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Two member: From Staff Baporte Two members of the USC Piano Trie guest violinist Won-Mo Kim at 8 p.m. Auditorium. Kim in n momKar tii A murlnon Dm t w* Ma'w ?AVUia JL A Vi fessor of violin at theUniversity of Georgi with major orchestras and in recitals. KL concerts have been broadcast on nation sion in the United States, Europe, Sout Orient. President Jimmy Carter invited Kim I House. Kim has appeared as soloist wit the Atlanta Symphony and was featured national Music Festival for the Inaugurs ing Center in S>eoul, Korea. The two members of the USC Plan tonight are music department faculty Jesselson and Charles Fugo. DaaI/ UUUIV Continued from pafu 13 THIS, LIKE ALL Steel's novels, is heartwarming and terribly sad. It was a page-turner that couldn't be put aside until the final page. Then all that's left is a sense of loss because the story is over. The characters had become the readers' friends, and then were gone. After a hectic semester of textbooks, "Crossings" will be a welcome delight on a rainy afternoon. The book is simple, easy reading, but promises to get you hooked on I \ 32 mma Y----" % % * ; j % * % % I % J % I I I* % % % * s of trio perfori Jesselson, a cellist, > will perform with anc* Africa,aB today in GambreU television programs n Jesselson has alsc U*t Quartet and pro- Festival, the Grand La. He has appeared European festivals. In m'8 chamber music month stay to perforn al radio and televi- sity as part of the US< h America and the putfo ? ninnist hns : i ... __.1A Simon and Jorge Bolel u d u a? IS6 ^**5 In Salzburg, Austria, h Robert Shaw and ^ . .. . soloist at the Inters ^8? isJco?J?1S?to' il Se Jong Perform- Performed with the C Charleston Symphony to Trio performing The group will peri > members Robert and the Brahms Trio and open to the publi< Danielle Steel's novels. If one likes romance novels, "Crossings" is one to love. "Crossings" is Steel's 14th novel and one of her best. Published by Delacorte Press, the hardcover edition sells for $15.96, but the paperback should be out soon. One of Steel's novels was made into a popular, but short-running movie, "The Promise." Steel is also a sue cessful poet, with one collection of her poems, "Love," doing well in book stores. J |j Fast aa Fre? De' F I At Domino b. | promise a he 30 minute guarantee g meal deliver If your pizza does not | minutes or arrive within 30 minutes | pizza is mf of the time you order, | real dairy ~?nt this coupon | own sper * | your chc Then w * no ext' * call. ja preov. for $2.00 oi.. m Fast, Free Delivery 1124 Devine g Oa Phone. 256-8151 I jEH? 27207/5602 I Q' J 7 8 $2.00 off any 16" " or more pizza -^n per pizza | f <tj?r %3jpPOne coupv.. Expires: 1/2/83 Fast, Free DeMvery #\ fflPBHk 1124 Devine PSi Phone: 256-8151 I * r????? I <MB $1 00 off any p B r ifl One couP?n P I H Expires: \0 ! I Fast, Free' | 1124Devir m with guest has performed in the United States, id has played for educational radio and iationally. > participated in the Aspen Music Teton Music Festival and in several December he will go to China for a six1, conduct and teach at Shanxi Univer2-Shanxi exchange program. studied with Joseph Schwartz, Addey k and at the Akadamie des Mozarteums of the piano division at USC. He has lolumbia Philharmonic Orchestra, the ' and the S.C. Chamber Orchestra. orm the Beethoven Trio Opus 1, No. 3 No. 1 in B Major. The concert is free * Perhaps this reviewer was a bit pre _* _ _ .? ne ? .. * t _ jucucea wiui -crossings. 1 nave ioved Steel's books since her first novel, "Passions Promise," was released. If "Crossings," is enjoyable, readers should also try her other classics, 'The Ring," "Once in a Lifetime" and "Remembrance." 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