Clemson Daybook

Published: November 19, 2009

CLEMSON DAYBOOK
Nov. 20-21, 2009

Friday Events

The Caffeine South Exhibition is open at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Shown in partnership with The Art Center of Clemson, the exhibition is comprised of works from Caffeine South, a group of contemporary artists from the Greenville area. The free exhibition is open in the Brooks Center lobby during regular box office hours, from 1 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, until Dec. 9. The exhibition also can be seen during scheduled Brooks Center performances. Contact Glenn Hare (864-656-1478) for more information.

The annual Clemson-USC Blood Drive, a 25-year tradition between the two rivals, is Monday through Friday across the Clemson campus. Students, faculty, staff, alumni and fans of the Tigers and Gamecocks will roll up their sleeves for the blood drive. Contact Rebecca Covington (864-682-1857) or Angela Nixon (864-656-0382 or 864-280-5256) in Media Relations for assistance.

The Lee Hall MFA Gallery is hosting the exhibit "Rare Birds of the Indian Subcontinent: An Art Show" by Uanqiu Wu of Tangshan, China. The exhibit will be on display through Friday, Nov. 20, as part of International Education Week. This collection is owned and shared by Murali Pai, a doctoral student in forestry and natural resources. For details, contact Louis Bregger (864-656-0437) or Angela Nixon in Media Relations (864-656-0382 or 864-280-5256).

The Power Behind the Palette, a play by Mark Charney, presented by the performing arts department and the Clemson Players, is performed at 8 p.m. in the Bellamy Theatre of the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. The play is a product of Clemson’s Creative Inquiry program, in which students are engaged in undergraduate research. Contact Charney (864-656-5415) or Ross Norton (864-656-4810) in Media Relations for assistance.

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