The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 22, 1985, Page Page 9, Image 9
tirtMc
[w V HW
' O'Connor
( ii cus ill pel t or in .it I In.-( ;u oliii;i ( olisctiin
tlilougli Sunday I 01 lickcl anil sihciltile in
tot id.it ion, call 777 <1111
Schoolkiiis Recoids, in I i\c Points and
( aiolina Mall, lias announced several new
album leleases. I'lul C olhns' "No lackel Ke
(|inieil," I lie Smiths' "Meat Is Minder."
0<ihI Muk lauuei's "She's I lie lloss."
I he ( u ainrny Awards will he telecast lues
da\ at K p.m. on local AIH alhhate ( hannel
2^ 1 lonel Riclue will host, with a peitoi
mance In Madonna planned
l I. I I 4
iimuuur\ i iidoud.
0
IM
JJl MEEK ?,
J MELLOW .
BRflVE i.
JJOUTRAGEOUS
JSJBL INSANE : -.
^3*1 DRINK!
j?DON'T
j Clubs that have hcci
I by the Ci a met & HI;
;.j representative to att<
I following meetings:
! Tucm1;iv, February 2() at 4:(
1; \\ in1mcs<1;iv. l;cbni;u v 27 ,tt
Ii vou have anv que:
j Mai v at 777-41 70 01
mwwiiniiiinifbiwiiiiniiiiiWHiiM'iNi'i. ? ?
I he North C aiolina Dance llicatic will
come to C olurnhia Monday al K p.m. I lie 16
dancers will pciloiiu .it (lie lownslnp
Audiloi mill, and the event is sponsored hv
the ( ultural Series ( ommittee ol < aioluia
I'roftam I nioii
Several facility meinhers ol the I ISC
Seliool ol Music will join musicians
t hi oii^hoiit t he w 01 Id in celebi at in>? I he WM)t h
huthdav ol thiee baioi|?;e omposeis In
ihi? a ti 10 ol lice concent tcatunnv these
coinposeis' music in I eh and Match
I, ill..Ill Uv,.,..... K... I. ! II I I
? ?...? 'MMIMMIII I '(IV. II, \ IV.HI y\> I 1 .1 I Kil l
ami Alessandio Scailatti weic all hoin in
ilaih and Handel in < iei mam aiul
Si at let 11 in Suil\ I mopeau musicians ami
main liom the I tilted Stales will dediiate
hmkci is l<> these tlliee tliasleis dt iiiiisk
I lie Insi nHKi'ii was held I eh. ^ in the
(lamhiell \11?.l11< ?i mm I lie peiloiimm' uni
mi liuled I . 111 \ < Inislie on sopiano.
K.nmond I I.nils on leioiilei. .Kenneth
Salleneeiei on haioi|iie llniie. ( liailes Ihsin
on i ello ami len\< tins on hai psichoi d \ll
e\iept Salleiit'et aie .titillated with the I N(
I loot ol lllllslv
I iii' -i\ on 11 v 01 ii ell will he lielil I nesila\ at
* p in m tlie Itin'l.fi I W aslimt'lon
\111111o11111n Ii will Iralnie nnisu |i\ the I S(
Oivhi'stia Koheit lessi-Kon. an assistant
piolessoi ot innsiv at I S( . will lotiiliiit the
t'lotip m peiloiimm' Ita li's "( oiueito toi
I litee I lai psii hoi ils." plus iiiiisk In I'aul
II mil nil! 11, a 2<Ith v ent in v <ietm.ni
\ 11 ki 11 an i ompt ?sei who In eil dm mr t lie la I
lei p.ii t ot thi.- I'ith lenliu v
loin mi* t lie on hesi i a on hai psichoi ds din
II'v I IK' 11.1 ill illlKl'llil Will In- ( III I \ . \\ 1111.1 111
M.l'l's, ,111 .issol l.lll' III llsk piok'SMII .il I S< .
tiul ilov.ioi.il v..iiulul.iU- lolntm Hi;hI'miiu
I III' I ll 11 <.1 (ll till' Klllu'lls Will hl't'lll .il l
p.i:i. Maicli 24 in ( i.iinhi i ll 11,ill. ilnoe ila\s
.iikI UMl mm is alto Bach's \lauh 21 In 11 li
ila\ I Ins v'oik'cil also will Icaiine the music
ol ihc tinoc l>ai?H|uc composos
I oi nuue inloiin.iiion, call 777 12K0
I..- til flint . I >|.|..| I llrrl JiUB_
iti.iiiii.fi Mi. i i
im ii.ii I.III HUM' mi .itmn. .
ttitu' .1. tin.-, r?.i t.iMi ^ ii
FORGET^-i
n nrcviouslv contacted I
I
ick must send a
.'iul one of the
)() p.m., RII room 202
v3() p m . RI I room 202
stions please contact |
MWWWW?W?PM?8? I??BWJI
Teen drama
'Breakfast I
more than i
n.. n.a +. nm
oy nooeri u uonnor
"The Breakfast Club" isn't really a club at
all, but a group of high schoolers forced
together during an incredible nine-hour
detention. They get to know each other ?
whether they want to or not.
Director, writer and producer John
Hughes, buoyed by critic and box office approval
of last year's "Sixteen Candles," has
decided to continue his style of tecnagcd
wisdom. "The Breakfast Club" is a fervid
journey into the problematic world of high
school with unexpectedly excellent results.
Hughes has assembled a cast ol five
distinctly separate talents in what MCiM
terms its "Little Chill." A nine-hour Saturday
detention sets the pace for 90 minutes of
deep examination into the complexities of
high school.
Molly Kingwald ("Tempest") and Anthony
Michael Hall, both from "Sixteen
Candles," headline the cast as bitchy prom
queen Molly and nerd school brain Urian.
However, the roles of Ally Sheedy, Judd
Nelson and "Rcpo Man" I-milio lisleve/ are
far more outstanding, lisievez portrays the
stereotypical ultra-masculine athlete, while
Sheedy's Allison is a painfully introverted
outcast. Nelson stars as John, the product of
a broken home.
"The Breakfast Club" plays like a comedy
but ends up lathering itself in sensitive
drama. Ringwald and Hall are overshadowed
by the luminous talent of their three co-stars.
Hughes spends most of the movie sculpting
interactions between his characters and provoking
intriguing thought.
The five students immediately detest each
other because of their differences, but nine
hours and a sense of need bonds them
together in a unique but shortlived union.
[>? i<j Free Member
( MIIO : for USC Facul
| : Staff & Stude
j Tuesday & Wedn
Special: Tapes only $1.90
NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 2 6
VIDEO LIBRARY IN FIVE PO
254 2033 Open M W 10 7; TH <
COLUMBIA SPORTS CAR GAI
6500 MONTICELLO R0AD~
/b^-bdb
SefvK
aJKESS
^MHBWTiTTvriTnriTSi
\/iGZZ? "Hold That Tiger
IL^f 'J f ') SiyriMil f v?r i.olur 1/ *'// Posli
tfWI ^ GflmiicocM* hitnit hall to William Pi
ilni'H *v * midm Clitmion vomiImmmI
i i *****
#aB:> $/i 77
b7M^ r;s?R 1 MK
!i BONUS:
h ($300 value I
j! IRfcE Hit Rfjcorli
|'l "Ni;xt Year is Finally Here"
f; A Musical Revue
| j You'll chuckle each lime you play it and reli\
: ] the exciting 10 2. 1984 season
|i JEWELRY WAREHOUSE
I GAIWCOCK HFADOUARTERS AT USC
iAiiiiss (mm Huni'yi nmtisi
t|L /'KIM I'l.ill :.|ir.im|s Mil till,' IIiii.iiI 'Id U?ck?<
/ "V; ~ " ----Club'
offers
nomkorchin
1g*
Ringwald's Claire is the dullest personality,
while Shecdy's Allison is a fascinating
caricature of someone drowning in her own
misery. The cast comes to terms with their
identities midway through the film, but it is
apparent the characters are inaccessible to
real change. Realism and introspective
drama are the key to this film.
John Hughes should be applauded for a
fine film. Too many teen-oriented films arc
caught up in pathetic comedy and sexual
overtures to get to the heart of its subject
matter. Hughes' "Breakfast Club" is quality
entertainment which dwells on intelligence.
" I lie ltri*:ikf:itt C 'liih" in iic i?i_
vigorating and varied cast. Ringwald and
Hall, i wo of I he leading young talents, are
nothing to rave about because of their
limited characters. Estevez proves his
likcability in a dramatic scene explaining his
father's demands that he be a "real man."
However, Sheedy and Nelson steal top slots
in " The Breakfast Club."
Sheedy ("War Games" and "Oxford
Blues") takes her role and gives a captivating
but neurotic performance. Judd Nelson's
John is a bitter troublcmakei who reveals his
pain in a tender way.
"The Breakfast Club" needs a better
soundtrack, although the title song from
Simple Minds is enjoyable. It also becomes
too melodramatic towards the middle.
However, its biggest mistake is Hughes'
transformation of Sheedy's character into a
normal, happy girl. The charm of the movie
is in Sheedy's eccentricities.
"The Breakfast fMuh" will rnalf* ito on.
dicnce wish for a membership drive.
esday y-?vt- - i-qm ;j
i V1 Hf VI M<" r A K'E
| NTS :
r 1
-{A G E u_jno^fcj
?pP_ LAuunftM >
WUAAl ?* /. j
rx]iu^i^n^)r?a^*
I ^ TVJJL H\"-}Tr*?KL
& PUSi'jTtP >
Tu?ST tuuovcov M
jrsj rue pemmvie ^
jggg^ _ LlV/lU*^
I > 1
* * . IH \' > W i A t>) \ ::Li
in ,,,||,?. ' 1H1I < f l\ 7 I
a^k. SEB , ^|
mam IK a> w > uu vi: >A ^
Bi 9H v ia; > v ( a> u > B j
1 ! BL' V f+Y ( >Mi i flj
nicy ? 'n 1
I ( * 1 i \A.Vt !f >
I * 1 '' {'f'
:. -~A j
! I 'AV/ r t'j^ i tvthi ^|
j i : I \ WvT \r, CC> TO ^
I ^Haa^M^oAwBi
1 r^fl