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? D# " i n n-* n tk* llLLSMclll DIONNE GLEATOIV Staff Writer Hie Moscow Festival Ballet, one of Ruj give a rare performance at 7:30 p.m. Marcl Some of Russia's finest ballet will be pr the best of the Bolshoi and Kirov styles witt that stages production of ageless story ba According to Connie Scrivens, marke Coliseum events, the performance, whicl will be a rare and unique opportunity for "Students interested in dance will a performance) is pretty to watch," Scrivem In reference to the Bolshoi and Kirov ballet, Scrivens said both will be well-repi "(This) new company out of Russia (wi styles of ballet," Scrivens said. The Moscow Festival Ballet, foundet I The South Carolina Cai Richland Memorial Hos laboratories at USC Scho< at the main campus. The program offers hanc cancer research from Jun< with a basic background i offers a $2,000 stipend. Applications are available the South Carolina Cant information call 434-390C earn i e m< w lea """ ~moi IMJIHIWIWHMflllfllW IKiMuli 1 11 1 ballet dances features an ensemble of leading Russit and Kirov ballets. Although the com ssia's newest dance companies, will commission new works both in Russi 13 in the Roger Center for the Arts. "(They) are touring all over the cm esented. Their mission is to present said. Because of this, she encourages tin the framework of a new company of this special opportunity, llets. The company has already comple ting director for Roger Center and two in the United Kingdom, where th 1 is directed by Sergei Radchenko, two in Europe, which took them thro students to see traditional ballet, the Netherlands. Turkey, Greece an ppreciate the tradition, and (the Korea have been additional tour sites i said. "All (presentations) we book are pa styles that will be featured in the' touring events," Scrivens said. resented. i o eaten trns perrormance in uoiun U provide) a good example of those to purchase tickets. The original pri< at the Carolina Coliseum Box Office i 1 in 1989 by Director Radchenko, Capital Tickets outlets at $25.50 for a ncer Center, a partnership between USC and ipital, is sponsoring research opportunities in d1 of Medicine, Richland Memorial Hospital, and Is'On experiences working with researchers in 2 through early August. Undergraduate students in the sciences can apply for the program which ; in the office of Dr. William Woods, Director at :er Center, 7 Richland Medical Park. For more ). The deadline for submission is March 14,1997. _____J m mm m tra . oney! mmm mtmimm* mmmmtmmmm ?irflfii mm mm mi ihaIm ifAiiffi/tAff# ri# uifuui dfliird mid mill mane jrvvrwi re marketable lor that lull-time lob! 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