University of South Florida - Aegean Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Dress rehearsal of the show, HSweeny Toddfy allows the cast to perfect their lines before presenting the show to the USF and Tampa Bay community. A flutist and his piano accompaninst, perform a musical passage during the Flute Fair. USF Productions 25

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USF Productions The College of Fine Art offers the University and the Tampa Bay communities a wide variety of cultural activities. Each semester the departments of Art, Dance, Music and Theater combine the talents of their distinguished faculty and students, from both the performing and visual arts to present a series of events which represents the spectrum of artistic creativity. The Department of Art sets up exhibits in various buildings around campus to display the works of students, faculty and well known artists. The Department of Music offers a variety of programs. such as performances by the USF Symphony Orchestra and the USF Wind Ensembles. Other performances include those by the faculty in the form of recitals and chamber music cone certs. The Department of Theater and Dance presents various productions each semester. Some of the theater productions included the plays Sweeny Todd and TiThe Female Trans- port. Dance productions, such as the HBildbeschreiburg and the USF Dance Ensemble Concert, included perfor; mances which span the dance spectrum from classical to modern works. Mic Knight, makes a final adjustment to his sculpture I final project titled, iiDriving Ritual. Cast and crew of the T'Beauty and the Beast puppet show take their final bows. 24 USF Productions

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Lets Go to . . . Need to buy a magazine, attend a sorority meeting or see a doctor? Where do you go? Where else, but the UC. The University Center, UC, could not be more appropriately named, for it is the center of university life at USF. Located at the heart of the campus, it serves as a focal point of daily activity for students, faculty, staff, alumni, guests and visitors. It provides various facilities, services and programs designed to enhance the social, cultural and recreation life of the University. The UC has meeting and conference rooms available for use by student organizations, a ballroom for social and formal activi- ties, lounges for relaxation and a gallery for artwork exhibits. An information desk, flower shop, ice cream parlor, snack bar, cafeteria, bookstore and health service are also located within the building. Descending the stairs into the basement, a whole new world emerges. Located here are the TV lounges, game room, craft shop, bike shop, vending machines and photography lab. Free time can be spent by catching a favorite soap on the TV, throwe ing a ceramic pot in the craft shop or ttsaving the world on the latest video game. The UC basement has something for everyone A ceramic hobbist molds her clay on a throwing wheel in the Craft Shop located in the basement of the UC. The lobby of the UC can become very congested with people seeking assistance at the information desk, purchasing attraction or concert tickets at the ticket booth, buying flowers at the floral stand or just greeting friends when passing through the lobby. Reach for the sky. The game room in the basement of the UC offers a van'ety of games, ranging from pool tables to the latest video game. Opposite page, clockwise: The lounges in the UC are a great place to meet people or get a little help with a classroom assignment. Want a treat? The Ice Cream Parlor located in the Snack Bar area, satisfied many sweet tooths. Where are the books? A variety of items could be purchased in the Bookstore, such as greeting cards and gifts, USF apparel, classroom and art supplies, candy, personal items, film, calculators and yes, of course, books 26 University Center