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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
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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<
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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
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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
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fet and drummer Kenwood Dennard,
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90 minutes and was packed with fr
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work to be witnessed anywhere. p<
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Carolina have been s<
17 million making bams said. "We're re
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heaper labor and fryside. Plus the hist
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ties," Isabel Hill, The film office rec
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coast, but now they
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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.
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away from foods that are fried, ^
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"Stairway to Heaven" to their
72. repertoire. The set ended with
5 trio playing a long and enterining
improvisation of the Stany
Jordan original "Return Expedon,"
emphasizing the exceptional
lents of all three musicians.
Following a standing ovation
om a sizeable crowd at the Koger
enter, Jordan returned with a solo
jrformance of "Over the Rain)w"
from the movie classic The
'izard of Oz as an encore.
Jordan won't be back on tour in
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information about the state at
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industry manuals and through
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people came here because of the
realize the diversity," Hill said,
lot of locations."
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being filmed in Myrtle Beach
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it the important thing is for stujnts
to make the right choices,
le said.
Ryan is an associate professor in
e school of medicine. As well as
iving a private practice, Ryan has
family practice and teaches medal
students.
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