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Throughout
South Carolina
XNo gilt is tiner...
Tickets to
Koger Center Presentations
Share the joy of some of the worlds finest performances wit
someone you love... may be even yourself.
Tickets for "Koger Center Presents" spring performances go o
sale December 5th.
stage
Use the order form below y
($1 service charge per order) /
Come to the Coliseum Ticket Office /front orchestra\
(no service charge) Rowsa-r
Place your order by phone ^O^L^chestra_?22*^^
(using Visa or MasterCard) hv.. ^dlcaoned
777-6586 ($2 service charge)
b l front grand tier
Coliseum ticket outlets .Rows aa-hh ?
(service charge varies) ^*4?^Kand tier
For more information call 777-7500
^v^CONY Rows AAA-P^*
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Order Form (Please use pencil, typewriter or ball point pen)
Name:
Address:
Daytime Phone:
Check Visa MasterCard
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Signature (Charge Orders)
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| Christopher Parkening ? guitarist ? Tuesday, January 24, 1989 ? 8pm
Front Orchestra. Front Grand Tier tickets (a; $13
Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (en $11
| Balcony tickets (cv $ 7
Sub total
I Pittsburgh Ballet "The Great Gatsby" (Two performances)
Tuesday, February 21, 1989 ? 8pm
Front Orchestra, Front Grand Tier tickets (<n $13
I Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (a> $11
Balcony tickets (en $ 7
Sub total
Wednesday, February 22, 1989 ? 8pm
Front Orchestra, Front Grand Tier tickets (a> $13
Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (a; $11
Balcony tickets (a> $ 7
Sub total
I Pittsburgh Symphony ? Tuesday, February 28, 1989 ? 8pm
I Front Orchestra. Front Grand Tier tickets (en $20
Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (cn $18
Balcony tickets (a1 $14
Sub total
| Isaac Stern ? violinist ? Thursday, March 2, 1989 ? 8pm
I Front Orchestra. Front Grand Tier tickets <&' $20
Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (en $18
Balcony tickets (tn $14
I Sub total
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| Joffrey II Dancers ? Monday, April 10, 1989 ? 8pm
Front Orchestra. Front Grand Tier tickets (a $13 I
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Rear Orchestra, Rear Grand Tier tickets (a> $11
I Balcony tickets ^* $7
Sub total
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I Vladimir Ashkenazy ? pianist ? Monday, May 8, 1989 ? 8pm
Front Orchestra. Front Grand Tier tickets (? $18
Rear Orchestra. Rear Grand Tier tickets (? $16
I Balcony tickets (a $12
Sub total
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Service charge $1
I Grand Total
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Please mail to: Koger Center Ticket Office
I 600 Assembly Street
Columbia. SC 29201
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I UB40 to entertain at
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] "The United Way works 365
days a year, not just the day^3
they take up the money."
! WE TAKE YOU PERSONALLY I
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You Want to Be Heard-Not Just Seen
Our Staff Takes Time To Listen.
* Pregnancy test and private pregnancy options
counseling
* Always confidential
* Affordable Birth Control ?
! MASTERCARD AND VISA ACCEPTED c
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P Planned Parenthood I
2712 Middleburg Drive j>
] 256-4908 """?
! I GET INVOLVED! I 5
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I Tomorrow Is I
WORLD AIDS DAY ;
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Join us for a Candlelight Walk \
j from the Horseshoe to Trinity jj
| Cathedral on Sumter & Gervais ,
| for an interfaith service to re- "
member those who have died 1
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from AIDS and those who are I
| sick with AIDS. \
| Meet for Candlelight Walk at ^
I 5:30 pm Interfaith Service 6-7pm
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Call 777-7618
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-! Sponsored in part by ?
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Open Door
I Health & wellness Programs.
OP 013
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r, December 2, and Saturday, Decern
Newspapers, Aluminum Cans, Glass Bottles and Jars, bring
to the Greene Street parking lot beside Russell Ho
jrsity Union. Proceeds from the sale of the recyclables will bei
the Township
llliiyik By JOLEEN FIREK
\ ra staff writer
, Do you like to sway to the riddims
ypf Vj- jB,* ; j\ of reggae, mon? Well, Great BriBEr
*\ tain's UB40 will appear at 7:30 p.m.
Ifer? gyJl* , A^PtNCL today at the Township Auditorium to
satisfy da Rasta in all of us. UB40 is
on tour in support of their most recent
album, titled UB40.
mw&k. ' i UB40 came into the spotlight with
its last album, Labour of Love,
which contained the hit single, "Red
m ^^ne-" That particular single hit
number one in 12 countries when the
album was released five years ago.
The album and the single were,
J7^^BLgAj|jjgj^^B however, both relatively unsuccessful
Jt) in the States until last May when J. J.
.V, B^Ep^^B^^B Morgan, a deejay at KKFR-FM in
Mm ^^^B ^^B Phoenix, Ariz., played the song. By
mm B ^B the next day, "Red Red Wine" had
? ? ^B ^B become the station's most requested
MB ^B M tune. The alcohol-promoting reggae
fff B song soon became a hit across the
'^L JB country, and UB40 was thrust into
9? ,-IB IB yet another number one slot.
1 -7g |H UB40 is made up of eight members
who have known each other since
lajjF \ their childhood in Birmingham,
fl I 1 England. In their earlier days, the
4m ) eight boys rehearsed religiously tryJ
ing to think of a master plan to conquer
the world, and practiced their
signatures for the awaited day they
would be asked for autographs. Long
hours of hard work and practice have
-J brought about the band's own island
sound, often accompanied by
political and passionate lyrics. This,
in addition to patience, has made
UB40 successful throughout the
rhe United Way Is world.
The Way Off Love. Tickets for the show are still
available for the low, low price of
$16. Call 252-2037 for information.
.A CSlfiOLim
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VW WEEK
November 28 - December 4
ill Week
dopt-fl-Family program sponsored by The Department of Student Life,
all 5780 for information.
ssociation for Graduate Student Representation clothes, toy etc. drive,
arolina Program Union inner-office clothing and food drive, 2nd floor
HUU.
elta Sigma Pi canned food drive,
elta Upsilon aluminum, glass, and paper drive,
amma Beta Phi canned food and clothes drive,
iter Club Council and Residence Hall Association campus-wide caned
food drive.
utheran/United Methodist Student Center clothes and food drive,
ledical Students Association canned good drive,
tudent Government toy drive, 1st floor RHUU.
/ild Pizza Cares throuah Fridav, December 9. See classified for details.
eta Beta Tail canned food drive.
Hhcr Events:
donday
hi Psi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon Change for Charity, RHUU Patio, 11 AM
> 3 PM.
'uesday
hi Omega Change for Charity, RHUU Patio, 11 AM to 3 PM.
Vednesday
llpha Chi Omega Christmas party for a children's home,
oppa Alpha Change for Charity, RHUU Patio, 11 AM to 3 PM.
lappa Kappa Gamma and Delta (Ipsilon caroling.
'bursday
llpha Tau Omega campus-wide canned food drive.
hi Kappa Sigma Change for Charity, RHUU Patio, 11 AM to 3 PM.
Tiday
Imerican Chemical Society caroling.
AROLINA CARES ORNAMENT CONTEST deadline, Campus Activities I
enter, 5 PM. Prizes awarded: 1st place - $50.00, 2nd place - $25.00.
eta Beta Taa Change for Charity, RHUU Patio, 11 AM to 3 PM.
Saturday
AROLINA CARES DAY, 10 AM to 4 PM. Student volunteers from Chi I
Imega, Alpha Delta Pi, and Carolina Cares will be collecting canned goods,
iothing, toys and monetary donations. Bring your items by either 1) the second level,
uter entrance of J.C. Penney's, Columbia Mall or 2) on Greene Street in front of
le Russell House, or 3) Woodhill Mall, inside, near Chick-fil-a. Please itemize all
onations.
lates House, Bates West donations from "Rockin for Carolina" Nov. 18th.
amma Beta Phi Adopt-A-Pet Day and pet food drive,
orority Council BOWL-FOR-KIDS. Sunday
INIVERSITY TREE LIGHTING on the Horseshoe, 7:30 PM. Carolina Alive I
nd A Touch of Faith Gospel Ensemble will perform. Refreshments providd
by the Association of Honor Students. Public is welcome! Carolina Cares i
>rnarnent Contest winners will be announced. Student fllumni flssociaion
caroling at Finley House, 7 PM.
Fuesday. December 6
arolina Cares Band Benefit Concert at Rockafellas in Five Points. Adnission
$3.00 or $2.00 with a canned-good. THE KILLING FLOOR and DUE /
ROCESS will perform. All proceeds benefit Providence Home.
iber 3 Carolina Cares
i them Delta Upsilon
use
lefit Providence Home.
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