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Features ? Wednesday, September 17, 1986 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmmmnmnmmmnmmmammmmumMmmmummmmmmmmmmMlHt. liAMECUCKnnnaHMMHnMHHninnHnnnmHmuwMMnnMaH No sleeping on the job at 2:30 a.m. By KATHRYN JEFFRIES and JOEY WEST Features reporters Chan Chung Inm watches television during his midnight to 8 a.m. Friday shilt as a sin dent security guard. "There isn't much to enjoy" about his job, he said. During the night a Few ni//a deliveries were made, sonic students came back from toga parties and a resident advisor from Labordc found a lire extinguisher outside the building. Most of tlie time, though, student security guards do their homework while working. I 11111 said. He is an electrical engineering junior. To become a security guard, a student must have references and no through selection and screening pioccsscs. Between 40 and 50 guards arc present In employed by the Student Development Office at the rate of $3.50 per horn . Once they are selected, Officer Kenneth West of the University Police Department runs a background check on each student. Although the Division t>I I ;ivv I n I m i cincni Maranatha By ANDY BECHTEL Features reporter While Oz/.y Osbouine rocked tl iscuni Friday night, the Ma: a Church piesented a sentinai Auditorium entitled "Rock ' 11 * K I or God." Konmc i.cwis, a spokesman presented a slide show io an audi' students about tlie negative el lee music. According to Lewis, rock i ful influence on America's \outh communist rcvolutionat> leadei V saying, "One quick \va\ w> de??i B y J o \ Carnage, I'jlc M. High Productions After far too long, Columbia's local band scene lias pro duced an album. I ocal metal band Carnage lias become the first area band in some time t<? put out a recotd. Their new seven-song Car na^e album demonstrates Miat there is quality music to In found on the local level here in C o 1 u m b i a . I h e i e c o i d showcases the taut, eneii'etic metal of ( arnai'c, svhi li is a sound that la<.ks nti'liei p .wr nor finesse. I he recording is slurp and punchy with each part ol tlie band mixed in almost period por poi t ions IJn1011unaielv. some of the recording's shaip I - > ' M Security quarri Chrti Chum Lum, an ole ami Safely makes another chcek, West makes the final decision. Ivor \ student hit oil goes through a workshop that explains the duties, job description and what to do in basic confrontation situations, according to Jim Dolan of the Student Development OIikc. /\ so speaker say through its inns I cv\ is said n lie Catolina C*ol evil." He statec: natha Christian their talents Tor in the Nursing Ciue, I wisted .oil A Search their music as a I he ptesental I'oi Maranatha, ing rock peison; i*nce 'd about 2^ practice I ewisc K of vmiiii* mrl I is , it.?<l ( misic is a power- Holl\wood. M; , and he quoted ;*ilists who deli 'ladimit I.cnin as l ewis expies (toy siH-iet> is salisin in tock h and Disks [|i . . 1 in Vein Citters? ness and clarity was lost in the pressing of the record. I he performances of all four musicians arc solid, ranging 'rom the powerful metallic guitar ot Spike Maishall, to the manic vocals ol .lack Hanunei, to the solid ih>tlun foundation laid clown by now ex-band members Kick (irillith and D;i\e AlevMiie. All scvcn cuts are consistently solid and driving metal without a bad one in the batch. Some laMtiites include "Bathaiian O.iecn," "Killei" and "look at \ outsell." Nice job, j_'u\s I Ins tail should leap a harvest of good tuns vinvl. I he Ielc.'isc st ItrJtik' tm ilie n* xt ! w o inontlis is lull ol ailisis ol mmmmmmamurnammmmmmmmmmmm & Ft r CHIPS WITH TH ANY l)KI.\ 73:} SANTK ictricnl engineering junior, keeps busy hy r co nd si,age of training will hopefully he completed soon. On occasion, IJSC contracts with private companies 10 ptovide extra security when there is fl fnnthnll non^n r o clinrtinn of " i wv/iuun ^uiiiv v/i c* inv/i la^v. ui student security guards, Dolan said. Several of the guards working acioss campus said the rs rock musii ic." nisic "can pi each both good and I that although some musicians use good, other artists such as Motley Sister, the Cramps and I'lincc use vehicle for evil. ion included a series of slides sliow1111it's using ihe image of the cr oss, a ritici/ed as blasphemous. ')//> Oshomne, I lankie (iocs 11> ulonna and the Dead Kennedys as le lhe sacted image ot the cross, scd alann at the spicad of uni\eimnsic. I'ni\ei sulisin, ho explained. icpuie ;hici contains many longawaited alhutn releases. Included amonp them is the very long-awaited thiid album Irom Ronton, to he called l'hird Sia^e Also upcoming aie new records from I'alking Meads, lis is ( ostello, the flcoigia Satellites, Iron Maiden, OMD, Kurt is Blow, Iggy Pop, Chicago, New Order, X'lC, 'til Tuesday, Joan Jctt, Big Audio Dynamite, Beastic Boys. I lion John, Steve Miller, New Model Army, the Psychedelic 1 urs, l aleo and a greatest hits album from the Police. i n e m c w a i n u in i i o in Charlotte's I etchin' Hones is also due shortly from Captiol Records. I he iccoid, Had Pumpkin, is due the first week of October, but three cuts ulieady ;uc available loi tadio. I he result is a sound I hat is the perfect complement tor Hope Nicholls quirks vocals. Charlotte's letchin' Hones returns to Co I u in ' > i:? o n Senlember 2S tor a nertoi iiiniHO :ii Rcu-knlVllas' John lan Cillers, also known as Johnn\ / ish, is /no f>nifn director at H lJSi IM. ieeT] 1 >AT C< A T C A I! ) in o/sjuo/y a E PURCHASE OF I K OR FOOD ITEM. j: teffey Jack /yvj I in ii lie A lcxi< i it it i 1 iK AVE. ? 250-7764 ? wr wgrnfll / rI 8MP| [ JOEY WEST/Thn Gamecock ending magazines on the job. worst part of the job is boredom. Lum said he does little more than give people telephone and room numbers and directions while on the job. How about sleeping? "Whenever 1 can," Lum said. But not on the job. c can preac slates that a person can choose through any one of many religious According to Lewis, the band E lire and ex-Bcatle George Harris philosophy of universalis in their Lewis addressed the controv backmasking, a phenomenon in w posedly reveals hidden message backwards. Lewis disregarded the t cians intentionally place the messag ti> influence the listener's behavior "Music played forward will do Lewis attributed backmasking to bringing a message through these r leJjcjNe I FICTION Sept. 7. 1. KKI) STORM RISING. I>y To $ 1 ) Without usin^ nuclear staves off the Russians in World 2. WANDKKI.I 'ST. l?y Danielle v 17,'.).ri.) A rich orphan comes of ;i the world. A MATTKRoK HONOR. hy.J. ItV JSchustiT. 5>lh.nr>. i A lainily sect ihi* course of I In* cold war. t. KKCKKTK ONLY, by Sails Schuster, $lh.i*f>.) 'I'wo women, t power brokering iti Washington. f>. LAST OF THK HKKKI). I.y I. lain. $17.Tin* a<lventurcs of Fore*' major in Siberia FICTION Sept 7. l'.iht; 1 LAKH WOKHKCON DAYS, 11' V"< <>" . V..~ i.e. I\ i ? ll^Ulli, 'P*!..'!!./ 1 ill ll.-? ail* MM UK town. Hooks,' Tin* Old West so THK ACCIDKNTAI. TOl'K (Hi'rkh-y. family ami fri a kind 'in ttic errant lift- of a Ir I SAN ANDKKAS. I.y Alistaii $150) A Hritish hospital ship adrift in tin- North K?-a after a ;Y 1.1 CKY, hy Jackie Collins. (I The ln'ii'ess of a rrime lord vrrsu I These bi 1 Four student play rock 'n' By JOY LEPAGE Features reporter "Hootie and the Blowfish" are four USC students who sing, play ' instruments and sav thev have a good time playing in their rock band. Lead singer Darius Ruckcr is a journalism junior. Last year he was a member of Carolina Alive, USC's swing and show choir. KucKer's roommate and Hootic bassist Dean Felbcr is a computer science sophomore. Guitarist and journalism sophomore Mark Bryan is a DJ at WUSC-FM. And then there is drummer Brantley Smith, a political science sophomore. He was once ^.r .i.i it-/* 1? ? IIIV.II1ULI Ul lilt Ui)V UltllC.MIU. The band members aren't the only USC students involved with Hootie and the Blow fish. Its public relations personnel are criminal justice junior Chris Carney and advertising/public relations senior Keith Stanton. Hootie and the Blowfish started when Rucker and Bryan cancci tnemscives tnc won Brothers. Felber, Ruckcr's high school classmate, and Smith, Ruckcr's friend, later joined the band ? and on May 9, 1986, they h both good to reach God The program 1 routes. Queen's 1980 hit arth, Wind and and l ed Zeppelin on expound the played both back albums. According to I crsial topic of "Start to smok liich a song sup- reverse. "Stairwa s when played more ominous mc ncory mai must- made a path, lor ;cs in an attempt Satan." The seminar < that," he said. rockers that inclu "outside forces Steely Dan and I nusicians." Peter, Paul and Ur jllork IESTSELLERS HARDBACKS = NON-FICTIC in ( lancy. (Putnam, 1. FATHERHOOD, li weapons, the* West Anecdotes and rumin; \1'M III i*. ?i. r r >> <ii 111. i;uner Hi iivt*. Steele. (Delamrte. 2 YOl 'KK ONLY < while she travels dom House, $lt.t>f>.) / Years < linic, in pieti ffrey Archer. (Simon "AND SO IT (iOK 'et lliat ?*?>ul< 1 change Television ji N H<' correspondent. Quinn. (Simon & 1 JA.MKS MKKKIO'I ah men, passion and Fifty tales l>; his favorite animal. mis I/Amour. (Han f>. NKCKSSAKY IA a I nited States Air <V Srhuster, $!7.,jr>.) I argues, and we must = PAPERBACKS NONFICTI t>y (larri.surt Keillor. I KI.VIS& MH, by ! in a small Minnesota The rock legend as f fattier *y MeMurtry. (I'orket 'J IA(!()('('A: An en larger than life. (Hantain, Thi WT I... A ...... I ..I.... inlis ill Krird Xr Clir ends impose order i>| U YKAHKK: An A hvcI writer. (Bantam, $4.Oft.) Mail.can (Kawceit. I THK R<) AI > LKS Willi a deadly secret. M I' (Simon & Sc Luftwaffe attack spiritual inspiration I'ockct Hooks, $1.) f? SMART WOMK s tin* heiress of a ship < 'onnell <'owan and I Library. $4.ft0.) Mm men ooks and more can be use ursivi.Ksi i Y BOOKSTORE musicians roll for fun made their debut as the Hooties. Mootie isn't a person, it's a way of life," Rucker yelled to the crowd at Pappy's last Friday during a Mootie concert. Later, he explained the band's name. "When I was in Carolina Alive, there was a guy whose nickname was Hootic and another guy we called Blow fish. "We were at a party one night and they came in and I said, 'Hey, it's Hootie and the Blowfish! That'd make a great name for a band,'" Rucker said. "And lhat's how we got our name." Hootie and the Blowfish have about 40 to 45 souks they play for eonccrts, such as songs from the bands Crccdencc Clearwater Revival and U2. In addition, they have written some original songs and plan to feature them at upcoming concerts. So far, the band has played fit fraternity and sorority parties in addition to Pappy's. Rucker said the band members don't plan to be professional musicians, but in the meantime, they are willing to play music for people who like to have a good \ time. and evil featured several songs, including "Another One Bites The Dust" s classic stairway loneavcn, wards and forwards. Lewis, the Queen song implores, . c marijuana" when played in ' y To Heaven," Lewis said, bears a .v :ssage: "My swcel Satan, no other . it makes me sad whose power is ;nded with a list of born-again ; ded Little Richard. Dean Parks of ' 'aul Stookcy of the folk-rock trio Mary. ** exmcg I 1 *** i m I i ! IN Sept. 7. 1986 ^ iy Hill Cosby. (l)oubleday, $1<1.95.) i i it ions from the television star and )LI) ONCK, by Dr. Seuss. (Ran j ; i medical checkup at the (Jolden j jre and rhyme. | IS," by Linda Kllerbee. (I'utnam, mrnalism as experienced hy an i |"S I)(K; STORIKS. (St. Martin's, j V a Yorkshire veterinarian about I /rv-ir.ri, ny .mono \ mrsi. trmiion [ .iff is a series of losses. the author confront them in order to grow. j ON Sept. 7, 1 !(H(> B| F'ricilla 1'resley. (Herkley, $4.50.) | j rieiul, mentor, lover, husband and ; j Autobiography, by l.ee laeoeea. >*rista of sin immigrants'son In top ! utohioKraphy, l?y Chuck Yeager. Bell STRAVKI.KD, liy M. Scott Peck, H ! hunter. $H Psychological & j j hy a psychiatrist. plgj N/FOOIJSH ('HOICKS, hy Dr. ' j )r Melvyn Kinder. (New American j j lern women's efforts to find good [ I? ) j ? |j * I