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it's go!" the frenzied crowd chanted. Order was
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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
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leaning to the term'Vude awakening? Just Dee Dee
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: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. The sweaty:inued
like that for more than an hour. a little whilt
varning before the band came on, the crowd This is or
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leaded fans with ears ringing milled about for get my woi
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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:
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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."
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