Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Michaels coming Friday By BOB CRAFT Feature Editor Lee Michaels and Mandrill will appear Friday evening at the Carolina Coliseum. Michaels, described as "the Ultimate Keyboard Master," uses his instrument and its multi banked amplifiers to translate his sound into physical waves. Michaels has worked from more or less conventional groups to solo performing. Signed by A & M records as an individual artist, he picked up a group to do his first album, "Carnival of Life." He found he disliked work' with a group and dropped them. After another album, he cut the best-selling "Lee Michaels" album in less than seven hours, using the amplified organ as his mainstay. He then went on tour, winning wide critical praise and en thusiastic fans for the show he presented. Backing Michaels Friday is Mandrill, a group from the streets of New York. The group employs organs, guitars and horns. Mandrill draws on Latin American and West Indian cultural roots of its members to form its sound. Someone described Mandrill as not being rock, Latin or jazz but a combination of all three. Tickets for Lee Michaels and Mandrill are on sale at the Coliseum box office for $3.50, $4 and $4.50. Astonish your parents. . . send The Gamecock home. South C Book Between Ri and the Textbooks al for the Caro "Keyboard Maf Pianist Lee Michaels, de Keyboard Master" backed I group, will employ multi-ban his sound into physical waves Coliseum Friday. Short courses The College of General Studies at USC will offer again this fall a series of non-credit courses as part of its continuing education program. Classes in these special courses begin Sept. 27 and meet one night a week through Nov. 15. Courses in marriage and family counseling, poise and personal development, folk guitar, effective speed reading, beginning ceramics, shell and cartridge loading, slide rule, insurance buying, stock market investing and consumer protection are scheduled. Also offered are antique collecting, poodle grooming, first aid, effective listening, flower design, sensitivity training and gymnastics for girls. Three computer programming courses beginning the week of Sept. 20, data processing, COBOL programming and FORTRAN programming are planned. Another special course this fall is effective salesmanship, offered in cooperation with the Small Business Administration and designed for owners and managers of small businesses. Further information may be obtained by writing the USC College of General Studies, arolina Store sell House Coliseum d Everything lina Student ter" to appear scribed as "the Ultimate by Mandrill, a New York ked amplifiers to translate in a concert at the Carolina continue Columbia, S. C., 29208 or calling 777-5256. ALL' MON TUES- B WED THUR - FRI - Served till 8 P.M. INTERNAT] 1031 Assembly Coliseum o beer, wine Beer and wine can now be sold at private functions in the Carolina Coliseum, according to the State Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Commission. A license for the Golden Spur nightclub in the Russell House has not been con sidered or approved. The Commission granted the license Aug. 6, with the un derstanding that the University make certain stipulations, restrictions and conditions con cerning the sale of beer and wine. The Coliseum management had been obtaining 72 hour brown bagging permits for private func tions. The annual permit is con sidered an easier method. University officials emphasized the permit will not be effective for University activities at the Coliseum such as basketball games, and alcoholic beverages will continue to be illegal at those events. YOU CAN Chow Mein Fried Rice uttermilk Pan, ihoice of 5 syrup f] Spaghetti Meat Sauce Chow Mein Fried Rice French Toa Choice of 5 syrup [ONAL HOUSE 0 Welco m Gamec Remember MAoe Levy's or. of Lady &Ass. St. iquarter for Most Anyth r Bell Bottoms i Boots & Wide Belts k Gienuine Levis kr Knit Shirts Or Most Rnything Moe Levy' 1300 Assembly St. ,btains permit Other ''self-imposed'' regulations governing the consum tion of beer and wine are: alcoholic beverages will not be permitted in the presence of minors; sale will be limited to the Coliseum; and alcoholic beverages will not be allowed in the academic levels of the Coliseum. ABC officials said if these regulations were violated, there wo(ld be no legal action against the school. If USC fails to follow the regulations, the commission could refuse to renew the license or fine the school, officials said. The Commission granted a license for the retail sale of beer and wine to the College of Charleston in 1969 and a brown bagging permit to the Clemson House at Clemson University in 1967. EAT .99 ,akes .75 Lavors .99 .99 .85 flavors F PANCAKES 4467 Devine Back ocks mn Evenings4|