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Liberty celet Statue's torch li By the Associated Press NKW YORK ? When American artist Joseph Fcnneu onscrveu me statue oi i,ioerty in 1908as he returned to New York Harbor he saw in her not the immigrants' symbol of refuge but a profound statement of art. "As the steamer moves up the bay the Great Goddess greets you, a composition in color and in form, with the city beyond, finer than any in any world that ever existed." For a century now, so many have claimed the Statue of Liberty as their own. She meant hope to the Irish farmer ruined by famine, home to the Kentucky doughboy r/i? urnSnn f rAm umr AttlAnt Cllhlir. IVlUllllllg II Will Will I WAVIIVIIIWHI IV/ IMV 7Mi/Ul 'i ban kid on u first visit to New York. Aviators, l| feminists and others have assigned her special meanings. 4k' She has been used to sell war bonds and quack remedies, to justify internationalism and isolationism, to recruit for the Marine Corps as well as the Peace Corps. Marching band t By tho Associated Frtit trumpet in LAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.- going to be For the leader of the All- said Bartne American Statue of Liberty up the b Band, conducting an army of Weekend cl $ trumpets, tubas and drums is the 6 at the sta perfect blend of two schoolboy Bartner, dreams. University When Arthur C. Bartner nia since 1 craduated from high school in huge ban* Maplcwood, he knew he wanted stopping to be an athlete or a musician. choreogra] Now, he's got the best of both marches, worlds ? standing on the 50-yard For Bar line at Giants Stadium leading the band throu 500-member band. nothing nc "I was either going to be a lead 250 piece ft iol: a l:ip? Oil i News 7726 Spc Feaxurelaj 391(3 |Pn< Carolina: | We've got your t t I Tno Sanocook new I II 11 II N I r, .1 I INTERNATIONAL I HOUSE WtSIAURAWT j 1^1^. Y * j ~ rKJti I Buy One Omei | Get One of Equal Vc | We give students with ID's 1C | j (not valid with any othei J Open 24 Hours 7 Da^ ji 1031 Assembly St. across frorr j'J 765-0305 ^ 4467 Devine St. near Ft. | ; 702-9646 DON'T BE LlFT OUT! SUMMER |! CLASSIFIED |! ADVERTISING I / ~?^? I 1, Publication Dates: July 16 1 I Au<?u8t 12 I Rates: campus 15$ per word. $1.50 min. non-campu8 20C per word. $2.00 min. n i Dsadlinet: 3 days before I ;i each issue 1 I and luto Place your advertisement 1 w at The Gamecock Office, 1 Room 323 KHIJU I I from 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. I g or mail to: | Gamecock Adverting Box 85131 USC j-j < Columbia, SC 29208 j 4 1 iration <ght captivates A In the beginning, the gift from Franco (< stood for just two things: Franco-Amcrican S friendship ? then, as now,a sometimes thing ? and the European Enlightenment notion of c liberty. li Beyond that, historians Anne Cannon v Palumbo and Ann Uhry Abrams wrote in an h articic for a new book, "Liberty," the giant statue was first regarded by Americans "as 1 little more than a particularly imposing piece t of sculpture." But Americans quickly appropriated the r statue for their own peculiar needs, many of I them commercial. c The statue's crcation coincided with the ex- t plosion of imagery spurred by revolutions in I printing technology and pictorial reproduction, and with the rise of mass market advertising. I Young Liberty was soon the world's tallest i shill. Americans opened magazines to see doc- i torcd pictures of the statue holding not her > Hrector combines a jazz band, or I was ensemble he directed to i a basketball coach," Los Angeles Olympics in r, who will be striking His other credits inclin and during Liberty ting the 450-mcmbcr bar osingccrcmonics July opening of Walt Disney dium. Center, and a 400-mcmt band director at the at President Reagan' of Southern Califor- inauguration. 968, hand-picked the Part cheerleader and | 1, chosc its show- sergeant, Bartner devcl repertoire and instant rapport with th< phed the precision students from all over th amassed for the Liberty tner, taking such a As band members sw( gh its intricate paces is 90-dcgrcc heat while pra* w. The Liberty band is the stadium Friday, he s smaller than the instructions and ordered I SIS. |^" rfs7ri82 $20.00 0 W: 3913 Twice L I ^ Seat. I columb 'spaper J (;<>iunil mmmmmmmmimm ?, "Hrinx l< ?v I X. in ff.r national tt _ house my 'a* ^ n rbiaurant m t* ^ < ^=^1 S J ! S </;. ette | ? slue Free! ! r I" 4* ton M. ' offers) I Jfr ys A Week j i State House I 1 5 f : | jj Go[ur, Jackson ?" r-r / ! 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I, , . , i?i i^aiii)' i/i <1 uuiut ui i i<11yt \ iinri ) . | There were frequent portrayals of mundane ( haracters in Libcrtyesue poses: an intrusive nndlady holding a gas lamp, an irate wife | vith a rolling pin, a dreamy domestic with a , >ar of soap. , In an ad for something called "Dr. Haas log Remedy," a pig swathed in a gown held he torch and tablet. However vulgar, the advertisements did not ncrcly trade on the statue's reputation; they >clpcd make it. In the absence of a national :ommunications network, they gave \mcricans an idea of what the new colossus ooked like. Liberty only bccamc an unambiguously positive symbolof immigration in the 1930s, liter immigration had crested and the lcwcomcrs' tribulations and contributions A-cre clear. music, sports ;lose the put more punch into "Hooray 1984. For Hollywood." je direc- But when rehearsal for a dilid at the ficult dance number left the band 's Epcot languishing in the sun, it was >er band Bartncr who requested a water s 1985 break. Bartncr began his romance :>art drill with marching bands as a oped an trumpeter in the Columbia High : college School Band in Maplcwood, ic nation where he was named to the all band. state band. He also earned all :ltcrcd in state honors playing basketball, cticing at and said his job as a band direc < - *-??-i _ r ^ i bellowed lor is pcricci menu 01 nmut imu I them to sports. 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WITH THIS COUPON/U 8 CARfl EET EXXON ^ own. Owner UMBIfl, S.C. / 252-8458 iround town II you're not going t<> the f he >i;ilue of Liberty celebrations, Will here's plenty to do in ting ohitiibia. sion A!ilkiiij4 riistiince to IJSC: * < KM < ...wl 1/ ... . I lie ivianicigi; ui ijuiiv; unu Uoo" and "Brighton Bcach Woi VIcinoits" will alternate per Tor- iter nances at I he US( l.ongstrcet this theatre this weekend. Both are brot productions ol the IJS< Sum- pelt mer Repertory Company. Stu- one dent tickets are S3.50. lor more lurr information, call I he box office Per al 777-2551. 3,5 Continuing exhibits at K | McKissiek Museum include Sail "Moral Metaphors," a water- clay color exhibit by award winning and ariisi Cienell lloo/cr, and two nun photography exhibits by Hill / Burke and I JSC processor Ciene jori C.'rcdiCord. I he museum will he W|H open Crom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wt.t Saturday and Crom I p.m. to 5 j() p.m. Sunday. cvc. Driving distance to I ISC: tire l ireworks, drum-and -bugle We corps and lort Jackson's 282nd /hi Army band will lead off Col Ku umhia's July 4th celebration. 2{)1 about , 1 "!%:. - Y'"'% M ' , ; I ' ?!h v# ' last Ill? I MOB IH Ml JA IX)WI. (VI(H)RI'. BH uAI)?ii nigl j IHI STAHI'KTI IU> I\> uimii i?-*i ir.i r i. v>i? nnr.i mmu riiwu KOli I.OW K "AUDI I I. DKMIMOOHK .IAMKS IIKf.l SHI H.IZAHW DAVID M W1U "li 115 y JASONIIHKTI AfSH Ain Oh jvil Mil H V K \l Ml VNII UN?Ml \M> |w-| I R?*TWICT?P <?}> I "TTJ I* | RJP | UIHI / aipumi I |JA.^L| runt 01 Atutf lUAftOUl ynt STARTS TODAY EXCLUSIVE?? ,j Cut Out For I \l/tffookz I * M ROCK-N ROLL' i ? 2112 DEVINF. SI J * !* JULY: ^ ^ Thursday, 3: ALLEV C | <K Fri. & Sat., 4 & 5: JUf U 1 Thursday 10: CRUISC I * | Fri. & Sat., 11 & 12: J* !* i* ! * JULV SCHEI I J Monday: Alternative I B J (Call Club f? | J Swinkle Be< I ^ Tuesday: LOTUS FE1 I Wednesday: No Cov || The UPJ I * Friday FREE OVSTE | *? Happy Hour 1 j J Sunday: Reds Acous | JQ Beginning a music groups will appear a( iams-liricc stadium, star;tt H p.m. Friday. Admislo the stadium is free. Orphans," a play hy I.yle >lcr, will he shown at the KSIIUp I IK <11 I C Oil IIIC Utlol Hull and (icrvais Streets weekend. Two orphaned hers live by muggings and y thievery until the older kidnaps a stranger who is the tables on his captors, lormance dales are July 2, , and (), with curtain time at p.m. Wednesday through jtday and at 3 p.m. on Sun. Tickets are $4 for students lw. .JC unj i;ua in mv.v j/iiv/iiv, nher is 799 6551. I round Town provides intrial ion lor the IJSC student > slays in Columbia on the rkend, hut wants something do. Please, no listings for ills with age restrictions. Adss youi inlormation to Paula thington, Spotlight Iiditor, ? Ciunwcock, Drawer A ssell House, Columbia, SC ?0K. V r /' |r * 1 '?"% w?& > ' m % % :> * 't v,. I 4 I i i >r" '-' -" "" '' rr :;/ ^ " '*^m. S ?' < > > > 4 -night..." .- r, .? 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