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The Index-Journal. Greenwood. S.C.. September 18, 1994 5C 1 i r-n in j.iihiim, ip i i in "i nil 1 1. mm i mi wwii mi 1 p.y i nil i ipwi iw i i hi mi ii 1 1 i Ml ii' ii i EsrsMime espasudls cMtaral offerings Auditorium, 8 p.m..

Admission free; April 20 Duo Piano Recital: Matthew Manwarren and Marjorie Brewer, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; April 21 Gala Opening, Erskine Museum, MuseumGallery, by invitation only; April 25 Erskine Presidential Series: Chamber Music Event Memorial Auditorium, 8 pjn. Adults: $5, Students, April 27 Senior Recital: Kelly Sutton, piano, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; May 4 Senior Recital: Leslie Sutton, piano, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m., Admission free; May 6 Chautauqua Carolina Young Artists Competition Winners Recital, Bowie Chapel, 4 p.m. Admission free; and May 12 Collegiate Performance Series: Erskine Choraleers Pops Concert, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m.

Admission free. All events will be held in Due West on the Erskine campus. The various auditoriums on the campus include: Lesesne Auditorium (near Main Street and the Anderson Highway), Memorial Auditorium (on the circle near Abbeville Highway) Bowie Divinity Hall (Main Street), and MuseumArt Gallery (Bonner Street). DUE WEST Erskinc College has expanded its cultural offerings during 1994-93 with the introduction of three new series: the Collegiate Performance Series, the Koonts-Lampton Keyboard Series, and the Presidential Series. These series will be in addition to the Erskine Fine Arts Series, Erskine Players' dramatic productions, and other programs presented by the Erskine Department of Music.

The Koonts-Lampton Keyboard Series will honor Erskine Professors of Music Emeritus Cortlandt M. Koonts and Shirley Lampton, who combined to give more than 55 years service to Erskine. Dr. James W. Strobel, Erskine president, and his wife, Donna, will be hosts for presentations in the Presidential Series.

Cultural programs for 1994-95 will begin Sept 29 with a Presidential Series recital by Porter Stokes, baritone, and Trudy Fuller, mezzosoprano, assisted by Matthew Manwarren and Vivian Hamilton, pianists. The program will be at 8 pjn. in Memorial Hall. Dr. Stokes and Dr.

Manwarren are members of the Erskine music faculty. The Koonts-Lampton Keyboard series will begin Erskine Players' Fall Production: "J.B.", Lesesne Auditorium, 14-15 8 p.m. Admission free; and Dec. 2 The Presidential Series: Christmas Concert Lesesne Auditorium, 8 pjn. Adults, $5, Students, $3.

Also, Feb. 21 Presidential Concert Series: Mac Frampton and Company, Lesesne Auditorium, 8 p.m. Adults, Students, Feb. 27 Presidential Concert Series: Dr. Matthew Manwarren, pianist; Memorial Hall, 8 pjn.

Admission free; March 8-11 Erskine Players' Spring Production (TBA), Lesesne Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; March 13 Erskine Fine Arts Series: Drama, "My Children: My Africa," Lesesne Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; March 23 Collegiate Performance Series: Junior Voice Recital, Joy Powell and Beth Tuten, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; April 6 The 1995 Raymond W. Brock Significant Performance: Choraleers, Soloists, and Orchestra, Lesesne Auditorium, 8 p.m.

Adults, $8, Students, April 11 KoontsLampton Keyboard Series (TBA), Memorial Auditorium, Adults, Students, April 18 Erskine Wind Ensemble Spring Concert, Memorial Oct. 4 with a concert by Dr. John Roberts, pianist, at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall. The Erskine Fine Arts Series will open Oct.

11 with a presentation by the Stockholm Arts Trio, also at 8 p.m. in Memorial. Highlights of the year will include the third annual Raymond Brock Significant Performance April 6, 1995, and the gala opening of the new MuseumGallery April 21, 1995. The 1994-95 cultural calendar at Erskine will include: Sept. 29 The Presidential Series: Oct 4 KoontsLampton Keyboard Series: Dr.

John Roberts, Pianist Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Adults, Students, Oct. 11 Erskine Fine Arts Series: Stockholm Arts Trio, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; Oct 31 Collegiate Performance Series; "Hollowind," Erskine Wind Ensemble, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; Nov.

1 The Presidential Series: All Saints Day Concert, Bowie Divinity Hall, 8 p.m. Admission free; Nov. 4 Collegiate Performance Series: Lecture-Recital by Dr. Matthew Manwarren, pianist Memorial Auditorium, 1:30 p.m. Admission free; Nov.

10 Erskine Fine Arts Series: The Baltimore Consort, Memorial Auditorium, 8 p.m. Admission free; Nov. 11-12 Metropolitan Museum of Art Fellow to speak at Wqfford NGC receives anonymous gift Mike Carlton, executive director of development at North Greenville College recently announced the receipt of a $1 million anonymous gift which is set up in an endowment trust with NGC to be the beneficiary. This gift will remain in trust during the donors lifetime, and will thereafter be distributed to the college. Carlton states, "We are excited about this gift and what it means to the future of this institution.

The goal of the Second Century Fund Campaign has been to continue the growth of the institution's endowment." In making this gift the donor expressed confidence in the college and requested that the principal of this gift not be used. dimensional forms statues, altars, even domes turned out to be merely stage flats. Because 17th-century art often played with illusion, many commentators have regarded its devices as deceptive ones that hoodwink the viewer, that lie. Has our experience of propaganda in the 20th century in World Wars I and II and in the Cold War led to widely held suspicions of Baroque art, as images that lie? A 1983 graduate of Brown University, Levy holds an M.A. in art history from Brown, and an SPARTANBURG Metropolitan Museum of Art Fellow, 1994-95 Dr.

Evanne Levy will speak on Magnificent Lies: Baroque Art in an Age of Propaganda, Thursday at 8 p.m. Free and open to the public, the presentation will be in the Franklin W. Olin Theater at Wofford College. In 17th-century Italian churches, light streamed in from hidden sources, paintings were lowered with hidden pulleys on invisible runners to reveal precious icons and statues, and seemingly three- M.F.A. and Ph.d.

in art history from Princeton University. Levy has held several teaching positions in the Department of Art and Archaeology at Princeton, as well as lecturing at conferences in the United States, Rome, Trento and Chantilly. Other fellowships recently held by Levy include the DA AD Fellowship, Berlin; Mellon Dissertation Fellowship, Princeton University; Whiting Fellowship in the Humanities, ''Princeton University; Samuel H. Kress Foundation Institutional Fellowship, Bibliotheca Hertziana, Jome; and the Robert H. Lehman Fellowship, American Academy in Rome.

Welcoming Erskine College welcomed 162 first-year students recently in preparation for its 156th year. Highlighting the first day of orientation was the reception at the President's Home, hosted by Dr. James W. Mann earns scholarship Strobel, Erskine president, and his wife Donna. Dr.

Strobel, Steve welcomes first year students Bryan Rush, left, of Bradley and tlteN Gantt of Greenwood and Gantt's mother, Judy Gantt, to High reception. Rush and Gantt are 1994 graduates of Greenwood sonBi School. Rush is son of Samual and Faye Rush and Gantt is Wayne and Judy Gantt. spent last summer, training in Hollywood, Calif. In Hollywood, she took classes from actor Bo Hopkins.

Her experience includes work with SCETV, stage and television assignments which have made her Screen Actors Guild (SAG) eligible. DALLAS Darlene Patrice Mann has been awarded an artistic scholarship to attend her second year of graduate classes at Meadows School of Arts in Dallas, Texas. Mann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linton Mann of Greenwood.

Eleven students were selected by Meadows from more than 400 applicants Gift baskets Private Parties Catering Hoars Retail: Land): from 11:30 MANN for the $14,392 scholarship. Mann has had five summers of training in New York City and She will earn her masters of fine arts in acting in 1996. Tf)e Aarigold AVaret 5andvicl)es Featured on delicious homemade breads that are a delightful change from the ordinary Homemade pimento cheese your choice of bread 355 -ISO Chicken salad on a croissant 4.50 Splraled ham with lettuce, mayo, sweet brown mustard, swiss cheese on Cheddar bread. 4.50 WESTSIDE PHARMACY Your Neighborhood Gift Shop You asked for got SPLIT CREEK FARM GOAT CHEESE Anderson, SC I FETA in Olive Oil Marinate CHOCOLATE FUDGE sinfully delicious PYRAMID CHEVRE LOG GOAT CHEESE Also CLEMSON UNIVERSITY BLUE CHEESE 4 -Smoked turkey on wheat with lettuce, swiss, and sweet poppyseed 4.50 5 Smoked turkey and bacon on baguette with hot dijon 4.50 6 Smoked turkey on herb bread with garden sprouts, mayo 4.50 7 Roast beef on white with lettuce, Cheddar, and horseradish 4.50 8 Roast beef on baguette with garden cheese spread, lettuce, and Marigold 4.50 9 BLT croissant with smoked bacon, lettuce, and sun dried tomatoes with goat 4.75 1 0c Additional for Tomato 35c Additional for Cheddar Bread Roommates One hundred sixty-two new students arrived at Erskine College recently for new student orientation at South Carolina's oldest four-year denominational college. First-year students Brantlee Jackson, left, of Clover and Amy Quarles, second from left, of Greenwood are assisted In getting settled in their dormitory room by their parents, Charlotte and Dick Jackson, left and right, and Margaret Quarles, center.

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