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OPUS SEVEN, the form- ing major recording artists I
er SUPERIOR-VERSATILE for it's '78-'79 HOME- 1
group, is still on the road, COMING. Channeling I
and is presently contem-?through the ENTERTAIN- ~t
plating signing a contract ERS Booking Agent op- 1
with one of four major re- erating out of Charlotte, the i
cording companies. For a SGA is booking QUASAR, ?
band with the super slick OPUS SEVEN, MASS PRO- <
sound these guys have, I DUCTION,* and CROWN 1
foresee no real problem in HEIGHTS AFFAIR. They J
this endeavor musically, have not too long ago '
They've plenty of studio presented BOHANNON 1
experience (Just complet- and the BAR-KAYS. 1
ing an album for promo) This venture proved not
and definitely had time to very strengthening for the
spread their name in every SGA or real profitable for
-luxurious night club from the Promoters7 as many
Canada to Florida. 1 only RAMS went home or other
wish ^e could _get more _ places after that A & T loss, j
hometown air-play from The Show will be
them... packed Saturday, October
As is the RULE at WSSU, 14th (regardless of who's
the Student Government playing) simply because
Association is again book- it's HOMECOMING. SGA
Commodores Do
HAMPTON, VA.- Htm appraised value of $221,000
America's hottest votM an(* presented Dr. Harvey
group, the Commodores* with a plaque naming him
came to town to sing their their "college administrator ;
biggest hit, 'Three Times a of the year."
Lady0, for the Coliseum
crowd recently, their first Primarily objects from
stop was Hamton Institute West Africa, several of the
to visit with Hampton In- gifts are from Central and
* stitute's new president, East Africa. According to
Dr. William R. Harvey. Mrs. Julia R. Vodicka,
curator for the College MuAs
Tuskegee Institute's seum, this is the first of
vice president, Dr. Harvey two major African arts colhelped
the group in its lections that will be added
formative years while they to the Museum. ,
were students at the Alabama
school. We are wa.ting for some
objects from Motown s
The Commodores did not founder, Berry Gordy's colcome
to the campus emp- lection," Mrs. Vodicka rety
handed. The group pre- vealed. "He is a major colsented
the College with a iector in this nation and his
gift of 101 objects of trad- collection is second t0
itional African art with an none."
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entertainment in melt in your seat!
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state -and
j?- & nat* on ^inks so anc* he *s
^Wt/Jr putting together a statewide
traveling exhibition of
* black artist's work to prove
his point.
[[W~4 "I only want the best*?y
y ^ said James Huff of Winston
B v4 r ^ % Earnestine are the only two
jL I black artists to ever stage
individual shows at the
I Huff, .currently the only
WNfr- black among the state's 49
M f %Vl visiting artists, has set up
an elaborate judging proce-^
t dure for the show, which he
. says will have $1500 in
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that A TASTE OF
IONEY would headline
he event, but some prob-?^
ems evidently occurred '-^\
ilong the LINES. Rumours M
also spread the M
the "YARD" jgfj
that Ms. Cole was gonna
show up <with ANNIE
VfAE) but SGA confirma- ^jjJI
quickly closed the
book on that bit of gos- ^JT
The DOOBIE BROTH- 1HHF Jh- 'Mr^
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Coliseum" last Saturday
night and were^opened bv ? S IrJ O
the English bank, UFO. VJVT
The soldout all-white rock ?.? ., , .
. _ . , Sharon Hill displays her
concert was definitely Sa,em State Unlverelty
ready for the event as an ShoW) wWch wa8 spol
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Mrs. Vodicka indicated "CI tL
that items in the Com- YOU beleCt I H3.
modores' gift are,compar- _ c
able to Hi's African col- OT StereO
lection that began in 1911
with the purchase of 400 I Equipment or
objects from the Congo,
collected between 1890 and a n Flortrnnir
1910 by the HI alumnus ny ClCtirUllIC
missionary-explorer, P TO d U Ct
Dr. William H. Sheppard.
With subsequent acquisition
in the 1920's and "The Supermor
1930's, and in recent years
through gifts from private m _
collectors, the Museum has
built a strong collection of
traditional West and Cen- Nor
tral African art numbering
more than 1000 pieces.
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prizes. ton Museum of Fine Arts;
Artists will submit work James Harithas, director of
to eight locations statewide the Contemporary Art MusFayetteyiHe,?Kington,RqI?cum
in Houston, Texas;
Charlotte between October blACK ART.
30 and November 17. LocaP Huff expects from 50 to
judges wjll pick nut the best 75 pieces to be judged
work at these sites and worthy of going on tour.
submit them to a viewing in He plans to show the
Statesville. exhibit at the State MusStatesville
will be the eum in Raleigh and at the
repository for the work, s'ate s other leading musinitially,
because that is eums
where Huff is employed as
artist with the Iredell Arts
Council, Inc. ^
To give the show prestige
Huff is bringing three of
the nation's top art experts
to judge the show: Barry
Gaither, curator of the Bos- \.
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