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'accompanied him in dance in a Creativ
event last month. CM and FS has expan
independent films to having music and d
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Wednesday, August 2
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?ilm Society' expand
/t's had a name chang
expanded its focus. And
P i . r last six months, the Cr(
lies Jj/QllOr Music and Film Society has grc
a brisk rate.
Marc Minsker, co-founde
president, took his love of jaz
independent films to a new le
February when he begai
^Independent Film Society, >
expanded to the CM and FS.
"We tried to get shows i
Nickelodeon, but it was a liti
tedious," Minsker said. "In th
we felt a student organization
be more beneficial to the univ
community."
"IFS will not take business
from the Nickelodeon, but rathe
up where they have left off" co-ft
and advisor Prank Beylotte st
fact, three of the Nickelodeon's
members are involved in IFS.
"We petitioned the universil
got 15 signatures," Minsker sa
% added that now that the univ
SPECIAL TO THE GAMEOCCK ,_"This j?j?POrtant
because of its very structure. It
his wife Patricia Nicholson and discusses films suggested
e Music and Film Society members," said Dr. Faust Pai
ded from only presenting a professor of Italian at USC ar
lancing events periodically one of the organization's fa
advisors.
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away from the Nickelodeon, enthused," M
sr and but rather pick up where is lacking wh
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ivel in expanded or
n the Frank Beylotte about jazz,
vhich co-founder and advisor for the Saturday
Creative Music and Film Society Cultural k
it the played the pi
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e end' At 8 p.m. each Wednesday in the and^mpletel
W0UJd Gambrell Auditorium, the CM and .
ersity pg week]y meeting for about JJf2 ^
15 to 20 minutes. Then the film is set UhadDouriM;>
away up and begins about 8:30 p.m. country and
irpick "The growth has been 20 jazzleger
phenomenal,"Minsker said. "It's more iJct* \ and
ad[* than I expected." November.
Minsker said that about 50 to 60 monej
, people have become contributing S?nce,
% ^ members of the organization. About ?
x?. xxx, 4Q are regulars, showing up "
f I?1 y every week. He added that there is a con . .u ,,
? ^ good mix between undergraduates, mJ1S1C1fIll
USC graduate students and faculty ^roughttie
, , members. , ,,
alan "In the classroom, everything is , pay
Jcome driven, goal-oriented," Dr. Pauluzzi 0I*\]
,, said. "At the IFS meetings, the . , eaiT., ?
discussions are clear, but open-ended. m Irf . I
^P'? Real learning takes place here in an
ft1 - inteUigent, relaxed environment." thiswi ke
lines ^3 Wednesday meetings were *
aer1t0 the crux oflhe original IFS. But some ? 1 ? P?tn
ru faculty members became instrumental ., r , ea^f'
in the expansion of the organization ^ end of has
:ia y to include more educational and open- approac ng.
:muat ended discussions about music. As a ^e,fefb. flt?
result, a name change was in order ?? fp _f
nation as the scope of IFS's mission broadened e fp ,
With the change, the organization .. . y0UJ^f
^yite added more members and increased Music and Fill
its public exposure. at minskerm
a^f? * In July, free jazz veterans Joe ? ou
cu y McPhee and Michael Bisio performed
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CONCERT CALENDAR
ganization is not only
Albert Hill, TBA, Aug. 29, Magnolia
night Fred Van Hove, St. Pub (Spartanburg, SC)
Embassador of Flanders,
ipe organ in what was Insane Clown Posse, TBA, Aug. 29,
aginative, pypprimpntal Masquerade (Atlanta, GA)
y exciting" performance.
formances include the Uncle Mingo, TBA, Aug. 30, Music
rio on Sept. 19, Eugene Farm (Charleston, SC)
an international rocK,
jazz guitarist on Sept. 311 w/ De La Soul, TBA, Aug. 31,
id Sam Rivers' Trio on Blockbuster Pavilion (Charlotte, NC)
Joe McPhee Trio in t
Indigo Girls,7:30pm, Sept. 21,
r raised through these Township Auditorium
back to the musicians.
and FS's board, made Jeff Foxworthy w/ Rich Snyder,
dozen faculty members, TBA, Sept. 26, Memorial Coliseum
le money to ensure the (Spartanburg, SC)
financial guarantee.
Parker performance, Sheryl Crow w/ Wflco and Michael
as raised enough money Penn, TEA, Sept 27, Blockbuster Pavilion
isicians and not have to
the board.
ping to set up an account ETC.
rnion for donations and
Minsker said. He hopes WUSC to hold new DJ meeting
ep the organization WUSC 90.5 FM will have a meeting
able in the future. for interested students, faculty and staff,
e organization goes on The meeting will take place 7:30 pm,
" Minsker said, noting Sept.4, KH 305.
college career is quickly
, But after six months, Community can register for voice
i solid base has been set lessons at USC
janization last long after Registration for private voice lessons
am graduate school. at USC continue through Sept 5. Classes,
Lterested in the Creative which begin Sept. 8 in the USC School
n Society, e-mail Minske of Music, are open to anyone 14 years
(?garnet.cla.sc.edu. Or, and older. Tuition will be $130 for 30:
the web site at minute lessons and $255 for hour-long
xaties.am^SoHc/Lafts/25 sessions. Call 777-4280 for more
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1997 Rhodes and Marshall
Scholarship Workshop
lesday, August 26 at 3:00 p.m.
larper College, Gressette Room
; idea of studying for a degree at a top British university
3 you? If so, plan on attending the Rhodes and Marshall
ihip Workshop. USC faculty members will explain the
ies and differences between the two awards and outline the
on process in order to help you decide if applying for either
wards is right for you.
9U have nothing to lose
but an opportunity.
re information, call the Fellowships Office at 777-0958.
Thomas Cooper Library
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Fall 1997 Tours
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ng for the first half-hour, and a tour of the electronic resources
; for the second half-hour. Just show up at the entrance to Thomas
ir Library and learn about resources and services available to you.
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