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Monday, April 27, 1992 r^t MAYF Eddie Money To Perform j singer Eddie Money will be perforrr Saturday, May 2. The show will be free to everyoi Mayfest celebration. Mayfest '92 wil weekend of music, fine arts, food, d CkAui/tnna iritfE mAro tKin 1 C\C\ Avkik jiiuwta^ wiui niuiv/ uian iuu t/Ainu day Night Street Dance, an annual tra Heeeeere's Johnny! ? Pal ernment is working with Marriott Fc Night with Dr. Palms," a pancake br p.m. Tuesday night in the Grand Mar) .Football coach Sparky Woods, ba and Athletic Director King Dixon ai event. Treasurer Eric Dell said the cai with students. "Late Night" is being tested this S( the event is at USC. If it is succes might have it next semester throughot Alpha Delta Pi Eliminates Pi cnrnritv hoc hwr^mp ihs firct cnr. X X I1UJ UWVJ111V U1V 111 Jl J vyi Pledgeship has been eliminated in t States and in Canada. The sorority's pre-initiated memb and responsibilities as initiated me privileges. Hazing, which has long been pre plague greek organizations, is greatl; ram because of equal status enjoyed t The Problem Child Is Crea allowed Michael Oliver, 10-year-old proceed with a court battle against $250,000 salary. Judge Dzintra Janavs refused Thui by the boy. Universal claims Oliver and his r the studio to renegotiate his "Probler was to begin. His $80,000 salary wt threatened not to perform, Universal 5 "I think he has been damaged bec? be a problem child, and he is anyth; really smart, funny kid." Michael earned $40,000 for the : made $53 million following its 19( grossed $25 million. Universal is asking that Michael rei / i i WASr YOU RVI A Public Service of the USDA Forest Service Suici and your State Forester. ONL * MEET STUt * LEARN ABOUT * HELP NEW INTERNA If you have an interest in learning ab the world, and helping new internal meeting for CAROLI RC For more information, contact M Internationals is sponsored by Inter EST MayFest: Rock 'n' roll ling at Sidney Park at 8 p.m., tie as part of the 13 th annual 1 be Mav 1 to 3 and features a lancing and an Arts and Craft its. There also will be the Friidition. HIS, that is: Student gov>od Services to sponsor "Late eakfast and exam break at 10 ketplace. sketball coach Steve Newton e all scheduled to attend the mpus leaders will be mingling imester to see how successful sful, the student government it exam week. ni _ i . - . _ - rieagesnip: Alpha Delta ority to eliminate pledgeship. he sorority acrbss the United ers have the same privileges mbers, including full voting ihibited but has continued to / reduced with the new prog>y all members. iting Problems: A judge I star of "Problem Child," to Universal Pictures over his rsday to dismiss a countersuit nother, Dianne Ponce, forced a Child 2" contract as filming is raised to $250,000 after he >aid. mse he is (now) considered to ing but," Ponce said. "He's a first "Problem Child," which 90 release. The 1991 sequel turn $190,000. i , i TED m j YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES^jl^ 1 5ENTS FROM AROUND TH DIFFERENT COUNTRIES TIONAL STUDENTS ADJUI out different countries and cultures, raakin ional students when they arrive at USC nt INA INTERNA! MONDAY, APRIL 27 4:00 P.M. )OM 701A, BYRNES BUILDING lark Eckert, Suite 100, Byrnes Buildin national Programs for Students, James F I arc IGai Splish-splash! & * ^ ^^Hb *% <mW* &9r*t^'* ?? " V~:^v ? Graduating midshipmen of Re-creat Anthropology By SEAN MCGUINNESS Staff Writer While some professors teacl history to their students, Jonathoi Leader chooses to re-create histon and get his students involved ii life with his experiences from ar ound the world. Born in upstate New York Leader received his education fronr the University of Florida. He con tinued to take courses from a vari ety on universities in Guam, Ha waii and Israel. He said South Car olina's "terrific prehistory' attracted him to the state. "When people think of the Revolutionary War, they think of the Boston Tea Party and such. Bui most of the war was won in South Carolina. There is a great man> number of things to do here," he said. Leader is the Deputy State AroHoaAlArriot nnd 10 n/linn/^f *? * ^uav/wiugi^i anu to an aujuiii/L in uiv. New Cosfr m dares conte By LEE CLONTZ Assistant Carolina! Editor The producers of "You Bet four Life," Bill Cosby's new *ame show, will be hunting for contestants in Columbia Saturday. They have been searching for 1,000 interesting and unusual people to fulfill Cosby's goal of "preienting the people who make \merica such an amazing nation." "We're looking for an everyday jerson with a certain story to ;hare; something funny or upbeat," \ric Fine, contestant coordinator 'or "You Bet Your Life," said. The show will present contesants who have an interesting occu IE WORLD * AND CULTURES * ST TO LIFE AT USC * g friends with people from around :xt fall, come to an organizational ICNALS ig or call 777-7461. Carolina . Byrnes International Center. )lina necock |rj|g : \ v ' ' >. ' S t.: - - . * >*.:> .. the Naval ROTC Unit participate ing histoi professor works Department of Anthropology ant Fine Arts History. As an adjunc i professor, he is not required t( i teach, but enjoys teaching anyway. / Presently he teaches Anthropol i ogy 101 and 102, a survey of the understanding of other cultures. He also teaches a conservation course on the senior graduate and under i graduate levels. "I am a firm believer that teach ers must not insult the intelligence of their students. I assume that m> - students are intelligent individuals ' with life experiences that are important for the course work,' Leader said of his teaching i methods. t Leader asks students for their i opinions about important course ' concepts and waits until he gets f them. He said he treats them as equals and doesn't talk down to them. s "I do bring them into the course. _ _1_ / snow com* stants to 'bet pation, hobby or unusual life experience. The format will be essentially the same as the original, which was hosted by Groucho Marx. "The contestant will come out and meet Mr. Cosby and talk about their story. Mr. Cosby adlibs his lines and asks them questions," Fine said. The contestants are then given the opportunity to risk their prize money on whether they can answer a trivia question. Their ultimate goal is $10,000 or to double their money. Each show will feature three couples, who will contend with I STUI FOR A Games Kentucky Alabama Vanderbilt Florida CLE! PROCED A limited number of c South Carolina Stude] student. Orders will be listed above, cash only dents must come to tt 8:30AM and 5:00PM t claimed in the fall by c Fall 1992 full time ID c A fl ,v , ^9&?' ^'i;,-^t-.'.^- . * ^-.'fii^, * 'i ??"J* *,^s*&;j," -tl * "' " in the annual Duck Pond Ceremonj ry to teach 'passion 1 I treat them as professionals and t try to be available to my students ) at any time," he said. "I try to get across the passion of science; it's not dry and cut off from reality." ' He is also a member of Sigma ' Xi, a national honors research soc' iety. Leader has traveled to the Near East, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria, Canada, England, South America and Mexico to do projects ' and consulting work. r As an undergraduate, Leader ? met master goldsmith Bob Engstrom, who works with ancient and modern metallurgy. I "I remember he said 'Give me two years of your time and be my apprentice, and I will tutor you in : the early metal working techi niques,"' Leader said. In those two years they twisted Damascus steel, cast bronze cannon, made tools out of hardened broze and refined gold and silver. to USC, ; your life' each other for prizes. The show begins taping in May and will air in prime-time syndication over 95 percent of the U.S. markets. The selection process, taking place on Saturday, consists of a group interview, during which time each potential contestant will have between one-and-a-half and two minutes to "pitch" themselves and their stories to the show's producers. About 100 people are expected to be interviewed, and appointments must be made in advance with Carsey-Werner Productions, which also handles "The Cosby )ENT FOOT] TTPITUTO WAY GAME! Date Cost Sept.26 $18.0 Oct.3 $18.0 Oct. 24 $18.0' Nov. 14 $18.0' vlSON WILL BE BY LOTT iURES PUBLISHED IN TI iway football tickets will be nt Body. The tickets will be j taken on Tuesday, April 28 , and all tickets must be pat le athletic ticket office on Rc o purchase away game ticke coming to the ticket office an :ard. I 5 / ' -*' siilli MHr,,/ ^Bp> V ^Ki?* t > r&'.^$ -'" mp BM^ f S:f if '3? V ;5': Wes Latchford/The Gamecock r. \ . of science' 1 Jonathon WBHBBB Leader After that experience Leader spent three years making a gold chain in the same way an artisan would in the year 1500, Renaissance Italy. He hand crafted the tools, mined and refined the gold ore and shaped the metal. He said it was much more rewarding than buying a cheap .5 gram gold chain spat out by a machine. ^ J ; V* %,r. MSm Mm Show." Auditions will be held at 7 p.m. May 2 in the Belk Auditorium. Interested persons must be older than 18 years old and should call (404) 577-9055 to schedule interviews. BALL ? 1992 Time 0 8:00pm 0 1:30pm CDT 0 1:00pm CDT 0 1:30pm ERY. HIE FALL. made available to the limited to one (1) per !, 1992. The price is as d for on this date. Stu>sewood Drive between ts. The tickets may be d presenting a current