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Kier Irmiter will brinj recording artists to the G Dancers From Staff Reports "Period Dance and ] dancers tomorrow at no Gallery. Part of the "McKissicl sponsored by the Depa Department of Music an The performance will is directed by Sandria England working in US Earle, USC Dance Com and Ray Harris' Collequ Expre: o a i lkL i ^ ilk "i ( > |p-| . '_Lr.| . ,-Z X :-S? v-l:L-":\r^" H::; ^:w^^OBr :3v" r^" -I. ^^ Ntf?'-:-.'- rare j his original music as well as his \ olden Spur tonight. focus on Rena Music" will be performed by eight on in USC's McKissick Museums Art k at Noon" series, the presentation is rtment of Theatre and Speech, the dthe museum. focus on the Renaissance period, and Reese, a period dance expert from JC's costume shop this year. Susan pany director, will narrate the show ium group will provide the music. pe VnilD n J<J I W II u I IMPORTANT AD\ MEETINC \V/U??. KM 1 THOSE INTERESTED IN PSYCH' ARE CORDIALLY INVITE ( I wiick. iviarcn a Where: Nursing, Rrr \ Time: 7:00 PM n * ' rurpose: Advisement Exploration Preparation If ALL PSYCHC Y&V MUST * ONE OF THE \ BBy i de] lat to j 1 hir Go US alt sir Ca no sp th* sa su it i of rocal impersonations of other an "ii issance in 'M entertainme The program is free and open tc tending may bring lunch to the mus A RECITAL by USC's Guitar Ens director Christopher Berg, will b Fraser Hall at 8 p.m. Berg is a music department faci classical guitarist. pinion Sendi ..................... ^ II * X /ISEMENT I ! ji nd March 30 5 J ! A 5 y j! for Autumn | of Career Options 1 for Graduate School ? | J a m x >LOGY MAJORS 5 ATTEND rWO MEETINGS. ; ill a u OLOGY AS A MAJOR j D TO ATTEND. S ! Acoustic IT iriginal sor John Vaughan 'What I'm doing this time pends on what goes on with >els," said Kier Irmiter as hi rnmnnof Kir fnfnrn lui ctuoi mo iiiuiicuirtit lutui t irmiter, an acoustic musicia nself simply as Kier, will per ilden Spur tonight at 9 p.m. He IC in November to promot< )um, "Consider Me." The tee done well in test marl rolinas, Virginia and Georgia w hoping to interest a major h 'It (thealbum) has done real' ots and well in others. I've be< it it's sold real regularly off th id. PERHAPS THE reason for ccess "off the stage" ? when up after a live performance Kier's appeal as a live act. \ccompanying himself on ac< d piano, Kier accents his npersonate" various artists cKissick a1 nt briefs 1 > the public, and those ateum during the show. t i iemble and soloists, led by ? e presented tomorrow in s iilty member and a noted t 2 4" HnmnnAn I IU. UdlEICUUL m m CAROLINA 1 USC-Syster a Camp The main thrust c the established or ne refine leadership s' organizational skills, students in faculty < tunity for meeting ot entire conference is experience. We want a good m students at the Uni Deadline for app selected will be not Applications can 1 Office. The office is Russell House. / 5 ( LEi I msician acci i n r> imnnron lyo, impci ou imitating their soui audience is imports next year an(j a relaxed m the record friendly atmospher ^ attempted sajd Kier's repertoire n who bills s0ngs by Jackson form at the Beatles, James T; ; last visited Fogelberg and Cat J 5 his debut ^ore important t album has hjs songwriting kets in the material. He said , and Kier is Me" displays, and iKol ' 1 1 major laoei win rec well in some en surprised stage," he "I FEEL pretty the record out tc "We're sending thi: this is more than a < the album's Kier is from C i people pick makes his home i - is because gave up a voice sc future in classica rustic guitar acoustic love. i ability to He tours the Easl i by closely college audiences. r lUnnn' nrnnr b VWII |?l V?|B ' The recital is free and open to i formation, call 7774280. SUNDAY IS the deadline set by rheatre for accepting applications f Jie 1983-84 season. Plans are to present a musical pr ion-musical, either a comedy or di students are encouraged to apply, itudent directors in the past. Annlirnntc chrnilH conH o pociimo UVIIU %M JIWUI11V >f plays to be directed to Ms. P. A. 1 !44, Chapin, S.C. 29036. k Drawer A, Ri LEAD LEADERSHIP PI Fifth Annual ti Leadership Con /Tav 19-11 1QS5 JLM JL. i y X %J V_/1/ Long, Aiken, S.< )f this year's conference 1 wly elected leader wishing kills. Session will cover , A University simulation s md administrative roles. :her student leaders will be 5 great fun and a tremer lix of student leaders reprc vcrsity. lications is April 8, 19? ified by April 15. 3e picked up in the Caroli located behind the Inforr ^ROUNAll ftDERSHIP PROGRAM M ants his f nations nd. His rapport with his int to his show; quick wit anner help establish a e when he performs, he ; includes renditions of { Browne, Billy Joel, the aylor, the Eagles, Dan Stevens. ;o his future, however, is ability and original this is what "Consider this is what he hopes a ognize. confident about sending > the labels," he said. s out with the feeling that" ane-in-a-million shot.'' Ilemson, S.C., but now in Greensboro, N.C. He holarship and a possible il music to pursue his t coast, playing mostly to am o the public. For more inthe Chapin Community or volunteer directors for oduction in the fall and a rama, in the spring. USC as the theater has used, j and the title and synopsis Huckeriede, Route 3, Box jssell House SXH JIW Kiq ( il V SOGRAM | ference A <ii will be toward to develop and * personal and l! I session will put ' T ? .uuis oi oppor- ft i provided. The jj idous learning HI ( * I renting all the ; ; *3. Applicants | na Leadership x nation Desk in ij;j II f u y i !' J