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with the Braves a little weak on the war path, a trip
out four hours away, USC students can hit the road
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USC bands
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Four of Columbia's best new-rock aj
bands will duke it out at the second b
annual Battle of the Bands at 8 p.m. ai
today in the Russell House Ballroom. o
Bedlam Hour, a trio of USC n
students, won this past year's contest
and went on to release an album,
Rock the Cradle. Carolina students F
also comprise this year's entrants: b
Cherry Orchard, the Cunning tl
Linguists, Rex Hunter and Yeah, But 'i
No.
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about a half an hour. The winners of C
the battle will win a prize of $100. I
Cherry Orchard features t<
singer/bassist John Gusty and a
guitarist Mike Dumiak. The band C
recently released a two-song cassette \
featuring the tracks "Seasons" and /
"In Prayer." f
V The Cunning Linguists got their c
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/* By The Associated Press
I The cost of a six-pack of beer may soc
passed by the state Senate to outlaw beei
The legislation, tacked on to an antiwould
forbid beer wholesalers from offcri
promotions on beer they sell to retail est
package stores and bars.
^ "This is the most anti-consumer legi
Greenbaum, who owns Green's Beer anc
* ing restaurant in Columbia and packa
Beach. "All that's doing is penalizing the
the consumer's nocket and mittine it int
But Sen. John Lindsay, D-Marlboro,
while the change might increase the cost i
pie from drinking.
"It might cost the consumer a little rr
vantage of these specials, where he car
price," Lindsay said. "That might tend
the beer drinkers, just like happy hour ?
The whole design is to lessen the consum
where you get too much of it to drive."
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go. Andrew Robinson joined the
and this past summer as drummer,
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ow-dcfunct Main's Attraction.
The other two bands ? Rex
lunter and Yeah, But No ? have VU
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lemselves with numerous shows at S
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The Battle of the Bands is sponored
by the Contemporary Sounds
Committee of Carolina Program
Jnion. Committee members listened
a tapes submitted by campus bands
nd selected Cherry Orchard, the
Running Linguists, Rex Hunter and
'eah, But No.
admission is $3 for the public and $1
or students. For more information,
ontact the CPU office at 777-7130.
es may rise
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>n be going up thanks to legislation
discounts for retail businesses.
happy-hour bill at the last minute,
ng bulk discounts or running special
ablishments such as grocery stores,
islation I've ever seen," said Jerry
1 Wine Store and California Dreamge
stores in Greenville and Myrtle
: consumer. It's taking money out of
0 the beer distributors' pockets."
who sponsored the amendment, said
of beer, it could also discourage peoloncy
because he won't have the ad1
go buy beer in bulk at a reduced
to eliminate some of the specials for
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