The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 02, 1984, Page 12, Image 12

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i maiun lau^t, uauieuuurs Lauper 'just wants 1 By Maria Baens Brazilian' Embarking on a solo career from drawn af her former group Blue Angel, Cyndi refrain is Lauper has come up with her debut a sopranc album called "She's So Unusual." song with Indeed, Lauper is unusual in an ob- to make i vious way: her voice never cracks; it Robert simply ascends some astronomic To Have heights. Is she a serious threat to the the albu likes of Pat Benatar or Sheena Easton? pitch is No. Call her a creative musical thusiast: diversion. Hyman's Taken by itself however, the album mini's an is a curious concoction of various ar- set a suff tists. Lauper's identity is not establish- relates: ed by any specific beat, but by her The phor generous set of pipes spanning the r-% 1 V* 1 r\ n 11; nil arnKir* in Vi ** ruront #^r\n \Aw 1UUC11111517 ciiLi uuiv, 111 inv, ovyv.v-1 cuii /wj jutritr. fection "Time After Time" to the annoyingly grinding in some easily forgettable songs. You kn> "Money Changes Everything" But gi begins with a strong enough beat of ,4She-B Anton Fig's drums and Eric donning , I TO UNIVERSITY I STUDENTS I All students planning < I spending spring break |] uaytona Keach. I he stude j newspaper at the University [j Florida, The Independe I * Florida Alligator, has publis 1; ed a special Daytona Bea I preview edition. For importa I and entertaining informati< I on spring break in Dayto I Beach, pick up your free co I of the Allicatrtr pit thp Rn?< |^JHousejD^ j Glenn Phillips Band I Glenn Phillips Band Glenn Phillips Band f Glenn Phillips Band <v & 'V IV & Glenn Phillips Band 'V i:|; Glenn Phillips Band 'V 1 IS BACK! $ Live At The Golden Spi I Thursday & Friday March 1 & 2 || 9:00 Admission $2.00 | St. Pauli's Girl $1.05 (8-' :o have fun' in soli s guitar but the song is over- has cryptic stan ter the seventh time the title in the company sung. Lauper, sounding like rhythm. ) Stevie Nicks, wraps up this i a resonant close but in time In the sonor< it an unlikely hit. Night" by Jule Hazard's "Girls Just Want ^er excitable co Fun" is the obvious pick of tively emotes. m. Lauper's amazing high joined by an equally en- We have no ic female chorus. Rob Keep with me fc keyboards and Richard Terd Peler Woods' synthesizers And once we s iciently fast pace. The singer it goes rut \e rings in the middle of the Until it end. night. r yells, 'What you gonna do Although Lau with your life?' the praise she is Oh, Daddy dear ing live perforr ow you're still number one over-ridden by iris just wanna have fun. dane lyrics. A tr op" is a contagious dance lines and shrill i a beboppish jive. The song from enjoyable m .... na I I Coliseum, and conve PY I 1 Rient to everything: ;eU I I school, shopping er 1 1 and downtown are I only minutes 1" - I Plus we've got more 2, & 3 bedroom apar lighted tennis court, i clubhouse. K I V <s7T~7" i|| \ I * ;j BROADMO ''! l\ cr> U m 5 huger st. y i i's ? assembly s state i; s house if j! ]:!; r^-'ji main st. i'l: ur $ j'l DON ) career [live so zas sung and scrcamcd TVIT0 IIQII of modern synthesizer x 5P From Staff Report Will Miriam gc oiis "All Through the as her dead twin s Sheer, Lauper keeps man? rds in check and effec- The answers t answered by attei "The Lunch of t we won 7 reach back Scarlett's in the I irward all through the Carolina Coliseur night According to 1 tart the meter clicks daytime soaps, \ ming all through the through the end rttLL AT BROA Dn I ! i n nj. Does the high cost of ^ worrying? Well, the r answer for you! Ftonr , your own apartment v* rich int We're only a FREE on throw from the nigm iviaivi*. ttvi M113 s there is no end. The setting for such people as L iper is having fun with tress; Cecily And< i reaping for her dazzl- around bitch; Mi nances, her album is loveable announce repetitious and mun- nabas Stetson. ifle too many repeated "The Lunch ol lotes carry this album times each Friday to tedious. 1 HOUSING SP DM00R APAI student housing for 1984-85 lew management of Broadm i now through the end of Api rith $100.00 off the 1st mon of everything for better livin tments with luxury features. 2 swimming pools, laundry f You can even take a ri Express. FREE transpoi USC campus daily. Nc Sr Broadmoor, campus is OBRQADMOOI 100 RIVER BEND C ?? Come on over and ch< Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6:00, S have some refreshmen T WAIT CALL 794-2948 ap opera to show 1 i end of March | > to the electric chair? Is Cecily as bitchy sister? Will Officer Bruce ever find his o these questions, and others, can be nding the Friday afternoon showings of Our Lives/' the live soap opera at IntiHav Inn fitv CVntfr arrntc from Wanda Hite, co-writer of the spoof of the serial, originally scheduled to run of February, is to be held oyer through with Hite is Glenn ftawls. the soap is a radio station, inhabited by M ily LaLewd, a wily, self-assured seducirson Templeton, station owner and alliriam McMaster, a slighty flighty, but jr/psychologist; and the high-living Barf Our Lives" is scheduled to show three , at 12:20, 1:30 and 3 p.m. 'ECIAL | 3TIV1FNT.Q( I II H B S m w m | have your wallet oor Apartments has the II $100.00 will reserve th's rent!! ' 1115'? g at a sensible cost. 1, j Plus a pro-style, acilities and a beautiful ide on the Broadmoor ( I rtation to and from the [j > need to own a car. At 1 j only a bus ride away. j j 3 APARTMENTS I I )RIVE, WEST COLUMBIA, S C. ?ck out our apartments, [| at. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 and ? ftlJMII I I1UW I |