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Louder than a 1 mm Barton Funk, a.k.a. drummer R fit show Friday night. They ar Film seeks By The Associated Press Thev are doins evervthinsi but giving away toasters to try and attract 72,000 people to WilliamsBrice Stadium on a Saturday when South Carolina is not playing football there. Maybe the chance to be in the movies will be enough. Wolf Den Productions wants to fill the stadium to continue filming "The Program," its feature movie based on college football. The company filmed some scenes before and during halftime of the Tennessee-South Carolina I -ii?* '" '?#* : ' '"' ^|H9 c Bomb! l jhfc,,itrfe- ^ hl jil ?hk mhsv M ob Whitesides, rapper Todd Scholl and gi e shown here performing Public Enemy's > students to 1 game a few weeks ago. It shot If th about 12 minutes of film, not ter Wolf Den now needs a full sta- office Hinm fnr rrnwH crpnpc cinH tr> pnm_ lnplrv i *VI VI V/ TT V> OVWiaWO UilU IV/ VUlli IUVIVJ J plete some of the previously shot trips tc action scenes, said Isabel Hill, grabs, director of the South Carolina Film offered Office. Wolf The daylong session of filming person begins at 9 a.m. Dec. 12. Groups nonprof are being encouraged to get tickets designai by calling 799-4903. where tl "It's going to be very education- "I th al," Ms. Hill said. "The people pharm; who attend will see exactly how a Banks. Film is made." prizes, i I 111'if ^ Ha >< hum W^ ,, 1 f? Hp***- ^ J - , , ^ '- #>4 yKtf;'" mr^ I&M& j&imm I '^Ifc ,aroli: jrmL,: t % JJ & p. ^ ^||g||M||k iiiiiiffjMi 11 ? Lea nitarist David Bowden, perform at WUSC 'Louder than a Bomb/ fill Williamse lure of Hollywood does English sof npt people, the state film Bell said mors has prizes waiting for a interested in b few. Jet skis, cruises and scenes if the \ Disney World are up for teed. Although and all 72,000 will be ested in partici lunch, Ms. Hill said. that the product Den also will donate $1 per extras. to their favorite charity or Bell also cite 'it organization. People will tance as a deu te on the back of their tickets dents, hey want the money to go. "A lot of r ink it's a good idea," s;iid don't have cars acy freshman Cellestine walk," he said. "I think by them giving Assistant Carol nore people would come." Puller contribut D[$ti 1 Or IIP P /i Hi " If To place office to print you na! ?I Jeweler t By MELINDA WALDROP Staff Writer The story began in 1622. Carrying the most treasure e1 aboard a ship, the Spanish galle Nuestra De Atocha sank in Caribbean hurricane. 280 peo] and $400 million in treasure wi lncf I a Over 350 years later, the tr< sure, discovered off the Flori Keys, will be exhibited at Sylvai Jewelers in Columbia. The exhibit will feature about million of the $400 million boun said Paul Mattson, an accoi executive at Marketing Dynami SyIvan's public relations firm, said some of the pieces sho1 include silver "pieces of eigl coins, gold "doubloon" coins, g< bars worth $10,000 and an emer; necklace worth $50,000. "The historical significance the event is just phenomona Mattson said, adding that planned to purchase some of pieces, which are on sale to public. Prices range from $39 $100,000 for the treasure items i ciayion/The Gamecock muSeum reproductions of preci< s 4 for 3 bene- artjfacts J ,he Alocha. Maus describes the opportunity to p YY chase these treasures as a "once "l^l a lifetime" chance. Mattson said the exhibit 1 ^ , been traveling the county, mak )homoie Douglass stops at many jewelry stores, s people would be explained that the company fom >eing in the ciowd ^ djvers wj10 recovered 'lizes weie guaran- treasure charge the stores to h the exhibit, but the jewelry st pating, he suggests profits from the markup and sale as pay students like ^g yeasure objects. There are many reasons to d the stadium s dis- ^g exhibit, according to Matts mi em to many stu- Thg rarity of the treasure and historical interest are two m; >eople on campus attractions, he said. ;, and that s a long "flow many times do you get see authentic treasure that sunk ina! Editor Jennifer 1622?" Mattson said. ed to this reoort. d Graduation Cone Holiday Wishes To You Love ipecial treat for the end of the se ock is providing you with the oj holiday or graduation message ads are offered at far below h ? ft (rtrhiiiL t JLAjl'J )(.IgCcOx /yf- S'/t a l^GU <SL k A& i^Qix nfijxiu- /urrvJL r4-A- /fr&' U pay. 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Lipscomb said Sylvan's decided wn to exhibit the treasure for a variety of reasons, the obvious financial ^Itl ones being foremost, aid "Well, it's primarily to make money," Lipscomb said. "The his0f torical significance is as important 1" as whatever money we might make he on it." the Lipscomb pointed out an interthe esting fact about the Atocha's his-' tory. The Atocha disaster, he said, t0 was partially responsible for the m(l fall of the Spanish empire as King 3US Phillip was anxiously awaiting the ;on arrival of the ship to aid his bankur_ rupt monarchy. in These and other facts should lead to a strons turnout. LiDSComb - - - o ' A ' - ias said. He said it would be a "thrill" ino to see and touch things so old. He Lipscomb said the show will be led good publicity for Sylvan's. He the ^so felt the divers' company had old definite reasons for choosing ore Sylvan's to display the treasure, of describing it as an "old family line" and a "quality store." see Sylvan's has four stores in North on. Carolina, Lipscomb added, and an its exhibit will be held there a week ain after this one is over. Sylvan's Jewelers is located at to 1500 Main St. The exhibit will be in shown and for sale Tuesday, Dec. 1 through Saturday,. Dec. 5. 4 ratulations The One(s) mester The mnrhinitx/ tr* cpnH q yj^V/1 VU111 I Y VV/ UV11U U to special friends. ialf price!!. Only $10?o 4 wvwwvwv%^\ Mr- to cxx i eC. THC- S .eioe ( (cj) ? -at-SEAR wwvwww^ / ve. Then come by our i or Mastercard. We can in typeset the ad for you. g Office House 7-6482