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40& gg m m m Spotlight 1,1,1 THE GAMECOCK ?????? USC greets new styles Fashion trends follow pattern of superstars By JASON DABBS j; Staff writer f A giant war rages behind | USC's gates. The weapons are not guns and ammo, but the latest clothes, hairstyles, jewelry and accessories that make up the "in" look. The average person first notices clothes. Most people 1 prefer to dress in order to meet I their tastes. Whether donning the conservative or Madonna look, everybody finds something to suit themselves. Baggy clothes, which swallow the body, meet a majori- \ ty of student tastes. Wild, exotic, or unusual j clothes attract the daring student, i Paisley prints, a staple of the j '60s, have made a comeback. Although paisley prints are readi- j ly available in department stores, resourceful students are raiding the backs of closets, attics and Salvation Army stores to pull out Daddy's skinny ties and wear them again. JAMS, colorful unisex beach shorts, have taken over the clothing business much as jelly shoes dominated shoe sales last summer. "Clothes definitely reflect the mood of a person," said freshman Amy T^lleson. "Someone may dress extremely wild one day and then dress conservatively the next." In order to match the perfect outfit, the student needs the perfect hairstyle. The quest can go on and on. Several local hair salons said young customers try to keep their hair in the latest styles. Mousse and gels help students gain the look they want. While some people opt for the bob cut, the wedge cut is also I r~"r- " ^ *'* V- ' v^9 laHH * * ** foi2sn 1). R lh? ??ta 4fig| \3?" ..^^H jl^Hr: >*^v jgH. ?jk ?iiSliii^^?r * ^lM|Wiia??^^^ .^F * * - - ' '' * iMS">";^'-V - - -4- ^=FI:-^ 'i^HHnHHHHH^BHHHI Madonna, among other popular role model ing their way to college campuses. "in." The rat tail, a hairstyle that surfaced in the. new music t i ? - a ^ t_ scene, nas crossed over 10 caicn the imagination of many students. Jewelry and accessories lend a final touch to outfits and bring out the true identity of a person, lie craze that's captivating students on many univesity campuses is the jelly bracelet. Since they come in so many colors, they're very practical for most any outfit. However, the arm is not complete without a $30 Swatch. Multiple earrings have pierced their way into the fashion world. It's typical to see a person with four or five piercings. To fill all those holes, you must have an array of earrings, including -the . % 7PT=T^? ^7-3= ~ ~ ."'f - lr. ? *~ ,-"-- - i~ r g^Sffi HS?|SS^MiftS^^MK : Is, set the trend for new fashions makpopular long, dangling earrings that usually find their way into most ears. Now, to get down to the bottom of things, shoes. The weird shoes, such as high tops, are "in" for that wild look. Topsiders, U ~ U ~ I 1 *1 uuui tanvab uiiu icuuici, remain to preserve the conservative look. For the tennis shoe fan, Reeboks are definitely in his closet or on his shopping list. The struggle to be as "in" as possible continues daily. Just as you think you've got the latest, the "laterest" comes out. This is a big bucks war, and only those with an excessive amount of money survive the price tags. But this ongoing battle could be worse. At least USC students don't wear college uniforms. : 1 Get our new $49* sc L I 1*1 wueii you ouy an oj It's a deal that has no eqi no equal. Our new HP-41 Advant 12K of ROM. One and a ht other HP-41 module. Larg popular engineering, math grams ever written for the J You get comprehensive ? tions, roots of equations an base conversion and logic money functions. Uur new module is also t access just a p< lion to your owr even menu-driv s the number of ?iP BP'Uny other calcula \ This is a limited . i .HPPC. 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"We applied for membe last November as the Media changed our name to the U! January," Gore said. "T! allows us to get our footing to all means of communicai ficially join Student Media The Cable Connection's c forts are aimed at the loc campus students. Biweekly the group on Columbia Cal 4 from 6-8 p.m. Thursdays "The show will hopefull] news capsulation segment, ed by a live interview and said. Biweekly presentations Russell House video moni troduce viewers to school j in the public eye, Gore said "Our first show premiere ly 4. We presented a recent meeting and had interviews Columbia Student Life and Driving, which had mad meeting," Gore said. 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Twelve of us campus sports an< ? and prepared a cable campus. Besides I cable rights to th( tion, and we're n rship in Student Media sulate in New Orle Production Group, and television prograir SC Cable Connection in The Cable Com his one-year probation up in the Coliseui and still leaves us open nent office in Rus tion available. We'll of- year. The group w this November." all faculty, staff a :urrent programming ef- The training se al community and off- Coliseum room 30 shows are presented by ed for 8 p.m. We ?le Television's Channel to run on successh tor tour weeks. y consist of a 10-minute "These eight sei probably taped, follow- of all programmii call-in segment," Gore Cable Connection out about cable, c ductions, various i to be shown on the formats and eqi tor will attempt to in- distribution and a jersonalities not usually and cable is head< I. The group is th d on this channel on Ju- member of the Nj Columbia City Council Programmers, wl ; with representatives of ment in cable. Mothers Against Drunk "We are the fir t% r\rornnfnfiArtr c pivaviiiaiiv/ua ai inv wauiw swiviwc III ill filiation or facu ly tapings included the "Our access goes onference swim tourna- structional to inc contest, all of which we and local governiT on that first show." of extracurricular video equipment yet, it There is definite j lipment from the Media For more infori the Video Tape commit- tion, call 777-52 ram Union. TKe. gfoup recruit coordinate /*% X t ' - -.^V I SHAPE UP FOR A WINNING SEASON [ U? 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