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?TP MSI4 [PEOPLE PLAC AUDITIONS Open auditions for "The Sound of 1 Music" will be at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- < day at Town Theatre. Call 799-2510 i for more information. ^ 1 CONCERTS c Voice Professor Tonya Currier will give a recital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Gambrell Hall Auditorium. Admission is free. ? f The Verve Pipe and the iM- ? POSTERS will perform Thursday . i at Rockafeilas'. I The Charleston Blues and Heritage i Festival will begin Friday. The festival, which includes artists such as B.B. King, Bobby "Blue" Band, 1 Dead Eye Dick and Little Feat will ? continue through April 8. ^ 4 The S.C. Philharmonic and its fea- i tured soloist, pianist Ignat Solzhenitsyn, will perform at 8 p.m. Fri- "I day at the Koger Center. Call 254- I PHIL for more information. d Steve Perry with special guest 1 Bonepony will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the Ovens Auditorium ^ in Charlotte, N.C. ^ a The Le Ballet National Du Sene- r gal will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Koger Center. Tickets A are $10 for students. V r Mojo Nixon will perform Sunday d at Rockafellas'. c MUSEUMS a USC master of fine arts candidate a Stephen Crall's exhibit "How I b Earned a Master's Degree" will d open Sunday at McKissick Musuem. ti fi F till R RF1 r uu iuui\ i\1j Ulant ti lllont t< Ulant t< Pe For more Rebecca Rio T ES WHATNOT] IT :_1_ TI7 ] ]. T7 : i._l I eJUSlclil VVtJUgWUUU. H/AptJI UIICIIUU Potter" will run through April 16 it McKissick Museum. The exhibt includes more than 70 pieces of ?Vedgwood pottery and chronicles low he influenced ceramics as decirative art. rHEATER My Heart is Still Shaking," a Theiter Emory play about a 20-year riendship between two women ? in Atlanta anthropologist and a lative of Africa's Kalahari Desert ? will be at 8 p.m. Friday in jongstreet Theatre. Admission is ree. Shadowlands," a play based on the ife of C.S. Lewis, will be showing it Town Theatre. The production vill run through April 8. Call 7991510 for reservations and infornation. [Tie Puppet Regime will perform )avid Drake's "The Night Larry . burner Kissed Me at 8 pm Inurs- I ay through Sunday at Benson Tieatre. VOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH I uiita Hill will speak at 7:30 p.m. i londay in the Russell House Ball- ' oom. MISCELLANEOUS Writer and Greenville native Hary Ashmore will give a public adress and moderate a panel disussion about Southern journalsm. The panel discussion will be 12:30 p.m. today in the law school uditorium, and the address will e at 7:30 tonight in the Belk Auitorium in the business adminis- . ration building. The events are ree. I Aiimn ':5:5xS:5:?:S ?build > be a belter le > be o port of y If so pick up an a >er Cond available in the l-building [ information about th 77-0378 Ryan Coleman E Mm i i Ww Stephanie Livingston at a display of coram dents as part of the i art exhibit at the Vis I ijust Vis Faculty, student and al I on display at USC Vi I TAMARA LAW Staff Writer media An exhibit featuring the artistic man 1 talents of USC faculty, alumni and the en students is on display at the Visitor univei Center through May 31. Th< The center, located in the lobby ginnir of the Carolina Plaza Hotel on As- i sembly Street, showcases work by j cal art professors and students in be- a ginning and advanced ceramic classes. 1116 a! Denise Wellman, director of the work i center, said the exhibit is "an op- work 1 port unity to showcase an academic and a department and real things students throw are involved with at the university." Duens The faculty artwork includes Virginia Scotchie's three terra cotta and after t glazed ceramic pieces entitled "The , Circle," "Day/Night Steps" and "Blue ^ Sphere," and Eleanor Craig's work by we "Elegance." The ce The highlight of the faculty ex- 5 p.m. hibit is a 13-piece series of large mixed from i j i j;j I I Pii f^iI >fi^ 1 JjpTIT/IT i all ^|ipj ij PAi I LmwjKBWi^WM/l] your res oder? our Carolina commun pplication for the luct Board between Burney and Baker ie Peer Conduct Hoard cont< >44-0344 Peer Conduct Board 77 i, a journalism junior, looks lie pieces made by USC stustudent, faculty and alumni itor Center. siting lumni artwork sitor Center works by art department ChairFohn CNeil, who will retire at d of June after 32 years at the rsity. e student exhibit features belg ceramic students' architecirtwork, with Michael Tartar's bin, Minhaj Arastu's Spanish nd Derek Nappei^s lighthouse, ivanced ceramic student artncludes press-molded pottery ay Bernadine Tucker, a plate vessel by Jelene Morris and m pottery forms by Shelby sing. 2 exhibit started in the spring ;he Visitor Center featured a of the Horseshoe this past fall 11-known muralist Blue Sky. inter is open from 8:30 a.m. to Monday through Friday and ):30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. t Hum ume. lily? act 7-2832 - jSjjj ^Ijj jjjli JfSi jHpr x AHHHnl^H^HnP^ K^HHHun^VHHHHKHHpP&P^ ^p ****#? < Senior art ceramics mpjor Jelene Morris sh< ceramic plate. 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