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'Alice in VI From Staff Reports ^ "Alice in Wonderland," ai tions for Lewis Carroll's Alic 31 at Thomas Cooper Librar The woodcuts are the woi leading modern American bo< ly prepared by him for edition "Through the Looking Glass, ly printed in editions of onl nyroyal Press of West Hatfie For purposes of compari familiar illustrations for the < Moser's new interpretations. ror mure lmormauon, can THE USC Orchestra needs with the group Monday aftei Robert Jesselson, director < department, said he needs vie for the group, which will be Dittersdorf, Bach, Mozart { concerts. The orchestra meets from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursdays at Street. rui II1UIC IlllUi UlctllUIl, Lcl music office at 111- 4280. WOMEN AND their roles di USC's theatrical production 27-29 and Jan. 31-Feb. 5 at 1 Ann Dreher, a drama instri and Workshop Theatre proci Greek play by Euripides. For tickets or more inform; fice at 777-2551 between no( Saturday. OPENINGS ARE available ir semester. Arpad Darazs' Concert C\ voices in all ranges from bas: Carolina Alive, Richard Cc seeking new voices. I 9 / 920 S. Main 0 * FEATUh Pool Tables Top 1 Big Screen featuring I As Always N cvci\t ni FREE BEEF ! (ASK MANAi fi- - t " hi | Papp I at Every DRAFT BEER 25? cup I Am Free Cup Sam fonderland' i i exhibition of woodcut illustrae hooks, is on Hisnlnv until Inn y. rk of Barry Moser, one of the k illustrators, and were specials of "Alice in Wonderland" and " Both books have been privately 350 copies each by the Pen Id, Mass. son, copies of John Tenniel's original editions are shown near I Roger Mortimer at 777-8154. inn string players who can practice noons and Thursday evenings. 3f the orchestra for USC's music )lin, viola, cella and bass players performing works by Wagner, ind Charles Ives during spring 3:45 to 5:45 p.m. Mondays and the USC Band Hall on S. Main ii i i _ nnn i ?i in jcsseiMJii <u / / /-iujj ui uic ! iring wartime will be featured in , "The Trojan Women," Jan. Longstreet Theatre. ictor and director of several USC luctions, will direct this ancient ation, call the Longstreet box of>n and 5 p.m. Monday through \ a couple of USC's choruses this loir and University Chorus need s to soprano. >nant's pop singing group, also is Ws "2 pen 12-2 am ? VNO * | \l\Aon m- _ V IU VV VUI IIVv | ?in Stereo Jo Cover! 3| IQHT IS LflDI : FOR LADIES 9 GER ABOUT PARTIES y 5 nd|i|j : Sambim Friday 4-8:( corner of Main and Bios: DJ (live) select your own music $1.00 PITCHERS !R HAPPY HOUR (after 8 /e Have Imported Beer, of Beer With Ever RINSVS :hicken & Sjj comes to libra entertainment Academic credit is available to stu< staff members are also welcomed to jc Members are also needed for the all-r ingers group. The group is televised ar For information on any of these gr 777-2454. SMALL BUSINESS management semi in Columbia, Aiken, Sumter and through March by USC's Business De the technical educational college in eac Geared toward the needs of small topics will include salesmanship, credit small business successfully, advertisin puters and small business loans. Average cost of each seminar is $20 registration is recommended because on up for each seminar. The sessions will be conducted in t modate registrants. For information on any of these sem Small Business Development Center at t^rhniral pHnratinn rnllpap ,ATAWBA INDIAN potter Sara Ayei pottery-making techniques from 11 a.n the Booker T. Washington Ceramics S Ayer's visit will be the first in a series tations this spring by guest artists at US ing sponsored by the Clay Arts Soci< Department of Art. Other guest artists include Steve P< raku workshop Feb.21; Ted Saupe, judge the annual Student Art Exhibit tion of his ceramic techniques March 6; will give a ceramics-throwing demonstr; All events are free and open to the pu in the Booker T. Washington Ceran Street across from the Blatt Physical E For more information, call 777-7077 IRbflY NIGHT: ng your ticket stub for a Free Cup of I j SUDEISER WFT BEER fter the game ES NIGHT :30-10:00 ; FOR DORMS) I wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmam i Hour o's! 30 p.m. som ? i FREE SNACKS | popcorn home fries :00 p.m.) ; Too! y Sub Order. IBs] 1 ry [Da\ * '+ ' * Kriofc .rlttftl ients, but faculty and in, Darazs said. nale Palmetto Masters- 0 mually. oups, call 777-4280 or ote*rv$l ffSHH tion,?*! Ilttodcqp Ballrooi nars will be sponsored 7' Orangeburg January Vw!l * velopment Center and , :h area. ^ the Si businessmen, seminar , collections, starting a . g, bookkeeping, com- . . Y1? with hu Pasture: per person, and early several ! ily 40 persons may sign Admi Americ. he evening to accom- ^he 1 Month, inars, contact the USC "Black 777-51 18 or the local Educati Thee conjunc testants /inrl r Af-i a?u i vaj *s will demonstrate her "Mir n. to 4 p.m. Jan. 31 at Afr tudio. Affairs, ; of ceramic art presen- "A N C. These artists are be- formed ;ty of the university's campus last yea )well, who will give a be a ceramicist who will non-me and give a demonstra- Two and Ron Meyers, who vance ation March 29 and 30. 4 p.m., Feb. 19 ,, . ... , , film cri bhc and will take place The lies Studio on Wheat speaker Education Center. por r I "... TRIUMPH/ "AS THE BLACK STAUION/ HIS F FILMMAKER OF RAVISHIN6 TAlfNT. yfel YOUR JAW PROP OPEN OUT OF 6 safes ^&BA.TTS WHY THEY CI S?@EllK-CR !;,2S^ Wife STARTS TOl EXCLUSm ris, Dee to perfi 3U DM||.AMm in Ddiiiuum ' Davis and Rubie Dee will give a dramatic aside/Out," including folk tales, slave st< writings, Feb. 20 at 8 p.m. in the Russi n. s Association of A fro-American students 1 program. t best knownfor her stage and Him roles ii un" and for her roles in the American Shs 's presentations of "The Taming of the Irds," and "Agememnon." wrote and starred in "Purlie Victorious"' j wife as co-star. He also appeared in s" and "Raisin in the Sun," and has films. ssion is $2 for members of the Association in Students, and $3 for non-members, theme for this year's Black History Ol celebrated annually throughout the natio Americans and the Struggle for Excc on." )pening ceremony will be held Jan. 29 at :tion with the Miss Black USC Pagea will be judged on the basis of beauty, tal< ponses to judges' questions. lority Parent-Student Weekend," co-spor o-American Students and the Office of , is Feb. 10 and 11. light at the Improv," a talent program, w Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. This show will feature ta and the community, with special entertai r's winner, USC student Sherri Davis. A $1.50 for Afro-American students, and mbers. films will be offered during Black Histo lonth: "The Wiz," which will be shown 1 and "Say Amen, Somebody, A Gospel at 4 p.m. "Say Amen" was recently in< tic Roger Ebert's list of the 10 best films month's activities will conclude Feb. 2 who will be announced later. nore information, call 777-5116. : ^ \NT FILM MAKING ..." - Sheila Benson, Los Angeles Times IRST FEATURE, SHOWED, CARROU. BAUARD 1$ / THERE ARE SEQUENCES IN THIS MOVIE THAT MAKI ENUINE AMAZEMENT." - David Amm, Nwtw.nl .*.' ;-7'*V - ji-iy.: . SOUlDNTf DO THE JOB. HIOSE HIM. j=; - mt'?^ * r fi V] BUSH RIV RD at DUTCH SQ ^ J i ' Vtriericaii presenta* ories and | > _ W ' w . V vUl spon1 "Raisin tkespeare Shrew/' . ' in 1962, i "Green directed i of Afro) i> jservance n, will be illence in 7 p.m. in nt. Consnt, poise isored by Minority ill be percent from nment by admission $2.50 for \ D ry ObserFeb. 18 at Jubilee," eluded on of 1983. 17 with a 'tf \ ! E b :. i-; - ' . 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