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^Campia Art Lecture The spring lecture series of the USC art department begins Feb. 15 with a presentation by art historian Dr. Charles R. Mack. Mack's illustrated lecture, "Faithful Illusion: A Clue to Understanding the Renaissance," will deal with the effect of late Medieval religious developments on Renaissance style in painting. An associate professor in 'Sylvia' Ai Auditions for "Sylvia," a romantic French ballet, will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 8 and 9 in room 114 of the Blatt Physical Education Center. The performance, choreographed by Susan Earle of the USC Dance Company, will be held Apr. 21-25 at Drayton Hall Thao A uv/au c, B mm ? ! mmwm mm ONE ! DRAFl U with this tJ Limit I pei jJ Expires I The Vic H 733 Sant< j j (next to Yesterda / VVVVVV'AVv<v> A ^ , I Us* i : 9 SUNFISH : l\ . r\ a Iy ; v : J : RACE TEAM: X ALL NE' s Briefs. 5 Scheduled the art department, Mac has been at USC since 197( He is a specialist i Renaissance art and ai chitecture. His publications hav appeared in severa scholarly journals, and h has presented papers a meetings of several are; conferences. Mack's lecture is free an open to public. It begins at p.m. at Sloan College. iditions Set Forty dancers are needed for the three-act ballet by Delibes. Ms. Earle said there will be a combination of modernistic choreography and traditional ballet. Dancers should come prepared to perform. Auditions are not limited to USC students. For information, call Earle at 777-7209 or 782-1353. FREE | f BEER ; coupon r customer j 2/10/82 jj leo Bar |j ?e Avenue | ys in Five Points) i j Tff v.. ^ nniVranHHHHEKSStt^^^ First Meeting Tues., Feb. 9 Room 202 RH 6:30 PM W MEMBERS ARE WEI Quintet T I The USC Brass Quintet wi in Fraser Hall of McMaster < The quintet will perform f . USC graduate student Jon Gi The Brass Quintet featu Allison on trumpets, Roben " trombone a nd John LoMonar The performance is free formation, call 777-4280. * Family ( a The impact of shrinking re , alternative funding possibilit Carolina C!nunoil nn Familr R at the Wade Hampton Conferc "Shrinking Resources for I Vacuum," 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.i those involved with family se can be paid in advance or fron The program will begin at 1 I the First Annual Award for S< to Mrs. Richard Riley. Keyn ' director of the Governor's E 1 Services, will give an overvi< vices to families in South Care Morning workshops from examine effects of funding ci > care delivery, edication, enl care, lifestyles, domestic > neighborhoods and mental he< For more information on th; n - C0J6 | A : PARTIES: 5 : BEACH TRIPS : J I ir+ / : Lt^uiN^ : 5 rnMc 1 .WIVIL ^ o Perform ill perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday College. ive selections, one composed by rier. res Keith Amstutz and David t Pruzin on horn, G.B. Lane or M) on tuba. and open to the public. For ininference sources for family services and ties are the focus of the South elations' annual meeting Feb. 9 ;nce Center. families in the '80s: Filling the n., will feature workshops for rvices. The $12 registration fee ?9to 10 a.m. Feb. 9. L0 a.m. with the presentation of ?rvice to Children and Families tote speaker Sarah Shuptrine, )ivision of Health and Human a\*7 nf fnfiirn moAiiHrtAn ??? l/m ui 1UIU1I/ ICaUlUV.CS 1U1 OCI " lina. 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. will itbacks on such areas as health itlement programs, child day violence, employment, aging, a 1th resources. is conference, call 777-7684. jcrifice 00 Worth j | D. 1 f Marir "x~t?S3fW? y&igpfe^ iiiMiaipwiiimtm? The Marine Corps has imiru becoming Marine Aviators. I attend flight school. At the c< the Marines, as a fully qualifu Qualifications: ? Freshman thro -2.0 GPR ? Good Vision ai ? Less than 11 Y ? U.S. Citizen If you think you can qualify as a Lieutenant of Marines, c selection team on your camf 10:00 A.M. and 3.00 P.M. I Maybe you c be one of us Interview College Pr The Museum of Education at the USC McKissick Museumshasiproduced three interviews with college presidents that will be broadcast in February by the S.C. Educational Television Network. Edward M. Collins Jr., president of the College of Charleston, will be in terviewed Feb. 12. Interviews with Thomas E. Barton Jr. of Greenville Technical College and Robert L. Grigsby Jr.,forSummer J Employers wanting to participate in the Summer Job Fair should contact the USC Student Employment Office by Feb. 15. rne tair, designed to assist organizations in recruiting students for summer positions, will be held March 3 at USC. 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Questions about broadcasts or use of videotapes in classes or meetings should be directed to Dr. William Savage, 777-7257 I?l> P.! juij rair ticipated in the program, * and recruiters indicated the 1 " fair was a useful tool in recruiting summer employees. Employers who would like to recruit at this year's fair should call the Student Employment Office at 7777486 or come by room 2 in the Welsh Humanities Building. WOMEN S I B /k IC v' :es ore missing period lis !. >lems ] Columbia, S.C. i-0128 ; ==?i? IWCId 9 f who are interested in /on the opportunity to k^ith the few, the proud, ;alary of $ I 7,000-plus ' * see the Marine officer ?uccoll Mm ico k>tu/0on IVMJVf L'VUIVVM | The Few. <f The Proud. rh** Mnrinoc -w IVIVIIM ** ?