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The Richland County Public Library presents its November
film series, "Films of the r50s."
The films that will be shown on Sunday afternoons at 2:30
include: "Cyrano De Bergerac (Nov. 6);" "On the Waterfront"
(Nov. 13); "The Mouse that Roared" (Nov. 20); "Suddenly
Last Summer" (Nov. 27). Films for the series are provided
by the South Carolina State Library.
Film showings will be held in the auditorium of the Main
Library, 1400 Sumter Si. All showings are free and open to the
public. For more information,) call the library at 799-9084.
POET BETTY Adcock, who wrote "Walking Out" and
"Nettles," will be a guest writer / consultant at the USC
Writer's Workshop Nov. 8 -10, replacing Rosemary Daniell.
Franklin Ashley, pi_>fessor in the College of Applied ProfV?ccir?nal
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had a scheduling conflict and won't be able to attend the
workshop.
Adcock has given readings and workshops at the University
of Tennessee, Duke University and the University of Arkansas.
Her poetry has appeared in "The Nation," "Chicago
Review" and many other publications. She currently is prorNEED
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