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Features 4 rill- (iAMKCOCK Wednesday. September 2, 1987 *? . .Ji HH js2-9ing Mmm ? JBBmLtc* an ....... 1 s*<r^^^nHHfl|HHHK^^M Jnjjp^ wigvMBg v',;" ' % r" - :i ~^r : ' , - -- --~^*- -o . I , Tr^W^Pt-^ ;- . , - _ _ _ - --r ? ' I m .? *' * WK " I nun) I Break Time! Computer science senior loin Stevenson leans against a si^n to take j a break between classes. Gamecock staff m A 4 iwrrwr ? ^ 0 You don't have lo be an ec( f I W ?>"/ ? 'II*/ V K/iH/\l" I K 1 *"\ / fO 4 / v f y I 1 IV IV. Ull IAHU I 1 111 1^ U ) ^ checking account service c Well, good news.Thie I >;irga:n Checking instead. You'll pay no service ( balance rec;uired. And then checks you am write. Plus, ,'in itemized monthly stater lii fact, the only thinp cancelled checks. (But in c keep lliein safe at the bant Its that simple. You k< keep i he checks. c,. .. i,. * i .n; v. 1 iv inn nidKC you (xct some free student aid f: (l Bargain Checking. South Ca L Special itei By 1AMAHA WILMS Features editor 1 he (ioniccock polled students to find out what they hi ought to USC to help them feel more at home. for example, a special aiticle ol clothing can make a student tec I at home, some students said. Computer science senior Renec Middlelon brought her seven-yearold nightshirt. "Just uhen I learn all the answers, they change the ques tions" is written on the I'ront, she said. A trot her student, business freshman David Hoitis, found room in his suitcase lot Ins pink string bikini underwear. Psychologv ticshinan Kitnberly Millsaps brought iiei special shirt, which she said looks like someone splattered paint on it. And Michelle l is in. an advertising and public relations sophomore, brought a pair ol salety goggles. She said her friends say they make her look like the lad\ who hosts "Church Carolina A By KATHRYN JFFFKIFS Staff reporter Its members luive sung and danced their way through Greece, Mexico, Romania and I g\pt I hey've also performed as part of the I9N4 presidential i 11 a u ? u rati o n ceremonies. Founded 14 \car^ ago b\ director Richard Conant. Carolina Alive mixes pop-ot icntcJ niedles s with choreograpln in its shows. Conant said the *Moup olten pereeting W? >nomics major to know th; pend your money on than nar^es. > fall you can si,i>n up for ;har^es/rhere's no minim e's no limit on the number i hi every month we'll send y i lent. j yon won'! #et is a bunch ase you ever need one.wt c.) eep the service charges. V\ r money '<i little furthei rom South Carolina Natioi rolina National Mi mbcr l/)/C ms make y< C'liat" 011 Saturday Nif>ht l ive. Criminal justice senior .lames Jones Jr. brought his boxing glove bank. Carrie Johnson, a hotel, restaurant anil tourism administration sophomore, brought a W. A.S.I*, poster. She said the letters stand for "We Are Sexual Perverts." Iducuiion freshman Paige Munn brought a soccer ball (hat is the size ol a beach ball. ( orey I pps, business Ireshman, sakl he brought his sister to LSC. Baccalaureate honors college junior lack (.ioldsiuith brought his Sylvester Stallone ( obru poster. He said some ftiends gave it to him as a joke. Business sophomore Paige Sissord brought her lucky horseshoe, which lianas at the head of her bed. Stuffed animals were also a popular item. Carolyn Cowan, political science sophomore, brought Snuggles, a big, pink teddy bear, to college with her. ilixe makes forms for political conventions, business conferences he unfit q mul area schools. The group has about 50 members, most of whom are not music majors. I i/ Lucas, president of Carolina Alive, is a graduate student in Hnglish teaching. She said because the group performs regularly, the members do not practice for a specific show; instead, they learn a repertoire. "This group has people from all dnesday*< at lllll of Oil of 'II k 'J ial. i. Dur dorm j IK A n g e 1 a I ong, a business sophomore, brought Ooh and Aah. 1 he\ are the tag team sex twins, also known as identical twin teddy hears. I nghsh sophomore Wcndi Mead brought I lenry, a stuffed dog she has had since second grade. ? nlon^ frki* J pians tui majors, from all over the country. Most of us, though we're not music majors, have been in music before," she said. Interior design senior Lori Blakeman. vice president of Carolina Alive, said members who play instruments and dance often add to the quality of the performances. "We realh use people's talents. It's amazing what you come up with." I ucas and Blakeman said what they enjoy most about Carolina Alive it 5:00 SHY I i. t inclines 1st Jump Class September 19 & 20 FUN - ADVENTUR1 EXCITEMENT! USC Sport Parachute Club 256-1434 or ASKUS 777-7777 It Vi, i1/ % ^ : CHILI Cril J OUR REGULARS J VI) LB. CUSTOM MA 0 SERVED WITH MUSI 6 CHILI, ONIONS J 1 fo : ? # J EXPIRI W lour home fv 7\ (i /A' n^-'M ' )/ y 1 2>?.. Baib.ii.i \etl. ;in economies and managcrm-m m-iihw. hioiijdit her Ini I in. lie is a still led doll with wild^, hair and ;i pink nose. Math senioi Susie I leicher brought Odikus. lie is Ciatfield's dog sidekick, < )die. new year is the people. Blakeman. who transferred from Winthrop a sear ago, said she joined because several ot her friends were members. l! uas a good way to know a small group ol people." Lucas added. "A bie part of college is feeling like you're involved in something." Plans for the year include performances at Milton Head, the gover-A, nor's mansion and Amelia Island, Ma. Anyone interested in joining the staff is welcome to attend ; . >. 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