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?] T alent The Russell House Ba talent show, the second < A line ot people, full of h to the outer lobby. Their e up were heard and also 1 Finally, the doors were op After a few minutes. tw< Audience was soon to find 'wo. Surviving through tl happy to receive the firs flalaxy a six-member t with fheir rendidtion of ,K\ "ogether r'or oniv three n ' ~ior .oft :=nn Next came \ ew mon young man named Gale "aieni ana iaient lie did r involved shredding up a r in its original state. His several metal rings. Ale: appreciative audicnce. Bill Spears came on to s the crowd. "Take An Oli clapping hands and stom tertain during Spears' sor on the boring side. The bli whole show seemed to b nnrt ramp whpn nnp r?f Clemson being a better t< where he could go with h was no place for a state during Homecoming w< The evening was typic poor. Mark Langs WU! President ' 'Ope bunaay evei | Quest VM wi: Horn show si By Robert Patterson Gamecock Staff Writer llroom was the setting for Tu? ivent of Homecominc 19789. igh expectations, stretched from ixcitement rose as sounds of a b :>y the presence of a fake gorill ened and the eager audience rusl j master of ceremonies pranced out that humor wouldn't be foui hree or four very dry jokes, th t act. )lack band, did rheir best to get p ioogie Oogie Oogie " For a band nonths. ihey iiii a decent iob 'a nothing to be desired. i oad ;okes ma mediocre :.uei Alexander. Magic was listed a: inve. Me amazed the crowd wit! newspaper and miraculously ha> next trick involved the ir tander got a nice round of appl >ing a spiritual and a song for all d Cold Tater & Wait" brought ping feet. Our friendly gorilla c ig. Basically, the talent show v> ame can't all be laid on the talen i poorly organized to say the lee the M.C.' s began running his 3am than Carolina. One faithful is view on football teams. T1 ment to be made about Clems sek. ai v'i iiuiiicv,uiiuu^ wcurv at v>ai Charlie Lowi iton Gale A lex SC-FM News presents James B. Holder] on rv* C^inr\r\ rv) /) / \<V\ IIJUI KS VI 1j 1>\J I ( ling Oct. 15 9:00 ions & comments 11 be welcomed by calling 777-J>165 FSC-91.9FM econ and warming leople moving that had been ;ith ihe song. ,|Ss|BSRr-: fiPxT^I? it .uiti then a liMir 5 Alexander's the sounds of ?> ame on to en^as just a little t, though. The w ist. The worst W^W mouth about B B | fan yelled out ie talent show on, especially ?olina: fair to 8 winners or lose: rv ? iAMECOCK ? ft 2P? :ander j .? r, FA! man Call .. 2 .10-nn li AV/,V/V/ I Pl^ I FR j w, i FC i ! (Dir. !_ omecomii cis no wini ming Play Fair was a new event t students in competition with each he usual type of competition seen at The games were designed to leave no rs, just get people together to have a *e was a meager crowd at the event, iANELC ZZA 2702 Rosewood Dri\ ZT FPFF HP ?h 54-880 IDA Y EE COKES ITH ANY )OD ORDER ie in or carry out only) JeeU "*$2?:' Ai? 'kvKm ng Play lers, lo. the games were carried 01 deeeded in mixing students . J ? 1 _ I C wcic lciiici cu di uuiiu a g; and were intended to be py physically, stimulating. The fun proceeded until c The crowd then departed, >Ti LIVERY AAon.-Thurs. 11:3 FRI. - SAT. 11:J 0 Sunday We now for all d< Wlj* MM Wl? I I Mm MM^ i r A ti mi j 0/A I UKL | FREE Dr ; the firs | people ! come b 1 mmm mmo mm mam ?n ? ? ?mb ? ? tea* ? 9 BHMHHHBaKWBfflBKEHBSBBi Bill Bollin ? GAMECOCK Fnit* A Vt?l sers ut as planned and succin odd situations Games roup encounter" scheme, schologically, as well as iarkness began to set in. amused but content. Hours: I 10 a.m. - 1 a.m. 30 a.m. - 2 a.m. 1 1:30 - 1 2 p.m. use a Hot Box ^livery orders. Say j aft for \ t 150 | that | L I