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and Sparky Woods.
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By JEFF WILSON
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Music, dancing, cheers and synrhrnnized
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helped to make the third annual
Stompfest a crowd pleaser.
Eleven step teams from across
the Southeast participated in the
event sponsored by the Iota Chi
chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sori
ority at the Township Auditorium.
L _ All the money raised from the
event called Stompfest goes toward
the Richard T. Greener MinorIt
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larship for minority high school
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and Delta Sigma Theta first
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^ 'This year, I think people realize
exactly why we are raising money,
which is for the scholarships,"
Carter said. "The crowd was very
welcoming to the groups." She
said she did not have exact figures
on how much money they raised.
carter saia sne tnougnt tne messages
from the group were very
positive. "Their messages were about
uplifting the black race and respecting
black women. The audience
really responded to that," she
said.
Omega Psi Phi from South Carolina
State College captured first
place in the fraternity catergory,
with a message about unity. Phi
Beta Sigma from North Carolina
A&T were first runners-up. For the
second consecutive year, Delta
Sigma Theta from the University
\of Georgia won the sorority competition.
USC's chapter of Zeta Phi
Beta was the first runner-up. First
place teams each received $500.
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Other sten teams nartieinatino
were Alpha Phi Apha fraternity
from USC, Kappa Alpha Psi from
South Carolina State College,
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of Florida, Phi Beta Sigma
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Accounting sophomore
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Thomas said Stompfest was,
"one of the most entertaining
shows we've seen in quite a while
and well worth the $7."
Business administration sophomore
Ayrelia Cooper said the
crowd at the show was just as enthusiastic
as a crowd at a Janet
Jackson show.
"I enjoy going to step shows
and watching the teams. At Stompfest,
they were all good," Cooper
said. "When the first group sang,
everybody was singing and hollering,
and it kept up whenever a
group came on stage."
Carter said she believes Stompfest
is turning into the premiere
step competition in the Southeast
"Even the groups came up to us
and told us how impressed they
were with the show and how
smoothly everything ran," she said.
"In the future we will try to get
more support from the university
to help us get a bigger facility."
The judges for Stompfest were
Minister Kendal X, Minister Lewis
Farrakhan's South Carolina reD
resentative; Myron Terry, President
of USC's Black Alumni Association;
Willie Harriford, USC
instructor and Evette Pressley,
USC Alumnus and Delta Sigma
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