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guitar magic to the Golden Spur tor
kicking off the new year of Spur highli
Phillips has received his most rave re^
in the past year or so and he rocked the
with his high-energy performance
semester.
Little Feat's Lowell George once c
Philline mAot >>?-?-? :-A
> ? !/ niu^t uuui/.iii^ guitarist
ever seen," and this sentiment was ec
several times in reviews of the Ph
Band's Dark Lights album, released
year.
Phillips and his little group don't sii
according to the guitarist, "that's for
benefit; you don't want to hear any <
sillEC" hut tfl nnHiannac liL-n
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crowd last semester, that doesn't see
matter at all; they come for the guitar.
Phillips will be joined tonight by
Calder of the Swimming Pool Q's. 1
starts at 9:00 p.m. with a $2 cover ch
and $1.75 Budweiser pitchers.
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New Aussie iiem
continued from pjge 3
values including duty, gallantry, and unwavering d<
His Majesty the King.
Spurred by this chivalrous code and by his you
i thusiasm, Archy weasels his way (he is underage^
Light-Horse Cavalry. His zealous deceit is aided by
friend Frank, who is more roguish and less altrui
Archy. Frank finally joins the infantry and, after
jaunt in Cairo, is reunited with his friend on the
shores at Gallinoli
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What follows is one of the most excruciating
blunders seen since ChargeOfThe Light/Brigade.Th
order the Australian forces to attack a Turkish stroi
order to protect the precious British troops. An
timing alters the battle logistics but the Austral
ordered to attack anyway? resulting in waves of :
slaughter. Needless to say, Archy retains his
disposition to the grisly end.
Often beautiful and genuinely moving, Gallipoli is
the most ambitious yet fluent of the new crop of Ai
movies. But despite the sturdiness of its mounting
fluency of its exposition, Gallipoli still isn't the film
muram is. 11s iacue Diend ol youthful naievete
sacrificing martyrdom seems slightly pious ai
compared to the tumultuous moral complexities of
Morant. But fine performances and technical dextei
Gallipoli far and away one of the most memorabli
tertaining movies currently playing.
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Yesterdays On
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tight, BY WANDA HITE offers much of what i
ghts. Restaurant critic fered during lunch
'iews Well, here we are again, more. Quiche, Soul
Spur Vacation is over and it's Fried Chicken, Rifc
last time to get back to the oId S^ak, Vegetable Plate;
d routine of books, tests, and Nacho Pies are just a ft
never having enough money. the items offered.
ailed But, like many college
I?ve students, I find that I have Yesterday's is also fai
hoed enough time to spend with for its "Libatic
illinc friends before the first \
jnnors " Snmp of tho i
"lourth-week" tests arrive, interesting drinks ofi
last what better place to sit back sport names like Fi
and relax inexpensively than wine Sour ($1.25). Imp*
1g? at Yesterday's Restaurant? an(j domestic beer
VQUr various wines are al1
Yesterday's offers many listed.
91 US 0f great foods we inSpur
dulged in over the holidays. Desserts range f
m to You know, Mom's old- Strawberries Devonshii
fashioned home cooking. $1.50 to Pecan Pie at 90 c
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t all Yesterday's*offers the very
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dinners and drinks. Patrons you waiting all day or r
_ may spend anything from for your foocj The servl
$1.00 up to $6.45 for one meal. fast but not rushed.
i _ - | those who don't feel
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recently and found tne food ^le jn
a sense, il
;votion to to be excellent. Items kar ancj a restaurant r<
available ranged from a .
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thful en- large variety of soups-n
into the salads to sandwiches to plate v?iPrHav'? u wi
his close lunches. I tried the Con- ... J. !
stic than federate Fried Steak, waIkm8 distance f
a jovial covered in a thick sauce. I've \a
Turkish never tasted anything like it . s: a"y?nec?uld s
before; it was absolutely down to Yesterday s in
military superb! With all plate lun- "?an l,er\ minute- a g
e British ches one may choose any two P ac? .? f? I13 0
lghold in vegetables ranging from break betweeh classes.
error in Florida potatoes to broccoli,
lians are and each lunch includes a Yesterday's is read)
senseless biscuit, butter and iced tea serve from 11:00 a.m. i
valiant or coffe. The cost of my meal midnight. The bar, howe
was only $3.30. stays open until 2:00 i
perhaps (except Saturday). Lunc
jstralian My partner tried the Ole served from 11:00-S
and the Fashioned Pot Roast with a dinner from 5:00-10:00,
Breaker side order of rice and gravy "Late Nite Snacks" fi
and self- and spiced apples. He ate 10:00-12:00. "Late I
id dated everything on his plate and Snacks" consist of nac
Breaker thoroughly enjoyed every chili and burritofe.
ity make bite.
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