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Fall music programs'
deadlines approach
It's time to register for the
fall session of several music
programs at USC's School of
Music.
Voice lessons are open to
people 10 or older and are
taught by experienced teachers
and USC doctoral students in
music.
The semester-long classes
will be held in McMaster
College and will begin Sept. 7.
Ten private lessons will be
scheduled weekly, and small
group sessions will be held
once a month. Tuition is $105
for 30-minute lessons and $205
for hour-long lessons. For more
information or an application,
call Grace Cajut at 777-6006.
Registration for preschool
music classes, which teach
rhythm, coordination and pitchmatching
skills through musical
activities and movement, must
be completed by Sept. 3.
Classes for 3-year-olds will
be held from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30
p.m. Monday and Wednesday in
room 223 of McMaster. Classes
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held from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30
p.m. Janet Swigler, a teaching
associate in the music school,
will be teaching the lessons.
The fee is $105 for 26
lessons. For more information,
call Swigler at 782-7173 or the
music school at 777-4280.
Lessons for people 10 or older
are offered on the flute, oboe,
clarinet, bassoon, saxophone,
trumpet, horn, baritone, trom- i
bone, tuba, percussion, organ
and classical guitar. i
The cost is $105 for 12 pri
vate half-hour lessons and $205 .
for hour-long lessons. The (
classes, which will be taught by (
USC graduate and undergradu- (
ate students, will be scheduled
weekly after school or after
work hours and on weekends.
For more information, call
Dr. Keith Amstutz at 777-4280. '
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victim's notes and immigra- pu
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Malicious injury to personal
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Illegal use of phone. Bates bla
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made several calls harassing
in nature. The victim said
the caller was a white
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a McBryde Quad. Unknown
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President Ron Ingle a $100,126
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USC system.
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