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ijjjj P|||L^|J ^bbmbk^^BHSi xnlB m ^ ?. \ hi nt ^8 h sLl # 4 ^h mess.u Trademark tongue Tt Gene Simmons, bassist for Kiss, expresses his emotioi day evening. The heavy-metal group performed befor f'AIScoiirti j v^m UIIIIW vviumm Art department Si entries for studen Student artists have a chancc to win $500 in prize n works displayed at an art show in late March. The department of art is seekine entries for its annu; tion of student art. Entries will be taken from all underg students from USC's nine campuses, and selected wo McKissick Museum on The Horseshoe March 25 throu Entries for the show will be judged by three USC art gallery manager of the Visual Art Department at Sp Charlotte; Jean Gallagher, an artist and former art dep verse College in Spartanburg; and Tom Stanley, dir Center for the Visual Arts in Salisbury, N.C. Submissions for the competition will be taken I* McKissick Museum. Works must be framed and wired up to three entries, but a $2 fee will be charged for eai For more information about the student art show, c art at 777-7189. The Gamecock's fea Jci.s. COL I All amateu Competition at 8:00 in the Sign up STICKLERS' /W COOL I II PRKSKNT List of 198 offers surp By PATRICK J KAN Features editor several Amcncan films and an epic w dominate the nominations Wednesday for Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Si However, the number of unknown non nominees offered some surprises. The Last Emperor, Bernardo Berto China's final dynastic ruler, led all films nominations, including Best Picture. Brot seven nominations, and Empire of the Si tion and Moonstruck followed with six t Steven Spielberg directed Empire of the not nominated for Best Director. His pr Color Purple, received 11 nominations i none. He has also won no Oscars despite of unprecedented commercial success. Adrian Lyne, on the other hand, wa Best Director for FataI Attraction, his t His two previous efforts, Flashdance ar JgSgga gained him notoriety but did not mak< _ j among film critics. " ^ \ The list of acting nominees offered a - 1 were expected. William Hurt and Alb Vff; s nominated for their roles as reporters in ? By MICHAEL CLEZIE | Staff writer . " I Following on the heels of its popular debut this past December, 1 he Claim; Hi returning from Nashville to bring dowr ;.ddy lepp/the gamecock Saturday evening at Rockafellas' ni; Five Points. us for his fans Tues- The Tennessee quartet is building a e a sparse crowd at throughout the South with its rock soi has a definite blues influence. Remi groups such as Cream and the Rolling S -mm a little bit of Stevie Ray Vaughan thrc 90 iTH'l CF group has developed a unique sound. / eh , while stu I sntf W By ROBERT WOOTTON Staff writer noney and have their Columbia's already-busy band scene has added another name, as al competitive exhibi- Yeah But No brings its combina;raduate and graduate tion of oldies and originals tonight rks will oe snown at to w. E. Muldoon's nightclub, gh April 24. alumni: Bill Doolcy, YEAH BUT NO is a new trio irit Square Center in comprised entirely of USC artment head at Con- students. Lead vocalist/lyricist ector of Waterworks Angelo Gianni, a media arts sophomore, anchors the band with darch 17 and 18 at his guitar- and piano-playing and . Students can submit songwriting experience, ch work. Undeclared freshman Tim :all the department of Pieniaszeck brings previous extures section will hold a special workshop for its re irnt thnco lnf?>rpst(>rl in Kpr< rP/u w 4 L^EC3E COME r comedians welcome! to be held on March 1: Russell House Ballroo > in the CPU Office. MM/ MNQT Fl/MM HHilUWt Prizes will b . awarded wit chances to perform in $ L-/ciy iui 10. Florida for Spring Break! C/ 8 Academy Aw rising submissio, and Glenn Close and Anne Archer were noi psychotic lover and devoted wife in Fat ere expected to Robin Williams received his first nominate the 60th annual an unconventional DJ in Good Morning, V :iences Awards. Holly Hunter as a kinetic producer in Bn linees and non- Other names familiar to the Oscar lis Douglas, Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep anc lucci's saga of there again. with nine Oscar Marcello Mastroianni, however, receive! ulcust News had nomination for Dark Lyes, a foreign film <n. Fatal Attrac- play in the Southeast. And Sally Kirkla piece. Czechoslovokian actress, received her firs Sun, but he was nod for Anna, another foreign film that h ;vious mm, trie exposure in ine umieu oiuics. [i 1986, but won a 12-year career Cry Freedom, an epic about South / Stephen Biko and his biographer, received 5 nominated for nomination: Denzel Washington as Best 5 hird major film. tor for playing Biko. Matewan, a low-b id 9 1/2 Weeks, West Virginia coal-mining trouble in th : him a favorite many critics' Top 10 lists, but received m And Empire of the Sun's nominations < few names that technical areas such as sound and cinema :rt Brooks were one smash hit ? Fatal Attraction ? receiv Broadcast News, in major categories. ockers turn into C Concert Preview Columbia takers are The band formed in the wake of the split of the i the house successful White Animals. Lead vocalist/lyricist ?htclub in Steve Boyd and guitarist Rich Parks said they thought it was time to break new ground, and following their vision soon became The Claimstakers. Adind, which ding high school friend Mike Dysinger on drums niscent of and Dan Beard on bass, the band has developed itones with into a cohesive unit. wn in, the Boasting a catalog of more than 20 originals, The Claimstakers have begun to incorporate a dent band comes to r perience with regional party bands and Jim Bakker. to the drums, and fellow Jones said he's ex undeclared freshman Mike Jones is new band's possibili the bassist. our heads in the st Yeah But No's playlist includes a but we are going tc slew of great tunes from a number small record label so of artists from the past and present, tient and willing I inrlnHino riavirl Hnwic RaH fom- awhile." he said. pany, R.E.M. and Neil Young. The trio should ts They also include a mix of originals 9:30 p.m., and adm with the covers. the 21-and-older cri "Leave It Behind" speaks to the information, call USC student with the lyrical reality 252-8060. of a Neil Young tune. "The River" I has guitar riffs reminiscent of U2, W . E . U L I and "Gimme Cash, Jimmy" offers restaurant and bar a sardonic tribute to Jessica Hahn corner of College a porters and editors 4 p.m. Saturday in the office. )ming reporters should attend. 'o* "BLUNI ID Y Tues. Fe RH COMEDIAN ? Fi MOVIE St m I Bring a bla I $1 for USC Stud I Freshman Ye< I $2 for the public I Record Breal Tickets go ori i Mo I ^^8888! kROLINA PROGRAM UNION ard nominees I ns, omissions g ninated ?s the teg al Attraction. Best Picture: Broadcast News, Fatal At- [- - = an for playing traction, Hope and Glory, The Last let nam, as did Emperor, Moonstruck t jadcast News. Best Actor: Michael Douglas, Fatal At- I t Michael traction-, William Hurt, Broadcast News; 1 Cher were Marcello Mastroianni, Dark Eyes; Jack bM Nicholson, Ironweed; Robin Williams, Good f ^ J a Best Actor Morning, Vietnam that has yet to Best Actress: Cher, Moonstruck; Glenn i~:M nd, a veteran Close, Fatal Attraction; Holly Hunter, i--j t Best Actress Broadcast News; Sally Kirkland, Anna; as seen limited Meryl Streep, Ironweed J / Best Supporting Actor: Albert Brooks, Broadcast News', Sean Connery, The Un :; African activist touchables; Morgan Freeman, Street only one major Smart; Vincent Gardenia, Moonstruck; supporting Ac- Denzel Washington, Cry Freedom udgct story of Bast Supporting Actress: Norma Alean c 1920s made ^r0, - A True Story, Anne Archer, o nominations. ^atal Attraction; Olympia Oukakis, were mostly in Moonstruck; Anne Ramsey, Throw Mom tography. Only ma ^rpm ^rair)', ^nn Sothern, The ed nominations Whales of August ^laimstakers. . .1 few popular classics by blues-rock legends such as | ZZ Top and Eric Clapton. J Boyd says the group's music is a slice of American life. Dealing with familiar subjects such as being on the road, chasing dreams and lusting, r f hie ct rnn r\ cn'jnc />ro/?l/lnc onrl rr\r? 1/ c Qtnotiinn ['" I.II1J 5' VMir 3IICIJ70, VIUV.IXIV.1 anu IUVI\3. sjt\r<\yuig, from one end of the spectrum to the other, Boyd's lyrics go from positively upbeat to downright : gloomy. I The Claimstakers should take the stage by about 10 p.m. Admission price had not been determined by press time. For more information, i call the club at 252-7625. umor-stricken club streets near The Horseshoe, has cited about the been around for about 18 months, ties. "We have It replaced the Fire House ars right now, restaurant and began offering a ) record with a wide variety of food and drink, ion. We are pa- However, Muldoon's has had to work at it some trouble as of late. When agents from the state Alcoholic ike the stage by Beverage Commission raided and lission is $2 for fined several local clubs earlier this owd. For more year for underage drinkers, rumors Muldoon's at spread that Muldoon's would be closing as a result. S But Muldoon's personnel have lOON'S, a said the rumors are false. They say I located at the the club is still doing well and draw nd South Main ing lively crowds. All features reporters (ET NIGHT"! 3b. 23, 8:00 pm I I Ballroom I RONDELL SHERIDftNl Dllowed by I ? "THE JERK" I mket and a friend! I ents and I ar Experience Participants] in MMgn i B i MII i?a?MmMMaH ma??M?HWl?a???bm? mui ting Musical Chairs! sale in Russell House! n. Feb. 22 I / Sf'F (.lAl? \ j j / Pi(or.ii/MVA?v \ i i