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Gain Appeal continued from page 5 action since the Clash has toyed with funk on London Calling and expecially on last year's Sandinista. Joe Strummer and company have continued meir interest in the funkiest thing the band has ever attempted. The lyrics are as political as anything it has done since the first record "This is Radio Clash/Save us not the whales/This is Radio Clash/Underneath the mushroom cloud." The music is as good as any funk heard on any black radio station or urban nnnlp m nnr q > ctolinn wit vvuipvi U - OIUUUII. Topper Headon and Paul Simonon keep the rhythm chugging along and the Irish Horns keep it on the one. "Radio Clash" may alienate longtime Clash fans, but it ain't 1977 anymore, and the band is progressing as any good band should. "One Draw" Rita Marley (Tuff Gang) This is the best reggae song of 1981. Rita is reggae l-nnnoxtn- D R K 1 I auj;ci aiai UUU IVldl lcy b widow. For years she was with the I Threes, the backgound singers for the Wailers. "One Draw" exalts the virtues of the sacred sensimilla plant. Jamacans are fond of their herb and Rita is no exception. She sings: "I wanna get high, so high!/Hey rasta man, hey what you say/Give me some \jj una ocriduy. The second part of the song is a dub with a teacher asking the students how they spent their vactation. The best answer comes from Smokie who learned how to "roll a little spliff and take a big whiff." "One Draw" is a great party song and a must for any reggae collection. It is available from HAS Records, P.O. Box 40804, Washington, D C. 20016. I Upstair ' 200 Meetii jj (at the Gervais I West Columbia, Soi I jj WOW! We just bough I Florida and we haue h I Disco, Jazz, Pop Recorc I ( 20% J MA P 8 TRACK B J 10?/c I NAKAMICHI BLANK CASi I ? * fr rrt vr t * ?rr mtwt I ft Rest By WANDA M. HI Restaurant CHtk Veron Melonas isn't a chef "Creative Originality" is calls his food, served at the E on Main Street. And inde Epicurean has become throughout the United States, my partner and I were being a comment from a woman in that the Elite Epicurean alo been well worth the trip from Melonas has been opera Epicurean for many years ai nno r\f fVlD mAcf mc vt?v VI VIIV lliV/Ot UU11III A South Carolina. The Elite Ep in a class all by itself. Few ite "everyday" dishes. Most of offered are unique and hard South. Artistic paintings and st; walls and the evening c nl/irtnnf " vi^gani, jrci uaiiuaic. v^ctut table or booth a romantic affe Once seated, one is served d'oeuvres. The hors d'oeuvr Terouptus, a cream cheese s Greek pastry. Many appetizers, inclu mushrooms for $1.50, were ofi Entrees offered were King Shrimp, and Frog Legs. M> Souvlakia: tender chunks 'Coolin * By MARY COLEMAN Guest Writer It is a known fact that Valentine's Day has different connotations for males and females. How many times in grammar school did you save your favorite Valentine's Day card for "him" only to see him later receiving cootie shots intravenously and having his friends spray him with gallons of girl-anti repellant spray. If you received a Valentine's Day card during your yi ugi puuesceni years (stridex medicated pads, braces and pointy-toe tennis shoes) it was the next best thing to a written proposal of marriage. But it was usually from the smartest boy in the class who thoroughly enjoyed molecules and atoms, wore two inch thick glasses that magnified his eyes, and wore Hush Puppy shoes. Face it, Valentines were just "uncool" among the "cool" ones. The Gamecock decided it's MM = I 5 MIBCIIO j ng Street Street Bridge) nth Carolina 29169 t out a Record Store in lundreds of Rock, Soul, Is starting at $ I .U(l i OFF XELL LANK TAPES .OFF and MAXELL ;ette tapes coupon expires 3/27/82 aurant Boas ITE young lamb, bred hrni 1 oH nn o cb-mn Mt V11V\> VII CA OI\t YT ? 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One of the the Elite Epicurean was and dinnerware. rean also offers a large lcluding wines ranging in to $14.95, champagne, Is and cordials. rlum Cake and Chocolate ie. ire is no other restaurant ch resembles the Elite ; it located in Columbia is it's always fun to eat in a :h offers "creative irean also offers lunch, the items served at night jring the day, the menu re still relaxing and en ith A U xy? fai h d nice figure, athletic. I'd ;e her to be at least as lart as I am. I assume if p ?;prD tr? 1 r iHno nf Hio V/ *T V/t V ill J 1UVU VI Hit rfect woman I'd marry r. So it'd be nice if she ere fairly interesting eing as I'll be spending the st of my life with her." Valentine's Day? ivomens :es I servic^^^^^^l vie groups ig & services 'ontact With r\ " V V/U/ CO i ] Answering Service I l/ffc On mn o VI ?s|S|| v;a :fcSpf < illfffT' Wprl? : . V . ' : 'j. The Elite Epicur farm Vo "It doesn't mean a hill of beans to me ? No real meaning at all." Carl Edwards, president's intern, senior, Columbia, SC. What's your idea of the perfect woman: "Someone who's intelligent and ambitious, and doesn't want to sit around and watch the soaps all day ? someone who's attractive, wants to take care of herself as shp gets older instead of letting herself go. But attractive is different then . being beautiful or pretty." Valentine's Day: "Never really thought about it much. Women seem to make a lot more fuss and men seem to try and ignore it. I bet the florist and the candy makers love it, but as for me ? give me liberty or give me death. Just joking." Karey Johnson, football player, senior, Athens, Ga. Idea of perfect woman: i j Catholic Studer i 1 1610 Greene St. I Sunday Masses B Monday thru Thursday Mass .. . Friday Mass i 1 First Wed. of each month: F. Fr. Stephen Li \ j Catholic Cam IHHIHiHHHUBIIMUn ! OMC \Sl 1 L S DRAF1 with thi Limit I pc Expire* I The Vi i 7 33 San! ' (next to Yreteri! I MMHiiMnaiiMnHnR i t f lity' j ft: BBH . .' MRSnHi I I t staff I'lmto hv r APKHS ll * mv.qv ?> ean on Main St. \ dentine "Can't really answer ? there is no perfect woman." Valentine's Day: "Well, it's the time of the year people show love or a little thoughtfulness for other people. A lot of people say it's a time to fall in love ? m boloney ? more a time for ^ women, most men can do without it. Women look forward to receiving something nice and men look forward to doing things because basically we're romantic. It's a nice tradition." James Dickey, author and poet. Valentine's Day: "I guess L anything that has to do with love isn't half bad." William Price Fox, author. "I think Dickey's on the rigni track, but let's put things into perspective here. Love's great after golf, Tuesday night at Capitol Cafe, and Tom and Jerry. Just ask my wife/' ^ it Center, USC i ! 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