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Cab Calloway's Cotton Club
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Netherlands Dans Ensemble
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hairman Cynthia Legette said more than $14,000 already
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raising efforts are aimed at USC black alumni, students,
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the amount of scholarship money available to minority
ending the university," Legette said.
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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.
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