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Features Monday, September 21, 1987 THE GAMECOCK 5 aMBiawailBWBHBMBWBWMMIMIlllWIIIIMBWMMWWnWMMMBaMBMWBaWWBWWMMMDBMBWMiailllJI lllll III I IIIIEWWWWBWHWBWWtfl?i?? ? Chic^^^cks By Dwayne Neil ??? Faster Pussycat, Faster Pussycat, purloined riffs of their own. Elektra/Asylum Records Faster Pussycat is trashy, campy Forget the '60s revival; forget the and arrogant, qualities that have rcrecycled summer of love; forget the mained commonplace in great rock new, trendy Deadheads; trade in 'n' roll, from Elvis Presley to the Sex your tie-dyes for faded bellbottoms Pistols and beyond. When listening ' and wipe the dust from the old plat- to this album, it might be helDful to form shoes, because early '70s trashy remember that imitation is the most glam-rock is back, and I'm as excited sincere form of flattery. as a fat man in a whorehouse. Remember Acrosmith? Remember Guns and Roses, Appetite For k A\the New York Dolls or Mott the Destruction, Gcffen Records ~Hoople? How about Kiss? If so, Guns and Roses shares the same ciyou're already familiar with the ty and musical vein as Faster sound of Faster Pussycat, and if not. Pussycat. well, the virgin pleasure is all yours. The band plays hard rock for peoThis five-memher unit frnm I nU < _ ...... piv rriiu ayyi vv-imt mi; puwci Ol Citriy Angeles writes hard-driving rock 'n' Aerosmith, but hate the pseudo, roll songs about copying phone heavy-metal garbage of studdednumbers from public restrooms ? leather imbeciles such as Motley Crue "Bathroom Wall," about having 12 and Ratt. inches of fun at their command ? Like Faster Pussycat, Guns and "Don't Change That Song" and of Roses likes the early '70s rock 'n' roll modern-day cities of sin ? sound and does a good job of im"Babylon." itating it, but, unlike Faster They possess a guitar sound close Pussycat, the band has very little to early Aerosmith with touches of creative input of its own. the New York Dolls thrown in to Guns and Roses is a little too cheapen the effect. generic and contrived to be a band to Lead vocalist Taime Downe pro- get really excited about, and they rcvides the best Steven Tyler imitation mind me of what the '70s really were m kaiikciiic uay&ui /\crosmun s 1 oys in and not how I'd like to romanticize the Attic, and even when Downe's them as being. vocal emulation of Tyler is almost Nevertheless, I still get a kick out too much to bear, guitarists Greg of Appetite For Destruction and Steele and Brent Muscat are capable think it has a place in the world of enough to step in and rescue him with recycled rock 'n' roll. r Alpha Chi Omega would like to congratulate its new f j chapter colony class. Good luck in 1987! |.| Susan Adams Sarah Martin Sheila Baxley _ Allyson McCutchen m A Brooke Doling . Beth McGee 'Andrea flomsteln Linda McSlhane r Christi Bouknight Shelley Metr Amy Brewer Melanie Miller \, \ Lesli Brown Carla Mitchell ] Susan Campbell Shannon Murphy p j Vivian Carcamo Wendy Noe : ; Kathy Cody Kathy Nuspliger f. j Peggy Conits Lisa Orsini | ] Bonnie Cooper Molly Perkins j Michelle Cox Nancy Petersen ' | Susan Craig i i ? ;v?u * wuiv Leigh Darby Beth Pope Christy DeLozier Sherree Price Tina DeWolfe Nancy Rivers Sharon Drew Cindy Rogers Juli Ennis Melissa Rutland Kathy Epper Deborah Schaefer Misty Felix Kathryn Sears Diane Fink Leigh Simpson Judy Ford Samantha Smith ' Melissa Frost Stacey Smith > ft Jennifer Gabrenas Jeanette Snider Laurie Gamble Stacey Stammerjohn Carla Gibbons Christi Stenberg | Tara Godwin Stacy Swarthout Gwen Goldberg Allison Taylor Kim Haire Jane Taylor Teresa Haley Kelley Taylor Jodie Hardin Tracy Taylor Cindy Hartin Dorie Tebbutt Sarah Hucks Robin Templeton Beth Jenkins Tracy Tindell Laura Johnson Karyn Wagner 1 Leah Johnson Ann-Michelle Walker Jacqueline Josey Tracey Watkins Debbie Koch Jane Wechsler ! I ? i.aucii.1 Christine Weinberger Emily Lambroy Tracey Williams Diana Lis Kelley Yarborough Rhonda Lotzbire Kristi Yuhasz Leslie Lucas Sari Magun I 1 " I I Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined I I That Cigarette Smoking >> BiBMBMH p! i JF%Am?ftcan AMERICAN ^ LUNG ASSOCIATION | AMERICAN fjffl 0H*art VCAMCER Association ? SOCIETY ( I 1 i : : -v^B^^^fMB^SBp^ **tSK^ # * S?"^SPB* -: ^^v/< f MmMsmL- W jM r.zx "":--t^r - vOyi Beating it Members of the Carolina drum line practice in a parking lot this past Wednesday. * Risk of rape can be lo' By KRISTI POTTS political science major, said. Staff writer Genova gave the residents son South Carolina has the 12th-hitfhrct ran? mtn in ? 0 .vi.v ... nig iin.ii K.11U111.0 ui ucing rapcu the nation. A woman should put a Mike Genova, who is in charge of the karate pro- keychain. gram at USC, led a discussion at Sims residence When walking anytime, hall Wednesday night on rape and told the 15 walk as a model walks with her residents who attended how to lower their chances rapist picks women who look tii of becoming a victim. If a woman is driving aloi Genova said he became involved with rape area and a police officer puts h; prevention in 1981, when Columbia experienced over, she can drive slowly to a 1 two public rapes. she will feel comfortable. She ca "There is no way to prevent rape; you can only interior lights and wave to the ? lower your risks. The goal of these programs is to know she is going to pull over, make people more aware." ? A police officer is requiret He said women are usually raped by a male of lights on while he is pulling som< n.v aauic laic auu uiny j pcrceni oi an rapes are if he turns his lights off at an interracial. questioning, he is probably nol "When a rapist is put to death, the number of ficer. It is illegal for a police offi rapes in that area goes up," he also said. to get out of her car. When writing a check, a wc Genova said a man picks a victim he can control number other than her home ni and that 70 percent of all reported rapes happen in home number on her checks inc the victim's own home and 20 percent involve of people who have access to it. automobiles. Other rapes occur as a result of the A woman should put two woman being grabbed. If this is the case, she is last name in the phone book, usually approached from behind. possible for a rapist to determin "It gives you a lot to think about when you are male or female. Another opt in that kind of situation," English sophomore unlisted number. Jeannette Campbell said. A woman should never ge "There are a lot of things I realize now that I car. It is rare for someone who should change," Terasa Burgess, a freshman to tell about it. //ECONOMY^. jff CONTACT m .1 I f LENSES! m [ I 3 \\ Make Your Appointment 1 # j Now, While You Can! I J NOTE: Contact lenses for astigmatism, bifocal (monofit) and special made lenses higher. w i ?r 1 ECONOMYDW i ECONOMYEW i T [ J B&L DAILY WEAR j B&L EXTENDED | r | . | WEAR I JJ I Lenses ?AAnn I I 0 ||xam ,, sggoo j Lenses tflftftlS I Irunuw ww g "<"? -nrr~ i Care Kit p0?.( H.ng. 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A/-4R* THOMPSON/The Gamecock I wered, teacher says If placed i/i a situation with a rapist, a woman ic hints for lower- should make herself a person, not a victim. : Psychologists believe this increases the chance of t whistle on her survival, because rapists find it harder to kill a person compared to a victim. a woman chnnlH ^ IT!-**# -l 1J 1? 1 ? * 1 ? ^..vuiu w i uai um? miuuiu oc conducted as aouoie head held high. A dates or in a public place. inid and weak. If a male tries to change plans, stick to the ne in an unlighted original plans. Often in date rape, the male changes is lights on to pull his plans at the beginning of the date. lighted area where A woman should get to know who lives in also turn on her around her and should develop a code to let officer, to let him neighbors know if she is in a troublesome situation. A woman should always have an extra name 1 to leave his blue to give men at clubs if she doesn't want the man to :one over at night. know her real name. y time during the If it is late at night and she needs to find her a real police of- car, she should not go alone. A woman should find cer to tell a female a group of people and ask them to walk her to her car. >man snouia give a She should always check the back seat before imber. Giving her getting in the car. reases the number If a woman is driving around and realizes that initials before her there is someone in the back seat, she should drive This makes it im- to a lighted area and get out of the car and le whether she is a shouldn't try to get him out of the car. ion is to get an If she has an answering machine, a woman should only give her phone number, not leave her t into a stranger's name on the message and even get a male to record is abducted to live it for her. 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