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DIGITAL WATCH 9.95 JEWELI i ^ MAIM AT BLOi ' SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSm Studeni ?v *tjpj !* <_ ?*4BI I Is Mi: We Nee Fall elections for v. held today from 9: graduate and gradual ble to vote for the c three convenient loc Russell House Pickens St. B Loliseum Lot Students living in I candidates from thei pus can only vote for they are enrolled. If 0 - in any district then s A validated student required. The vacant seats , District 3 Se< District 5 Se; District 5 Seal District 7 Seats District 8 Se; District 9 Seats District 12 Seats District 15 Sei I' NA FLASHER IS TIME EVER ^G&itL ^IFTfs y gift <" -fife /^IDEAS^^ ?j /? DIGITAL // DESK CLOCK // *7 95 // RY WAREHOUSE jamecock Headquarters" iSOM ACROSS FROM HONEYCOMB r Ooverhi ssing Piece: id Tour V acant Student Senate seats 00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. , te students (full or part-timt J: J- -i -1 " diKiiudies oi meir cnoice rations on campus: ! Patio ridge >by (in front of of Snack University housing can on r dormitory; students livin a candidate from the collet there is mnrp than nno ?/ - W ? V ^ ?l IM > V I IV- V < itudents can vote for each ID or driver's license witl are as follows: it 5 Married Housin Apts., Carolina University Terra 3t 2 Bates House t 3,4 Bates West, Roi 1,2,3,4 College of Libei it 2 College of Scier Mathematics >2,3 College of Appl Professional Sci< 1,2,3,4 College of Educ it I College of Libra Information Sci< mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmKmmmmmmtm heret\ col I dra It/ / //?- I By Jimm //\ I tired but II I formanc< II I Broadwa -t?-1 Drama a 11 day and LK I "Win/ I two wo ' B Gallaghei J TM I ferent siti M loosely b The serie; S M comedy t( | The fii Fresno," IENT ssr? KAdAl A are puttin pageant. BrIbM "Final v' i entrv in I come to g< I taken awj 1 her. H us ex 5# By Mary ! Clouds A sunshine I Hi IT A dancing o IfyP ?y 0 features c Hansen ; are being tTcZ All J ? nni>-man ^All UHQCr* McKissicl e) are eligiin one of Aithoui - colors, fc \\ ting, an 1 beeswax ? I LAND! viUllllllcllCI Mjl focus on r | observer s ly vote for I ?aa^s, 0 off cam- I presses thi ? . i I jects are t J6 in WhlCh I highway ( acant seat B lanEdvs^pe 1 vacancy. I form,s- 1 . I simplifies 1 phOtO IS I uses diffei I ings, to a< I Hansen I color at I n ir\\ii wishes to g \V-lln "thinking Gardens, i ,ce) [ ost al Arts ice and lied ence ation i iry and Jj ?nce p lumbia colleg imatic produt y Keller falley, the director of Columbia ColWin/Lose/Draw," seemed a little relieved after a special preview per5 Monday night. tiow, which had a successful offy run, will be presented by Columeee's Department of Sneech and t 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturat 3 p.m. Sunday. Lose/Draw" is a play written by men, Ara Watson and Mary , about different women in difnations. The title is a collective one ased on the three plays presented. > of one-act plays will ranging from o serious drama. rst play is entitled 4 * Little Miss and it stars Helen Holliday as '.habacki and Dede Coggiola as :tles. It involves two mothers who g meir uaugniers mrougn a oeauty Placement" is the more dramatic the play. The scene is a Child Office where Luellen James has et her child back. Her son has been ly from her, as James has abused James will be played by Lisa a sophomore majoring in Dance ish of color >C professor'; press pure vi Sue Lawrence swirling restlessly in bright skies, blinking through greenery, shadows >n smooth roeks ? these are typical >f Harry Hansen's watercolors. i, associate head of USC's art U J-LLIV 111, nas juceii uaoDiing in paints dhood. He has had more than 30 shows, the most recent at c museums, and has been in , national and international is. gh he now works mostly in water?r years he studied encaustic painancient technique employing is a medium. SCAPE THEMES have always d Hansen's works. His paintings lature in its purest forms. Where an ees merely an ordinary rock, Harry sees dancing light and playful against a smooth form, and he exese visions in his paintings. His subhose one might see driving along a >r walking in the country, his non-objective works are -oriented, making use of colors and He frequently exaggerates or color to suit his own tastes and rent methods, such as knife srcapid texture to his creations. has taught basic design and waterJSC since 1970. The idea he most communicate to his students is visually." ITT fflBBB RESEARCH HV Shedding W light on birth defects^) 'Uuxviiuuui Su(: flf (B) March ^ mmboikim l>th e to pre ition thi and minoring in Thea Mary Hanson, will Bar wick. Having been in mu< Wheeler's first dram; couraged by her theal and she landed a production. Wheeler says, "It \ Luellen because she predictable. She will child back. The final play i; Cake," and quite ap the compulsive eating ferent women. One i; while the other is a Holliday and Barwicl AnnMarie Fitzcr respectively. Nalley insists that about women, it is fo She adds, "I think tion to the off-B They're little plays, where what happens more important than The 88 seat theater timacy of the charact be very close to the a For tickets, call 78 are $2.00 and adult ti s water isions o In a society predominantly wo realizes that visual overlooked. He urge< visual terms in order vant recorders of the BUT DESPITE hi< outiook, Hansen's pc down with hidden sy meanings. They are the world as it appea A friend once came ed one of his painting bolic content and met tion to this was, 4,to i some railroad tracks. Painting is importa because it is part of h an activity that he en something in me that no matter what." And for Harry Hi tant eritir anH r r ? v Hansen. "I am my most Hansen said. Perhaps it is this ai Hansen's paintings sc colors have a soothi; Looking at Hansen's only his portrayal leaves;but also the pe of nature. LMAimiliZb ? )port the i of Dimes (CIS FOUNDATION ? THIS SPACt CONTRiBl ssent s week tre. The social worker, be played by Kimi >icals all her life, this is atic role. She was en- , re teacher to audition. major part in the vas hard to prepare for is so erratic and undo anything to get her > entitled "Chocolate >propriately deals with habits of two very difs a brash New Yorker, quiet suburban type, k will take the roles of and Delia Baron , though the play is r anybody. ii a a civjsc ap[)iuauuciroadway production. It's the kind of play to the characters are how the play looks." should enhance the iners as the audience will ctors. 6-3850. Student tickets ickets are $4.00. colors f nofn?*A I IIQ 1UI C where thinking is ?rd-oriented, Hansen I elements are easily ; his students to think in to become truly obserworld around them. > emphasis on the visual untings are not boggedmbols and unconscious simply impressions of rs to him. to Hansen and describes as being full of sym inmg ? Hansen's reacme it is just a house by nt to Hansen, not only is job, but because it is joys. He feels "there is would make me paint insen, the most impor>f his paintings in Harry important audience," im to please that makes ) refreshing. His waterng and calming effect, naintinos nnp ?ppc nnt of rocks, waves and ace, beauty, and purity JTEOBY THE PUBLISHER