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DEVO^r ^--pr From page 6 SOME OF you more intelligent re Wayne, what is the music like?" If 3 weeks ago, you've probably answer* are kind of catchy, but the cute stufi strumming that covers most of the i teres ting as the lyrics, there might bi "Jocko Homo:" monkey men all-in business suits teachers and critics-all dance th< are we not men-we are DEVO. "Jocko Homo" is the DEVO anthei on the album. This was also the firs tains a different version. The other and musically is "Mongoloid." Ma; humor to appreciate this stuff, but ti be DEVO and not even know it. MAYBE I'm not DEVO. Hell, I k are. This is not trash, but it's a far s live show would convince me there's After seeing DEVO live, Neil You had ever seen. Well, spuds unite! 1 hrino miiQio nr nrp thpu FJF'.VOV "*"'6 Around v/aiupud Flute * LV/ From page 6 as well as fire-spewing mountains, serpents, a moving waterfall, a multi-columned temple and a chariot Dulled bv six lions. Unfortunately, Drayton Hall, where the opera will be performed, is not suited for many of the special effects. Drayton Hall does not have the sufficient equipment to handle the flying machines, so those have been dropped from the production. Donald Gray, director and overseer of the project, says that he will try to keep the magic atmosphere of the original performance. Despite the loss of the flying machines and some other minor changes, Gray feels the opera will still be an enjoyable show. Princinal sineprs for thf production, which has been in the making for some six months, in elude soprano Norree Boyd Crickmen as the young Pamins and tenor Richard Veal as Tarnino Gray does a stint as Papageno, the bird catcher, on the nights of Nov 10 and 12. Hal Mcintosh fills tht role on Nov. 11. For ticket information or more information about the ner formances, contact the Columbif Music Festival Association at 771 6303. The GAMECOCK is the student newspaper of the University of South Carolina and is published three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Hitrinfl (ha f *11 and tnrina semester* and oncc weekly on Thursdays during both summer sessions with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in the GAMECOCK are those of the editors and not those of the University of South Carolina. The University of South Carolina is an i equal opportunity institution. Change of address forms, subscription requests and other correspondence should be sent to the OAMECOCK, Box 8S131 Russell House, University of S.C., Columbia, S.C. 29201. Subscription rates are 13 per semester and S2 for the summer sessions. Third class pottage paid at Columbia, SC. pi! aders are probably thinking, "But rou saw Saturday Night Live a few 1 |l ed that question. A couple of tunes |||| I is outweighted by the mechanical album. If the music w*s half as in e something here. A case in point is m, and probably the strongest track fe|| it DEVO single, but the album con- ! |j? track that holds up, both lyrically [ ybe one needs a perverse sense of | / here is an audience for it. You may ; now I'm not DEVO, but maybe you p i hout from great music. Perhaps the i something worthwhile here. ing said tney were tne Dest group ne ifour saviours are here, but do they The Ideas and Issues Committee o Russell House University Union sponsor a weekly forum, "The Noon ] Kaleidoscope" beginning this week. The program will be held in the se floor front lobby of the Russell h from 12:15 to 1:05 each Wednesda; ternoon. The first program will Wednesday, Nov. 8 and will feature Basketball Coach Frank McGuire, will speak on the upcoming baske season. Other future programs will in< discussions on community h< problems, local government issues campus policies. The programs ar IIA0"-TH^o^Sj Mon. thru^^JP* | Monday ? All Beer 2 foi i Tuesday - Ladies Nite Wednesday ? All Mixed Thursday ? College Nit< | 8:30 Until Friday ? We have All nil : I Disco6Nitesi 1 |j824ldinun?Dr;i__>_i____i I ATraditic i ft ; THE NORTH FACE warm this winter in a wide ? looking functional clot vests and parkas and win< i garments in down and P< 1 r* /r i n iii cinu uureiex snens. we c for day trips, ski trips, months long trips. Fra nal and external frame luggage. Down and Pola ing bags. A frame and ge( have something for ever to spend time outdoors. si tfamc h i ^ ^ qualit j ij ! V ' j I / Vi? \'l? -1 s ' ;<*. jltuuji Duy ana i f the formal and the students may come ai will as they please. Hour New dates have been set for the cai game tournaments, sponsored by Russell House University Union. r muac naments in chess, backgammon, Fri: y ^ bridge and Foosball will be held No^ t tot Tournaments in billiards will be held USC an(j 12, and the table tennis tourna ?*k n ^ Nov. 12. Sign up deadli itball Nov. 8 and students may sign up in ] , , 301 in the Russell House. [jlude salth A legendary warrior, one of the wo and most celebrated beauties and a gei e in- who nearly conquered the Roman En ) _ 4, HAPPY I . faL C? u?..? I ^ 4 7 r 1 all nite Free Champagne EAC I Drinks $1 ?50 all nite 2n< b . 1fl< Hrflltfrnm UPCOMII l, - w u m mm** CC LO \e Disco to 5:00 AM v/> 4 Week !! ; I NOV. 8 Airport Blvd. k __ in in flualitv fliitrli M jJ MMHHBS lis toaster... DEVi id go will visit the Care nesday, Nov. 8. ~ Zulu warrior ? Nefertiti and the f P nibal will appear bj "Great Kings of Afr jUCC? 1.1 ^ 11 - * - trie uat uonege 01 < Nov Coliseum fr< ment Admission is free. ne is Junior nursing sti room Baccalaureate pro ducting blood pressi - Square Wednesday, ? 5 p.m. Students v leral formation on varic lpire cjes jn Columbia. IDEAS & ISSUES PRESEf NOON HOUI KRLEIDOSCO CONTEMPORARY SPEAKER! !H WEDNESDAY 12:15 i FLOOR LOBBY RUSSI 4G TOPICS WILL INCLUDE: MMUNITY HEALTH PROGR> CAL GOVERNMENT ISSUES lRIOUS TOPICS BY USC PRO ? COACH FRANK M )or Equipmi Mm . >v;. it2> ySB^^mjB' ,tf|| D relationship >lina Coliseum WediV^nlrn M?li* ^ ? uiaiva, 1111c queen amous general Han/ way of Budweiser's ica" portrait show in General Studies lobby )m 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. udents from the USC gram will be conire screening at Dutch Nov. 8 from 10 a.m. to vill also provide iniiis nnmmnnitv aeon. US R ire > FORUM" ! ?1:05P.M. | ILL HOUSE \MS FESSORS M I ? [ 1 [ 1 11 cOUIRE russel house ? ent I )cr :'Kl?. StcriH ShlVt 7v~- -:W /' ;WS^F \