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Evening of dance
coming to Roger
From staff reports
The USC Dance Company will present an evening of
classical ballet and modern dance at 8 p.m. Saturday,
March 18 at the Koger Center for the Arts.
"The Crown Jewels," an original ballet featuring
Baroque movement, will be a highlight of the program.
USC Dance Director Susan Anderson has choreographed
the ballet, which she describes as "rich and regal."
"We'll be featuring Baroque dance from the court of
Louis aiv. it's a very classical and theatrical type of
dance," she said. There will be "beautiful costumes and
a live Baroque ensemble playing music by Bach and
Handel."
"The Crown Jewels" will feature Carl Peeples from
the Robert Ivey Ballet in Charleston and Susan Kress, a
USC freshman.
Other dances include "Espana," an original work
choreographed by Marcus Alford, guest choreographer
from Atlanta; "Thel," a contemporary ballet
choreographed by Bala Sarasvati; and "Equal Rites," a
dance focusing on Indian rituals and choreographed by
USC dance instructor Melody Schaper.
Alford's "Espana" will feature dancers in red and
black costumes performing footwork.
Music will be provided by USC's Jazz and Media Orchestra,
which will perform Chick Corea's music arranged
by USC professor John Serry. Serry also will conduct
the orchestra.
"Thel" will feature dancers performing to a violin
concerto by American composer Samuel Barber.
Bricker said the central dancer in "Thel" is trying to
break out of fear and isolation. "Fear keeps people from
experiencing new things, often because they're scared of
being hurt. The dancer is trying to reach out to a group
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Features editors
This is a big weekend for all types in the Carolina
community. We've got art, style and laughs all Tl
happening in a period of three days. It kind of
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day at the Koger Center at 8 p.m. iseu
The show will feature a variety of songs, in- F
eluding a version of The Turtles' "Happy goo
Together" that should tear the roof off the joint. The
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Jewels," a portion of the musical and dance event Satui
day at the Koger Center.
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From staff reports
Five Points is going to be the place
to be this Saturday. It's the much an
ticipated, highly reputable annual St.
Patrick's Day Celebration. All streets
leading to the heart of Five Points
will be blocked off, allowing
everyone to take full advantage of
the good weather and scheduled
events. Here is a rundown of what's
happening:
The Parade: They say that
everyone loves a parade, the one that
starts at 10 a.m. Saturday shouldn't
be an exception. So far, there have <
been 100 entries to this parade that ;
begins at Harden and Greene streets. 1
Then, it will turn right onto Blossom
Street and will disband at Harden
and Blossom streets. You can't miss
it. Lee Atwater will be this year's
Grand Marshal.
Waiters' Race: Employees of Five
jg Points taverns, bars and restaurants
will compete for prestige and prizes
during this competition. Plus, the
money that was obtained from con- '
testant registration will be donated to 1
charity. You can check out the
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Harden and Devine streets directly
J after the parade.
Entertainment: The celebration at
Five Points has always been noted 1
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weekend
iorse lovers, the USC Equestrian Team will
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:wo-day show will begin at 10 a.m. both
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wing will be held Saturday to select horses
iders that range from beginners to advanchorses
are provided by the hosting team,
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Three stages have been set up and
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too, making music and leading
everyone in fun songs.
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