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* ^fl|ij.; ligijV'"/-:;.?|8|f; L:V-'-: " BfF ^V < ^gMgH ! |lS"K >&x a aJB^^ftpswsfsg^^prtssH NSS-1' >;liifc' 'jsl^B^fiMWwi te^ML-:. ^jnHr^ffiHI gjj||g?%, . : , . .. ; y. : ',T ra \ B 1 mSE^^>/ ^.." - gsflpr v . > ^COLOR ME CULTURAL! The 1985-86 Cultural Series j is here! f at the Carolina Coliseum t The Gary Burton Quartet I October 24 They're Playing Our Song I November 12 Cab Calloway's Cotton Club Revisited January 29 I Aivin Ailey Modern Dance j [] Company |1 February 18 | Phillip Glass Ensemble [j April 8 Netherlands Dans Ensemble j! April 28 Season Membership Public $27 | r, use Faculty/Staff $22 USC Students $15 [ j See order blank in ! |i] Wednesday's Gamecock or I come by the CPU Office j II RHUU 2nd Floor for a ! tj brochure. . ** j?z-A.-V-L: -^r\j 1 W- - ME-'^:--^yr^,^v%-^- *_-j mammmmmmtatmrnmBammammmmaammm Special Progra Comedian/ TIM CAH Wednesday, 8 p.m. 1 $1.00 at ^ *1 y Part of the Hun jgi ii iii carolina 11 f Blai ^plar From staff ra| Minority $100,000 in USC's B1 $100,000 fc university. ff ^BBgSHnH| Caucus c [g ^HHaHa has been rai ml ^h| 1 The fund . w vhhh rv W "" : to increase Developme Tl | -Mm TU Fog kftnJliAii.fi ii Ml pcauncau bampuui racy Batz and Micki Upchurch, bovo, came prepared with sleepig bags a;id cooler for Thursday's ampout for tickets to the Grateful lead concert, scheduled for Oct. 1 at Carolina Coliseum. Dale Can- ? on, far left, films the nightlong ? 4 went while Tim Moore, left, talks with friends. tTtViv 5EAN KEEFER/The Gsmacock ? tms presents Musician rANAfiH October 2 "he Spur the door np Night Series ^aaa ik alumni group is scholarships ports students at USC now have a chance to receive about scholarship money to attend the university. ack Alumni Caucus has announced a campaign to raise )r scholarships for minority students who attend the hairman Cynthia Legette said more than $14,000 already sed from USC black alumni and friends of the university, raising efforts are aimed at USC black alumni, students, ii, tiiiu cuuiiiiuiiiiy wi &<i iii/duuii^. icus has been working very hard over the last few months the amount of scholarship money available to minority ending the university," Legette said. ey raised through this campaign will be placed in the Greener Endowment Fund, which was established by the lonor of USC's first black faculty member. :us has made progress, but the support of the entire combe needed to raise the $100,000, she said. >ns in any amount will be appreciated," Legette said, tions to the Richard T. Greener Endowment Fund may be ailing a check to: Development Office, University of South Columbia. S.C. 29208. : information about this fundraising campaign, call USC's nt Office at 777-7190. 1 ill I -i I M 1 H I i'l N| I i i i i iit pjars. " :::::::: i^ipie'-dysterns ^ )t Da I . :::: ::::::: All-Niter :::::: r:heiq ik?i>3 ages. : rzz 1 nous oarkinfi: ! t-Tl I-4 -rr?t: 0. T I -4?1.-1 11_ itics. : :3hH|PBiS|pE: We've {jo1 /our beat. 4 iBHmbhhlnkt npwsrmflT USC Cultural Series presents I THE IBO DANCERS OF HAITI I with Henry Frank narrating i .to. I and the St. Lucia Violin Band Friday, October 4 | 8 p.m. RH Ballroom j FREE FREE UNIVERSITY I This is the last week to sign-up | for Free University courses. Classes start week of October 7. I Enroll in the most exciting it STIJnFNTS- $4 PlIRi in- $5 ti Classes include: 1 Solar Energy Self Defense for Women Speech Politics Martial Arts (mi UJ Unlock all \if of 9our potential