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A new art club-~ been CIC8ledfor dlOte of us who love to our feeliQp ddouattpaperand color.

Meetings will be held on Mondays at 6 p.m. in the COlDIIUda'S•louoge. Everyoneis welcome to eome and sblre their idr:aatartie club;

Tbe dub wlll pue fl charM:e to baWtbeia' wott be morevisibleon campus.lt plas oa students crcate mutall dlll canbe feallftd in 'lifer. cdldcpanmenta.

Othel' plans spedal visits by profcssiooll ar1ists to p tedmiCfUC ud iuttQcwral stiJb as well asaforts made for dJe groupto become DlOff known for backdrop&, scene,y, programs or anyodaer visual aids to both oa and off-campus eveall.

Members will be ableto 'Nit art galleries and art DJHlf'UJDS'lD ttipl M die club will Im. This wiD " students a cmnce to view other kinds of art mediumsand expandtbeirborizom.

Art i, CUDendyOD ule to faculty and staff' to fund the activides plam1ed.

A sign up sheetbN been huqg outsa the art room for students to sign up on. Come out and join the art club and have a chance for your creative talent to be viewed on campus.

Songs that are Sung

by Shanna Lynn Fane/II

Pianist Hugh Sung will be performing in the mansion tonight, Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m.

Sung, who began his career with a performance with The Philadelphia Orchestra at 11 years old, has traveled all over the world performing in renowned places such as Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, The National Gallery of Art and the Ravinia Festival.

Sung has also toured with distinguished music groups that include the Concerto Soloists Chamber Or-