The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 17, 1981, GAMECOCK THURSDAY, Page Page 8, Image 8
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)
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Ladies Night at Zack's, 736 F. St. Andrew's Road
(Ladies admitted free).
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being held tonight from 8 to
10 p.m. in the Russell House
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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
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organize a student communications
committee.
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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.
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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.
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nowhere, Paul Kantner
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met or spoken to anyone with
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October."
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to hear, 'Where's
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