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Rockafellas' outside deck
just part of club's appeal
By PATRICK JEAN which features reasonablyAssistani
features editor priced beers and mixed drinks.
Rockafellas', a nightclub in The back offers foosball, video
Five Points that bills itself as games, cable TV, which often
"Rock 'n' Roll's Address," has shows pro wrestling, restrooms
something else to brag about ? and a back bar.
an outside deck. The stage up front constantly
Sure, any club can put up a offers a wide variety of the best
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speakers and a bar and say it The Swimming Pool Q's, Roger
has an outside deck. But there's McGuinn and the Hollywood
something special and unique Squares were all recent perabout
Rockafellas' deck. formers. Upcoming shows inA
"raw bar" is available on elude Suicidal Tendencies, the
Wednesday and Thursday, White Animals and Australia's
featuring 20-cent oysters and Hunters and Collectors.
10-cent shrimp. For the timid, The deck is open from 4:30 to
a there's also boiled shrimp and 8 p.m. Wednesday through Fri
w oysters, as well as hot dogs and day. The club is open from 4:30
popcorn. p.m. to about 2 a.m. daily. The
The club inside is unique, under-21 crowd can get in with
too. The front offers a long bar ID ? they just can't drink.
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Previews
Groups joi
By ELEANOR A. SMITH
Kealures reporter
The University Chorus, i he
University Concert Choir and the
S.C. Philharmonic Chorus will
join with the IJSC Symphony Orchestra
for its final concert of the
semester at 8 p.m. Friday at The
I ownshin auditorium.
"This is the first time the
University Concert Choir and the
Philharmonic Chorus will sing
together," said Richard Conant,
director of the choruses.
The concert will also feature
four USC students, chosen
among 20 students, from a
concert-aria competition that was
. . .while Ke
From staff reports
Kenny Rogers, an artist who w;
first country singers to successful
to the pop charts, will perform a
day at Carolina Coliseum.
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He first hit the country charts as
in 1977 with "Lucille."
Going into the late 1970s, an in
bidden boundary still existed I
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open to students of the USC
School of Music in February.
Christina Richiger, a graduate
student in vocal performance,
was chosen for her soprano
voice.
Richiger said she will sing
Verdi's aria from the opera The
force of Destiny. "It will be
thrilling, especially since it's my
first time singing with a full
orchestra."
Richiger placed second in the
1987 New York Metropolitan
Opera National Auditions in
February.
Selected to sing baritone is
Steve White, a graduate student
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country and pop Top is
one of the The Gambler, was 01
ly cross over that boundary with hi
it 8 p.m. to- "She Believes in Me'
My Life."
star in the
or his work Rogers' success co
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a solo artist County," "Lady" an
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in vocal performance. He will
sing the Count's aria from
Mozart's opera. The Marriage of
Figaro. White teaches music at
Lander College and will conduct
the Greenwood Civil Choral next
year.
Scott Watkins, a graduate student
in piano, was chosen to play
the first movement of Tschaikov~
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One. Watkins played for two
months in South America this
past spring, and he will return
there for another tour in July.
Jimmy Tiller, a senior in music
education, was chosen for perI
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Milhaud's Concerto for Percussion
and Orchestra. Tiller performs
frequently with the
Philharmonic Orchestra, the Columbia
Lyric Opera and the
Florence Symphony.
The choruses and orchestra
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directed by doctoral candidate
Rin-Jong Yang.
Conant will then conduct
Poulenc's Gloria, featuring a
soprano solo by Ann Benton
Tecklenberg.
Tickets, available at the door,
are $4 for the public and $2 for
students. For more information,
call Conant at 777-3125.
y at coliseum
and Dolly Parton on "Islands in the
the way, Rogers has picked up a
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hasn't enjoyed as much success on
10 in the past two years, although he
oped a loyal legion of fans.
country stars Ronnie Milsap ? who
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jraham Brown will open the show.
, at $16.50, $13.50 and $10, arc