The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, July 17, 1991, Page 3, Image 3
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By JENNIFER JABLONSKI
Copy Desk Chief
Don't let the hundreds of hi,
school students armed with bla
cases and flag poles wandering ;
ound campus this week scare yc
These students ? 378 of them,
be exact ? are attending USC
18th annual Summer Music Cam
Students caravaned from s
states to participate in one of t
week-long camp's three divisior
symphonic band for instrument;
idf-O AM J J J M
law, anu arum major ana in
instructon.
"The camp gives students
chance to meet the music facull
become aquainted with our faci
ties, and to get a feel for USC
said Assistant Director of Bam
Doug Graham, one of the directc
of the camp.
And, at least for John Borchei
a sophomore trumpet student fro
Berkeley, the camp "is going
help me decide if I want to con
to USC when I graduate and if
want to major in music wherever
go."
USC students serve as couns
lors, private lesson instructors, fh
and drum major teachers, music
brarians and "pretty much do an
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By DAVID BOWDEN
Editor in Chief
Sometimes a movie comes aloi
that is silly and unrealistic but h
that special something that mak
it entertaining. Point Break is ju
such a film.
The story has been done a tho
sand times. An FBI agent go
undercover as a surfer to catch
gang of bank-robbers dressed ;
ex-presidents. I just wish the pi
wasn't so predictable (ju
kidding).
Yes, surfers doh't usually n
banks, but what Point Break lacl
in realism, it makes up for wi
stunning action scenes. If you a
the type of movie-watcher th
mumbles things like "Yeah, righ
That's so unrealistic," don't both
to see this one. This movie n
minds me of last summer's D
Hard 2, another absolutely unb
lievable plot that was a whole 1<
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th their relationship never seems f;
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>bin dents because "they're all so enind
thusiastic and eager to learn."
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r at 26 camp students has required a ca
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azy I had to start standing up.
hat chair was hard as a rock."
West confessed, "The only part
don't like, though, is when they
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id they all play different things,
about drives me crazy."
Still, it's camps like this that
ary Byrd, a music educaion juor
and private horn instructor,
inks affect people the rest of
eir lives.
"Students come here and realize ]
at there are other students out
ere that feel the same way about
usic they do, and -they make ^
lends they may have for years afr
the camp ends," he said.
There will be a concert by the
usic camp bands and an exhibi>n
by the drum major and flag (
mp Friday, the last day of the
mp. The exhibition begins at <
30 p.m. on the USC Band Field, ]
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5 Koger Center. The public is inted
to both events. There is no
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On the local scene, there is gong
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n one of Columbia's major radio
tations. This one is guaranteed to
aise a few eyebrows. More on
hat next week.
Boyz in the Hood the new mo/ie
about growing up in South
Central Los Angeles' gang disrict
was released this past week
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Dne person was killed and many
)thers were injured by gunfire
tnd fighting. As a result, many
heatres have decided to drop the
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he movie. This is a move that diector
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Singleton said the movie is not
the cause of the violence, but
American society as a whole is.
rhis is an argument that will be
with us forever, but if we continue
to avoid the possibility of
outbreaks such as this by avoiding
it entirely, how will it ever be
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Well, sports fans, only 40 2
shopping days left till this won- c
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known as summer vacation 1
comes to a grinding halt and the ?
exciting world of fall semester 2
begins. Better make the best of it.
Some exciting things are hap- \
pening in the music world, both 1
locally and nationally. Tom Petty s
is back with the Heartbreakers 1
and they have released a new al- *
bum. The sound is true Petty,
made even better with the return y
af his classic band. This is one ^
hat would make a great addition t
:o any record collection. The first t
single, "Learning to Fly," is a <
?reat first release and will un- (
ioubtedly propel Petty and com- ,
aany back to the top of the t
charts. The new album sounds a j
ot like Full Moon Fever, Petty's t
smash solo album. This is how- r
jver, a good move, because his ,
nusic wasn't broken, and nothing
leeded fixing.
Van Halen, or Van Hagar, whi- 1
:hever you pefer, is also back
with their third album with
Sammy Hagar at the point. For '
Unlawful Carnal Knowledge is i
much like OU812, their last re- <
ease. The first single "Pound i
Jake" grows on you, it did me,
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