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to feat / Greek 01 I! Mark's features award winning cuisine and elegant atmosphere at reasonable prices. We make every weekend a special occasion! Happy Hour M-F 4pm-7pm Holiday Banquet & Party Facilities Available Lunch?Tues.-Fri. 11:30-2:30 Dinner?Mon.-Sat. 6:00pm-11:00pm (Buy One Entree Get 2nd One Of Equal Or Lesserl Value For 1/2 Price W/USC ID L Exp. 11/3/91 J 'R.auwaUenA AccejU&l 108 Columbia Northeast Dr. ? 736-8665 Two Notch Rd. at Fortune Square ^. .va<*'^,v,v***'*'""*",*v*v' \ * ^mrm | w | w/mw^wavi.^wvi V x' /*/.///&?$$$ t m ww % \ \ \ V\\wTOav\ "' Sm j?\ FINE DINING \ WITHOUT THE pjg? 1 SNOOTY AIR! Vq|/-fljgr a J^HBL^^jHBHHIHHHHHr^ ^MMMH The Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority step team practices for Saturday's Si iff r ? ^v ure music of D< rganizati By JONATHAN J. JAMISON Staff Writer Sororities and fraternities from South Carolina, Georgia and Florida colleges will be performing after the South Carolina State/ Florida A & M game Saturday in the South Carolina State College Palmetto Classic Step Show Extravaganza at Carolina Coliseum. Included in the extravaganza are stepteams from USC, South Carolina State College, the University of Georgia at Athens, Savannah State and Florida A & M. The teams consist of 6 to 12 members which will have 15 minutes to give their best performance. They will be judged on a scale of 1 to 5, with five being the best. Several award winning fraternities and sororities are participating in the event. USC's Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, the 1990 champion, is best known for performing blindfolded. They are also one of the fraterni9^ T Greg Rickabaugh/The Gamecock I tep Show Extravaganza UNLOCK YO LEARN HOW TO GET EXPERIENCE F n u COME TO I October 30,1991 7: ARMY - N/ 1621 Main Street imian Dame ons vie 1 ties picked to bring home the step show first prize. "Be prepared because we've been out for a while, but we are back and we are better than ever," USC Alpha Phi Alpha President James Webber said to the other participating fraternities and sororities. Alpha Phi Alpha of South Carolina State is also a favorite to win the first prize and take it back to Orangeburg. They have won numerous awards, including the national award, and have been known to use special effects during their step time. The Delta Sigma Thetas from the University of Georgia are picked as favorites in the sorority field. They have won numerous awards for their stepping because of their originality and the usage of the latest dance steps, such as the Roger Rabbit. USC's Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will also be participating in the extravaganza. Ishtar Steward, AKA president, wished her opponents the best of luck. To top off this exciting night, up and coming R & B artist Damian Dame will perform. His hits include "F.xr.liisivitv " "Whack It on Me," "Gotta Learn My Rhythm" and "Don't Remind Me" off his .self-titled debut album. Although he is best known for these funky hits, he is also known for some more mellow tunes such as "Love Come Near Me" and "Right Down To It." Damian ^^^^^^^^^npanied by Deah, UR FUTURE! OR A LIFETIME 3SYC NIGHT 30 pm 250 Gambrell mm wm IVY STORE 252-1350 for stepp : jtnHH I'lV^a ^Kf % jfifH KWT $ </ Damian Dame, with Deah, will pe night. the mellow speaking voice that brings emotions to his' ballads. The South Carolina State College Alumni Association, who is sponsoring the extravaganza, hopes it will become an annual event. Kevin Hollinshed, who has headed many shows of this kind throughout the Southeast, is coordinating the event. The event will be begin Satur | ST. AW Member: Nati( n^...^- i i_ \/! j r\ i ruwer up viueo marries i Video Game Electronics. 612 St. / (Ashland Park, Beside (ocficstg) use c I(J( | SANDY FRIES He Has Written For Star Trek: The Next Gt TU OCT RUSSELL HO I This program is paid foi For more information, pi Program Offic 4:00 P.M. Free to Students who sign up at the CPU office: Russell House Room 209 Snacks will be provided Creative Writing Workshop in the Ballroom Bring Manuscripts, papers, or brush up your skills ling title mmm " * rmm 'form after the Step Show Saturday day at 6 p.m. at the Carolina Coliseum. Tickets for the event are $6 for members of Greek organizations, $8 for students and $10 for the general public. Plans are now in progress to have next year's event televised by Black Entertainment Television (BET). But for now, you'll have to be there to catch the show. See you there. - DREWS 1 3277 or Fax 731-0737 1345 Garner Lane Julles 1-20 At Broad River Rd) cessing Term Papers (APA) issertations Resumes iting >nal Assoc. of Secretarial Services Butt Heads Rents and Sells the Latest in Andrews Road 3 Yesterday's) 731-0466 cm (Nintendo) SIMP CAROLINA PROGRAM UNION ;as and Issues Committee Presents !, Script Writer raeration. The Tonight Show, The Smwrfs, and others. ESDAY OBER 29 USE BALLROOM r. in part, by Student Activities Fees. ??? J) ease call 777-7130 or stop by the e in Russell House 209 r I 7:30 P.M. $2 for Students with USC I.D. $3 for the General Public Reception to follow LECTURE in the Ballroom Sandy Fries will discuss Star Trek behind the scenes and what it is like to write for TV.