Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Concert first wee On Friday, April 4, at 8:30 p.m in Vw? U?..o? T> ? 11 1 Ill Hit 1VUOOU1I HUUdC lectin UVJIII. 1 Tuna and the Jefferson Starshi] Appearing with Papa John will b< recently released their first albu and are $2 with USC I.D. and $3 to Then, on Saturday, April 7, the two of America's finest perfornv Prine has recently put together j static. Clements is still fronting o The gates are scheduled to open The rain location is the Carolina < any sort will be permitted on the f Prine has recently switched whom he recorded his most rece produced by his good friend Stev is best-known for Derformances I and "Hello in There." He is truly Clements is a fixture on the fid* are often the highlights of fiddle plays everything from country to Clements is voted among the fine: These two programs are a par Rites of Spring, which will be oc< your eyes open for the entire sche after Spring Break. The musical < Sounds. The top 10 singles this week, accor 1. Tragedy 2. I Will Survive 3. What A Fool Believes 4. Heaven Knows 5. Shake Your Groove Thing .... 6. Do Ya Think I'm Sexy? 7. Sultans of Swing 8. Fire 9. What You Won't Do For Love . 10. A Little More Love The top 10 albums this week, accoi 1. Spirits Having Flown 2. Minute by Minute 3. Dire Straits 4. Blondes Have More Fun 5. Love Tracks 6. Cruisin' 7. Briefcase Full of Blues 8. 2-Hot 9. 52nd Street 10. Totally Hot ma r /WE] Richland Memorial Hospital i nurse. Although faced with n ultimate decision is singular. 1 you. REGISTEl GRADUA j Richland Memorial Hospital is affiliated with two medical u paueni services ior cnnoren ; CCU, ICU, PICU, NICU, 1 I Rehabilitation. We offer a coi RNs and a 6-week orientation I program for new graduates as excellent compensation and bi E location that offers the excitem For immediate attention call 1 \ at (803) 765-(>271 or send resu I Richland Memorial Hospital : S C. 29203. is looming k in April Papa John Creach will be appes Papa John is a former member ol p who is now fronting his own t 3 Russell and Johnston, a local due m. Tickets will only be sold at the >the public. i Annual Outdoor Concert will fea ers, John Prine and Vassar Clemi a new band .The reviews have beei ne of the hottest country bands arc at 12:30, and the show starts at Coliseum at the same time. No gla ield, so please don't bring any. labels, from Atlantic to Asylum nt album, Bruised Orange, which e Goodman. Some of Prine's mat by other people, such as "Dear Al a legendary singer-songwriter. tilers' circuit, where his performa :rs conventions. The band he has bluegrass to rock and roll. Every st fiddlers in the country. t of four days of events, known a! :urring April 4-7 around campus. 1 idule, which should be out immedii events are presented by Contempo ding to Billboard Magazine, are: Bee C Gloria Ga' Doobie Brot . . . Donna Summer & Brooklyn Dre Peaches & Rod Ste Dire St Pointer Sis Bobby Cald Olivia Newton-v rding to Billboard Magazine, are: Bee ( Donhif? Rrnt Dire St Rod Ste Gloria Ga Village Pe Blues Brot Peaches & I Billy Olivia Newton-v "I f KHJHLAND i MEMORIAL Li HOSPITAL & rnattve s the positive alternative for toda lany professional opportunities, I r'ou must make the right decision [lEI) NURSES TE NURSES a 611 -bed acute-care referral cenl niversities offering a full range and adults. Specialty areas inclu EH, UK, Neuro and Pulmona iiipruuuiisivc z-wet'K orieniauon i or a 12-month internship-residen well as staff development progran ;nefits, tuition reimbursement am lent of a major metropolitan area. 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