October 13, 1970
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Orchestra Here Today
The North Carolina School of the Arts
Orchestra will bring an international
flavor to its concert tonight in Memorial
Hall at 9:15. The concert honors the
Conference on International Relations
Among the North Atlantic Nations which
opens here the day of the concert.
The program will help to celebrate
North Carolina's International Month
Celebration. It will include works by
German, Italian, and Hungarian
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composers. The orchestra will play
Weber's "Euryanthe Overture,"
Resphigfs "Trittico Botticelliano" and
"The Harry Janos Suite" by Kodaly.
Hungarian-born Nicholas Harsanyi will
be guest conductor. "Harsanyi presently
serves as the Princeton Chamber
Orchestra's music director and conductor.
The NCSA Symphony Orchestra
Nicholas Harsanyi will conduct has 69
members. They" are instrumental music
majors in the School of Music. The
orchestra's membership includes 42
college students, 27 high school students
and an equal number of North Carolina
residents.
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STUDENT LAYAWAYS-BAN
by Frank Parrish
Feature Writer
Ike and Tina Turner spend a lot of
time on the road. After finishing their
show here Saturday night, they played
Richmond on Sunday. Their bookings for
this year consume miles and energy. In
1971, Ike Turner hopes to devote six
months to touring and six months to
recording.
He is currently building a studio in Los
Angeles where he and Tina now live. But
he grew up in Clarksdale, Mississippi. Tina
hales from Brownsville, Tennessee. The
couple has since put in some hard
traveling they are dedicated
professionals who hold nothing back, on
stage or off.
Tina said Saturday night, "We first
met in St. Louis in 1957. 1 started singing
Aid Office Offers
E
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by Bob Chapman
Staff Writer
Sudden emergencies often create a
financial crisis for a student, but the
Student Aid Office is prepared to help.
The Frank Porter Graham Emergency
Loan Fund gives short term loans to
students without interest.
"Our hope is that anybody with a real ,
emergency will utilize this fund for a
personal emergency to tie the student
over," said William Geer, director of
Student Aid.
Geer emphasized that loans must be
for real emergencies such as a death in the
family requiring money for
transportation home, a personal crisis or a
delay in the receipt of expected funds.
To apply for a loan, a student must go
to the Student Aid Office in Vance Hall
and fill out a form. If the loan is
approved, a check can often be made out
on the spot. There are no fees or other
charges for the service. -r
Amounts of the loans are determined
by the individual situation, Geer said. A'
$100 limit is normally placed on
the emergency loans.
Payable in 30 to 90 days, the loans
accrue no interest unless the borrower
defaults in his payment. In such a case, a
rate of 6 percent is charged in addition to
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KAMERICARD MASTERCHARGE
professional in I960." Her "A Fool In
Love," 3 boffo blues number, clicked in
the charts. They've been an
uncomparab.e duo since then. Their
electrifying "Revue" has covered most of
the United States. It was enthusiastically
received across the Atlantic in England.
Life on the road has been accompanied
by hardships as well as rewards.
Ike Turner, resplendent in his black
stage costume, wearing an ankh ring and
Star of David around his neck, recalled,
"We slept in a cow pasture in Lexington,
Kentucky." On another occasion, "We
drove 400 miles to get to a hotel." Ike
was talking quietly about playing the
South. He doesn't object to doing
concerts here, especially nowadays.
"The younger generation has changed.
Its 1007c better now when you're touring
here." According to Ike, the hassles over
eating places and overnight
any expenses associated with the
collection of the loan.
Geer said the fund was established
during the 1930's depression and
presently contains about $3,000.
Calendar
. Temporary I.D. holders with Oct. 2
cards should go to Swain Hall basement
today to have photos retaken.
Christian Science organization meets
at Wesley Foundation tonight at 8:15
p.m. All are welcome.
Louis Harris will speak Wednesday
night at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall,
sponsored by Carolina Forum on topic,
"Students and Politics: The Elections of
1970."
Girls' swim team try-outs are today at
4 p.m. in the Women's Gym.
Students for a Democratic Society
meet tonight at 8:45 in South Lounge of
the Union.
Pi Lambda Phi co-ed fraternity
informal rush tonight from 7:30 to 9:30,
all women invited.
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accommodations have lessened. He aid
he could go home again: "I'm not going
to back off from Mississippi."
Tina added, "Entertainers whoVe
never been South have heard how bad it
is." She thinks the bad aspects have been
exaggerated. Ike and Tina also agreed the
show's the thing, wherever they play.
Her seemingly endless energy comes
from "just food," Una said. "I eat
whatever I want. I never gain weight."
She was resting after another set of
almost perpetual motion.
Ike said he notices some steps the
Ikettes are doing between shows. He then
talks it over with Tina and the steps are
incorporated into the "Revue's"
choreography. Tina and the Ikettes try to
keep the dance routines essentially
"earthy." "But," she added, "we mix
today's dances with just a little touch of
standard dance steps." Tina described
herself as "short-winded" Saturday
"because I hadn't eaten all day."
When the Revue's song-dance
combination brings the audience to a
frenzy, Ike slows the pace because they
don't want their sound lost in emotional
turmoil. However the audience responds,
Ike is always in control.
Recalling when he first began to play
guitar, he remarked, "In those days, there
weren't that many guitarists." Among his
fellow craftsmen, he truly admires Jeff
Beck's work. "I saw Jeff Beck in
Manchester, England and was really
amazed to see a white cat really deep into
the blues." Ike also cited another
Britisher's playing. "We toured with the
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Stones and Keith Richard irrspred
lot.
In recording, his favcr.te or.--e
was British. "I think Paul is the hca.j;:
dude around in recording." Ike sasd.
Tina ape-cJ. "I hkc Paul McCartney,
especially now that he's on his on H;
ideas are coming through much better
now than when he was with the Beat!es."
Other artists she thought outtar.J.-?
were Sly, Joe Cocker. CreeJcnce arui t! c
Stones.
The Turners appreciate other
musicians' contributions and generous.!;,
praise them. They simultaneously remain
dedicated to perfecting their on sound.
Both their newest single and forthcomtrg
album will be called "Working Together."
Very appropriate titles. Ike and Tina .?re
friendly, likeable people and good bets to
promote togetherness better than any
other couple in contemporary mui:c.
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