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The winner of the battle mined by audience applause, and college students are attend. Stepteams from USC, South Carolina State, C Carolina State and UNC-Charlotte will participate in show will also feature teams from Morehouse, Pa Johnson C. Smith and Clark. Various New York City also take part in the event. The program will begin at 8 p.m. Tickets are $8 $10 at the door. USC Debate Team Wins Tournament: Ti Team defeated Emory University at the UNC-Charlc nament to become the 1993 champion. The winning posed of Gordie Miller and Norman Hayes. Two other teams represented USC at the tournt weekend. Tracy McDonald and Dee Walker finishe tion with the highest speaker points of any var McDonald was awarded first-place speaker in the vai Billy Lalima and Anna Page represented USC in I sion. The novice team finished third overall, and La place speaker. Think of the six women close Now guess which one will be raped th One out of six college women will be sexually assaulted this year. I the odds of it happening. Simply by trying to avoid situations that friends vulnerable. For starters, follow security measures. Don't j doors open. Walk with a friend after dark. And be aware that da problem on college campuses. With many of these rapes involving di Then share these facts with six of your friend. And maybe none of another statistic. jj^j n vAJJJtgc ?i.iuu4uuu n x?mw I U is more affordable r opportunity by >i attending the nng sgskgl /I |\ I V /| showing at the location Guaranteed 1 Monday, February 221 9am SC Bookstore (Con I Local pianist to p ^ CHRIS DAVIS City because ] Copy Editor the world com Pianist Ray Dudley will perform The Sunda> 3 p.m. Sunday at the Columbia of works fro Museum of Art. Schubert, f Vote: Dudley, a Columbia resident and Spendiarow, former USC faculty member, is the Ernst Von Dol only pianist in the world to have The fiist performed the complete sonatas of Schubert's S Joseph Haydn in eight weekly con- Opus 42. The es stand? Our certs in London at the Royal of Schubert's Festival Hall. The 53 sonatas have composed in thntn<mmhp<i since been recorded by Dudley in 'n Italy, but Columbia at the McKissick since," Dudlej Museum. The next The Sunday concert includes Haydn's Sona sonatas of Haydn and Franz Dudley said h >m Youn? Schubert. because "I lov Dudley said he enjoys perform- The linal th ?Matt Hanley inS in Columbia. "I think Columbia late 19th- am has a wonderful cultural atmos- composers. E e East Coast's phere," he said. "We have lots of pieces as "curi Saturday at the things going on now that we have "1 thought ed by Vincent the Koger Center." play somethir i the show with The performance is part of the he said. "It's 2 Baker & Baker Foundation Concert Dudley, wh g two of South Series. as a member 1 for cash, a tro- "As far as performances go, August 1978 will be deter- playing at the museum is special," Ontario, Cana i encouraged to he said. Dudley called the Baker & a student of j Baker series "the best series in the distinguished lemson, North the event. The Lift Every Voice and Sine line, Voorhees, 1 ' stepteams advance ie USC Debate debate tourloom r?Am_ llrtuii W do LU11I tment this past :d the competisity team, and sity division, the novice divilima won thirdIf sttoyou. ^ is year. you car. change leave you or your )rop residence hall rape is a major inking. * them will become | I he Harlem bpintual ensemble perrormea we ??' was sponsored by the Association of African A luy one get the second FREE House Specials Purchase one entree and two drinks ( at the regular prices and receive a second entree of equal or lesser value free! After 2pm, Eat-in only, For a limited time only thiu 2-28-93 iMENTS BERED 11 1 wlfll Best Overall Value g I The p **' ' ^ ^ ' ?I** A'tt .u\ru |4/"v yv-k O r * ~p\ room ^ Lowest Prices Ur?em Assistt hru Tuesday, February 23 SDrine - 4pm _h , * ? ier of Greene and Main) CS t!2^ I & Blac lay at Columbia Mus people from all over fessor at the Royal Conservatory of s e to play." Music at the University of Toronto. ' concert will consist He graduated with the Eaton Prize, v >m five composers: which is awarded to the best stu- e laydn, Alexander dent. v p Hugo Reinhold and Before coming to USC, Dudley tinanyi. taught at Indiana University for six e selection will be years and at the University of " lonata in A minor, Cincinnati for 15 years. I piece is an example He has appealed with more than p later period and was poO orchestras, including the New p 1825. ' I ve played it York and London Philharmonics, i I haven t played it He has siven concerts in such pres- I sait1' . tigious halls as Carnegie, Avery selection will be Fisher, Alice Tully and the Lincoln \ ta in E major L#46. Center an(J a? over Europe, the ( e c ose at seection pjnitecj States and Canada, as well ( e P a^in= n> as in China, Japan, India and South j ree pieces come from A a i on.k - America, d early 20th-century _ ., . . . >udley described the Dudle>' 841(1 hls favorlte Place 10 1 iosjtjes? play has been Milan, Italy, where ( it would be nice to he perforated one monlh each year I \o a little different" ^or nine years at ^ala Verdi. More f t'chance." 25,000 people attended each t iO came to Columbia performance. i af the USC faculty in "At Cincinnati, March was a free ( is originally from month for us because of the quarter da, where he became system," he said. "We never gave j \lberto Guerrero, the exams at the end of the second < Chilean pianist/pro-- quarter, so that month was usually < 1 dnesday night at the Koger Center as part of Black Hist merican Students and the Carolina Program Union. Be in the 5ARNET & BLACK YEi> V\/\TT TAT1 11 A/T^^v, is is your final chance to be in tf hotographers will not be back a 5 Qarnet & ^CackjyearBookjPo, dcfo aSsoCutely free, o-pm l >tographers are in room 331, T Today!!! Come by between 9am an be in the oldest publication o SENIORS AND GRAD STUDE Make an appointment in fror ?rand Market Place in the Russ UNDERGRADUATES: ke five minutes and just stop t s^\ . o /^_/7 r I .. J" i d/. / _i i n o i l^uestwnsr loll jiuatnt yvwaia at ( < ( -dool 'ant: There is an interest meeting f< : & Black staff Wednesday, Feb. 24,19 >16 of the Russell House at 6:00 pm ai t: The Garnet & Black Editor is nov ant Photo Editor, and Photographers semester. If you are interested, pleas k office at 777-4170. eum of Art pent touring Italy. "The Milan audience was a marvelous audience," he said. "I njoyed going back and forth to )lay there all the time." Dnrtlpv evhihiK hi?i internet in earlier pianos on his latest CD, 'Ray Dudley Plays an Erard Jiano," recorded in Boston last Aay and recently released by Jarmonia Mundi. The recording ncludes works of Ravel, Lizst, Debussy and Chopin. "The interesting thing about the irard Piano is diat it was devel>ped in die latter part of the 19th :entury to almost the level of a nodem concert piano," he said. Dudley, who retired from the JSC faculty in 1991, expressed iptimism about the future of the JSC music school, citing the plans or a new facility. He pointed out hat the Columbia Museum of Art s also highly accessible to stulents. The museum is located at Senate md Bull streets. Admission to the :oncert is free, but seating is limitid. - i m H mm m m v I I Va a 1 ih m m Wgg& : ^ ^>. 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