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c Mel By OCTAVIA WRIGHT H Staff Writer This past Thursday was a real hot one, considering the 100 degree temperatures Columbia has experienced lately. However, things got even hotter at the Township that night as Melissa Etheridge and her ( rockin' crew hit the stage. Etheridge fans were ' enthralled with her voice and guitar playin' the whole evening. Newcomer Jeffrey Gaines opened the show with his original brand of vocals and acoustic guitar. His powerful voice mesmerized the audience as he sung about love, fear and many other things that seem to overwhelm the human psyche. In one song, he spoke of the need to dream and try things which haven't been explored. And why? Because it's hard to think of what could have or could not have been when no effort is being put forth to accomplish a goal, Resource cen By CLAY MURPHY Carolina Life Editor The Carolina Peace Resource Center is offering the fourth in a series of summer workshops dealing with conflict management Saturday. The center was founded in 1981 and has been influencing the Columbia area from numerous locations ever since. It has been in Five Points on the corner of Harden and Blossom streets for about the past five years. Marguerite Ippolito, the center's director, said they are trying to beCOTTIP mnrp invnlvpH in fhp Inpol community so the center can "give Particip a little back." She said these work- source Ce shops are a wonderful beginning. gUSt 15 a ) '$The workshops teach particip- one an0'th( ants non-violent conflict manage- shops ment, community building, and ef- two ^ in fective communication in a crea- last worsh( tive, hands-on enviroment," polito said Ippolito said. ants take The six summer workshops, ence. hov which began June 13 and end Au- shows a $50 MINIMUM DONATIO Your vlasma is needed if uc X ?-? recently have had any of th infections!!! 1) Mononucleosis 2) Strep Throat 3) Chickenpox or Shingles 4) Measles 5) Mumps 6) Chlymidia or Herpes (must be free of other STD's Minimum $20 donation for males with hi I Serologicals, Inc f*1 Suite 1-C, Colt Serologicals STUDENT NIG Warehouse 0eat the Heat of S with Student Night every MONDAY NIGf SPAGHETTI WAREHC Students, faculty and st who bring in their USC ID will receive $1.00 OF We're located on t) Corner of Gadsden & Lac 256-5252 l_ hamftoh \ / ( i s T\ h s __ | * \ * lllj udt g ) \r \ cuvajs srem Serving Fast Lunches, Delicious Dinner and Memorable P AROL iightsof ma which is some noteworthy advice for all s listeners. Gaines' music was intriguing enough to pull listeners in and keep them listening. After each a song, he was given a handsome round of applause. Near the end of his performance , he 1 modestly quipped, "Thanks for listening." t Jeffrey, you were worth listening to. c As for the headliner act, Gaines said the au- \ dience was in for a real treat. He was right. < Etheridge was welcomed onto the stage with thunderous applause and excitement from the s crowd. She channeled that energy into her per- t formance in the best ways possible. s The audience witnessed her jam periodically with members of her crew, especially her bass i guitarist, Kevin McCormick. In one song, the s two collabarated on a rather long, but good jam s iter offers peaci i, : ^ 1 I f ^ fg*i* -^ji^ Bfc^idr Jm^ ftrnlCifTOw "uT 1 ants in a trust-building exercise at the Carolina Pe? nter. re designed to build on creative conflict managem ;r. The first three work- polito may allow him or beginner level, the next skip a level, termediate level, and the The Carolina Peace R Dp is advanced level. Ip- Center is funded by a wide she prefers the particip- of organizations and by sr the workshops in sequ- nations from individual /ever, 11 an lnaiviauai feace Development Fund general knowledge of Unitarian Universalist Soci EACH I I your > N WBH >u have or e following FAX 779-9222 y 1211 Coll Free W with purchase < any size fi Get America's Favorite, the a Whopper, any sizi Present coupon before ordering. Th Limit one per order. Offer Expires 1 ood types A or B j Free W1 with purchas' 2739 Laurel St. I any size imbia SC 29204 I Get America's Favorite, the I a Whopper, any size J Present coupon before ordering. This I Limit one per order. 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The Columbia crowd definitely got their moley's worth after seeing someone who really ;ounds great live come and entertain them with ome harmonized singing and playing. e, workshops Icerns Grants Panel are two of the resource center's supporters. Ippolito is the center's sole employee. She is aided by as many as 15 volunteers who do everything from coordinating workshop events to stuffing envelopes. But Ippolito said the center's influence is growing rapidly. "A couple of years ago, we were making all the phone calls trying JfS to get people interested in us. Now we ^ave ^ots PeoP^e caPing us wanting to know more," Ippolito The center offers programs year ice Re- round to schools also. Everyone from kindergarteners to high ent In school principals have been inher to v?lvecl in center's programs according to Ippolito. esource "We are trying to teach some : variety life-skills and alternative methods nail do- to violence for dealing with cons. The flicts," Ippolito said. 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Many of the members' inStaff Writer struments are hand-crafted by The sound of traditional moun- luthiers, while others were made tain dulcimers will fill the halls by the musicians themselves of the South Carolina State Mu- fr?m ^ts-" seum Sunday, July 19, at 2 p.m. The Dulci-mores, a name That's when the Dulci-mores. which some of the old-timers in a traditional folk troop dedicated the mountains give the dulcimer, to the preservation of the dul- is a group of senior citizens who cimer and its music, will perform meet monthly to play folk songs, in the museum's second-floor dances and hymns. The group auditorium. started with five members and now has 14 active musicians. The dulcimer is a lap-held The troop played at the State string instrument which dates Museum during the Appalachia back to the ancient Asiatic in- exhibit in the fall of 1991. They struments spread throughout also have entertained senior early Europe. 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