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X-WR-CALNAME:BERLIN Featuring Terri Nunn
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DESCRIPTION:Doors open at 7 p.m.\n\nADMISSION:\nAdmission is free and open 
 to Trojan Family Weekend registrants and USC students\, staff\, faculty\, 
 alumni\, and guests.\n\nTrojan Family Weekend Attendees: Show your Trojan 
 Family Weekend badge for admission. For more information or to register fo
 r Trojan Family Weekend\, visit familyweekend.usc.edu.\n\nUSC Students\, S
 taff\, and Faculty: RSVP\nUSC Alumni: RSVP\n\nEVENT RULES & PERMITTED ITEM
 S: For more information on general event rules and items that will be allo
 wed in the venue\, please click here.\n\nDESCRIPTION:\nJoin us for an excl
 usive concert and conversation with L.A.’s iconic synth pop pioneers Ber
 lin\, including original members Terri Nunn\, John Crawford\, and David Di
 amond! Their gold-selling debut EP Pleasure Victim featured groundbreaking
  hits like “The Metro” and “Masquerade.” No one who watched MTV in
  the ’80s could forget their Bonnie and Clyde–inspired video for “No
  More Words”! And in 1986\, the band received international acclaim for 
 their chart-topping\, Academy Award–winning “Take My Breath Away” fr
 om the Tom Cruise movie Top Gun. One of the most influential bands of the 
 ’80s\, Berlin continues to make exciting new music today.\n\nThis specia
 l Trojan Family Weekend event will include an intimate and rare conversati
 on with original members Terri Nunn\, John Crawford\, and David Diamond\, 
 facilitated by USC professor Karen Tongson\, followed by a full concert th
 at you won’t want to miss! So bring some low-back chairs or blankets and
  get ready to dance at this special event open to the USC community only.\
 n\nAbout the Moderator: Karen Tongson is associate professor of English\, 
 gender and sexuality studies\, and American studies and ethnicity at USC. 
 She is the author of Relocations: Queer Suburban Imaginaries and a forthco
 ming book entitled Why Karen Carpenter Matters. Her writing and cultural c
 ommentary have appeared in the Los Angeles Times\, LA Weekly\, BuzzFeed Re
 ader\, NPR\, and The Washington Post\, as well as academic journals. You c
 an also hear Tongson talk about pop culture\, the arts\, and entertainment
  on the weekly Pop Rocket podcast\, hosted by comedian Guy Branum.\n\nPres
 ented by USC Visions and Voices: The Arts and Humanities Initiative and Tr
 ojan Family Weekend.
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LOCATION:McCarthy Quad
SUMMARY:BERLIN Featuring Terri Nunn
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CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Music
CATEGORIES:Student Life
CATEGORIES:Event Highlights
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