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/ B.B. King to swine From Staff Reports Tickets for the first production of the USC Cultural Series featuring the blues and jazz of B.B. King Oct. 10, will be on sale Sept. 26-30 at the Township Auditorium. For more than 30 venrs Kino lmc nprfArm _ , ??O lv/l ?*" ed his synthesis of traditional blues, jazz and swing for sell-out crowds across the country. He and his 10-piece orchestra promise a fine evening's entertainment, said Jeanette Guinn, chairman of the USC Cultural Series Committee. The Cultural Series' next event will be "The Pirates of Penzance" Nov. 8 and 9. For information about the series, call 777-7130. "THE SHADOW Box," USC's first theatrical production of the 1983-84 season, will be presented at 8 p.m. Sept. 21 to 24 at Longstreet Theatre. A 3 p.m. matinee will be shown Sent. 25. For tickets, call 777-2551/2552 from noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. THE UNIVERSITY of South Carolina Press, publishers of such favorites as "Red Hills and Cotton," "Charleston Ghosts" and "From Savannah to Yorktown," will discount all of its books in print and some books will be given away free at an in-house book sale Sept. 20-22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Many of the books by the University Press are about South Carolina, its people, history, economics, cookery, art, architecture and culture. Many have become classics over the years. The sale will be held at the University Press office, 508 Assembly St. xj Yjb^f^eA'y UfsO~c5A)^ mmhhi. ! ^JMBl ^ I [IBjp?o^-fc: mM 11 I ATTENTIOl I of Student C II Receiving SI I 198 I The Office of Student Al i for the treasurers of studei funds through the studer workshops are for those tre approved budgets and for pending before the Senate dance at one of the works j organization can spend allocated to you. i The dates and times of Men., Sept. 19 2:30-4 I Wed., Sept. 21 7:30-9 Presidents of all organi along with their Treasurers will be beneficial to both. I at Township entertainment briefs THE SCOTS Guards and Black Watch will bring the music of Britain to Columbia Oct. 9 when the group kicks off the 1983-84 Carolina Concerts season in Carolina Coliseum. The concert begins at 4 p.m. and seating is general admission. One of Britain's most famous regimental bands, the Scots Guards and Black Watch will feature the best of British music, performing in colorful costumes with the highlight of the event being the bagpipe and drum performance by the Black Watch. The group has appeared in concert halls around the globe and is launching its 1983 American tour in Madison Square Garden in New York. Tickets to Carolina Concerts are sold only on a $20 season subscription basis and entitle O ciiKcnriKar #/\ r/*/* oil u ouuovi iuvi IU All dlA dllUW^. The season includes the Bamberg Symphony, Oct. 20; Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico, Nov. 9; Chicago Symphony, Jan. 24; Israel Ballet, March 13 and 14; and the London Savoyard's production of "The Mikdao," March 24 and 25. To order tickets, call 777-2555 or come by the Carolina Coliseum box office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. MCKISSICK MUSEUMS needs volunteers to give tours of the facility, talk to community groups about exhibits and help personnel in other ways. ror lniormation on the program, call Barbara Tartaglia at 777-6577. Right now, somebody, omewhere, needs your type f blood to go on living. Make sure enough )lood will be there if anyone n your community ever leedsit. __ ? America., Call Red Cross lor a RedCroes blood donor appointment. b And bring a friend. Thanks. A riseUi MacDonuld Wfcfll HelpWill Yxi? ^rTreasurers1 ^ /rganizanons ^ Funding for 3-84 :fairs will conduct workshops nt organizations that receive it allocation process. These . asurers of organizations with those with budget requests : Finance committee. 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