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By Danny Pow
Staff Writer
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system, intern
recording star
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him perform S
evening at the Colis?
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ell The audience, tj
middle-aged and
sound middle class, seen
lational appreciate what the
Roger had to offer in the fori
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;nt to see humerous tales,
aturday Though you maj
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Roger Whittaker
ticker Dedicated to za
rid The Gamecocks
Fredrick, the# 1 I
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jewelry warehouse
i lust another Jewelry store"
>en Mon?sat 9 til 6
09 Piatt Springs Rd.
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Kabobs
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Student ID \J
y through Wednesday
Dinner Only
mont House
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er of Main and Richland
EXPIRES 3-31-81
in Pasta Night
YOU CAN EAT
y Monday Night
eties of Pizza, Spaghetti,
.asagna, and Salad
r children //
bUffetS
r wins cr
pically you have more than likely w*
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ujipci nearu ui sumc ui ma auugs,
led to which have become classics
singer of easy listening. With tunes
n of his like "Durham Town," Pa
and "Mammy Blue," and "The sa
Last Farewell (for You are
' have Beautiful)" to give him fame ha
ittaker, in the United States, Whit- to
taker has become a Pr
somewhat popular singer tu
among the easy listening al
' crowd. pl'
MITT WIIAT Till/1 Ifpnva W
Africa native had to offer' so
was more than a few songs fcu
that have been made popular
on the radio.
After starting his show to
with a tune called "Sing A]
Out " XA/hittnlfor friprl to t\J
I teach the audience to whistle r(
African-style and told of s*
some African folklore from
his part of the country. M
Then, with the assistance A
of his three back-ground c'
singers, Whittaker w
Sgggf??j demonstrated the Zulu ritual S(
, for weddings. The simple T
gj|g?B dance and "singing" was, to h
IBP! say the least, interesting, d:
Ig^L^ Then he used his expertise in fi
lIBfc- whistling to show what a
IfJ WL Zulu song sounds like.
WBB From Africa, the audience ^
was taken to the Caribbean a
for some example of their ^
music. Then, after Whit- ^
|Jf j taker sang some of his more sl
p A famous tunes, he did some a
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of his whistling to deliver the
message. By this time, his ?
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Shrimp and Corn Pie, B
Deviled Crab with Ti
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la I I Also includes Hoppinj
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owd
iistling, however good it
is, was becoming boring. j
THEN CAME THE BEST
rt of the evening, when he
ng "The Last Farewell."
te song, about a ship in the
rbor getting ready to sml
England the next day. It is
nhahlv hie mnst famous
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ne ever recorded, and the
idience was obviously
eased. I
After a brief intermission,
hittaker came back to do
me early Elvis Presley
nes, like "Hound Dog,"
towing his prowess in the
3ld of rock 'n roll. Whitker
sings everything from
frican and British folk
nes to Caribbean and early
>ck standards, demonrating
his versatility.
"New World In The
[orning," and "In
merica," were the two big
osing songs for Whittakei>
ith a few mediocre new
)ngs thrown in between,
he first song, which he said
ad been recorded by many !
ifferent performers,was a
ne version of the tune.
nvrnil I TUir pnnport
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as very nice and the
udience got more or less
'hat they expected. Whitaker's
style of showmanhip
was very admirable,
nd though he may never
lake it big on Popular
imerican Radio, he will
lways be a classic perormer.
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Candled Yarns, Vegeta
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stereos with the above pi
"Five Points stereo shop"
illustration of equipment an
the type of stereo equipme,
Gamecock regrets any rt\
relationship between the pic
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ersity Dining
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. Wednesday
I 5:00 Cnu
Au VIn
Boeuf Bourguignonne
Quiche Lorraine
(choice of 1)
iosseii Salmi
Vinaigrette Salaii
(choice of 1)
French On
Bever
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kg Beans,
ble Tray,
Gombread
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Won
ran a story on buying
cture. The picture of &
was merely used as an
d has no correlation with
nt sold at this shop. The
u'sunderstanding of the
:ture and text. I
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g to buy ! I
f warehouse H
rigs Rd. w. cola. N
>ther jewelry store/' W
Services I
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Cafeteria r
, rcurumif | j
6:30 p.m.
French Fried Zucchini
Glazed Carrots
Green Peas & Onions
Braised Rice
(choice of 21
Strawberry Shortcake
Mousse Aux Chocolate '
(choice of 11 r
ion Soup - p..
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