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An exhibit of black and white photography by Vicki Pullen will be on display at the Richland County Public Library, 1400 Sumter Street, through April 30. She has participated in many art shows and is a member of a number of art organizations. Her display is open to the public. 1 A craft Fair and flea market will f be held from 10 until 3 on Friday in 1 front of the Russell House on f Greene Street. The event, spon- | sored by the Russell House | University Union is a part of the 1 Spring Fling Activities. ~ 1 The College of Criminal Justice's | Second Annual Criminal Justice | Career Day, designed to present I career opportunities in the j criminal justice field, will be held | from 10 until 2 in the courtyard of | Currell College on the USC Hor- I seshoe. 1 Maurice Evans and Helen IJ'~ 4 uajto, iwu Ul IIIC WOI 1U 5 gl'tctl stage performers will present a | unique collection of scenes from | famous plays at USC April 23 and | 24. A public performance will be ' given April 24 in the Carolina ' Coliseum after a private performance April 23 for distinguished friends of the University. Titled "Love Sweet and Snnr " thp nrncfrum K\/ >ho t \tm f~ , "?? IHV acclaimed thespians will include short scenes from such famous playwrights as Shakespeare and Somerset Maygham. Ms. Evans and Ms. Hayes have performed together for almost 50 years. Performance artist Alyson Pou will speak on "Power and Violence from the Feminist Perspective," at 7 :30 Friday April 11 in Room 203 of Sloan College. The free public lecture, sponsored by the USC Department of Art, utilizes film, video and acting to make social commentary on such issues as pornography and women. A native of Atlanta, Ms. P(5u is active in several women's arts organizations and committees. She has exhibited and performed throughout the U .S. The Columbia City Ballet will host the first Invitational Dance Festival in Columbia on April 14 at the Township Auditorium beginning at 8. The program, "Gala Six" will inaugurate National Dance Week and celebrate South Carolina Dance Week. Six ballet companies from S.C. have been invited to participate in this special performance which marks a milestone in artistic cooperation between dance groups in the state. The USC Bands will perform in a free public concert on April 13 at 3 in the Russell House Ballroom. Performing groups include the USC Symphonic band under the direction of James Copenhaver; Concert Band, directed by Larry Volman; and Jazz Ensemble, directed bv John Emche. Student 1 Novelist William Price Fox continues the USC Snrine Writers Series April 16 with a reading in the Belk Auditorium of the Business Administration Building beginning at 8. Writer-inresidenee at USC, Fox is often called a 20th century Mark Twain for his humorous stories of his native South. Born in Columbia, Fox often features his boyhood home in his work. A reception on the third floor of Gambrell Hall will follow Fox's reading. The reading and reception are open to the public. The creative adventure, "A Day with Lincoln" with actor Robert Blake will be presented at Workshop Theatre Friday April 18 at - 7. The production brings gnHHHHMBHBHHHMnHKHnii ^WSBM President Lincoln's homespun humor and philosphy to life. The audience is able to view the many f'lnntc nf mnn nlyniiU * UWVO VI VIIV iimri) M)l?i VAI \fUIV Jl lU^I y debater, rail splitter, poler of Mississippi flat boats, storekeeper, postmaster, surveyer, Black Hawk War captain, legislator and finally President. Tickets may be pur William Price Fox will read from his works on April 15 in the Belk Auditorium. Nov Insurat COVERAGE FROM A AGE 24 NO MEDICAL EXAM GUARANTEED BENE 1^ Mail to: W. N. Invest I i Life li | P.O. [ Coium J Name ! Address |j Telephone no. ?*. '!V *' A' "I * ' ? ' *" ' ** ** ? MB?IB nmnm chased from Workshop Theatre 12:30 to 5:30 on Monday-through Friday. Admission is $3.50 The Spanish Club will show the Walt Disney film "Millonarios! Por Una Fata" (The Million Dollar Duck) on Monday April 14 at 7, in the Nursing Building, room 231. Admission is free and the public is invited. Actor Brock Peters will be presented in "An Evening With Brock Peters," in room 153 of Gambrell Hall on April 17 beginning at 8. The presentation is sponsored by the USC Department of History and it is free and open to (hp nnKti/> t.?ii ' " . ?^uuiiv. i- w lunner miormation | call 777-5195. George Sheenon will be featured in the lecture "Running and Being" on Monday April 14 in the Russell House Ballroom beginning at 7. The presentation is sponsored by the Ideas and Issues Committee | in conjunction with Columbia Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The event, as part of Health Enrichment week is free and open to the public. 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