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Koger To Get Jazzed: USC's Stellar Jazz Festival IX is coming Hj to the Koger Center Wednesday HS and Thursday. The festival's highlight will be a concert by internationally known jazz trumpeter H Randy Blocker at 7:30 p.m. ^B Thursday. ^B Brecker is best known as part of | the duo The Brecker Brothers with I his younger brother Michael. The brothers first formed a group I together in 1975, recorded six albums and received seven Grammy nominations. Their music can be heard on albums by James Taylor, Janis Joplin, John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen and others. Brecker was also a founding member of the band Blood, Sweat j and Tears and played on the band's 1968 debut album, "Child is Father to the Man." He left the band to pursue h Brecker will lead a jazz clinic at 7 p Center's rehearsal room. There is no cha or staff, and registration is $3 for the pub The Koger Center concert will also fea Left Bank Big Band and the Bank Group member Left Bank Big Band will featur compositions, including calypso, funk member Bank Group Combo will also fe< The Left Bank Big Band is directed Pemberton, and the Bank Group Combe Professor Bert Ligon. The group will alsc Tickets to the concert are $8 for the \ sonnel, senior citizens and students and box office. Superman Returns!: Last Novem made headlines around the world and comic book industry. Now, in "Sup t rAA , l i ? Superman issue numoer duu, me Man nent. It happens like this: Superman's foj revived from a heart attack and proclaim four beings appeal" and claim to be Sup< ruthless super-being, one a super-power clone, and one is a steelworker inspired that make him a literal Man of Steel. The reincarnation issue goes on sal Dragons. In celebration of the apparent i hold a convention Sunday April 18 fr Sheraton. To Whom It May Concern: / study, published in USA Today, foun women and 28 percent of college men monogamous relationship. | 1 m: t. Ifl ? Hi H I i'Ssfffrr IP' ' % Iff m 1 I - H illl 1 What d 2 hours 'ti yi since yo t'1 I With Visa") around the worl< Just i Visa. I I | 'Little \ By STEI>HEN BR01 "Little Shop of Hon Broadway smash pla> ^ p.m. Monday iJll 'hc Oscar-winning of Howard Ashnu Menken, songwriters Mermaid," "Beauty < and "Aladdin," comp< dy of '50s B-movies hilarious humor. The winner of the Award from the Nev Critics Circle, the Dr the Outer Critics C Shop" has taken t storm. The Cultural Arts the Carolina Progran "Little Shop" as its Brecker event of the year 1 is interest in jazz. popularity and acclaii i.m. Wednesday in the Koger story involves irge for USC students, faculty iture two USC ensembles. The T? 1J VJ If V? Combo will perform. The 19- J e Brecker playing his original and Latin rhythms. The six- By NEVADA McC/ iture Brecker's compositions. Staff Writer by USC jazz Professor Roger This season, clotli* ) is conducted by USC music a wardrobe take th > play Ligon's compositions. early-'70s shapes anc mblic and $5 for military per- Students at USC are available at the Coliseum clodies from this en spirited and fun. "I think there's ber. Superman's tragic death gence of styles fi sent Shockwaves through the because the look is lerman: The Adventures of journalism senior An of Steel's return seems immi- "I consider myself t< person, and I like to ;ter father, Jonathon Kent, is through what I wear, is Superman is alive. Instantly, Corley likes platfc Ann if n nirkrvi'O ntlO Q knn/^lo nn/I oko milium, vynw. to ci v,) i/vi5? vnv n ucclUJ> cuiu vwu) c?nv ed teenager who thinks he's a nite styles from the ' to create armor and weapons "These styles are ing," said Corley, le Wednesday at Heroes and small beaded clo resurrection, the store will also belonged to her mo om 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the "It's a fun way to < ^ recent "Playboy" magazine d that 61 percent of college p report they are involved in a NETWf 252-8393 2' > w *** MMnHHMHil^^^ cou're accepted at more than 10 million places X nearly three times more than American Express, n case you ever come up a little short. t's Everywhere You Want To Be! .1 I, CV Shop' bring: WN Seymour Krelboin and 1 florist sweetheart Audrey 1 ig company of in a flower shop on Skid f ors," the off- In his pursuit of for r, will perform fame, Seymour discovers at the Koger ally in a mysterious sin dancing plant that he musical team names Audrey II. in and Alan When this flytrap s u of "The Little a^ic hunger for blood re? md the Beast proportions, Seymour mu: osed this paro- decision between newfoi to llie ^cal and his love of humanity. Reaching a crazy climt Best Musical shop" provides action, V York Drama an(1 1||ri||s sc| tH ;m awar ama Desk and musica] ^ irele. Little _ . . , i . u People who have seen he world by 1 . film version of the play w ^ ?e prised by the twists and ^.U11II11IIU_W U1 i Union chose f^ay hikes in telling its b; fifth and final ry>ecause of its ' ickets tor die show i yj students and $12.50 and timid botanist t'ie cenera' public. 70s fashions a by giving them an extra style or color." 2S that enhance Laura Yancey also find eir cues from appealing. "The '70s 1 styles. brought in more funky ? are wearing she said. "The bell boi l diat are free- straight legs are definitel; the fad." been a resur- The 20-year-old Engl rom the '70s referred to it as the "Bra< spontaneous," look. She enjoys '70s kr ny Corley said, such as brightly colored o be a creative candle holders that she express myself thrift stores. The Joyful Alternativ >rm shoes, love Saluda Ave. is a specialty considers defi- carries these retro-lookim 70s. "We have bell-bottom a lot more dar- shirts and peasant top: who carries a reminiscent of die ones th purse that inS the "70s," store buy ther years ago. Carter said. Jress up outfits "We also have jewelry Attenti 1 Hours J Last Spring 19 Tuesday, Apr In compliance with representatives from wine will be served i member and the U! approval may be g 777-6688 for more i ans il iEaj imrnm jHHI mwxfAl IBS Bugjgigjgigjgjsjsjgjgis HaUAA.lnc,1W3i. ...J I s B-movie sa ,is bIond IJH ~ <? WtMliM vho work ^3 low. HB tunc and a strange ging and H lovingly nquench- H chcs epic mk a make a ^mrhmjL ind fame ix, "Little romance d-winning WjS the 1987 ill he. sin- WBmBMwI^SSU The award-winning off-] will be performed 7:30 p. ming back in i boost of sterling silver and bead ea she said. I the styles Carter, an anthropology look has has worked at Joyful Alu fashions," for almost two years. She's touts and prised that these styles are / a part of almost 30 years later. "Evi recycles itself," she said, ish major Loose Lucy's at 709 Salu Jy Bunch" is another specialty shop th; lickknacks '70s fashions. Mike and vases and Kaminsky opened, the s : finds in August, and so far die respc been positive, they say. e on 747 "Our stuff is real popul ' shop that everyone," Mike Kaminsl i fashions. "Most of it is imported froi s, striped Guatemala, Mexico and E > that are The Kaminskys formerly 1 worn dur- die Grateful Dead, selling t er Christa their concerts that now n half of Loose Lucy's merch ? lots of The couple had a shop i on Student O Chance T 93 Campus Alom il 13, 3:00-4:00pm, the University Policy and Guideline each student organization planning to S| must attend a Campus Alcohol Policy V 5C faculty/ staff advisor of the orgar ranted to host an event on campus v n formation. itire to Koger flJ?' W* jm~B* a|. j ^gpiP'V rw /JiHlfl Broadway play "Little Shop of Horrors" m. Monday at the Koger Center. style for spring tilings," Head, but, because of the seasonal market, it only operated six months major, out of the year. "We were looking ;rnative for a more stable, constant place not sur- like Columbia," Mike Kaminsky popular said. erything Elizabeth Haley, manager of Loose Lucy's, said they also have a da Ave. broad range of customers'. "It can at offers range anywhere from high school Susan students to people who've actually tore in worn these clothes before and now >nse has that they're back in style, they're coming in all excited about them," lar with Haley said. ty said. "We have a lot of turquoise and m India, silver jewelry as well as haniaony cuador." balls, beads and crystals," she said, bllowed Crocheted sweaters, bell-bothings at toms, and midriff-baring tops and lake up love beads no longer-just belong to andise. a Pasl generation. The '90s have n Hilton taken on the style of '70s chic, and it looks groovy! rganizations! 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