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From The Horse's Mouth by Mr. Ed The time has come to clear th? troversial topic. I have been rece piacc regaining my ieeiings and < known as "disco." I really don't w that to call disco "music" is as Greene as a comedian. I agree that disco has a function i something to do with their feet. B give all of us plenty to think about have to deal with at least once in < face judgment or when we get to E forgot our ID. Camping out for tickets to the subject to several hours of the ti tuned in to WCOS. As I stood in people noticed me and asked, "Mr. I EXPLAINED THAT I believe i side of the coin, the minority vie "What's so hot about disco?" "It's a mindless escapism fro everyday academic life," said Phi] to someday get his name in the f "Cool people hang out there. It t cording to Barbara, who spent sev< significance of Andy Gibb. She cho later learned that it is not Walters o "You can lose yourself out there < to worry about anybody, and nc another paranoid individual. I guess the truth about disco is tl for some. But so are many other th that anybody can stay awake readii with disco is that I can't find bell b< shirt that looks good on me. Besi horse? DISCO IS MY LIFE," conclude revealed that his favorite television pressures of law school have turned |)ITC< CnAnlrln" -f nL ? un?. upcaMi^ ui CiU, wnaievei III, that stellar actor who played L All 1 remember about that show is i at least five times a week, and somebody at the end, and would picket fence. His acting talents ha\ entire cast of "The Moritefuscos.' The response to my first Gallop decided to take some quotes from "I am a horse that likes to race b in the running remains. Don't lose s in an outburst of good horse sens< Chris Sosnowski, a Polish the agreement with me regarding the hours on Saturday night. He says h Pegasus)," and I am proud of hii rlrvsincrc "u/arrantc Hio ?...ou ..uiiuilio iiiv UOC IH U1C course, he lives in the Horseshoe. I'D LIKE TO THANK these two f by telling you that next week my Bourbon Street in New Orleans. W< few weeks late to avoid all the peop Mardi Gras a few weeks early to saddle down and study hard! a?? . ... LEARN TO S Discover a nAui u#nr world. Learn the fun scuba diving. University accredited USC College of Phyi Underwater Works. Feb. 28. For more info unou BUIOfl Boardwalk Plaza* 79 Bush River Rd. Co tiT<r(T)T,r<<?rr,r,f,r.r.ii,r.r,T.T.v.M.i>y H F?&mZS M fln ^ ' ** v< w . JWUMPM J 5 air regarding a somewhat coniving criticism from all over the comments about the phenomenon ish to offend anybody, but I think shameful as referring to Shecky in today's society; it gives morons esides that, lyrically these tunes .. Reality is something that we all Dur lives, either when we die and diamond Disco and realize that we ! USC-Notre Damp oamt* i wmc ????? ?' QviaaaVf JL TT UO npan sounds of a portable radio the corner whimpering, several Ed, why do you hate disco?" | somebody must present the other iw that disco sucks. So I asked, m the multiple tensions of the I Brown, a law student who hopes J >aper. >rings out the pretty people," acsral minutes explaining the social se to conceal her last name, but I >r Streisand. )n the dance floor. You don't have >body worries about you," said hat it is fun for many, and boring ing$ in life. In fact, I am amazed ng this column. My main problem jttoms with four legs, or a low cut des, who wants to dance with a 5 Brown, the law student. He also show is the PTL Club. I eupss his brain soft. r happened to Clarence Williams ink Hayes on "The Mod Squad?" that Link would say "solid, Pete" that he would end up chasing tackle him after leaping over a e only since been matched by the Poll was so amazing that I have i both letters. ut often loses. The fact that I am tride. Mr F.H " cnvc Tha nnn~? , -- . ? v., UUJU lllb ivappci , 5. roughbred stallion, is in total i dumbness of midnight morgue e hasn't caught "the fever (thank m. His reaction to the midnight fast fading 'Honey Wagon." Of our-legged friends, and conclude column will be written while on e horses celebrate Mardi Gras a le. Actually, the people celebrate avoid all the horses. Until then, m CUBA DIVE Id...the underwater i and excitement of . Available through i ? ? J sicai caucanon ana New classes begin j rmation call water I V (X)j ? ft-3723 U J M lumbla ' Ellfijf i ITI???M i' i mi' i -] The USC Opera Workshop, directed bv Donald tmll w ? TTI1A present "Opera Scenes," Tuesday February 21 at 8:00 p.m. in Frazer Hall. The exhibition will include scenes from operas by Mozart, Bizet, Verdi, Bernstein and Britten. The show is free and open to the public. The 1978 New Music Festival at the University of South Carolina presents its "1 had no idea you were a living composer" series, which runs February 23-25, at Frazer Hall. All events are free and open tp the public. The first performance of the series is a chamber music concert Thursday, February 23, at 8 p.m., featuring the versatile work of performercomposer Donald Erb. 'Hot Tin Roof' opens Tuesday j "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Tennessee Williams about a rich Southern family unable to face the harsh truth about itself, will be presented by the USC Department of Theatre and Speech Feb. 21-26 at Longstreet Theatre. The -University production directed by Russell Green depicts the bitter turmoil on a Mississippi plantation when Maggie, "the cat," faces her husband with the truth about his drinking problem. Family members confront each other with the most personal questions involving greed, sex, Hpath lfivo ot-irl Uotn iVf V Uft ftVI uaic. The play will be performed at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, Feb. 21-25, and at 3 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 26. Tickets are $1 for students and $3.50 for the general public. For reservations call the theatre box office, 777-2551, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. f==z { J _ LOCATIC PRACTIC TRY-OGT i YOG MG: Happenings The .Paratore Brothers, one of p America's foremost duo pianist u combinations, will perform at 8 S p.m. this Tuesday night in the e Russell House Ballroom. The A concert is free and is sponsored by 1'Cultural Series. p The Ideas and Issues Committee of the Russell House University B| Union and the Association of Afro American Students will co-sponsor . Jj1 a lecture by Carl Stokes on Wed- Co ]free t-sht with a Texfur I limited Su Inquire about the ne Permetric Styles by Ye VennaWae Phillips Owner-Operator jl, ISUB am different A balanced meal on a bu Subs from 6 ii 749 Saluda Av< A 11 i kROUNA CHEERLEAD1 TDV.n/iTc l IX 1 "V/U 1 o , *?< V? ' ' ' "%, ; > ' ? \# *1 ? - < ;a-;4.'/ V* #> >N: WILUAMS-BRIGE S . ~mF E: FEBRUARY, 27 & Z 730-9^0PX fc, jw irj ^ , '* "* S: MAROfl S v WEDNESDAYS 730 PJVl. - ONTV * * ? \ ' * ? 4-\ >- / . -. v * 5T ATTEND BOTH PRAC esday, February 22, at 8:30 p.m. i the Russell House Ballroom, tokes is the first black man to be lected mayor of a major merican city, Cleveland, Ohio, in )67. Stokes is also reporter and roducer for NBC television news.. The 107th Edition of Ringling -others and Barnum & Bailey reus arrives Friday, March 10 * si* chnurc ?* n ''? v*'> w**v*? ?J ?i urc mroiinfl liseum. RT I ized Perm ppjy j >w spring trend Hair iinaWae 3 1 53 Fnrpct Piriv/*=? - - - ? i %/?/ i?' I I Y Vy | Ph. 782-0095 | [IT Super salad I I Carrot cake n for a special treat, i). to 6 ft. ?, 5 points j 12 midnight / r \ i *. i ?" V JTADJCIM i >3 ! ! : i i i r \ I TICES! I