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Carolina Productions strives
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development [and to provide] programs
[that] will be entertaining and educational
for students," performing arts
commissioner Lee Harper said.
Some of the mainstream activities
sponsored by CP are Java Jam, a biweekly
coffeehouse series, the movie
series in the Russell House Theater
(movies are free this year), Breakfast
With the President, Spirit Week for the
Clemson game and concerts.
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last year that they wanted to sponsor
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dark regarding Carolina Pro
ns programs.
*uess I'm just kind of unaware of
vents. I usually go to other events,
oger Center events...that are not
d by Carolina Productions," said
more Tommy Cramer. Regard>me
students remain sympathetic
organization.
think they're trying their best
he limited resources they have,
hink they could, diversify the kinds
gs they bring a little more," freshisa
Parker said,
ill, Carolina Productions remains
tnted in its plans for the future.
' President Emilie Greene said,
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ctions will recover from our loss.
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