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> r Bars through Wednesday, all day and c -J?n u - uigiit, ui<iii uwr is *1 a pucner ana a 15 cents a glass. Every other night o draft beer costs about 30 cents a fi draft and 60 cents for bottled beer, c Don's is like one big beer bust h every night with huge crowds of p singles milling around the dance b floor and drinking what we term r rot-gut draft beer. Rot gut is bitter \* and crummy, yet it will still get you drunk. s< The dance floor is one of the most d popular attractions of Don's. In n this cage, mockeries of some of the a more famous contemporary c dances occur. Because of cramped b conditions, Don's is the only place ti a person can dance the Shag u standing still. The music has p nrnerpssprf snmpu/hat nn ~ , o V W.I mv- I, jukebox though, allowing most of s< the old beach and Top 40 songs to die after a 15-year lingering period. Don's is not a location to think, to S solve the problems of the world, debate diplomacy with Henry Kissinger or write a sequel to Jonathan Livingston Seagull. It is a rowdy, raise hell bar which is overcrowded to the point of nausea. Yet this appears to be its attraction as hundreds of singles cram themselves into its confines I every night to drink rot gut beer, dance, make passes at women, get picked up and get just plain drunk. ! Oliver's Our last leg of the tour found us at Oliver's, by far the most ex- | elusive club we had visited. By ! momharchirt nnlu nl ?1 1 ...v.uuvi omp winj, at *pel a tciiu, Oliver's actively maintains a dress cmtcyii ~1 NUTRITION CENTER Vitamins Minerals Health Foods Trenholm Plaza Shopping Center Phone 782-8896| wdiR' 1 I?f31 x Towmi I 3000 Gallons 1 Marine Facilities I IMPORTERS I & I COLLECTORS of #MARINE FISH I BTROPICAL PLANTS &EXOTIC REPTILES 10% discount to USC students with IDcard 517 Mason Rd. 754-9457 ft. to.. ode (no ripped jeans, no bare feet nd only shirts with collars). An Ider crowd which lends itself -eely to a quite jovial atmosphere, ustomers include husband unters, one-night stand queens, ost-graduate pre-senile hip usinessmen, perpetual Greeks, ebels without causes and betreen-class alcoholics. Olivers, a singles bar in every ense, has a distinct personality, otted with couches, plants and a loose head. The seating facilities re minimal, as members seem ontent to aimlessly circle the oval ar in the center ring to the tune of ape music. Happy hour, from 4 ntil 7 p.m. finds mixed drink rices at $1. Otherwise, liquor anges from $1.60 to $2, with draft et at 50 cents. One young lady, obviously am m ^ ? ? turn neip mm your Wiling ? ASSIGNMENT: Write a paper e I dangerous in some ways pills other methods ! sinful? population explosion women who shouldn't give I \ a form of murder? right of couple to decide rhythm method aiialitv of lifp % Some rel:g ! consider it Too many I on earth p ' population. Up to each "MID uijiftf i'mitaitf/>u n?wv MHtfk JftChut in ilu uifiiUug ol a- good pap&i" "a HBtujk dial ywrt iiidilied These hints are f The Writing Clini Prentice Hall, In Campus Shop ar mmmmmmmmmmaaammomkhh speaking for herself, probably summed it up best. "Oliver's," sh said, "caters to those with good taste. It definitely has a high class atmosphere. I'd never go to one ol those Rosewood bars, becausc they'd let anyone in." Certainly, then, Oliver's borders on being obvious to the point ol pretention. Somehow, they let us in~we actually passed the test. Bui even with its pitfalls, its cosmetic air of affluence, for some rpasnr we can't pinpoint (perhaps our fascination with the moose), we liked it. This article is strictly our own personal observations of several of the bars within walking distance of campus. Since everyone's opinions of bars differ, however, we surest aBMRHMMBHHHnfli 7-STEP WRITIN ibout birth control. IL'ST %% YOUR I .... - RANDOM : THOUGHTS on*. sinful. I LIMIT people * YOUR over ty, SUBJECT i couple. "X I Birth control i*#*Ccessary * to improve the quality of . me in mis overcrowded, J polluted world. I. Social Obligation: pollution, hunger, war, disease -all worsened by overpopulation II. Individual Development: attention to children education and travel freedom for parents :: a::::::::::::::::: * Conclusion: We should not deny the rights of those who want * large families, but encourage birth control for social I and personal reasons. ; r :::: \ ^ ; ( l( || Jr / 7 POL,SM RT a ' i- AND ' k yutAml" CORRECT: ?rom Ralph E. Loewe, c. ?1973 by c. Available at id S.C. Bookstore. MMBMHMMMWnBi 'J From Page 7 of pr ' each reader barhop and fijiQ the of s one best suited to his or her in- M I dividual tastes. Next week we will ur ; cover the bars on the infamous til Rosewood Strip and other places fo ! reached only with transportation, sti be : COLUMBIA PLA > * Twice a week Blee< ! 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