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s. 9HIJIWWWWJIUIU IUU From The Hors Mr. Ed in Nt New Orleans is an incredible city people celebrate each year is proba mis iDin annual Horse Convention more than just drinks and sex. With all the people flooding the possible to get a feel for what New C the past few days, several opportur i New Orleans. Sunday night at 11 p.m. we arri Bourbon Street, which apparently n onto Bourbon, we noticed a youi laughing at some chunky fluid on I something about "never gonna di more. On the right and left we vertising "nude exotic dancers," females," and "world famous love ? 1 WENT into the last one, fully ej Doris Day singing and dancing, bu wasn't Doris Day up there, and whi thorouehlv pmharraeicpH mo I just don't understand. If people j human bodies, why does everybody wear anything (except in CharlesU our bodies seem so boring to us-we s The street was full of people fi businessmen, drunks and prostitui happy or really sad; or very drunk gutter, and this made me very sad t< approached by ladies of the evening wanted a ride. Imagine that! THE MUSIC in New Orleans is e pleasant departure from that other! out of bars and pubs all over Bour lively sound. Within blocks wer Preservation Hall, a beautiful old p will live forever. Bits: CONGRATULATIONS to F that great victory over Notre Dame, of the season; I really enjoyed watcl Here's an item for trivia fans, sistently spectacular in the multi* boyfriend on "Lost In Space," had for about 10 years. He recently can with Zalman Kincr I annHior Kir*rti? ? -- 0 XMIIUVUVi W*66IC horror film. He played an ex-footb drugs and ended up pulling all his ha to kill everybody there. It was a g stiff from the Dunbar could have eas My horsal (asopposed to personal go as follows. Best Picture - Anr Keaton. Best Actor - Richard Dre; Director - Woody Allen. Best Screei | Movie - The Exorcist II. Worst Ac | Actress - Mimsy Farmer (from Ai Alive." i; JB 1111 I'viif1,1)! 11 ii'i ih Vi'i il't' South Carolina State and the Ms Avenue Free Art Studio will be featu an art exhibit Monday, February 27 fr noon till 4 p.m. in Russell House Ball Also on the 27th, at 2:30 p.m. Festac slide-lecture narration by Ray Lewis Second World, Festival of Black Ai Culture held in Nigeria, West Africa. I Jazz Disco featuring Benedict C Nairobi Dancers and Sharon Foster of Irving Souls will be presented at 7:3< IDr. Johnnie McFadden, assistant d education at USC, will present a li Tuesday, February 28 at 1:30 p.m. < topic "Graduate Education, Fint Assistance, and Career Opportunity Black Students." A poetry reading v ' ' 'V T. ... - ^ - - 1 es Mouth >,w Orleans . Of course, the Mardi Gras you bly the world's biggest party, but I am plirrpntlv at???-" w.v.j uvivnuuig unci a streets at Mardi Gras it is im>rleans ia all about. I have had, in rities to enjoy the pure culture of ved. At 11:05 p.m. we were on ever closes. As we made the turn ig man, bent over, apparently the sidewalk. He kept repeating rink again," and laughed some were surrounded by places ad"beautiful boys impersonating ict live on stage." tpecting to see Rock Hudson and t let me tell you that it certainly it she was doing with that saddle are so turned on by seeing naked wear clothes? We horses rarely >n of course). Maybe that's why ee them all the t imp rom all walks of life, including tes. They either seemed really . 1 even saw a few horses in the 30. For some reason I kept being ;, who winked a lot and asked if I xcellent. All jazz too, which is a stuff disguised as music. It pours bon Street, and gives the city a e A1 Hirt, Pete Fountain, and lace, never changing, where jazz 'rank McGuire and the team for I wish I was in town for the rest ling you play this year. Marlr o?./^ rnu n uuuuai U, Willi Wd& L'UII" iimensional role of Don, Judy's apparently been "lost in space" le to earth long enough to co-star >) in "Blue Sunshine," a quasiall player who got messed up on ir out, going to a disco and trying ;ood role for him, although any ?ily done the job. 1) selections for movies in 1977-78 lie Hall. Best Actress - Diane j /fuss (The Goodbye Girl). Best iplay - The Goodbye Girl. Worst tor - Kris Kristofferson. Worst ltopsy). Worst Song - "Stayin' i in the Fixnch Quarter J 1 inning held the same day at 8:00 | red in Itoom in Capstone on the U! om 12 reading will feature B. I n 1 a jj: 1 c mum. nuyics, mme /vuuis>un, ariu ; '77, a from The Ferdinand Roten t and present an exhibit-sale of Also a with works by Modern ar ollege spanning six centuries. 1 Ever- Committee of the Russell H D p.m. Union will sponsor the exh approximately 1,000 original ean of famed Ferdinant Roten coll< ecture 2.The event will be held at 1 >n the Russell House. i n c i a 1 es for "The Acting Company,' fill be professional ensemble v 'Talking U collection < By JANE SHEALY News Editor Shana Alexander of news show 60 Minutes' Point-Counterpoint segment is a many-faceted individual: shrewd, graceful, warm, cuttingly sarcastic. Her latest book, 'Talking Woman', is in her own words "as much about me...as the people 1 had spent my life talking to." This unique collection of 80 essays covers an extremely wide range of interests from Judy Garland to the CIA. As a master in the field of journalism excellence, Alexander is limitlpss in hor subject matter. She has used her career as a "license to learn" and the purpose of her book was perhaps to reassure us all that it r4a'ly happened just this way. The essay on Judy Garland was published in Life magazine in 1961. Shortly thereafter, Alexander became Life's first woman staff writer. IN THIS particular essay and others on human tragedy, Alexander leaves no stone unturned, no question unanswered. Yet, her style of social and Dolitieal commentary smoothes the rough edges and Alexander can be as Album review B By ERIC S. RICHARDSON Gamecock Staff Writer 'Rooflnm nnin ' a nU/v??? 1 ~ - -I uvuviviiiama, a oiiuw iiuw |jldyil Garden Theatre in New York is now i the music is respectable the arti horrendous. The show consists of four musiciai look like John, Paul, George and R album pictures do them no justice, are actually Joe Pecorino on rhythn Mitch Weissman on bass (a dead r Leslie Fradkin on lead guitar as Gc McNeill as Ringo on drums. T struments used are keyboards, woodwinds, and violin. The music is very good and it tak< of the horrendous voices of the mus The Americanization of the Be; devastating in this album. They evei like the Beatles, a feat no one has < Maybe we should not really be diss group trying to bring back to the da> but the truth is the album does more ONE MAJOR problem with the alb recorded live. Not even the Beath because they thought they could acc result in the studio. Another probk songs picked. Lennon-McCartn lappenings ?.m. in Campus repertory of class >C campus. The will perform Mar V Maiz, Mary USC. The only pei tanley Additon. United States workshops and t Galleries will the Company will t i - ? n 1 r original prints ^?>g i^ear ana l d Old Masters and Her Children. Tie Fine Arts [>use University This spring's St bit and sale of the Pulitzer Priz prints from the Subject was Ros ;ction on March Columbia March ioom 202 of the Night will be held March 9. Evenin liiiv/uj^ii i ucauaj a permanent matinees are s< hich tours a Sunday afternoon .# 7ornan' outst >/ topical ess compassionate as she is bold. Mit Watergate, the Teapot Dome of (Th the 70s, was the subject of coun- Seci tless books and articles and will be Ros for some time to come. Alexan- orig der's chapter of essays on the subject is a mosaic inclusive of all II angles: the devotion of Martha Fen IBB I wHf a r M ...>'; it fB con sh<>i con; ranj E A T I M "Strawberry Fields" for the simple reason ig at the Winter was recorded Lennon an album. While the other in a somew ist's voices are does not pull it off at also tries to do "I ai is who some say screwup of the whole ingo. If so, the Can you imagine The musicians "Penny Lane," and 4 i guitar as John, no electronic instrum inger for Paul), If it were not for iorge and Justin Beatles, the show wo he offstage in- There never will trumpet, cello, Beatlemania is defii problem. js one's mind off icians - almost. EVEN OLD songs li atles music is come out rather bad n attempt to talk resembles a Beatle v ever pulled off. Paul's almost identic appointed with a 'C nf tho Raatloc If tfUiL1 mnro than A{\ ^ V* n?v JUTVU11V/0| *4 ' \/v?* ??*V/I v IIIUII ~*\J harm than good. and technicians to i probably part of the p um is that it was one time can screw ar ?s recorded live If you want to hear a g omplish a better with I ; i vocals then ] mn concerns the don't want to waste m( ey songs like as tin.;, uere it is not ? ? ? >ical and modern plays, held in Dra> ch 3-5 at Drayton Hall, South Caroli rmanent company in the which also conducts The Depart eaching demonstrations, Literature ( 1 perform Shakespeare's Carolina, anc trprht's "Mnthpr fnnran/i r? 1. v/uu* UfjV VXC1IIIUU V/II Atlanta and wjII sponsor age South production of USC. :e-winning drama "The ;es" will be staged in 17-21. A special Student The USC the evening of Thursday, Sumter Nati g performances Friday 4th at 10 a m will be at 8 p.m. 3 p.m. in the Russel !heduled Saturday and Bring lunch s. Performances will b< Columbia Sa anding ays chell, Nixon's high command e Crazy Gang) and The Perfect retaries (Sally Harmony and e Mary Woods). The articles finally appeared in Newsweek. I.Mt I'll! f m t i\.i\ rmni coiumn, "ine ninine Eye', came three years r. Chapter three of 'Talking nan' is devoted to the feminine on Watergate and includes an *y on Martha Mitchell, unsung ^ine of the burglaries. fter a brief stint as editor of Call's, Alexander "talked self into Newsweek" and 'aged some respect for her hpfnrf hpfnminrt *? rnni.U ~ UVVVMIltlg C? I Cguidl imentator on CBS's Spectrum, adio program of opinionated imentary. ) Minutes came next and rtened Alexander's work week siderably, but it expanded her ge of contact. Talking Woman' is about the pie and places Alexander has I the opportunity to visit, but it lso about the woman behind the stions and her unique collection today's most memorable exiences. i I A are an impossibility to perform that when "Strawberry Fields" did half of it at a slow pace and hat quicker tempo. The group all in Beatlemania. The group ^ Ilf-.l ?? " ? in me wciirus, me ineviiaDie : show. hearing "Eleanor Rigby," 'Magical Mystery Tour," with lents? their physical resemblance to uld have been halted by now. be a Beatle reunion and litely not going to solve the ke "I Want to Hold Your Hand" lly. The only song that even oice is "Yesterday" done by al twin. M r*f io o ?? in noio, ucai^nt'^, I t-: CULTS do Beatlemania an< at is roblem. Too many tl its at i album and the musk .s up. reat simulation of Beatle music Beatlemania is for you. If you >ney and remember the Beatles ion Hall on the University of ina campus. ;ment of Foreign Language and >f the University of South 1 the USC German Division, the ib, the Goethe Institute of the Department of Media Arts a Dada Festival March 1-15 at Motorcycle Club will ride to onal Forest Saturday, March . Those interested should meet II House Cafeteria at tha. time. and the club will return to turday evening.