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WrV m Shown above are two dancers Thursday at the Koger Center at I Dance From Staff Reports The New York-based Feld Ballet, under the choreography of Eliot Feld, will perform its original repertoire at the Koger Center tonight and Thursday. "The dancers are great. We've been setting up for them all day. The sound and light show will be extraordinary also," Koger Center Director Ron Pearson said. The Feld Ballet performs an eclectic mix of classical and modern ballet, demonstrating a wide range of emotion, imagination and movement that has garnered much critical acclaim. "They're very original. The choreography is exceptional, some of p0| You It T( We can guarantee fast service because we have a lens laboratory staffed with expert technicians righi in our store. In fact, most prescriptions can he made in iust one hour But if you don't receive your glasses when we promise them, you get the lensesfree. 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I gc i Jazz tri Concert Review By DONNIE CORNELL Staff Writer The Stanley Jordan Trio performed a set of jazz fusion in Dromotion of Jordon's latest Blue Note release Cornucopia at the Koger Center on Friday. Stanley Jordan had been a street musician in New York as recently as 1984, and now at age 30, is an internationally acclaimed guitarist with five albums to his name. His command of the "tapping tgchMovies By The Associated Press Film producers spent more than $: movies in South Carolina last year, i $4 million in 1980-81, according tc State Development Board's film offi< The increase is due mainly to c production costs, the state's divers* "friendly and welcoming communi director of the film office said. "I think we have been successful that South Carolina has a lot of towns," she said. "The producers coming to places if people want then said. In the 1990 fiscal year, four feati television movies were filmed in the night, NBC aired A Promise To Ke mainly at Sullivan's Island, with E star of the television show China I role. "Already the film office and the FOOD Continued I Ryan said alcohol can contribute greatly to weight gain, there are seven calories per gram of alcohol, with a single beer containing 150 calories. As far as learning about nutrition and what is good to eat, there are alternatives at USC. Nutrition courses are available at the Colleges of Nursing, Public Health B abou Shuffler Fu] I : ft * OFFICE HOURS: M-F 9:30-5:30 211 MAIN ST. o raises < nique" allows him to sound like kri three guitarists simultaneously. "E U?n rt AtrnA in r^Allimkio 11 ? nia jJt/i i\Ji maiiuv^ III vuiumuia XII was the final date of the American ja; leg of the Cornucopia Tour, and th< after a two week break, the trio tai will take their act to Europe and le1 Japan. iti Including bassist Charnett Mof- tal fet and drummer Kenwood Dennard, Jordan's set lasted close to 90 minutes and was packed with fr some of the most amazing guitar C work to be witnessed anywhere. p< Performing pieces from Cornu- b< copia, and from his first release W Magic Touch, Jordan shocked the audience, at least those like myself th who had never seen him before, by bi playing two guitars at one time. s< In addition to his originals, the w come t< Carolina have been s< 17 million making bams said. "We're re ip from more than them. This is goi i figures from the The Palmetto Stati :e. said, "because of the heaper labor and fryside. Plus the hist i topography and not onty to the period ties," Isabel Hill, The film office rec ber of ways, targetinj in demonstrating decision makers in tl wonderful small frade publications, are interested in listings in reference gi n to be there," she 1? die early days, coast, but now they ire films and four South Carolina has a state. On Sunday ?ep, a movie shot In addition, "Wild >ana Delaney, the ring Cliff Robertson i leach, in the lead and Orangeburg. The and Matt Williams tui ; people of South a sequence of Atlantic from page 5 and Hotel, Restaurant and Tour- I" ism, but these classes are limited to students majoring in those areas. There are also screenings available SI at the Open Door Health and Wellness programs. Ryan said students should stay ^ away from foods that are fried, ^ high in fat content, high in calories a and loaded with salt. 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Jordan won't be back on tour in le United States for some time, at if you have the opportunity to i/> kirn noffrvrm ri r\ c a Ua'c >V 1I11II pviiuilll) UU OVJ. iiV orth it. 5 S.C. ) generous and hospitable," Wilally looking forward to working ng to be an exciting project" j locations were chosen, Miner beautiful South Carolina counoric structures lend themselves but to the romance of the film." ruits movie producers in a numg information about the state at le business. They also advertise industry manuals and through nides. people came here because of the realize the diversity," Hill said, lot of locations." Hearts Can't Be Broken," staris being filmed in Myrtle Beach s film's producers, Steve Miner n the Myrtle Beach pavilion into : City fairs during the 1930s. \ ;althy food in USC's cafeterias, it the important thing is for stujnts to make the right choices, le said. Ryan is an associate professor in e school of medicine. 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