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Compiled By TRICIA TITUS
Staff Writer
In the Studio
.... Springsteen (yes, again), n
word on the release date, but ni
mors of a possible fal
tour . . . People for the Ethica
Treatment of Animals (PETA
have a benefit album in the work
for an August release; artists to in
elude Edie Brickell, the Indigo
Girls. Michael Stioe and Rive
Phoenix . . . Dead Milkmen, work
ing on Metaphysical Graffiti.
On the Road: .... David
Bowie, starting May 16 with an in
teresting twist: this is an "all re
quest" tour, complete with ;
900-number to tell him what yoi
want to hear (it'
900-2-BOWIE-90 at $2 for thi
first minute, $1.50 for each addi
tional; you get to vote for the fiv<
songs you want to hear and take ;
Bowie quiz that could make yoi
eligible for a contest with a priz(
of a Bowie show in Eur
ope) . . . locally: Eric Clapton to
night at the Charlotte Coliseun
(sold out); Aerosmith and Joan Jet
on April 29 here in USC's Car
olina Coliseum; Little Feat and th(
Atlanta Rhythm Section on May ?
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New Releases: .... Midnighi
Oil's Blue Sky Mining, a lengthy
tirade about the Aussie band's fa
vorite subject: the plight of th(
aborigines (watch out for a reviev
in the near future) ... The Cow
boy Junkies' second outing, The
Caution Horses, reportedly lightei
in content, but otherwise similar tc
1988's The Trinity Ses"The
United Way workc
365 days a year, not just
the day they take up the
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The Way Of Lov*.
For the cost of a
first offense DUI
you can get:
5000 taxi rides
from Five Points to campus
Zkxaji^
The cost of a first offense
arrest and conviction for
driving under the influence
of alcohol or other
drugs is expensive. Consider
the fine, towing,
increased auto insurance,
participation in the Alcohol
Safety Action Program,
new license fees,
court costs and attorney
fees.
...And more is an accident
or injuries is in
voivea.
Think taxi...
Don't Drink & Drive!
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viewed in this issue). sound
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Babies' Earwig, folk-rock
with the emphasis on rock
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