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Educational product r o*_m n *_ rrum sum nn|iui? A children's theater class at USC has written a script for a play on child abuse called "A Different Way Of Love," which will be performed free for the public at 11 a.m. May 5 in Longstreet Theatre. The class, led by Ann Dreher, an instructor in USC's department of theater and speech, created the script through improvisation. Student Stanley Brown wrote the theme song and each class member will play multiple roles in the production. The play is to educate children to prevent the tragedy of child abuse. Although the play has been planned with a third-grade au uiciitc in niiiiu, ail Ages v?ui uviiciu iiv/in uk |^vi iuiHiaiiw> Scenes involving neglect and physical, physiological and sexual abuse are blended with humor and a relaxed attitude. For more information, call Dreher at 777-4146. A FREE public program of medieval and renaissance music will be presented at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Columbia Museum of Art by the Collegium Musicum of USC's School of Music. The Collegium Musicum, a group dedicated to the performance of music written before 1600, will perform on instruments of the period such as the recorder, crumhorn, lute and medieval harp. The singers and instrumentalists will also perform dances from the French court of the 16th century. Raymond Harris, who teaches part-time in the music school, will direct the group. Richard Conant, associate pro fessor, will be the vocal director. For more information, call the museum at 799-2810. As boys, they made a pact to share As men, they shared a dream t Rr\rmno on #>mr\irv> Knalt rtrt r?r<??rl i oil viiipiiv, uuui V7ii givvu, would end as a myst< HXMM1K IBM BflPIIIAl HFPBMMPilfflMFPBP ::-'^rVSTij AikfnHiX?i WMlM ?. V I gg ;;;j a; * ^ 'gg t, ''s ''H / : - Jggj ion portrays traged entertainment briefs FILMS, PHOTOGRAPHY, audio-works, multi-image shows and video tapes will be featured in the fourth annual Media Fest to be presented by USC's media arts department at 8 n.m. Mav 5 in the Strom Thurmond Auditorium of the USC Law Center. The program will include black-and-white and color photographs, live-action and animated films and other visual shows produced by media arts students, faculty members and alumni. A highlight will be a 60-second animated film, "In The Beginning/' produced by instructor Jan Milsapp's advanced animation class. The festival is an opportunity for students to premier new products and is supported financially by area businesses. For more information on this free public program, call the media arts office at 777-6812. CAROWINDS WILL recognize deaf individuals and their families from throughout the Southeast on Sunday May 6. Several thousand members of the deaf community and their families are expected to visit the amusement park in celebration of Carowinds' 10th Annual Deaf Awareness Day. This day also marks the beginning of Deaf Awareness Week in North Carolina. their fortunes, their loves, their lives. :o rise from poverty to power. violence and betrayal, their dream ^ry that refused to die. kWW * ?VHHH il l/ mo . 11 Si ij" J '([lViiLllX1 Mll'l -''ulii^' ' 11.. I ill: : * :i::*> ' :HHl:$- iMfc JBMHHBMBb . 'igaiBMi^i?WWm 1 , | I 1 ! I ARNON MILCHAN pt??its A SERGIO LEONE tm Starring ROBERT De NIRO "ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA" j ai?sum*lAMES WOODS ELIZABETH McGOVERN JOE PESO RIIRT YOUNG m'im* TIIFSQAY WFiD mt TREAT WILLIAMS > -jnm* o'ommr' EJNO MOMKM (^^CUUOOMMCM s^wSfJWOUOH. IfOMAOO KJMMJTI, PWRO De OWWO, 0MOO IKDtOU, FRANCO AKAUJ, fRNKO (UN* Produced by ARNON MILCHAN Directed by SERGIO LEONE UNMTWWO A MNMNO xEh A I ADO COMPANY REI.?ASf MMuanaarBCBK i? w'"?i > MUM ? COWUH'CUiMS COVANT I?w>aw?c?'<^ M In 11 y of child abuse SDecial activities at Carowinds include interoretors station ed at each of the six live shows and at information points throughout the park. Guests on May 6 will be able to view a display of WBTV EXTRAVISION, a teletext service recently introduced in the Charlotte area. Deaf individuals and their families will receive a reduced rate on admission tickets. WORKSHOPS ON export and import documentation and i i?... u. u.u ;n r>o.i unutu Jiaiwa vudiuius mw win uv II^IU iti \^uaiicdiuii auu v^ur umbia through the sponsorship of USC's Small Business Development Center. The workshops are scheduled for Wednesday in Charleston and Thursday in Columbia. The purpose of the workshop is to provide a comprehensive overview of new procedures for documentation affecting international sales and purchases and the movement of cargo. The morning sessions will center around export sales and documentation and U.S. customs laws. Private consultations with the speakers will be possible before and after the workshop. Robert Juhne, a nationally recognized international business and export-import specialist from USC, is the program chairman and an instructor for the workshops. Jon Godfrey and Charles Powell, vice-presidents of IntercontinentalPowell, will be specialist instructors for the workshops. Registration fee is $30. For more information or to register, call the Small Business Development Center at 777-5118. I .<j?I r* i i Vsainunu oiuutJiu v^wiutJi 1610 Greene St. Tel. 799-5870 Sunday Masses 11 a.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday Mass 5p.m. Friday Mass 7:45 p.m. First Wed. of each month: Faculty/staff lunch 11:30 - 1:30 Fr. Stephen Lynch, O.F.M. Catholic Campus Minister [East! [%^torage 11 Got A Storage Problem? j Need Packing S Pick-up Service? I \Y/~ I | jcc ud - w c i id vc The Space You Need. 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