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Violinist t( at Koger t By MELANIE MIMS 1 Staff Writer 5 One of the country's most prom- ^ ising young violinists is perform- ^ ing at the Koger Center tonight, its director said. h "Benny Kim will be marvelous J and will really entertain them. He I is a totally open and honest perfor- 8 mer," Ron Pearson said. "You see a all that he has to give from his performance." ** c ITic nrnrrrom umII in/^ln^A H liu |/iv/^iuiii win iil^tu^l^/ IWU w pieces by Maurice Ravel entitled P "Sonate" and "Tzigane." Other d selections are "Sonata in D Major" by Jean-Marie LeClair and "Sonata ^ in D Minor" by Camille Saint- uSaens. Kim is a native-born American of Korean parents and now lives in h Chicago, where he began his ca- b reer as a violinist When he was tl WHERE CAN Y( CHECKS C ^E>RUG~^ 945 SUMTE 799-15$ (Next to Lizard': * USC ID & Drivers Li We can also tra Drescriotions fr< GET/ Pih\ M HAPPI ^ Carolina I / Contemporary Sou Barry Di Thursday, 0 The Golden Spur 7:30 p.m. Ideas and Issue Barry C / "The 60's: When th( / Thursday, ( / The Golden Spur 12:00 no * ( also "An Evening with / Dr. Kissinger will discuss the c question and answer period will r Thursday, C At The Koger Ce Admission: $1.00 With USC I.D. s Tickets are available at th Hurry and Join CPl Don't let the opportunity of a slip away from you! Get Involved ... TODAY w, c /P 200 ) perform onight 6, he won the Chicago Youth iymphony Auditions and received he honor of performing as soloist vith the Chicago Symphony. Not only is he a performer, but le also critiques students' works. Cim critiqued the work of five JSC students Monday evening, living them very honest opinions bout their work, Pearson said. Also, Kim performs for the rowd and talks with them often luring his performance about the articular theme he has chosen for le evening. Pearson, who knows the perforler, said his performances always ive purpose and continuity. He believes the 27-year-old will elp the Columbia community uild trust in the Koger Center and le programs it has to offer. P )U GET YOUR j :ashed? i s\ >RES _j^ j :r st. >6 s Thicket) icense Required nsfer your Dm home. I i r-?Ft V HAND ON WHA DNING THIS WEE Program Union ^ Presents ... CAR?l nds Committee Special Prog rake Mentalist: ctober 5 Tuesday . Admission is FREE! The Sp Cin? is Committee kake ^ 3 Music Mattered" )ctober 5 TU . mi . rnrri Thursdl on. Admission is FREE! ( . An Am -tenry Kissinger current international climate. I follow Dr. Kissinger's remarks. October 5 Cu inter 8:00 p.m. ind $2.00 for the General Public e Coliseum Box Office. The Tickets Av J m lifetime For more information, Russell H 111 These activities ares Student A Send her a 'arolina tradition... resh Carolina mum >m only w FLORIST Call 799-3733 il DEVINE FIVE POINTS ? ,,. | ;/ ? >^3ri Violinist Benny Kim will perform at the Koger Cem .m. SEE SCHOLARSHIP INFORM) rnCC STUDENTS WHO N MONEY FOR COLL Every Student is Eligible for Some Type < Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental We have a data bank of over 200,000 listings of schoU ships, grants, and loans, representing over $10 billion in funding. Many scholarships are given to students based on their acac career plans, family heritage and place of residence. There's money available for students who have been news grocery clerks, cheerleaders, non-smokers.. .etc. Results GUARANTEED. CALL For A Free Brochure ANYTIME (800) 346-6401 ^ SBST I United ^ of the Mi rs 4 ^ K... :i?ip if v Hi rams Committee / j a Craig Karges / a '.October 10 ' ^ ur7:30p.m i ^ amatic Arts Committee a Colors * Wednesday, October 4 Tequila Sunrise J ^ ay - Saturday, October 5 - 7 w Fhe Late Night Show: ^ erican Werewolf in London 9 and Saturday, October 6 - 7 0 iltural Arts Committee Culture Shock The YellowJackets W Monday, October 9 9 Koger Center 8:00 p.m. 0 ailable at Coliseum Box Office! ? call 777-7130 or come by 0 louse Rm. 209 ? sponsored, in part, witha Lifestyle: once again. The Japanese are people. You'd think they v have learned. If you ask me, the boys wh so gung ho to rebuild the nov tened Carolina coast bettc down in front of the tube thi turday afternoon and learn lesson. Maybe Mother Nature kinda unset at the thoneht nf (over runs and irregu > < When was the last time you bought a Gamecock shirt that you liked? |h| ular condo developments and M^B resorts. Maybe she figures walls and artificial jetties s such a great idea. Maybe sh< ures if the houses and condc HI Benny 6 ter tonight at 8 B V V - "Bp*** Ige i I "Kim's technique was dazjf I zling, but his emotional depth Income. | and musical carriage are his irships, fellow- I real drawing cards. His is a private sector style that touches the peak of Jemic interests, | romantic violin playing." The Washington Post (paper carriers, -f*i ! rnmj I Hi ..... J Roger Ce Octot IW^u $8publ djan^ Free party follow SUM South Carolina Colli > THI W FALL SHI HAVE ARR] 610 Harden St. 1 Hours Mon.-Sat. 1C ? Continued from page 4 smart that close to the water they deserve vould to get nailed. Maybe Hurricane Hugo was our l0f1are big hint to cut the crap, forget ab[ a.~ out property values and developSlt ment potential and let things get s. a back to the way she wants them, cir not the way we want them. ' gets modI golf The Gamecock Iren-t Advertising : r,g- 777-4249 >S are lilll - Violinist Good times can be hard to come by on a college student budget, but at the Koger Cente.-'s Benny Kim concert, you can stretch your entertainment dollars with a 2 for 1 student special! Buy one student ticket to the Benny Kim concert on Oct. 4, and you'll get a second ticket for free. That's two for the price of one -only $3 per ticket! After the concert, more good times are in store at a special party honoring South Carolina College, complete with music and food that's out of this world. Plus, you'll get to meet Benny himself when he visits the party to mingle with students. So pull on whatever is comfortable and join the fun at the Koger, Just drop by the Carolina Coliseum Box Office with a Carolina student I.D. and ask for the Bring a Friend special. inny Kim nter for the Arts >er 4 8 PM i its y A i A tic, $o students ing the concert, honoring ege. Sponsored by The State. 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