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Exhibits, programs no Local musei By John Vaughan ' Programs and exhibits with a diverse range ? from African material culture to S.C. state government symbols, from a Spanish excavation site to USC history, from dolls to a legendary star ? are on the holiday season menus at USC's McKissick Mnaonma anH tha PnlumKJn AAnamamn wiiuuum HAWCUIIU) Wi nil V and Science. McKissick has recently produced a traveling exhibit featuring major events in the university's history that will be on display at the museum until Dec. 20. The exhibit highlights the history of South Carolina College and USC from its founding in 1801 through its reorganization as a university some 100 years later. nwtn nn/\ I ? A?1 1? A * ? inn. riwjKiC i is supported in pari, ay a grant from the S.C. Committee for the Humanities, an agent of the National Endowment for the Humanties. John Heiting, associate director and curator of collections at McKissick, directs the project. me exniDit includes I9tn-century documents and photographs illustrating day-to-day life at South Carolina College. Subjects include the development of regulations for student behavior, buildings and grounds, social events and the development of fraternities. ? oxx News up , I Call the Gamecock | ^ , .; 77/-/1B1 jwwmwmi ill ? mm s* | I H U, il'll illh'Mi^"il'llliitViMiWftiwMf)llii IJ I 'iI1' 'I'lll^'iM'i l'iM'i1imil'ilftfr It ? ! j SUNDAY SURPRISE | $4.7 5 FOR ANY I I ONE ITEM PIZZA A i 2 FREE COKES. I (FREE LID WITH EVERY CO i FAST, FREI H ONE COUPON | 256-0301 GOOD ONLY C I WEDNESDAY WHY NOT || $1.50 OFF J ANY 16" PIZZA ANC 4 FREE COKES. FAST, FREE Dl I ONE COUPON PE || -00-U3UI EXPIRES ^ BONUS COUPON I 50*OFF Ij ANY 12" PIZZA | FAST, FREE ONE COUPON jjjj j 256-0301 NO EXPIRA1 w open ims offer dive The exhibit also features the Great Biscuit Rebellion of 1952, the effects of Civil War and Reconstruction and the introduction of organized athletics and women. Slight similarities to this new exhibit exist in "Columbia and Charleston: 1885," a display of photographs revealing the ^jairnnfnflsvin A# KA ~ ?2 ^ uct?ok>uvu w uic oww o twu wigrai uura during the last year of the Civil War. The photographs are from the National Archives 1 _ lir.-Ul-^l rw A* Lit-" wurcumi lit wusxuiigum, L>,^. I ills exillOll also closes Dec. 20. OPEN AT LEAST until the end of the vear is an exhibit of excavation work done at Santa Elena, the capital of Spanish Florida from 1566 to 1587 located at the tip of what is now Parris Island, S.C. Sponsored by USC's Institute of Archaeoloffv and Anthronoloav the mhihit was publicized in October when it was added to McKissick's planned fall schedule. The exhibit features photographs, maps and drawings of the excavation work by the US institute, as well as artifacts obtained from the site by university archaeologists under the direction of Stanlev South who uncovered the city in 1979. McKissick's newest offering features the prints and drawings of Sigmund Abeles. A collection of his work, donated to the uxLuummi "You'll LOVE Our Food a You'll Like Our Prices' k. 11s Cl . . is. i ^nowiimi ALI "*** * lunch "" i ii'I'II'[Mi"|IMI iimil J-J g2 7* latiiwiay; llj2 '* ' ' . s N ; \ . ! . ' ' *?* * - '""" ^ S4 n C lueway miiiimiini iZZJk EH I \2-\VJ. || i Frankly S I'M ORD J DELICIOI I DELIVERY H FR< PER PIZZA | M-fcg i ? a r rioN date | rlLJLA t n ?j Where Extra Ch irsity for holiday This Cameroon hunter's spear is part of the Lippert Codec museum by Henrietta Banner Abeles, con- The Li] veys the vision of the noted artist, a USC jects no alumnus, into human physique and Western psychology. The exhibit closes Jan. 15. original i VU1I1UI THE LAST temporary exhibit now at Collectio: McKissick is a collection of African an exhib material culture from the turn of the cen- January tury. The Lippert Collection displays and Sciei weapons, tools, jewelry and basketry from the African Cameroons of the late 1890s to GATH1 ine iuzus. - me airi bassadoi The objects were collected by a Columbia woven te couple. Dr. Alfred Lippert and his Wife, strumen Eliza, who traveled to the African coast as sculptun Presbyterian missionaries. Lippert A mor established some of the first hospitals in the Columbi; region; his wife taught reading and gram- Collectio mar there. The couple's three children ? in- features eluding Karl, who donated the collection to dolls ami McKissick ? were born in Africa. t nn i nrr. nd UI i| iani LYOUCANEATH i iiO%Studc IZA:liSlCKEN 11 h Cexcludi SPAGHETTI ** k$AiSfcfi$AMi)ilH No Tah H 1637 Airport BM. m Oil $|jj (J Scroti (^ Toyota'Cciiter) |J H ? Sfr?^ M r>rt1 H IXUJ ? Free Video Game m AcrOSS frOilt U p: m _ "TTTTTTTTI" l?!? k-jfth ?rah ^ [PRESS i j thursd; iwhswi $7.00fo ?256-0301 my Dear, f . SATUI ERING A ! $8 75 US PIZZA I THR?" 4 K dm ; :XPRfcSS 1256-030! lecseJsStandand^ | season B099m , (ion now at McKissick Museums. ?ru>rt PnlWHnn inrlnHpa manv nh longer produced or, because of influences, modified from the tem. The exhibit closes Jan. 14. lentally competing with the Lippert 1 is "Ten Eyes on the Cameroons," it of artifacts on display through at the Columbia Museums of Art ice. SHED DURING a month's stay in !an country by the Avanti Am's Corps, the exhibit features xtiles, pottery vessels, musical ins, jewelry, masks, ornaments, s, basketry and clothing items, i "popular" type of display at the i Museums is the Erin Kohn Doll ti. The exhibit, which closes Jan. 30, wax dolls, china head dolls, bisque wooden dolls. Sm "Museums," page 16 in'rfH ^ .. nt Discount no snecials^ j ~ r ' | or | r out charge 1 K <4k.ua 4- M*ABIA r ^ ny-vwi iiirdi* ! Main St. I Jade Hampton Hotel| sn^, i, P,I,JM, iim-n?m-T-^mm vY SPECIAL | R ANY 16" | PIZZA AND J COKES. S FAST, FREE DELIVERY ? . VIC rnilDAM DCD DI77A M **- wui vii i i_rv r illa JOOD ONLY ON 12-2-82 I ,Y BLUEPLATE ij )R A 16" TWO | PIZZA AND I rr sv-r* S.i tt FAST, FREE DELIVERY ONE COUPON PER PIZZA | s~ir\r\r\ avii v /~\m i i a-a VJWVL/V^INLI I JL-y-OJL g {DAY SADNESS | r/An A K i\/ i rets AIN1 I D EM PIZZA AND | IEE COKES. | FAST, FREE DELIVERY | ONE COUPON PER PIZZA | GOOD ONLY ON 12-4-82 5