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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.
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Sting concert
rocks Clemson
By AMY DELPO
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CLEMSON ? Sting made a
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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
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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.
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Robert Binns
Lisa Bivona
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Cynthia D. Brooks
Keith Burgess
Roger Brett Burrell
Russell Burrell
Lawrence Campbell
Karen L. Casteen
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The Beach Boy's Mike Love sings at Thursday's concert.
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Beach Boys ride
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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
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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.
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