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Campus
The USC Woodwinc
Quintet and the Steve
Mustain String Combo wil
be featured performers a
McKissick Museums' thirc
annual open house, from 1-!
p.m. Sunday.
Other scheduled activities
include the launching of ?
sky sculpture by art
department faculty membei
Howard Woody anc
demonstrations by South
Carolina craftsmen
The Colburn Gemstone
collection, USC's permanent
art collection anc
"Everyday Life in Colonial
South Carolina" will be some
of the exhibits on display.
Art works by USC
graduate students are being
displayed weekdays ir
MctussicK Art uauery from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 1 tc
5p.m. Sundays through April
30.
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JOHN Galbary, an intern with Disable
to inform the public about 1
"One of the main Durooses of Au/arm
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ntributions of the disabled," Galbary
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come an annual one at USC.
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