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Spotlight Monday, October 14, 1985 W 5 ???THE GAMECOCK Uomau nvnmnnfl noy blUVVIICU homecoming queen From staff reports Lolita Harney, representing the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, was crowned USC's 1985 Homecoming Queen during the halftime ceremonies at Satur day's USC-Dukc game. Alpha Delta Pi sorority and Sigma Nu fraternity won first place in the homecoming display contest. The HorseshoeWoodrow display, the only nongreek display, took second place. Need Ext I $15.00 On Fi j] A _ JL rr Ji/V XX rr CI I I ?p ?p Jp | COLUMBIA PL/ I 1916 Tayl< Columbia, South {! Phone 21 I OPEN 7 | "Bring this Coil rn^mmwmwmmmmmwmwmm Applications being accept Among Students in America Colleges. Criteria: 1) Must be graduating be and August 1986. 2) Must have a 2.5 minir Pick up applications at th ntfino ntc i/ o o* isvfrisilt KJIilUC UI ? .r Ul OI Information Desk in the Ru, Application deadline is 5 p.m. For further informal : 777-4172. -? m k i TfTTTryT ftlSSb- = SgffiaBflii , lUj^ . *3MWB-. -J fr-g.'C -r^EjMfc^ pryy^ ; js&r: ~ - -- ^3MBPfv^~ ^ - --'^' ~'r-; iw m f-4 - /fMK? Homecoming Queen iolita Harney. raCash" ^ I rst Donation ! ek Donation | i $ $ iSMA CENTER ?r Street Carolina 29201 [ 1 54-6683 H AH A TV/T (M& ,\J\J JTV1VX ipon with you" j f ATTENTION: Juniors & Seniors ?d for Who's Who v )n Universities and tween December 1985 num GPR w Student Government udent Affairs, or the ssell House. October 14, 1985 ion call I :- ^"r-v ~;' - Sting concert rocks Clemson By AMY DELPO Viewpont editor CLEMSON ? Sting made a etnnnupr in n?mrAn ?J ? ?.V|/WV> V,IV.II1.5UII JlUlll uuy night on his first solo concert tour "The Dream of the Blue Turtles." Those people who attended the concert expecting a Police concert minus Stewart and Andy were probably disappointed. Although it lacked excitement at the beginning, the conccrt began to pick up when Sting sang "Fortress Round Your Heart," the newest release from his solo album. Sting, dressed completely in white, skillfully kept up the momentum by mixing his own solo efforts with some Police favorites. Sting appeared for his first of - * -? mitt viituici wnen mc crowd began chanting "Roxanne," a Police song. Although the concert as a whole was excellent, Sting's third encore alone was worth the price of admission. By himself on the stage, Sting began to sing "Message in a Bottle" with only his guitar to accompany him. f=USC CABLE I 1 CONGRA ITS FIRST GRADUfiTlH FALL Tyler E. Allen Kenneth M. Baldwin ; John Berra Robert Binns Lisa Bivona [ Barbara Blackman Cynthia D. Brooks Keith Burgess Roger Brett Burrell Russell Burrell Lawrence Campbell Karen L. Casteen Shelly Cochrane Renee Culp Terry Elrod Susan Eschenfelder Veeda Griffin .. Bnyj j?sBBBfi j , " .. | | . . : --->-- ^=A'' t \ H=? - > Afc bBBBk ^ k|11 l . ^ J gSHBClr i < Hl juB^HL r- "'--"T-;~y^~~r\L:~. Isp? ?^M~-'Tr'5:..- - - 7""j* j ELLIOT COHEN/Ths Gamecock The Beach Boy's Mike Love sings at Thursday's concert. rAMNFrTIAM!?i WWIIHImV I IWI1 TULATES 4 !G CLASS OF TRAINEES 1985 Happy Grubbs gF Scott Harrington , R. Dalton Hendrix E i Tina Jowers Dale Kostelny Dan Kostelny Beverly Leichtman y r | Jim Lewis H THE 1G< Charles McCay 1 lill. 1 )( Mark Moore [;z | Ray Shiva Naraynsingh fi j Joseph Pellicci Sj , Brian Pomeroy I Pick yours Jeff Rogers H 9: Tanya Sherman Charles Webb [ T Craig Sewell Wix ggg |r jfft iwbbiiipbmi her; r When yot your future, ||ij' r? 1 M - - -anc' thai I4JHjjj^bJHbriM^BBnB can be an Inr to outline so t gatnenng rrv It's a fact: cated officer ] people in all -j we're prepar qualify for a Get togetl j discuss the j could be on had with an1 ^ Contact visit F1 e rvert b gssi ' 3|i '[ Phone \ Beach Boys ride nostalgia wave By RONI BEA KAYNE Spotlight editor The Beach Boys and Three Dog Night brought the spirit of '60s rock *n' roll and beach music alive Thursday as they performed for an audience that spanned several generations. After more than 20 years, these American bands have continued to draw a large followinc and pvnkr* an pntlmciacti/' mm w - - v M.. vMinwaiuaVIV i lOW- . Time hasn't affected the distinct sound of Three Dog Night. In the opening act, they performed hits that made them famous: "Black and White," "An Old-Fashioned Love Song," "Celebrate" and "Joy to the World," among others. Unfortunately, the California-based Beach Boys weren't as good as in past years and gave a somewhat disappointing performance. Sadly, the energy of their rock and pop music has faded with the aging of the band members. In a period of political and social adjustment, The Beach Boys' music has spread in popularity from the beaches to the rest of the nation. The musicians have recorded a large collection of hits during their 25-year career. The group began its performance with 4 'Palifnrnio rilrlf * ^Ui.iuxua VJII1.1 anu V.UIIUIIUCU W1U1 tunes such as "Little Deuce Coupe," "1 Get Around" and "Surfin* USA." 34-85 YEARBOOKS I ? up in Room 316 RHUU. pj 00 am - 4:30 pm pi i Z====Z=^ AIR a I FORCE I |i k ROTC ? K I E ARE THE FACTS ) j (1 ire discussing something as important as I it's urgent that you get the straight facts I : you understand them. Air Force ROTC I 1 port ant part of your future. We would like [I me oi the tacts and invite you to look into yce. [ the Air Force needs highly-qualified, dedi- j s. ,. men and women. It's a fact: we need kinds of educational disciplines. It's a fact. i ed to offer financial help to those who can j n Air Force ROTC scholarship. ler with an AFROTC representative and program. Well give yoc all the facts. 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