Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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The South Carolina Philharmonic Or- chestra performed at the Wheelwright Auditorium on November 27, 1984. Eina Anderson, a graduate of both Stanford and Harvard conducted the orchestra. Robert Pruzin, a faculty member at USC-Columbia, was the featured soloist. Sid Ceasar, a legend in the world of comedy, presented a special lecture at USC-Coastal Carolina on October 16, 1984. He discussed his television program, The Show of Shows, as well as the basics of comedy. He also gave a performance of a few of his most famous routines. af ,ibm On Valentine's Day, USC.-Coastal presented some of North Carolina's most gifted dancers and musicians. Chuck Davis used his N.C. ,heritage and much ex- perience with African, Caribbean, and American dance to create this exciting troupe.

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Christmas Festivities A 'A ' 2' . Situated just off of Ocean Boulevard, the Landmark Hotel vibrated with the rocking beat of popular music on December 7, 1984. As couples entered the dimly-lit hall, the sounds of Inn-O- Vation' magically put them in the danc- ing mood. The Campus Union used their talents to transform the hotel ballroom into a glamorous setting for the annual Christmas dance. Free beer, wine, and hors d'oevers were served to keep the spirits high. As the activities came to a halt around 1 a.m., the students de- parting all agreed that the evening had been a great success! The music provided by Inn-O-Vation ' is-li' kept the partygoers merry. Campus Union members carefully checked student I.D.'s before admitting them. These students catch up on the latest gossip during the band's intermission.

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