwood Mac. THERE ARE SOME redeeming album, nonetheless. Peter Beckett. J.C. Crowley supplies the lead vocal songs, has a pleasing voice - no grc pleasant voice all the same. The harmonizes fairly well, but their enough to make up for the blandness James ?aK<. ?? program s opening credits, and for I he episode which concerns James' shortness of stature what should be the song wafting out of a jukebox but, naturally, Randy Newman's "Short People." TII1S IS NOT TO DECLARE that "James at 16" is flawless. When James and Sly Iry to solve the formers stature problem by building a body-stretching The Mad ground floor So Beer Piz I vv eu. Watch basket ? Mon<S Mieah ( on guitar & \ K mi ivion? i nur 7:30p.m.-12:00 Friday 4:30p.m.-12:00 Saturday 1 6:00 p.m .-12:00 ] The Original Two Rivei perform at 8 p.m. tonigl - Greek Spur. This seven-piec Russell traditional Dixieland Imission clarinetest Tommy Wix, ti Bornemann and drummer are backed by an excellei George of piano, banjo and bass, iglish at sponsored by the Conte < on the Committee of the RHUU.r ; '20s." cent cover charge. The pay movie this wee e Black You Always Wanted To K ampton the hilarious Woody Alle $4 per shown Friday and Sa Starfire the RH theatre. Admissior The exhibit and sale of Ferdinant Roten Gallerj March 2 has been cancell eatured lursday OTHER EVENTS ?n the USC Department of Muj first Band Clinic Friday, say little that has Of the ten songs < re flair by; say, in the mind, with Come Back." Thii best cut on the alt qualities on the leave a bad tast who, along with overexposure it h; Is for most of the nice guitar work iot chalroc hi if o VnJIJnrt - ?J. uui a ivaiuilg, dliu SU11H rest of the band Player will neve harmony is not members will nev of the music. one can sit down a machine, the audience cannot be expected to swallow the idea hook, line and sinker. This is the only lime I he show approaches the silliness of "Happy Days." It is a forgiveable sin, though. The fact remains lhat, while "James" is about adolescents, it does not fall imo me nappy ways kiddieshow category and provides respectable entertainment. Italian uth Building za Wine - Sat. ;ball with us 7, Tups ? ? ?- . filbert harmonica ( ftkN W | Happenings -JrtrZ esrss.t =???? sansr: jlvhj iuiic. nicy clinics will also it rhythm section Sunday. For n The program is Carolina Bands mporary Sounds rhere will be a 50 Banjo playuer player Herman F k is "Everything the Carolina J; now About Sex," Sunday, March E tn comedy to be V.F.W. Post 641 o iturday nights in Carolina Jazz lis$1.00. organization wh preservation of 1 prints from the for the enjoymen r, scheduled for guests. Members! ed. an individual anrf It is possible to jo the concert. >ic will sponsor the March 3 through on the album not a single one sticks the possible exception of "Baby 5 song, on side one, is probably the >um. Even though the song might e in the mouth because of the as received, it does feature some by Beckett, Crowley and Reed j ; good Beckett vocals. r De another Steely Dan, and their er produce "heavy" albums which nd enjoy. rm T fp| DILIY1RY 254-8800 /r sr Too many< be a hassle, rageous pri< outcome. > cuts .... ai w MlumMa mall jhak iflninittk I > i 5. Among the events The n^ t>e a New Music Concert and Bar e USC Symphonic Band II Friday, ] >.m. and a concert by the Carolina nble from 10-10:45 p.m. on 12. IH Ballroom. Concerts and 1 rr- a n j 1 . ue onerea saiuraay ana lore information contact A Dad at 777-4278. Departme German C Arts will Bill Rutan and clarinet program 1 'oretich will be featured at of documc azz Society meeting on movement > from 3 to 7 p.m. at the exhibit co n South Beltline Blvd. The Society is a non-profit ich is dedicated to the [Yaditional Dixieland Jazz WZLD t of its members and their finalized hip dues are $5 per year for radio doc I $10 per year for a family. And Roll.' in the society on the day of two houn years of document SUBCE Serving Outragec 1115 Assembl Weight Watch* "DIET THING" A CHEF'S Portions of Roast Beef, He and Swiss flhp^cA nn o ^ Tomato Slices and your ch $1.64 FREE DEI 765-01 m Haircuts lould be seei ind not hurt juys and gals think getting a haircut ha; Phone calls, appointments, long waits, ces, etc and never being sure of \t Great "X" we take the ha*sl? r?n+ id actually make it a pleasant experieru Fast, courteous service. No appc Sment ever. Precision haircuts t\r match your specifications to L "T". And prices that will k you coming back, again ar Remember the name * .. No t- fskrafflr xfCGnmMns. PRECISION HAIRP.l ITTCDC NO APPOINTMENT EVER ^ On the L Entrance Penney'i Open 1 788-95 iv 107th Edition of Bingling Bros, num & Bailey Circus arrives tviarcn iu ior six snows at the Coliseum through Sunday, March a festival, sponsored by the mt of Foreign Languages, the Hub and the Department of Media be presented March 1-15. The regins on March 1 with an exhibit mts from the international Dada t, on display in Sloan Collpa#? tw ntinues through the 15th. ? Radio today announced it had plans to air the highly praised umentary "The History of Rock " The program will run for fifty5, covering the past twenty-five music. Tentative date for the ary is sometime in late March. INTER ~ us Sandwiches ly Street er's Special SALAD CREATION im, Turkey, Salami >ed of Lettuce with oice of Dressing . . . 'fvery , Sn ? I to outthe :e. Wk ,int" am r M ;eep Mgj$f id again. 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