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Friday, February 11, 1994
One of the wittiest and most pop
ular comedies in the English lar
guage, "The importance of Bein
Earnest," will be staged Feb. 10-1
and Feb. 16-20 at USC's Drayton Hal
The performances will begin at
p.m. weekdays and Saturdays and
p.m. Sundays.
Tickets to the USC production ar
$10 for the public; $8 for USC faculi
and staff, senior citizens and militai
personnel; and 56 for students. The
are on sale at the Longstreet Theatr
box office from noon to 5:30 p.n
weekdays. To order by phone, ca
777-2551 or 777-2552.
The Columbia Museum of Ai
will feature an exhibition of drawing
by Fernando Botero, a famous Lati
American artist known for his absur
and satirical paintings and sculptun
of voluptuous, almost cartoonish pe<
pie and places. The exhibit, which wi
be on display until Feb. 27 in th
Trustees Gallery, will consist of 3
drawings.
Botero's sense of humor, his talei
for gentile mockery and his eye ft
the absurd combine to provide a
lovers with a truly singular style. T1
overall effect of Botero's work is th
of 20th century Mannerist; his infla
ed Figures, including animals and sti
life, take on human quality unique I
Botero.
A new poetry magazine, the Poet
Pen, will soon appear in Columbi
Each issue will feature about 160 pi
ets.
Poet's Pen is looking for amatec
writers to contribute. However, th
magazine can't afford to pay for p<
ems.
Anyone who would like more ii
formation should contact Poet's Pei
P.O. Box 3430 Station C., Ottawa, Oi
tario, Canada K1Y 4J6.
Please enclose a self-addresse<
stamped envelope to help cover tl
mailing and corresoondence cost
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Riverbanks Zoo will continue 1
offer free admission Fridays throug
the end of February.
Special zoo features such as tf
birdhouse rainstorm, penguin and s<
lion feedings and the milking demo
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