The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 28, 1983, Page 12, Image 13
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From Staff Reports
USC was well represented Monday
as 23 of its graduates and several men
associated with the university werp
named among the 50 most eligible men
in the Midlands.
The Rod Shealy Publishing Company
released the book, "The 50 Most
Eligible Men in Columbia and the
Midlands of' South Carolina"
yesterday.
Among those named were Ronald
Bass, USC quarterback 1976-77; Bob
Ailton, "The Voice of Gamecocks"
and sports announcer for WNOK
radio; Martin R. Weinrich, statistics
professor in the USC School of
Medicine; and Philip Babb. publisher
of "Li'l Bird."
Two students were named as future
eligible bachelors, Scott Summers, accounting
major and Rich Lamprey,
media arts junior.
The book is on sale at the Russell
House Bookstore.
THE SCOTS Guards and the Black
Watch will be at Carolina Coliseum at
4 p.m. Oct. 9 in the first program of
the six-event Carolina Concerts series.
Tickets for the series cost $20, and
are available by calling 777-2555.
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Department of Theatre and Speech's
second production of the 1983-84
season, "Suddenly Last Summer," to
be presented Oct. 14-16 and Oct. 19-23
at Longstreet Theatre.
Performances are at 8 p.m., except
on Sundays when there are only 3 p.m.
matinees. Tickets are available by calling
the box office at 777-2551/2552.
SCHOOL BUSING will be the topic
of debate at 8 p.m. Oct. 5 in room 304
of the Russell House, sponsored by the
Athenian Literary and Debating Society.
The public is welcome and admission
is free.
INDIVIDUAL TICKETS for the
jazz concert by B.B. King, set for 8
p.m. Oct. 10 at the Township, will go
on sale Oct. 4 at the auditorium's box
office.
The concert is the first in a fiveevent
program sponsored by the USC
Cultural Series. Tickets will cost the
public $13 and USC students $8.
The Cultural Series will feature
"The Pirates of Penzance" Nov. 7.and
8. Tickets for this event are not included
in the Cultural Series' season
subscription package.
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office at 252-6530. For more information
about the individual events, call
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AUDITIONS FOR USC's production
of "The Caucasian Chalk Circle"
will be held Oct. 9 and 10 at the Benson
School on Pickens Street.
Tryouts will be from 1 to 5 p.m.
Oct. 9 and from 7 to 11 p.m. Oct. 10.
More than 30 roles ? some requiring
singing ? must be filled, according to
director Richard Jennings, head of the
acting program for USC's Department
of Theatre and Speech.
hour musician/actors also are needed
to play piano, violin, percussion
and flute for the performance.
The play will be presented Nov.
29-Dec. 4 at Longstreet Theatre.
For information, call 777-4876 or
777-5286.
LOVE THAT lasts a lifetime will be
featured in five films to be brought to
Columbia this fall through the
Carolina Community Film Festival.
Anyone wishing to join the festival
may send a check to the Carolina
Community Film Festival, College ol
Humanities and Social Sciences, USC,
Columbia, S.C. 29208.
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networks combined.
NBC dominated for the third straight year at Sunday's 35th
annual television awards presentation and "HiB Street Bines"
won its third straight Emmy as best drama series* compiling
six awards to tie the ABC miniseries 4'The Thorn Birds" for
the most Emmys.
It was the most Emmys NBC had ever wonv but it failed to
reach CBS* record of 44 in 1974. I
NBC's critically acclaimed "Cheers," named best comedy
series, won five awards. "Special Bulletin" took four awards
and "St. Elsewhere" got three.
Top-rated CBS won II and ABC took 14. Four others went
to the Public Broadasting System and two to syndicated programs.
NBC's total includes 12 craft awards announced
before the telecast.
The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences' annual Emmys
for prime-time programming were presented during a
slow-moving show on NBC that lasted three hours and 20
minutes. Comedians Joan Rivers ana Eaaie Murpny were inc
hosts.
14Hill Street Blues," unlike the past two years, did not win a
single acting award. It was named best drama series, won for
writing and directing and took three crafts awards.
Shelly Long was named best lead actress in a comedy series
for"Cheers," a series set in * Boston bar. Theories also won
for best comedy, best writing and directing and graphic
design.
"Special Bulletin," a realistic simulation of how a network's
news division would cover a nuclear terrorist attack,
was named best drama special. It also won for writing and in
two craft categories.
NBC's new hospital drama, "St. Elsewhere" took three acting
awards. Ed Flanders was named best lead actor in a
drama series for his role as the gentle hospital director.
WELCOME BACK!!!
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