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McKissick Museums, USC's
showplace for its collections of art.
science, history, education and
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accreditation by the American
Association of Museums. The
accreditation followed an extensive
examination of the
facilities with consideration of
goals and accomplishments. The
inspection committee, chaired by
Russell Peitham of the Charlotte
Nature Museum, praised the staff,
exhibits and organization of
McKissick, noting that the
museums was a "most capable"
and "dynamic" operation.
McKissick is open 9-4 Monday
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Admission is free and open to the
public.
Stage and screen star Vincent
Price will perform as British
author Oscar Wilde in John (Jay's
"Diversions and Delights" on Feb.
22 at the Township Auditorium,
beginning at 8. Price's career has
spanned Broadway and London
theatres, Hollywood films, radio
and television shows and the
lecture circuit. He will star as the
sole actor in "Diversions and
Delights," portraying the eccentric
Wilde toward the end of his
life, as he gives a lecture in an old
Paris concert hall. Admission is $8
and $7 for the public and $4 and $3
for USC students. Tickets are
available at the Township box
office. The performance is spoil
sored by the USC Cultural Series
Committee.
On Feb. 2(> the USC' Clariosophic
Society will sponsor a debate on
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the merits of party politics. All
regular programs of the Society
are held in the Clariosophic Hall on
the third floor of Legare College on
the USC Horseshoe, beginning at
7:30.
Georgetown County maritime
life at the turn of the century is
captured in 20 photographs on
display in the Historical Collections
Room of McKissick
Museums. Organized by the S.C.
Museum Commission and the
Georgetown County Historical
Commission, the exhibit shows
everyday scenes on the
Georgetown waterfront between
1880 and 1920. The exhibit will be on
view through Feb. 27 from 9 until 4,
Monday through Friday.
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performing musical arts in
Columbia by proclaiming the
month of Feb., "Musical Arts
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John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie,
South Carolina's famed jazz
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