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Chaos erupts in Five Points bar Ramones bring Joey, Dee D hi GOT A NEWS TIP?) TOII-IPM m CALL 777-7726 W* J r^r^- rrr-rrrrr.^ ' r T P Ski Sale s(( it (filf Oiji- Prices " Are Going :'S Downhill ;; \ X \ i p*%imt ski in - j 2127 Devine St. at 5 Points 256-3511 : I JftJV Filing E I s+.i ;I! Gover -1 CPjw Elec ; i| Students seeking a Studen jj Office or Senate position i i I THEIR CANDIDACY FORM < ?> J > i: Filing Dates: Januar i; Forms may be picked !: Student Government Office., I - <1 taste of sleaZ' NES on floor thrashing. it's go!" the frenzied crowd chanted. Order was ver the cry rang out. It was a sea of black a different si ;, unkempt nair ana oottiea energy. u uc iu men ll little watering hole at the Bazaar in Five Joey Rami en a refuge for the 9-to-5 crowd just hours rose colored become a holding pen for a mass of raging as he belted few hours later. Johnny R 1 p.m. the cause of this hysteria took the scream in at mones had come to Columbia. chords whic / they banged into "Psychotherapy" and their format leaning to the term'Vude awakening? Just Dee Dee later the floor was a sea of jerking and thumps on b ;s. the fervor o les are definitely a band built for speed. The 1 pioneers of punk left the sold-out Out of m< :rowd breathless, but wanting more. "Blitzkrieg ' speed marathon the band packed "Rock'N' na Dance" ' hool," "I Wanna Be Sedated" and "Too After two rue" into a seven-and-a-half minute period. 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He basically maintained in the crowd, but it was hidden in ;ory for the New York rockers who remained quadriplegi garbled style. At the tin one (Jeffrey Hyman) resembled a palm tree in in journaij, glasses with his lithe figure and fluffed hair Statg out the vocals in appeasing disarray. Craig Hosp amone (Jonn cummings; made the guitai summer in iguish as he fluttered through the simplistic fr0mthech h have characterized their punk sound since don't ion in 1974. hadn't bee Ramone (Douglas Colvin) kept the speed Center)," y ass, and Marky Ramone (Mark Bell) matched At th'e tj n drums. puter Scien said. "I th ire than 20 songs rifled through by the band, Now I don 3op," "Chinese Rocks" and "Do You Wan- He discc vere some of the crowd favorites. Center for encores The Ramones finally called it quits. at Woodro leaded fans with ears ringing milled about for get my woi enjoying the euphoric state. write. Writ e concert the people who experienced it will writing is >rget. It was loud, precise and outrageous. fingers aro cuff on hi: fingers," h "I use n who I owe organize sc the differei in a bunch floor, tryin computer.' Williams rected orgt cerning stu the organiz database c disabilities, A semes: tion a caret the state gc plan to go and with p "I see th own busine ? : ^ tjfc, aic uvmg i n at Sounds Familiar in Woodhill Mall. There s no ? because rrrrrrrr'rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.rr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 1IY IX)SE TOURLIGENSE.; rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ^ ^ ^ J~ J~ S S ,-r. PEACE AND QUIE1] lestled in the quiet privacy of the aluda River, yet only 5 minutes froir ISC, Riverbend Apartments welcome erious students to join the communit -2-3 bedrooms at competitive prices. Lmenities include tennis/volleyball ourts, 2 swimming pools, ample l o i .1 arKing launary iacimies. mation Call 794-2948 00 Riverbend Drive, West Columbi RI YOU HAVE A MESSAGE YOUR SWEETHEART? , Send your' 'Love Line'' in The Gamecock's \ Valentine's Special $1.00 per line, e by The Gamecock Advertising Department n 323 Russell House Mon.-Fri. 9-12 & 1-3 or You can mail it to us: c/o The Gamecock Box 85131, Campus : SSN Telephon date D Iling onward \CKSON He Gamecock vin Williams dove off a pier at Lake Wateree a >n April 13, 1986, he was just enjoying a day iends. his last dive that day, his whole life took a either hit the water wrong or hit something it and broke his neck. The diagnosis: a. ne, Williams, 22, was beginning his junior year ?m at USC. He d just transferred from Kent r rehabilitation in Greenville and treatment at lital in Denver, he returned to school this past a hand-driven power wheelchair, paralyzed est down and with limited use of his hands. think I would have come back as soon if there :n Woodrow (now the Transitional Living iVilliams said. me of his accident, Williams was taking Comce 101. "But I didn't like computers at all," he ought I could get through life without them, 't know how I ever got along." ivered a Macintosh that Tom Morton of the Enhanced Computer Applications had placed w's disposal. "I realized it was a faster way to k done. It's easier for me to type than it is to ing is slow," Williams said. He said his handnot very legible because he cannot flex his and a pen, but must have the pen attached to a 5 wrist. "I write with my arm instead of my e said. ty computer to keep track of attendant care, , all the added costs of being disabled. I can hool work on it. I have everything on it. It's ice between having to manually shuffle around of papers in a folder, dropping them on the g to pick them up and just bringing it up on the is president of AWARE, the recently resurtnization promoting awareness-of issues condents with disabilities. He keeps letters about ation on his computer and is organizing on it a >f attendants and helpers for students with :er ago, Williams wasn't certain in what direc:r might take him. But his work with AWARE, ivernment and computers has changed that. "I to law school here, then work in government eople with disabilities," he said, e need for disabled people to take care of their ss. It's commendable that non-disabled people t, but it's also sad that more of the disabled aren't taking the responsibility themselves, doubt in my mind that's what I'm going to do there's a need for it." r r r r r r ? r r r r r r ATTENTION SENIORS! The HONORS AND AWARDS COMMISSION is seeking applicartions for the following award and honors to be presented at the University Awards Day Ceremony, April 20,1989. 1. OUTSTANDING SENIOR AWARDS: awarded to those members of the graduating class I who have made a significant contribution to the University. k 2. ALGERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN AWARD: is awarded v to the most outstanding male and J ' female member of the senior class in terms of their academic achievement, involvement in co-curricular activities, and their contributions to the University. Applications are available from Student Government, the Information Desk in Russell nause, ana uie unice 01 siuaeni Affairs, room 109 Russell House. DEADLINE FOR ALL APPLICATIONS IS FRIDAY,MARCH 3,1989 AT 5:00 P.M. a AT 5:00 P.M., ROOM 109 RUSSELL HOUSE!! J-001 -I 1 ie I $1.00 per line Run Date: Mon. Feb. 13, 1989 eadline: Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1989 I ^ I 1 i I I ! I I I i