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Entries for the first student photograp
by the Visual Arts Committee of the
Union, will be accepted until 5 p,m. M;
The contest is open to all USC stud
three photos may be entered. All entr;
mounting.
Pictures will be judged in several cate
shots and still life, which includes port
ana-wnue ana coior pnotos. a special
campus-related photos. The winner wil
Telephone Directory.
Winners will be announced at the Idi
on photography March 21. The win
displayed in the Russell House seconc
20-27. A CPU spokesman said he he
become an annual event.
Entry packets, which include rules,
CPU, Russell House room 209.
AUDITIONS FOR the last of the p
Jones' "A Texas Trilogy, The Oldest L
be held from 1 to 4 p.m. March 10 j
Theatre.
The play has a cast of nine players:
oldest living graduate); Floyd, 40s,
Maureen 40s, Floyd's wife; Clarence, 4
Ann, late 20s, Clarence's wife; Mike, 40s
Ketchum, 50s; Cadet Turnbull, 17, a sti
40s, a nurse.
The play will be presented April 25-M
The director will be Mary Garvin.
PROCEEDS FROM a benefit perforr
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arch 7. 1 . =
ents. A maximum of duction of "The Trojan Wo
ies must have proper representative of the Colun
Sexual Asaault.
gories: nature, action Thomas Cooke, chairma
laus, ior oom DiacR- department,presented achec
category for color is Liz Norris.
1 appear on the USC People Against Sexual A:
network to help rape victims
eas and Issues lecture will be used to help fund th
ning photos will be For more information c
i floor lobby March 252-8393.
>pes the contest will [
can be picked up at TRYCUTS FOR the ense
Guild's production of "The
held Saturday and Sunday i
Room at 1:30 p.m.
lays forming Preston The cast is open to actors
,iving Graduate" will parts for both male and fei
md 11 at Workshop regardless of exnerienrp ?r
"The Little Plays of St. Frar
the Colonel, 75 (the Trinity Cathedral,
the Colonel's son; This production is part of
Os, a friend; Martha *84 to be held May 4 and 5. IS
, a hired hand; Major tion of spring and the cultu
ident; and Claudine, Columbia Action Council.
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.ment briefs The
"Of Hun
men" recently were presented to a melodrama ab
ibia-based group, People Against a coarse, unfe
"Lost Hor
in of (JSC's theatre and speech while escaping
:k for $193 to group staff member plane and take
(1937)
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??un is caiaunbiung a rape crisis "Hound o
in the Columbia area. The money Holmes myste
e network. threatens the 1
>n the rape crisis network, call (1939)
"Great E>
Charles Dickei
with an escape
imble cast on the Trinity Theatre
Little Plays of St. Francis" will be The film sh
n Trinity Cathedral's Canterbury Main Library,
nnhlir
ages 13 and up. There are various For more in
nale, young and old. All actors,
e invited to audition. Copies of
icis" may be read in the library of
ERICA JOP
the church's offering for Mayfest ches," and ott
flayfest '84 is Columbia's celebra- Series March 7
iral arts and is sponsored by the
The best-sell
ill Christy Smith at 782-2697 or an autograph i
h at 771-7300. read and discus
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