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? MUSIC, MUSIC. MUSIC
The USC Dance Company's spring
ballet, "Paradise Found,"will be presented
through Sunday in Drayton Hall. For tickets,
call 777-2552.
A free concert of medieval music starring
the Columbia Waits, a USC quartet on
Renaissance instruments, is tonight at 8:15
p.m. in Gambrell Auditorium. A talk about
the group's music will begin at 7:45 p.m.
A barbershop quartet concert is at 8 p.m.
tomorrow at the Township Auditorium. For
tickets, call 736-1099 or the box office.
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Concert Band have a joint performance 3
p.m. Sunday in the Russell House Ballroom.
The USC Graduate Brass Quintet will
give a free outdoor performance in front of
McKissick Museum at noon Thursday.
The 11th annual New Musical Festival
begins 8 p.m. Thursday with a free concert in
Fraser Hall.
*A free concert by the Columbia College
" Wind Fnsemblc is 8 p.m. Thursday in the
concert hall of Columbia College's music
and art center.
ONSTAGE
Town Theatre's production of Anthony
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tomorrow. For tickets, phone 799-2510.
Lionel Bart's musical "Oliver!" will be
presented at Carolina Coliseum Tuesday and
Wednesday as part of the USC Carolina
Concerts series. For information, call
777-2555.
MISCELLANY
A printmaking workshop hosted by
printmakci Robert Blackburn and painter J.
Hardin is today from 10 a.m.-noon and 1-4
p.m. in the printmaking workshop of Sloan
College. The public is invited to drop in at
any time.
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A reception to honor visiting
photographer Francesco Scavullo is today at
6 p.m. in Room 203 of the Russell House.
Scavullo's photos of the American Ballet
Theatre arc on display in the second-floor
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Richland School District Two's Spring
Arts Festival continues through tomorrow at
Columbia Mall.
Fiction writer Lec Smith will speak Tuesday
at 8 p.m. in Belk Auditorium as part of
the USC Spring Writers Series.
A female impersonation show sponsored
oy inc use Uay Student Association is Tuesday
at 9 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom.
A fashion show sponsored by the USC
International Students Association is
Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Russell House
Ballroom.
- i nc- /\ri Department Auction is
Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Campus Room
of Capstone House.
A food bazaar and cultural exhibition
fair sponsored by the Carolina Program
Union and the International Council of Student
Associations is Thursday from 11
a.m.-3 p.m. in Greene Street in front of the
Russell Hoiise.
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Saturday, April 6, was (lie birthday of
Gamecock news editor Ann Farmer. Contrary
to popular belief, it wasn't a national
holiday.
' Today is David Letterman's 38th birthday.
Have more fun than humans should be
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Sunday is Lorctta Lynn's 53rd birthday.
Do something novel with Crisco today. It's
also the anniversary of the 1861 surrender of
Fort Sumter and the 1865 shooting of Abe
Lincoln. Don't read the next paragraph.
Monday is the anniversary of the 1865
death of Abe Lincoln. If you ignored the
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Tuesday is the 239th anniversary of (he
defeat of Bonnie Prince Charlie's forces at
Culloden Moor, Scotland. Cry into your
haggis today.
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easy marks' for death pretend to act as
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proportions.
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help Tommy, but his Jason'sickness and
discomfort with reality make him the
most likely suspect.
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. never seem to end. There are at least twenty
examples of how to kill innocent
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of the victims deserve axes in the head or
WMt groins, but Jason or his successor
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crunching of bones make a Aim entertain
jng. This demonic thinking is way off
The cast does not even deserve slight
recognition. Qranted, many of these acto#?re
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PART SIX Is well on its way to a
theatre near you. And what will come of
these films? Wilt cast members start
showing up pft game show#? Will People
magazine do an in-dcpth feature on a cast
reunion party? Will ABC
weekly series to boost its sagging ratings?
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