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Paintings of American Eden, through March 1, McKissick Museum "Carolina Skies," Sat. and Sun., Gibbs Planetarium Friday, January 16,1998 S.C. Hoi] s? * | M ' +< \''' - '/'**' < President John Palms speaks during the I attended the 20th birthday bash. TT-11 _1 * 1- C naneiujan 2 % STAFF REPORTS The Hallelujah Singers will give a free performance Monday as one of several events to commemorate the life and works of Martin Luther King, Jr. The Beaufort group, recently seen on Broadway and NBC's Today Show, will perform from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Roger Center. According to a recent press release, a full ^ house is expected and, since there is no reserved ^ seating for this event, early attendance is encouraged. The performance is co-sponsored by WISTV. The Hallelujah Singers will perform a ver sion of their most popular production, "Frogmore Stew," a combination of melodies from church, harvest and blues that celebrates various aspects of the Gullah culture. 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Expires 3/5/ GC | y Precision Jpfijj W AutoCare IB lors Colic d:jii . : IllliS'' . mg v s% m 1 " - % ^ s .! ionors College anniversary program at Harpc lingers part < The eight-member group, which tours nationally, is led by Marlena Smalls, founder of ii the group and of Beaufort's Gullah Festival. ? Smalls is known for her role as Bubba's G mother in the Academy Award-winning movie "Forrest Gump." C( Other USC events, which are primarily in- g tended for faculty, staff and students, include a 7:30 a.m. breakfast in the Russell House ball- ^ room featuring keynote speaker Sen. Darryl Jackson and The Chosen, a USC student gospel . group. At 3 p.m., Denise Hartsfield, a lawyer and assistant professor at Wake Forest University, ^ will speak in USC's law school auditorium. Admission is free. K Nearly 500 people attended the breakfast k last year. 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There was also a taped message j from William Mould, dean emeritus of the Honors College, who was unable to attend because he was orienting mem] bers of the Honors College who are in internships in Washington D.C. liilillijS "Ifs a good time for the Honors College. It is the jewel of the academic undergraduate program at USC," said Palms. Palms said he was pleased with the as Photo Editor facf. that the college is expanding its and faculty program without diminishing the quality of education provided. He continued imemorative f v~! Stay Coi j I '?I I 3U K \ mm\m w 30 Irl | 1001 m | &K/MP /?4 OHf~HOUR TOURS Of THf l/BRARY M A TOUR Of THf BUtUHHG fOR THf ft, THf flfCTROHfC RfSOURCfS HfTWORX / nt SHOW UP AT THf fHTRAHCf TO THOf ABOUT RfSOURCfS AHD SfRV e | jAHUARy Day Bum? n m Mondays //aa Tuesdays //aa n 1 wednesdays 2pa >u i a ?pa m thursdays 4pa Thinking about getting . ' pierced? ttp//www.piincture.com ' Page 3 andles nity gathers education, inniversary by saying the program helps in rerniit.incr stnHpnta nnH crnvp hitrfi praises for the program and the university. Sederberg was also excited about the birthday. Copies of his "Vision 2001" speech in honor of the college's accomplishments were available. "The Golden Age of the Honors College is now," Sederberg said at the party. Ramsdale, now an attorney in Columbia and founder of City Year Columbia, said she never once regretted her decision to attend USC. She said it prepared her for Harvard Law School as wpll as nnv Tvv T.pncnip srfmnl could have. "I did go to an Ivy League school. I just went to what we call Palmetto Ivy," said Ramsdale. All speakers concluded by hoping the Honors College continues to grow and raise the standard of education in South Carolina. "If you want my attention you just have to mention the Honors College," said Palms. festivities inected! 50 per semester -:, "' - - W* .' 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