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Weekend Entertainment By ANN McGINLEY Staff Writer THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 I Sea Board at Dundee's, 2701 Rosewood Drive (ad- g mission $4 and all the draft you can drink); Wes , McKelzey at Bryan's Warehouse, 1310 Gadsden Street (no admission fee); Cruis-a-matics at Easy's, 1215 Bluff Road (admission $4); college night at Zack's, 736 F. St. Andrew's Road (free beer with college i.d.) FRIDAY, SEP T. 18 All Nighter joint rolling contest at the Golden Spur; Sea Board at Dundee's, 2701 Rosewood Drive (ad mission $2); Huntington Barber and Co. at Bryan's Warehouse, 1310 Gadsden Street (no admission fee); Lou Jones at Greenstreets, 2009 Green St. (admission $2) SATURDAY, SEP T. 19 Sea Board at Dundee's, 2701 Rosewood Drive (admission $2); Huntington Barber and Co. at Bryan's Warehouse, 1310 Gadsden Street (no admission fee);. Lou Jones at Greenstreets, 2009 Green Street (ad mission i>z); ciock worK ai i^acK s, /iJb r . ai. Anarew s Road (admission $2) SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 The Commodores at the Colisieum (ticket $10 and $9 at the box office) U/PHMFCn A V CPD'T no TT juiyiiuuiyn A , ODI A . Ladies Night at Zack's, 736 F. St. Andrew's Road (Ladies admitted free). I _ J { ? CHINESE SONGS & DANCES \ A Youth Goodwill Mission from A V Republic of China \ ) Sept. 29. Tuesday 1 (r BANOUET: 6:00 RH Ball Room *) PERFORMANCE: 8 00 Booker T.Washington ^ A Auditorium A Sept. 21. 22. 23 K 2 Ticket available: I 2:00 4:30 $ 7.00 Banquet 6 Show ) ^ RH Patio $2.00 Show only V 9 9 II 2909 Piatt Springs Rd. w. cola. i P 9 til 6 Mon. - sat. j';r'j fey "It's more than Just another jewelry store." < I ? ax, Have Fun, (j I i jj [ ^ ' (Enter a new wonderful world of excitement. rr* tw\ n i c i f fn n t II IK" rtlllH)^|'ni i i i.-> i\ hi ? the perfect setting for your favorite cocktails! And what food! The menu offers a variety that all the family will enjoy. Popular prices, too. ?' * 1 t T?1 (Discover ejune s riace soon it's the kind of restaurant that makes you want to come back aprain and ajrain. 1325 Garner I>ane Columbia 798-74 55 5JKX) Garner's Ferry Rd. Columbia 783-4211 j Oj>?*n ?*v?*ry <Ihv -- Lunch. Dinner, l ockimii* j Party 1 An organization party is being held tonight from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Russell House Ballroom for all represen lanves 01 licensed uat organizations. The purpose of the party is to familiarize each organization with every other existing organization on campus, and to better communications between them. Marsha Duncan, president of Student Affairs; Whit Hollas of the Student Activities office; and Pam Cicito, Grad Assistant from the Carolina Leadership Program, will be speakers at ' 4 \y^ ! nit" I p r 'r ~ ^ 2- r. i* /. 3r I Date: Wed, Tim*** - iiiaw* v?*/v *lj iki'tjuin'tl ,v1 hbhbbmhrhdhbrhkhbhh fonight the party. Mark Hall will organize a student communications committee. This committee is designed to keep communications flowing between the organizations. There will be beer and free food available to all representatives who attend the party, and the dress in informal. The evening is sponsored by the Student Government and cosponsored by the Activities Office, The GAMECOCK, and the University Union. '-^9H 1 '1 J / /'< y iisni Thurc Fri ^pnt I IB W f HHf V W ^ ? B 4 .'(//(/ (>; Vi'-ii iii ci'fitt'il. Thnmnc rpr?nrHf*rf his first A Iivuiuu a \ywv- ? solo LP, As Long As You Love Me, released by MCA in 1977; in retrospect, he terms the project 'disasterous." Then, in fall '78, he started talking with producer Bill Szymczyk, with whom he'd worked while with the Elvin Bishop group, about signing up as a solo artist with his Pandora Productions, Ltd. "I signed with his company and, through Pandora, with Elektra/Asy lum, in February 79. "Then," Thomas continues, "right out of nowhere, Paul Kantner called me up. I'd never even met or spoken to anyone with the Starship, and he just ?v?n /4n>?r o o i/"I tdllCU U1C U11C uaj aim oaiu, 'Hey, would you like to come over to the house and meel the guys and listen to oui new songs? We're looking Wtm rofmr hBHII ' ^ ^*4 b-18 nace: Lar < ;? for a new singer. Marty Balin and Grace Slick have ^ left the band.' And I'm going, 'what? The Starship? * & 1^ ' C/* tfiA nnVtAnrcAr) o IVllli : Lj\/ wc tcuvaiovu u while and they asked me to join. Szymczyk said I might; as well, because he was going to be hung up with Eagles and The Long Run for a long, long time. "So 1 did my first live gig with the Starship about May 1 lU-t I _ /\f ailU llleti iiuiif wi: aim iuu .<? recording Freedom At Point Zero, which was released in October." Especially on those first ^oupie 01 lours, I was expecting to hear, 'Where's i Grace? "White Rabbit''!' or i 'We want Marty! "Miricles"!' We got very little of that? the per! formances turned out to be I surprisingly flack-free. "And of course since then ^ ; Grace has come back. n _ _ i. -. npub DooKstore < W .-\'\:rrcil (7</s> Rin$s /,/<