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Auditorium, the Alwin Nikolais concei
Dance Theatre will conduct Russe
Master Classes for interested Conan
dancers at USG's Solomon Blatt USC a
P.E. Center on Feb. 12 at 5:30 p.m. is a fo
and at Columbia College's Godbold He re
Center on Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. For profes
reservations call Susan Earle at cream
USC, 777-7209 or Libby Beamer at over tt
Columbia College, 786-3825. The
cost ior eacn ciass is ior eacn joni
dancer. scienti
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Jill Krementz shoots authors. lectur
With a camera, that is. She has Room
focused on more than 600 of the Scicnc
leading writers of her time, and Blaxtc
her photographs grace the jackets Herrii
of hundreds of their books. Bet- respoi
ween Feb. 12-28, 66 of her |
nhotoffranhs will h#? nn rticnlnv at I
USC's McKissick Museums in
conjunction with the visit of Kurt Kft
Vonnegut Jr., a leading novelist Ims
and one of Krementz's favorite Willi
subjects. The museums are open
Monday through Friday from 9 IH
a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 1 to 5 on
Sunday. KjltlP
The first National Invitational
Color Blend Print Exhibition is on
display through Feb. 25 in the Art
Gallery of McKissick Museums.
Containing 40 prints representing
23 artist-printmakers, the show
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printing techniques have been I I
documented. Arranged by Tom I
Dewey of the University of I B
Mississippi and Bernard Solomon
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