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McKissick to give
Halloween tours
Looking for a safe and unusual
Halloween outing for the family?
Try taking a tour of the
"Haunted Horseshoe" from 6
! p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and
J Saturday.
Costumed staff members of
McKissick Museum will take
participants on a guided tour of
the Horseshoe, stopping at varif
ous spots to tell scary tales of
\ mysterious people and eerie
events.
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utes and will end at the front
i steps of McKissick for candy
[ and other treats. The museum's
community service room also
will be decorated with spooky
items and Halloween horrors.
Cost is $2 per person or $5
per family. For more information,
call McKissick Museum at
777-7251.
Piano workshop
to be offered
Learn how to play the piano
pain-free in a three-hour workshop,
"Pop Style Piano Playing
Made Easy," Nov. 1.
The workshop will be held
from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in
McMaster College, located on
Pickens Street. The cost is $48.
The workshop will be taught
by professional pianist Deborah
Belchner, who is nationally
known for her piano-teaching
method.
No prior playing experience is
necessary. Students will learn
various shortcuts such as learning
to play chords instead of
reading notes.
Belcher's self-teaching
method includes a book and
practice cassette, which will be
provided at the workshop.
Preregistration is required. To
register or for information, call
the USC Division of Continuing
Education at 777-9444.
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the board to check figures," said
Dino Perez, an engineering senior.
"I really believe in freedom of the
press, but it's the media's responsibility
to check facts."
Cheatham said he has reviewed
the information in the supplement
and believes it to be correct.
"I would challenge those students
to point out where the information
is misleading," he said.
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his daughter's friends.
"It was a good chance to meet
some of Allison's friends," he said.
"Also, talking to them and socializing
with them make me realize that
they are young adults and not children
anymore."
Raleigh took his father with him
on many of his usual weekend
activities.
"Saturday, we tailgated and went
to the game and watched the World
Series," he said. "I showed him
around town, and we went to
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food, had a few beers, just hi
out with some friends."
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gave Raleigh a chance to get re
quainted with him.
"The best part was getting
know him better, catching up
different things and talkin;
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to meet everybody was fun, too.'
The Honors College sponsors
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