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Since the. USC Dsncc C formed in 1975, it has mam its ability and gain the r< university and the n?hH/? Susan Earles, artistic di company, founded it nine began with a $200 budget i Booker T. Washington Earles said she used to players aside to try recruit! the dance company. paries said the company n least $5,000 annually from tl speech department, depeni itiany performances are sch< ' ' V; THE COMPANY prepare the round at Longstreet Th< annual Fall Concert. Earles cing in the round in "kind c through a kaleidoscope* Vot to people in the audience* you sweat on your brow a you are out of step. Everytl _ '. gH "C*ofc'?" Ra^jr I ? ' SOW -C PM 4mJ? ! ; ! CwVUmft ftM JMk L j H BaJurf Chicken p i JO M. M(k *V* J j (Ask* V' tvgka, com tx*a rTTTT?VTVTT Ayy?th?r? ty>tw MK?* | ft WWu Oravy Tot Two \ t|||. I I gl 10-3.35 20 6 25 \ CMcbm InnuUdu fried und COT with "hot" BVtH ud mmi muc 1*| ft# J fltffft I r>M ud bnulnl ncurtllt Mlct 1- ifi|>irta muc*. 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It week plus ^tri wd a stage at choreoffraoHint i3ai Auditorium. we will hopefully ha pull football of dancers." ng them into Nancy Ferrara, a ow receives at pany, said* "Daiftd tie theatre and you can dance to th< Jing on how jor accomplishment sdulcd. to the audience.'* & through choreograp sd to dance in the costumes. jatre for their Vivian Brooks said that dan- costume designer, .f like looking costumes Brooks mi *>re right next elaborate to express They can see a long tinte to make nd can tell if pie outfit* ling Is seen in *you CAN * \ orUie Nov. 6 ballet dress. It need* llet, classical light^Sstmnes an< :es. dancers* ability to c< tne auaience mat mi * for the Fall pring Ballet. Earles said that m to make the performances arc so] macular. to everyone from a i Concert as a little kid/* she said. * The closing The most import f that she said Concert to Earies is f laughing. The clo "tongue-in-cheek" > v consists of /U want tfeem to < of them w* ' that/ " site said. . V ... . . 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It may take power-hunf |bi|j|t rtiay W a ?; Morgan > ^is mother ed to Que ftirai pattern for a Morgan w< feib-$e created.** f|j|M > ritories, be< :0 performanc4;4iC? does Queei I milslc. But it's cause chaoi . i?_ . . . - ? ? mvcy ineir icenngs to JacK gains i %kcs the show. ny will be s ost of the company's ~~ Id out. "We perform jrey-haired lady to a * . X Jul Workshop ' ant part of the Pall special spark '?*-*??peoptetoieaypl treats the con sing dano?Jjp<Spp:V!' "Fiddler on I Vndereoo piece. Directed b M 1classic wi" ?i f/mS 7^- / V 'ZMtsZOA taurant and^a Tanas Stjrl* BBfi !! ?( ROM Largs and tender beqf back ribs cooked (a and coumd with the "Cattlemanrecipe Texas style txvb*gu? mum that made DaMaa famous. ..4.90 )Q IK Ktt Dinner (v?fim ant tf it etc.) . . 4.90 m Ik. ma> Dinner f?HiU? arv4 bwi etc.) . . I N Ilk Haas CMkla1 Tea-Max Styt* - garoad trttti a toaaad ?In*. MI iMUb^rb M, corn tortfWaa. eHim. itUea ta< bean* lopped wftk tour cnaa, krttuca aad toaaato 4.7? 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Because himself b, author of "Ghost Jtory," remini nd" and "Floating Dragon," "Huckl< l with King. Together they Sawyer' ot a horror tale, as one would through Mark lisman" is the story of Jack Americ< young boy searching for a also has alisman that will cure his Lot" ai incer. His quest leads him to Twain's :ry of the Territories, a land shown c replaces science. descrip st journey from New Hamp- "Floatii ifornia, traveling by American develop: and Territorial byways. King an in Jack's way include the perfectl; gers of hitchhiking, the super- "The gers of the Territories and the ever wri t menace of Morgan Sloat, a has silk; isinessman on earth and a envelop* $ry wizard in the Territories. suspens< vants to stop Jack from saving strong a because she is spiritually link- tion is t en Laura of the Territories. "The ould then conquer the Ter- spine-tii :ause if Jack's mother dies, so poundin i Laura. Morgan would then fans exp s in both worlds. However, if sufficier the Talisman, Morgan's tyran- hard to ;hattered. novel. \Af AvI/oliAn TUaa4 VYUI IVd!IU|J I IICCM Theatre is sure to offer an extra Twenty peri to the holiday season when it citing show lmunity to the popular musical Tsarist Rus he Roof." The mus y Bette Herring, the musical and how th< pen Nov. 23 for a 15-day run. For ticke roern * C?dMmU rrM BtMk Ct Tender Cholo* beqf battered In Wegetfrej our epeciai blend qfjlour and daily ask epic**. dmepJHed and covered u. We prof wilh a generous h<(pO\f of a/vd ot homtmadf uMM (nuy. Ttoo epic** and MflM. too. to T?xai tt'i oallec!"Chick*n Fried" 4.JO AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAA/ ^ ilj PoUto of Iht Da? r?< OU FTtM For young cm Oram ?! ? AmM S*itat chicken. 1M SfMAfftM HMdtttDqr temn^i ... dot* Maw Vaflt te Imw Mack By* taa V?0t la taaaaa MaawaU How a' I* ouV M Lm4faa? lea* Hot ua laU jrt VMte HaW?N (Mm. Tab. Sf wHh coca braad aad btocvtu HcfltloaMl ? ? H Milk <?#? Iw Wf xnti Xw? for tx potato. ito a? w|h? ot tlM ?ay. 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Stephen King this talent, as proven in "Salem's id "Pet Sematary," but he lacks skill for description. Straub has himself a master of mood and tion in "Shadowland" and ig Dragon," but he seldom s his characters fully. Together, d Straub complement each other VTalisman" is easily the best novel itten by either author. The story y-smooth pacing which gradually es the reader in a cocoon of : and fear. The characters are ind enthralling, and their interache best part of the book. Talisman" is suspenseful and lgling, but it is not the heart ig horror story King and Straub >ect. Whether this book will be a it fix for all terror-tale junkies is say. It is, however, an excellent Cre formers will participate in this exabout a poverty-stricken town in sia. ical focuses on the townspeople sir lives are governed by tradition, ts or information, call 799-6551. ' ~~1 itch 9< tlM Day ?h ?qfootl (Miwcr*d your uioitr?M about [ rr to broil U u/Uh butit tpecial Mmd qf I Umon Juicm. 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