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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. ^
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CONCERTS c
Voice Professor Tonya Currier will
give a recital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
in Gambrell Hall Auditorium.
Admission is free. ?
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The Verve Pipe and the iM- ?
POSTERS will perform Thursday . i
at Rockafeilas'.
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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. ^
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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.
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Steve Perry with special guest 1
Bonepony will perform at 8 p.m.
Friday at the Ovens Auditorium ^
in Charlotte, N.C. ^
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The Le Ballet National Du Sene- r
gal will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday
at the Koger Center. Tickets A
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it McKissick Museum. The exhibt
includes more than 70 pieces of
?Vedgwood pottery and chronicles
low he influenced ceramics as decirative
art.
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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
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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
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talents of USC faculty, alumni and the en
students is on display at the Visitor univei
Center through May 31. Th<
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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.
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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
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ceramic students' architecirtwork,
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press-molded pottery
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vessel by Jelene Morris and
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