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Lions and Tigers
and Clowns ... OH
MY! The Ringling
Brothers Barnum and 7!^
Bailey Circus returns to
the Carolina Coliseum <y^ljk /Is
this weekend, with special us*
President's Day shows on wmh
Monday. The times and
ticket prices are as /Fp> y
Feb. 14: 7:30 p.m.;
S14.50, $9.50, $7.50, ^JtmS0
Feb. 15: 11 a.m., 3:30 [ mi
and 8 p.m.; $17.50, ii \ vjw
$12.50, $10.50, $8.50. /I
Feb. 16: 1:30 and 5:30 J ^!T II
p.m.; $17.50, $12.50,
$10.50, $8.50.
Feb. 17: 1:30 and 7:30
p.m.; $17.50, $12.50,
$10.50, $8.50.
Do you know this professor? The following joke ran in the
September 1991 issue of Reader's Digest magazine.
"We thought our economics professor at the University of South
Carolina in Columbia was eccentric because he brought a tennis
ball to every class, placing it on the podium and collecting it after
each lecture. One day mid-semester, he noticed that a student about
seven rows back had dozed off. Abruptly stopping his talk, the professor
tossed the ball at the sleeping student and woke him up.
'Nobody, but nobody sleeps in my economics class!' he said. He
was right about that. Next class, he showed up with a baseball."
If you know this professor, let us know. Call the Carolina! section
at 7,77-3913.
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own special brand of blues to Rockafellas' at 8 p.m. tonight.
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staff writer Chris Smither ;;:
Flying Fish recording artist Who: Blues guitarist
Chris Smither will bring his East ' Chris Smither - ^
Coast tour to Rockafellas' on De- When: 8 p.m. tonight
vine Street tonight in support of J Where: Rockafella's
"Another Way to Find You," his Cost: $5 a person,
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Smither first gained national at- .I
tention as the writer of two songs dience of longtime fans at Soundrecorded
by reigning blues queen track in Boston. The solo LP feaBonnie
Raitt entitled "Love Me tures 18 unedited songs, without
Like A Man" and "I Feel The any overdubs or second takes.
Same." Fifteen years after Raitt in- Two southern bluesmen, Lighteluded
"Love Me Like A Man" on ning Hopkins and Mississippi John
her second LP, Smither received a Hurt, are cited as two of Smither's
gold record. Raitt describes the greatest influences; however, he
song as one of the greatest blues has been known to cover a wide
songs ever written. range of musical styles in his perReviewers
around the country formances. "Doing everything
have touted his talent as both a Irom John Hurt to Bob Dylan ... to
songwriter and guitarist. Rolling Howlin' Wolf to Randy Newman,
Stone said, "Smither's songs are Smither's versions were so unique
put together with real facility and that you could credit him with refeeling
for the language." writing the songs," said Ed
The Music Monitor of Charlotte, Lo"g,f'5oker ?f th? B,lue0s News'
N.C., describes Smither's guttar f Followmg Snaithe[ sg P-m-P?"
,playing as "among the best you're v:!rm,JinCC' .a ?ca u0.' aig
likely to hear... the work of a ma- W ,g* and 'im E 1' wl11 round
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makes his home in Boston, promoting tonight's show. Cover
Smither recorded his new release charge is $5 per person or $8 for
over two days in front of a live au- two people.
lta Burke, according to Thomas seeking a commission in the U.S.
Pollard, president of the Navy Navy or Marine Corps," Pollard
Alumni Association. said. Without this fundraiser and
The golf tournament will have a the support of the community,
shotgun start at noon. A banquet many deserving Naval RQTC stuwill
follow at 5:30 p.m. in the dents would be unable to continue
fort's NCO Club. Awards and en- with their education,
tertainment will begin at 6:30 p.m. People interested in playing in
"The purpose of the golf tourna- the tournament or sponsoring a
ment is to raise money to provide team should contact the Navy
scholarships to highly qualified Alumni Association at 777-4124 or
young men and women who are 777-4125. f
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