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Events fill Homi
From Staff Reports
Bands, cookouts, movies and a parade will highlight
Homecoming week, sponsored by USC's Homecoming
committee.
Homecoming week activities begin tonight with three
movies on Field A beginning at 6:30 p.m. "Life of Brian," the
irreverant movie by the Monty Python British comedy
troupe, will be one of the films presented.
The film is set in the time of Jesus Christ and deals with
Brian, a man whom people misperceive as the Messiah. The
movie caused controversy when bumper stickers appeared
that said, "Honk if you love Brian."
"AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF in London" also will be
presented, along with a surprise 3-D film.
The activities fair will be held Tuesday on Greene Street
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Clubs and organizations will present
displays to inform students what extracurricular activities
are available.
The fair features 32 groups ranging from the USC Lacrosse
Club and ROTC units to the S.C. State Legislative
Association.
THE FRISBEE, Judo and other clubs have demonstrations
planned, according to student Carol Vance, who is in charge
of the Activities Fair.
Band gets small crowd
By David Switzer
About 60 people saw the Dow Jones Industrial Blues Band
Incorporated perform son 3 energetic rock and blues music
at the Golden Spur Thursday night.
The small crowd was an ironic contrast to the larger
audience that saw Treva Spontaine and the Grafics ? an
inferior performance ? in the Spur two weeks ago. The Dow
Jones group had everything over the Grafics.
The band from Charleston played a wide variety of
selections, ranging from rock 'n' roll by Elvis Costello and
the Stray Cats to its own original blues songs.
Singer, saxophonist and guitarist Marc Collins was one
reason for the band's success. He was non-stop action onstage,
always playing, jumping and moving. One time he
2ven ran out into the audience, jumping over tables and
chairs.
The band received one of its best responses from the small
crowd with an upbeat blues song originally recorded in 1923.
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Carolina Alive performers and Touch of Faith gospel
singers will provide musical entertainment at the Activities
Fair, Vance said. If it rains, the fair will be moved to Russell
House Ballroom.
Carolina Alive's performance will include a variety oi
song-ana-dance numbers such as a "Fame Medley," Barrj
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other new material for the group.
At 5 p.m., a cookout and outdoor dance on Russell House
Patio will wrap up the day's events. Dance music will be
provided by "Childsplay."
THE HOMECOMING Queen election is scheduled for
Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at three campus locations:
Russell House Patio. Pickens Street hridce and Carolina
Coliseum. .
Emily Calloway, Vicki Harrell, Laynie Hipp, Kim Lashway
and Lisa Schulz are the five finalists on this year's
Homecoming Court.
Black Jack tables, roulette wheels and other games of
chance will fill Russell House Ballroom for Viva Las Vegas at
7 p.m. Wednesday. One dollar will buy $1,000 worth of
gambling chips. Beer and refreshments also will be sold.
Thursday night's main event is the Pi Kappa Phi Cockfest
at 7:30 p.m. in Williams-Brice Stadium. This year's
Homecoming Court will appear, along with last year's queen,
Dee Dee LeGrand.
AGAIN THIS year, skits and a pep rally featuring the
Carolina band, cheerleaders and the 15 senior football
players will be held.
Activities return to Field A Friday at 3 p.m. with an out
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The Outlaws, who have appeared in Columbia severa
times, have been described by critics as combining elements
the Eagles and the Allman Brothers.
The three-man group Fortnox recently released its first
album of original music.
SATURDAY AT 3 p.m. the Homecoming Parade will begin,
rwenty fraternities and sororities, along with other
jrganizations, are working on floats for the parade.
The USC band and ROTC units will march in the parade,
vhich begins on the corner of Hampton and Main streets and
inishes at the corner of Wheat and Sumter streets.
One highlight of the parade will be a collection of classic TSirds,
according to Brett Wallis, Homecoming Parade
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