The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 10, 1990, Page 4, Image 4
He 'got it started'
Star gives e
BpP" - H I
1 M
Julie Bouchillon/The Gamecock
v \ - * jj^lli
LySv' w%l
W^hF- <^H3
foffi ^H| A A aMj
^mB# 1
Julie Bouchillon/The Gamecock ,
Rap artist M.C. Hammer (right) performed for a packed cc
the lead singer from pop performers En Vogue opened for Ha
- should be checked for a pulse.
The "Please Hammer, Dor
I ww I * jjurt ?em? Tour features mo
TD/^i 17/07 I) than 30 pe?Ple on stase wi
. JTVO U IXZ LI/ Hammer, including at least a d
| ___J zen dancers, at least two di
jockeys, a drummer, a bassi
By DAVID BOWDEN seven back-up singers.
Assistant Carolina Life Editor ^jso jnciucie<i in the show is
M.C. Hammer came to town three-deck stage, an impressr
Friday night, proving that he is lighting set-up and two huge vi
the new, hardest working man in eoscreens giving close-ups of t
show business. If anybody left action.
that concert disappointed, they Hammer's skills lie more
*
ir $25 Eye Exam
Are your eyes worth it?
If so, bring this coupon in for
a $25 eye exam (Regularly $40)
I T 1 m<fo/~t tA T ICr* ofii/lanfo
JLiUllllVU I.VJ VJUV^ OlUUV/lllO. >'
(^Dr. Jeffrey C. iVlagun^)
| 256-2004 Optometrist 2640_Gervais St.,_SuiU
j 20% Off School Supplies
j Bring this coupon into a participating Kinko's
i Copy Center and receive 20% off our regularh
J priced school supplies. Expiration date:
j November 10,1990.
] kinko's
the copy center
1111 Greene St. Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 799-3807 (803) 765-0121 fax
im sp & 2 ^ Colui
I . o Cruise 1
!l nif ^ Join Now
B 2 3 1 i ! toR<
A El CL & 3 ~ IA winner to be annoui
m O CS 8 :
!i a c ?-s ! ^
m . 03 -3 ? >Z ? /
I = 211 ! sPKials j
A W U g c s a *1 month unlimited iM
i il' **? imI
El Si-. J r *2 month unlimited
1 .as ?iif *? r
# Pi ""Z/CT"} ff i I % 2 month limited
HOC/ *? - jZ $60
B x per week^ ^
!13| ^ r ? A
A Km e -s % m
Ea ^ a 2002 Greene Street <
K L~?i> J _ (30 s
' r?ggjgp 7
xplosive show
* K
B 111
Kit *--^1
KK^ kVafc...
^R^^Bk iRBL
Jvr ! .llll;
HHF x^&SB^HBBBHyi^^RK ;&jj|||^HII^^BiSL
ii *1 ' i iiMHMB^B " c m ^SPlr J^-i#'" $ |5?'& J
vJBK^BL
.^^^p<BBSM v-^^hb9I^ >* ' Jh
K BHI
R ^.*^B|Bp^K
'*! J^Br i>?dajm&B&Btr
H^BP^ 5^
B .^, il? M
Julie Bouchillon/The Gamecock
)liseum Friday night. Miami-based rapper Vanilla Ice (top left), and
mmer.
his performance than his rapping There are jaw-dropping cho
1't ability. Actually, calling Hammer reographed numbers that rival j
ire a rapper at all would be a mis- Broadway production. Hamme
th nomer. He isn't the greatest lyri- worked the entire stage, runninj
o- cal poet of all time, but he hangs from one side to the other with
sc right up there with James Brown out ever seeming to get tired.
st and Bobby Brown as one of the The show opened with "Hen
greatest R&B entertainers. Comes the Hammer" and ende<
a t r tt . with his number one song "I
In fact, Hammer has been fa- Ca?.( Touch ^.. E
vorably compared to James in toween was pe[fornled witl
he Bro,wn f?r h,s w0* cth,c hls an energy and charisma mos
goal of being an all-around enter- musicians only dream about.
tainer. This concert is proof ?
in enough of that. See HAMMER page 5
"~l Make Up Your Own Mind.
AMIGA
the computer for the creative mind!"
('Commodore*
I
We are your Campus Authorized
Amiga Dealer
:5J A
AVCOM INC. <803) 796-4396 (803) 796-312:
J | 1 lWljf(-1'1n^ 1 ^
, I 50th Anniversary ? 1 (jOOQf 61138 OD
| 2:30 5:00 7:30 10:00 No Passes^ ? 00 5:15 8:30
I I liMliMilllrt its J I^omTi?*edge ?
I % 1 00 4:10 710 9:55 No PaSS9S hfpi 1 45 4 05 7 1i^M|40 1n
| i j " |
. | s MARG IN? B if ii i i?? |
2:00 4:15 7:30 9:45 JL 1:30 4:00 7:05 9:30
1 Sr Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore ^|ar Special Evening Student DiscountNg
I | I with College ID Tuesday is
w| I v37IIV_yO I (E^tS i Bargain Night All Seats
mbia Tan Spa
\o the Bahamas
f through October
sgister to Win
iced November 5th in The Gamecock UfllCGd WaJJ
^ Open 7 days
^ a week r""""" " """
^ Featuring Wolff I GROOC
.. fndc ! ORIGINAL
Merittan Sun I GARDEN
Systems ( CLUBS
^ S b r Back do?
Dcross from Andy's Deli in 5 Pts | ? ' parking lot off
;ec. from campus) . . _ .70
Ol 77 mention this ad and receive I Offer gOOd 7-10 ThUrS.
17 "41 I / / 10% off tanning products.
- Rock singer's far
as 'Imagine' play:
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK ? Fifty years after
his birth and nearly a decade
after his death, John Lennon's
message of peace still has global
reach.
Lennon's anthem "Imagine" was
chosen for simultaneous broadcast
Tuesday to 1 billion people in 130
countries.
The radio tribute to the slain
musician and founding Beatles
member began at 10 a.m. EDT.
"John's voice and the very
strong message of 'Imagine' will
create a ring around the world,"
Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, said 1
after plans for the broadcast were
announced. She also agreed to
speak briefly before the tribute.
The United Nations was selected
as the broadcast source for the
10-minute program, featuring the
song along with a taped message
from Lennon and a brief introduction
from Marcela Perez de Cuellar,
wife of the U.N. secretary
general.
More than 1,000 radio stations
and networks from 50 countries
signed on for their satellite broadcast.
U.S. Armed Forces television
| $50 MINIM
DONA
Your plasma is need
recently have had ar
infections!!!
1) Mononucleosis
2) Strep Throat
3) Chickenpox or Shir
4) Measles
5) Mumps
a 6) Chlymidia or Herpe
r (must be free of oth<
: qp i
; Serologicals
(
= What's The
That Yoi
Sunday - $2.5C
Monday Night
Specials & C
Acoustic Nights
Wednesday - $.
Happy He
REAL
J a
\tJL
k 2009 Devine St. II t\
I Five Points
V w
W
H
I DEG
I TO E
I AND B
A CAT
YOU
I BANK
Contact Your Career Planni
For Interv
?ad freei
& DELI l=?=======s=
? SUBS any Groucho's
r entry from
Blossom St. 799-5708 (
& Fri. night One coupon per sa
mm mm warn mm warn aam mam warn mam warn aaa wmm mm
is remember
s around world
and radio beamed the event to
another 80-plus countries.
Jeff Pollack, head of the
California-based Pollack Media
Group, proposed the idea to Ono,
who gave it the go-ahead. She believes
recent events around the
world ? in Germany, Eastern Europe
and particularly the Middle
East ? show the importance of
Lennon's peace message.
"When this was discussed, we
had no knowledge of what would
happen in Iraq and Kuwait, you
know. And now it seems very ap
propnate that this be sung all over
the world," Ono said.
"I don't know, the timing is incredible.
It's beyond me .... It's
beautiful."
"Imagine" is Lennon's musical
vision of a world free of war and
poverty. Lennon was born Oct. 9,
1940 and helped lead the Beatles
to international stardom, along
with co-members Paul McCartney,
George Harrison and Ringo Starr.
He was fatally gunned down by
an obsessed fan outside his Manhattan
apartment building in December
1980.
tUM EACH
TION
ed if you have or
ly of the following
lgles
;s
it STD's)
71 Q Miz-JHIoKi irn Pir
I i c/ iviivjvjit^ui y .
uite 105
olumbia, SC 29204
303) 254-6537
V
; Idiot Got
li Want?
i Pitcher Night
Football Drink
Giveaways
, - Tues. & Wed.
\ Drink Specials
>ur 4-7 pm
PIZZA
|f?j^779-5240
Al^B^egulation^nforce^^
YOUR I
REE
B&T
UILD
IEER
CAN
ON. I
ng And Placement Center
iew Times
!*>HQ Nwuml
w/purchase of
specialty sandwich
511 Harden St, Five Points
ndwich until Oct. 20, 1990 I
i