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NhI f bWIk^S^^HL H Photo by Olando Patterson Small fire set in Moore dormitory A small fire was set in Moore dorm about 11 p.m. Saturday and extinguished by fifth floor residents with some fire extinguishers that they said barely worked. Apparently someone placed what police called a military smoke cannister in a garbage can and placed it in the Tower's dorm's elevator and sent the elevator to every floor. He said the hoses had to be placed directly over the can, and didn't extinguish the fire for at least two minutes. Vgf*~ Scotti Bros. Record X"C JOHN GAFFERTT and the 5P" with hit single "On th I Sunday, Oct. 28 RHUU Be ?5"J% Tickets go on sale TODAY i rana Limit one student & one guest ticket per Ul $6.00 USC Students v $10.00 General Public W SM VIDEO TAPE announces: nr?/-*rk+inrt firr?QO INC;VV nioouiiy uiuvyo IVIV , W RHUU #31 rS This week's programs: Rockworl Cinematic Arts presents: fift "BUSTER KEATON FESTIVAL" / Monday. Oct. 22 The Slate Fair continues at the fairgrou Stadium. Carolina Program union s Video tape in Room 307 of Russell House. CPU's Visual Arts committee meets 4 Russell House. The "Keaton Film Festival'* plays 4:30, Russell House Theatre. Admission is free CPU's Trips and Expeditions committe CPU's Cultural Series committee meets TumiIHII An! t' jucauny, v^ti. The Stale Fair continues. Campus Alcohol Project has an Alcoho in the Russell House Lobby. "Rare Animation" plays 4:30, 7 and < House Theatre. Admission is free. CPU's Contemporary Sounds commit Room 332 of Russell House. CPU's Ideas and Issues meets 7 p.m. House. The Clariosophic Literary Society meet floor of Legare College. \ WUSC thrills ti By Ann Farmer WUSC had a thriller of weekend as it raised more than $5,000 during the third annual "Moola for Music." The campus radio station received individual pledges between $2 and $50, station secretary Samantha Bryant I rtcim, uiin i^iciytu in c.miiciugc. Bryant said, however, more people pledged to get songs off the air than on. The alternative disc jockeys played Top 40 songs by people like Toni Basil and Billy Joel at higher speeds and ate pizza on the air, among other devices designed to get people to pledge them ? rr - i i t . 1 1 on me snuw. 11 wotkcu. "I pledged $15 to hear "Thriller" backwards. The staff put in some subliminal messages, but they really I weren't subliminal; they were blatant," Bryant said. ? She said someone called and re G rEMPORARY SOUNDS Dresents ina Artists _ BEAVER BAND J e Dark Side" G illroom 7:30 p.m. n the RHUU Lobby SC ID. Max 2 ID'S per student //ID (advance) / day of show )ndays at 4 p.m. 07 d, Now Get Out of That "RARE ANIMATION" OCT. 23 7:00, 9:30 FREE PLEASE NOTE: New Mat time for Wed.-Fri. is at 4: Watch for details on the upc ing Halloween Program .WiWAVnV ^ ?what's happening nds near Williams-Brice The State Fair co WUSC radio spoi committee meets 4 p.m. Bacchus has Pror "Footloose" play p.m. in Room 306 of Theatre. Admissior others. , 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the There will be an Patio. e meets 5 p.m. Student Senate m 7 p.m. Garnet Spirit mee The Equestrian C 5 House. Circle K meets 7> The Mountaineeri 1 Fair beginning 10 a.m. House. Amnesty Internal ):30 p.m. at the Russeli The Making of a Tc The Athenian Lilt tec meets 6:30 p.m. in U.S. should end should refrain from in Room 307 of Russell 332 ot Russell Hou 11 you have an eveni s 7:30 p.m. on the third send an announccm Gamecock, Drawer o tune of more quested a long song, and someone else called and pledged it off with a larger donation. About 50 people worked at the station during Moola weekend, doinu everything from taking requests to searching for records. Area businesses donated food for the staff or prizes like headphones, gift certificates, dinners and records. Prizes were given away spontaneously and to the top two pledges every hour. The winner of the grand prize package, including a pair of skis, was to be drawn from all pledges 6 p.m. yesterday, when the 48-hour event was to conclude. WUSC received pledges from USC students and others. Bryant said many people at Fort Jackson had called, and at least one person called from near Florence, who had picked up WUSC's signal late at night. Even area televiHSSHKSSS mm mm ana Maanwiaa THE ALli-niTEH I5N et your "Midnight Madnes $4.00 at the CPU Office. Look for the CPU table in CULTURAL SERIE ^IVIIIIII VlfMI Friday, Oct. The Township Tickets on Sale at TODAY-Friday $5.0 $12.00 Gener IMPORTANT: Ushers meeting at AROLINA ik, ? . Wednesday, Oct. 24 ntinues. nsors International Music Day. nisc Cards in the Russell House Lobby, 's 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. at the Russell House i is $1 for the first show and $1.50 for the Alcohol Bowl 5 p.m. on the Russell House eels 5:30 p.m. in Room 015 of Calcoit. is 7:30 p.m. in Room 203 of Russell House, -lub meets 7:30 p.m. in Room 307 of Russell 45 p.m. in room 306 of Russell House. ng Club meets 8 p.m. in Room 202 of Russell ional shows the film, "Your Neighbor's Sou: rturer" 8 p.m. in Room 301 of Russell House. Tary and Debating Society argues, "Resolved, all military intervention in Latin America and i such intervention in future" 8 p.m. in Room se. t you'd like to be included in what's happening, lent one week in advance to Ann l armei . The A, Russell House, Columbia, 29225. J than nnn UIUII Y KjfVJKJVJ sion personality Joe Pinner had a request. Phones didn't stop ringing during Saturday's USv Notre Dame game, either. "A lot of people were helpful. We didn't have a television up here, and when they called to pledge they'd tell us the score," she said. Although they didn't have a television, the staff had other essentials. An old black couch waited in the narrow hall outside the WUSC offices for people who had been working up to 12 hours continuously. The Russell House custodians provided plenty of big plastic trash bags, and Domino's delivered pizzas on call. "When you're answering phones you don't realize how hungry you're getting. Ihen when the tood comes you just gorge. We have a rule about not eating in the studio, but food was all over the place this weekend." T OVER YET! M ;s" T-Shirts TODAY iff All Sizes Available VV" th<=> RHI Jl J I nhhv VU11 gg S presents: iv $oif? % 26 Jjl? , ?JMi K? The Township VV" 0 USC Students HK al Public ^ i. :~Ll OLJI II I uon7 o:ou luniyiii nnuu ffou^ ? ft??' OCT. 24-26 inTW 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 bTVJI $1.00, $1.50 WV starring Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer and John Lithgow RAM 1Pn,OnS?