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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\
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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.
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By Robert Patterson
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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
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