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Aiithnr Continued from paae 10 ! CRITICS HAVE noted in Morrison's prose a precise style and a lyrical quality. "I rewrite a lot. I write several drafts of everything, so it accomplishes the goals I have," she explained. She said many of these goals are similar throughout her fn,,, ? I * .J J I _ 1 1 II ? ? * iuui uuvtn, uui auucu wmi a liiugn, "none 01 wmcn i could explain right now. Some of them are asthetic and cultural. Some of them are just the art form itself." After her readina Mnrricnn woe aclr#?H linu) chp fnh about being 1?' J?d a black woman writer. "Every writer has been given some label. I was a little annoyed about the label 'black woman writer' because I heard in there something else ? a diminished world. "I want to be considered only a writer. But that's not true and I won't abandon anything to please someone else's vocabulary, because I am a black woman writer. I write to those concerns," she said. maddicam uac * u. -\r _ i _ T r_: 1 n 1 mwnriiown n/\o mu^ui <u i aic university anu ui oaru College in New York. She will be teaching two courses at Rutgers University this fall. "One course is called Techniques of Fiction," she said. "It's not called Creative Writing because colleges usually have someone on the staff to do that, and I don't know how to teach creative writing. "Because I am an editor and a writer I can describe techniques to get a writer where he wants to be; that usually takes vision, beauty and truth," she joked. The other + ~ * 1-1 _ _1 vuuiov onv ii i^a^n v,<juuei ua tuiiiciupuimy uiatK. women in fiction. Reflecting on her accomplishments, Morrison again displayed a sense of humor. "I never got any career counseling," she said, then paused. "So I thought it was all possible." Read the Garner If >11 Khakis j \JU $12.98 B Duck Head T-Shirts I j The Clothes Peddler (liyl QQ I ! r-Bush River Mall P'ft.ao H; Call Days Evenings & Weekends ?Sb?Beu-R JL KAPLAN VrSgBBBL Educational Center test preparation 1419 Pendleton St. specialists since 1938 Tel. 256-0673 For Information About Othar Centers In Mora Than 105 Major US Cities A Abroad Outside NY State CALL TOLL FREE: *00-223-1712 Ir / li/Jtt/ f/ lAynWUV Want You To Party In I The Sun And HAVE FUNM TPTTr.WT.n An 1 IBEER SALE I 12-pack Busch $4.49 I Before-Durinfr-A ft,pr (Outdoor Concert m Visit Our Deli After Show ; Rofno TTr>ncj?* Instrumental ^4 &r ** ' r JBF* fiL jnmn jy\ sm\ it Glenn Phillips (second from left) an Class to stagi Cr^rv^ riuui oidii ncfjuus Travels back in time to the i American Revolution and the American Civil War will be part of an < original children's show produced by < the children's theater class of USC's t Department of Theatre and Speech. t ?c([ everr Mo, I PKl.^iP^ w IIPWI^BP'W jJMiilPiPPIIWPipWWW^W^^^iiyWPWWy^v^^^JWB1??V^.N> .. y^uw Eg rock band tc From Staff Reports The Glenn Phil! HHk fronted by guitar w Spur tonight as pari W ft. Perf?rmance secutive Fridays ? Friday with a perfc MF WSSr tinue with concerts ? Qnnnrrptnnpc Mav f\ . - | Phillips, whom L ft| amazing guitarist I* - -r- | 'n' roll with a ferv< reaches in live perfc guitar picks and wei Wg A hammer. US Now 32, Phillip ? Atlanta's cult-tavoi EP7 JBHK duced four albums W JEm While he has refi JH offers, Phillips and Paul Provost and d r4 US A U/%nrJ U Ilia Udllll wmwu Bwiauu. e original chi The play, entitled "The Tee Shirt of Confidence," will be staged at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Longstreet Theatre. uirected by Ann Dreher, the plot :oncerns a schoolgirl's attempt to try 3ut for the boys' football team. With :he aid of a fairy-godmother figure, he heroine will travel back in time to nday, Wednei ' |j| ^;|jgajnM ImHv FOR THE REAL TAST PABtTJtTI ) perform m ??????^ ips Band, an Atlanta-based foursome izard Phillips, will appear at the Golden t of the Miller Rock Series. ? the second in the series of four conbegins at 9 p.m. The series debuted last irmance by the Driveways, and will conby the Pedestrians next week and the . Admission is free to all performances, owell Georee once described as "the most ve ever seen," plays all-instrumental rock ( Dr. His fans eagerly describe the pitch he C I rmances by recalling the time he forsaked nt at the strings of his Gibson with a claw s began his career as a teenager with *ite Hampton urease Bana. He nas prowith his Glenn Phillips Band. used to add a singer for some major label his band ? bassist Bill Rea, keyboardist rummer Doug Landsberg ? have received < ildrens play relive courageous acts by Americans through the ages. The class annually presents an original show designed for children. This play is geared toward middle school audiences, but anyone is welcome to attend, Dreher said. Admission is free. C j .and Friday iibv iUBHR ob^BBBBL fg$ ?;':^'W .vs^N?!<W I Ml " : :;: BP Bre! 1 PHHP" :^RH9HhkP ^i^HHH^:::;::x::-:^-^nD^H9i^K;W^BP^^ r' < EOF BEER WE PLACE. i e 1983 Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee. Wisconsin