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UPCOMIN
ZOO
Riverbanks Zoo will end its
summer performing artist series
with a concert by the Early Days
Jazz Band of Charleston on August
25.
The Early Days Jazz Band, a
group of six musicians from the
Charleston area, will play authentic
New Orleans-style Dixieland jazz.
The performance will begin at
7:30 p.m. in the grassy knoll and is
f??A with rp<ni1ar 7nn aHmiwifin
Picnics and coolers are not permitted,
but Riverbanks' new
Kenya Cafe will be open.
For more information call the
zoo at 779-8717.
KOGER
September will bring many
things to the Koger Center.
Ian Hobson, pianist, performs
September 8. Tickets are $8 for the
public, and $6 for students.
The Black Swan Quartet, a
string quartet, performs September
16. Tickets are $8 for the public,
$6 for students.
On September, 22, the Tchaikovsky
Chamber Orchestra performs.
Tickets are $10 for the
public, $8 for students.
ISO and the Bobs perform on
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September 28 at 8 p.m. Tickets are
$14 for the public, $10 for
students.
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The University of South Carolina's
alumni association is sponsoring
an art competition for
alumni this fall.
The association will award
prizes of $1,000, $600 and $400
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ana win aispiay an entries ai me
Koger Center through next April.
Any two-dimensional work suitable
for reproduction is eligible.
"Works entered in the competition
should capture the spirit and
beauty of the university," said
Flynn Bowie, associate vice president
and director of alumni affairs.
The winning works will become
the property of the Greater USC
Alumni Association and one will
be reproduced and offered as a
limited edition print
Alumni must notify the Alumni
Office in writing by September 15
that they will enter the competition
and must deliver works by November
30 to the Alumni House on the
Columbia campus.
For eligibility requirements call
the Alumni Association at
777-4111.
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By D.R. HAYNES
Sports editor
The last time Carmen came to Columl
performed at the Township Auditorium,
only half full. Well Carmen came back
form but it was a different story this time
people who arrived 45 minutes before tf
cert turned out to be too late.
Lines surrounded the entire block
Township yet people were still filing ir
mately, the auditorium reached its ma
seating capacity and the remaining <
hundred people crowded into the rear j
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date the parking lot crowd.
Despite the inconvenience, that didn
anyone from having a good time.
If the parking lot people were having
one can only imagine what kind of fi
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several latest album, ended in Columbia,
parking to return to Columbia next year
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only a love offering was required
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