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Carolina Life Happy Ai l/Ai IV v< USC's arts cent By KATF Staff Write - * . lag," and > " trade-marl File Photo 'The sh USC President James Hoi- to have ( derman at the center's brought to ground-breaking ceremony. wery said. W(l s cTHE BIG ? BIRD 625 S. Main 100 across from the Towers fror call 771-4455 Regularly Delicious GYROS Cruise to UHF Freeport. jpr, ? 299" rKi tO Br^ AwWT I r'jr ? I N3SS3Ur * L^!L?m^2U2e: iniversary, ^PRI jEK! er celebrates a year c IY HEBERGER Columbia resi I pointed in the < ilharmonia Orchestra of London will per- accoustically, i e Koger Center for the Arts tonight, round- with the center' ; center's one-year anniversary celebration. We can get anyi sbration began Saturday night with Sid Cae- ? all the big gr nogene Coca's debut performance of their "I don't thinl le tour show 'Together Again." Imogene Coca c Center Director Ron Pearson said he hopes here if it weren' il arts center will continue to draw both big- Fran Baer, who e Caesar and Coca, as well as performers year. 1 KaiiCaKaIH nomAC tA pAllimkio CinAA ?< rvr*A? l nuuoviiuiu uaiuv/o ikj v^wiumuia. jui^v it u^/vll' Dal is to build up a sense of trust in the chestra last Jan. e want them to think 'If it's at the Koger, vided a place fi a chance.' We want them to know it's qual- formances by si ng this trust takes time," Pearson said. vid Kim, pianisi and Coca's comedy routine drew Columbia Boys Choir. Th vho were both familiar with and new to the Vienna Choir B nter to the year-old cultural arts facility, formance of "V resident Peggy LaCons, on her first visit to people to the a , said she was impressed with the center and guests and 150,( ly making plans to come back. "It's beauti- Construction inging culture back to Columbia that we had center tried to r ago," she said. scheduling prob to the cancellati and Coca's bringing back American comedy appearance bees >m 50 years ago made the experience great, house the event resident Richard Drewery said. After the spa fnedy pair's appearance was their first live Gonzales Hall i nee together since the "Your Show of the 45 x 60 fo V show in the fifties and included skits from complete in Api al TV show, Caesar's miming a boy at his schedule. ;, Coca performing a strip-tease as "Mrs. Jet- "These kind Caesar describing a beautiful woman in his projects like thi? c foreign dialects. Cayce residei low was great, although I would have liked the first time foi seen more skits with Imogene. It really gine anyone noi ack some memories of the TV show," Dre- to pay more at the newspaper a ? a ir mrtVVCOUIVIt: ALTERNATIVE 90.5 Pseed gpolic students educating anc If you are interested in: ex TAT sexism and other types of intole and facilitating dialogue for div ilo Winas facilitating workshops for your p student organizations In the de\ a piece diversity, then seed is for yc a 5-7pm $2.48 a dozen Applications and additiona the Campus Activities Cent* West Wing. Or you may coi > always bb-3?> McGrail at 777-5780. Applic< cw?o^>"' fcylP No^' I- %% If'' Look for our new D.J. Thursday m W the % pi Cod 922 Main Street Columbia, SC ) ( A lOUrS- 771-7909 The Koger Center a few weeks before opi >f performing ex< idem Tom Silvester said he was disap:omfort of the center's seats but that t was impressive. "I was impressed >JjjL s spaciousness, the ease of movement . J thing that any of the larger cities have oups and performers." BPP : we would be seeing Sid Caesar and ^Hjy ?r all these symphonies that have come t for the Koger Center," Elgin resident has been to the center four times this ed with the London Philharmonic Or. 14, the $15 million facility has proar 105 ticketed events, including peringer Karla DeVito, violin soloist Dat Alexander Peskanov and the Harlem e London Philharmonic Orchestra, the oys, the Pittsburgh Ballet and the perle and My Girl" have drawn the most , enter, which has held 142,100 paying ^ XX) non-paying guest in the past year. H| hold-ups as the 138,000-square-foot K neet city building requirements caused lems in the center's early days and led on of speaker Leonard Nimoy's Feb. 6 fl luse no other facility on campus could fl cing between the seats in the center's met requirements and construction of ot stage and 14 dressing rooms was ril, performances resumed on a regular fl % J| t*y P| of delays aren't unusual in building 5 one," Pearson said. tit Elizabeth Coates, at the Koger for r "Together Again," said, "I can't imaL enjoying a place like this. I'm going tention now to the announcements in ' ibout events here." Sid C< Are you interested in Art, Fiction Graphics, or just want to meet son Then come join PORTFOLIO Located at Russell House I I r nation deadline i empowering for diversity Dlorina the meanina of racism. rance/bigotry, heightening sensitivity 'ersity within our University community, ieers on these Issues, and assisting /elopment of action plans that foster Xi! 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This calendar fo;s on one specific part of the i's anatomy ... the buttocks. Trump's Gift Store spokeson said any calendar featuring oman in a bathing suit sells ' quickly. Perhaps the most por of this type of calendar ines the Sports Illustrated BathSuit Calendar featuring top lels Elle McPherson and lina. he'Glamour Girl Calendar Id steam up any dorm room ng the winter. The Bridget tndar also showcases women in ing suits, but with a different t. Instead of the rail-thin figthcse models are extremly obweighing well over two Ircd pounds. jpcrheros such as Batman and srman all have calenders for ) along with the late Lucille i showcasing the classic "I 3 Lucy" show. rhe comical cartoons all seem e our best sellers this year," Lher Loi of B. Dalton Book j said. 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