The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 16, 1993, Page 7, Image 7

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Author Produces Guide Something, Floundering, and Off the tweniysomething counselor Steven ( with scores ol people about their | book details how they handled thing; out just who you are. l lie Iirst chapter ot the hook is ti "The Transition: Leaving the Beer Ki On Less Than $14,000 a Year." Spy Magazine's April Highlit April 1 began Holy Humor Monti of Merry Christians Inc. of Portage contention that early theologians con inie joke that God played on Satan . cat joke in the history of the world." April 2 is Red Nose Day USA ir Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Fa wear red noses to make their concc plain as die nose on your face." April 14 is the last day to catch Soviet Porcelains, 1018-1985" at tl New York City. The exhibition "illu new socialist order was sent out not radio, but also by way of cups and : figures," April 19-23 is National Oman ; Week. April 28 marks the eve of the administration. April 29 is the first anniversary of Hart Says Media Gave Clii ?whose run for the presidency col la affairs, says Bill Clinton got a fairei allegations of adultery surfaced durir " They say Clinton handled his sii says in the April 19 issue of The wasn't his decision to go on "60 Mil sion not to pursue it any further. "I didn't see editors this time sei iii/? I i/. n/./.l- in n nnlitician'c inv. VVVMIU u; |<^.x ... .. , ~ was good lor the country.' 1 lart, now an international busint race tor the Democratic presidential gat ions that he had repeatedly cheat e The article contains an excerpt t editor of his forthcoming book "The an American Reformer." "I will never escape from this e cannot afford to let me escape it a exile is demanded to sustain the hyp Student! For Aws Games E Georgia S< Arkansas $< Mississioof St. n I - v/ Tennessee 0 A limited number of away f Carolina Student Body. Th Orders will be taken on Tw cash only and all tickets m j the athletic ticket office on purchase away game ticke coming to the ticket office ; Russell 1 Priori for Augus Priority I: Special Eve (See definition Priority II: Carolina P (See definition Priority III: Registere /c,v.v : ~ r. V occ iiimi liituiuu Priority IV: Other (Academic Department as desigr NOTK: Acader (Reservations will Because ol the high demai is used to ensure equitable The highest level of dema system will apply to all re: April 22 For more in 777-71 To Twenties: "Tweniy: Yuppie Track" is author and iibbs' collection of interviews post-college experiences. The ; and oilers advice on figuring tied "Hull?" and others include LJgs Behind" and "How to Live ;hts: i, sponsored by the Fellowship Mich. It is the fellowship's sidered the resurrection "a eos.. the most phenomenal practii Columbia, Md. The National undation encourages folks to rn for saving babies' lives "as "Revolution, Life and Labor: ic Cooper-Hewitt Museum in strates how the message of the only through newspapers and saucers, platters and decorative and Tissue Donor Awareness first 100 days of the Clinton die Los Angeles riots. lton A Break: Gary Mart, psed over alleged extramarital shake from news media when ig his presidential campaign, tuation better than I did." Hart New Yorker. "Poppycock. It uites.' It was the editorial deciding reporters halfway mound window," Hart said. "And that jss lawyer, dropped out of the nomination in 1988 amid alled on his wife, Lee. rom a letter Hart wrote to the : Good Fight: The Education of vent, simply because the press nd because social and political ocrisy," the letter reads. Football ly Game: )ate Cos ^pt. 4 $20.00 spt. 11 $20.00 ct. 16 $20.00 ct. 30 $22.00 ootball tickets will be mad e tickets will be limited to < esday April 20,1993. The ust be paid for on this dat< Rosewood Drive between its. The tickets may be cla and presenting a current F Hlouse Universi itv Reserv J t through Dece ;nts and list on page 76 in the Carolii Tog ram Union and list on page 76 in the Carolii # d Students Organizatior i below for times for the Lottery i Is or Administrative Units or oth< lated in the Carolina Community nie space will not be reserved un not be accepted until one week ; LOTTERY - APRIL 22 nd for room usage in the Russi distribution of space to regist nd is for Ballroom reservation servable rooms in the Russell , 1993 9:00 AM - IstB 10:00 AM-2nd B formation, contact the Reserva 27 or stop by Russell House - R Ri verban By NICOLK BYRI) Staff Writer Taste buds will be tempted with Cajun shrimp stir-fry, com fritters, (ihiradelli ehoeolate-ieed cheesecake and much more at (he 11th annual Taste of Columbia this Sunday at Rivcrbanks /oo. The event, which is held by the Columbia Restaurant Association, will have more than 25 booths rep Film's pron I MOVIE REVIEW~ INDECENT PROPOSAL Ity ItKIAN SHKI.TON Staff Writer The plot is aboui love, sex and money. The cast features Red ford. Demi and Woody. How could a film that offers till this go wrong': Let me count die ways. It goes by the name of "Indecem Proposal," but a more accurate title would be "Decent Proposal Indecent Follow-Through." Aftei all, die premise, or die proposal, il you will, is the best thing about die film. Can love be bought with inert money? the film asks. The answei is 110, but it can at least be renter for a modest fee. Allow me to explain. Dem Moore and Woody Harrelson plaj David and Diane Murphy, ai extremely happy couple who rui into financial dire straits whih building the house of their dreams On a whim, they go to Las Vega to strike it rich and run into ami able billionaire John Gage (Rober Redford) who offers them a dea they can't refuse: $1 million fo one night widi Diane. Oh sure, they wrestle with th 1 ^ moral ailu)l?UHic:> 101 ci wiiuc, UUI Tickets I 5 1993 t Time | 1:00 pm 2:00pm CDT j 6:00pm CDT j 1:00pm e available to the South | one (1) per student, price is as listed above, j e. Students must come toj i 8:30am and 5:00pm to j imed in the fall by :all 1993 full time ID card.! ty Union ations mber 1993 April 19, 1993 na Community) April 20, 1993 ia Community) is April 22, 23, 1993 on April 22,1993) April 26, 1993 -?r clnrlf?rit Arn'ini /.,i;,,no , page 76) til August 1993 liter classes begin) ell House a "lottery" system ered student organizations, s, however, the lottery House. allroom Date allroom Date itions Office at loom 205. iks to get 1 resenting some of the best restaurants in Columbia. p Deborah Sliee. Riverbanks Zoo C spokeswoman, said. "This is the k zoo's biggest day of the year. We I had an attendance of 10,000 last I year and are expecting an even big- .S get crowd this year." C Visitors will be entertained throughout the clay with Top 40 p music by Ross Holmes and the a Ross Holmes Band. c lising plot los in the end, they decide that one p night of meaningless sex is worth j its weight in gold. I Pretty nice set-up. isn't it? loo bad what follows is the most unre- \ alistic tripe you're likely to see this I side of "The Bodyguard." 1 Everything after this wager seems < like it takes place in some parallel < universe where logic has been per- ( ' manently banned. t David and Diane are given some genuinely sweet moments together \ | and have a lovey-dovey catch t phrase included in their repertoire i that you will know will be said < 1 again at some crucial part of the | : movie. Sure, Diane comes after her I hubby with a knife one day after he 1 1 leaves his clothes strewn about, but f what loving couple hasn't done this I - at least once or twice when the sit- i uation merited it? r It's when they get to Vegas that i ' "Indecent Proposal" loses its foot- i ing. The contrivances start becomi ing more obvious, and the quesf tions concerning the character's 1 motivations start flying fast and i furious. i Why doesn't the couple just take the $25,000 they win the first night s and run? What the heck are they ?Kinl'inn nrKon fh^v; Dnf trv t\f\ thp UllllMil^ VViIV.ll UIVJ v/^'l IV/ uv/ UIV t "wild tiling" on top of the afore1 mentioned money? Isn't it too r much of a coincidence that the couple, in their greatest time of finane cial need, just so happens to meet a t, nice billionaire who just so hapcomedienne ^ CIMP Do you soir housin Quite a drive to carr It just took you fifte< to drive to class. Now y spend another twenty r hunting for a parking s that your teacher doesr exam without you. You need to move c. pus. You need to move Mill. What we offer is o apartments within wall from your classes. If yo take the walk there is a stoo out front. Yes, evei - r & ASSOCI Office Hours: Mon.- Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 \ 254-780" raste of C< Some of the restaurants partiei- go ating in this year's Taste of 11 r; Columbia include: A.J.'s, Julie's, la: ley WesM Bar & Raw Grill, ula .i yard's Thicket, Longhorn Steaks, '.G.I. Friday's. Olive Garden, The ^u, Spaghetti Warehouse and Zorba's ireek Restaurant. ? Serving hours are 11 a.m. to 4 >.m. Riverbanks /od will open at 9 ^(1 i.in. and close at 5 p.m.--Food tick- Ri1 ts, sold in 50-eent increments, will at t in 'indecem tens to take a liking to Diane and eti ust so happens to offer them a bri tuge wad of dough? sol Heck yes, it is. but if the film sit vere done with even the slightest vo \ii /\f /v-wr?ru>tr>iw>v ii miulil nrvl hp hp tall bad. Alas, the characters' an ictions are even more ludicrous wc dter the one-night stand between iage and Diane and more ques- Re ions whiz through the old noggin. an Why does the couple make the pe ,vhole thing such a big deal after oo Jeciding that it's just sex and the in) noney is more important? Why (hi Joesn't die couple just buy another ajj [liece of land when diey find out tj1( their original site for their "dream sc, louse" has been repossessed? ca It's probably not Gage's youthful an looks since Redford, whose age has , finally caught up with him. looks -n like that guy in "Indiana Jones and p, the Last Crusade" who drank out of the wrong Holy Grail. That just ^ leaves the money, but why would non-materialist Diane fall for a guy ^ just because her character, like virW tually everything else in this movie, is poorly and inconsistently written. ie If Demi Moore were a better 11 actress, she might have been able to overcome this major plot hole. sa Alas, she just gets sucked in and at appears to be a conniving, money- 10 grabbing, opportunistic witch. ^ Even worse is Woody Harrelson, who, after die break-up, becomes a whiny drunk and then a boring h; architecture teacher who gives riv- in CAMPUS-PECPEA" Ef-OUf-OF-THE-STONE-A 777-526 %v * * letimes feel like o e is too far off can Lpus, isn't it? favorite nightcli 2n minutes minutes away, ou have to But some pe ninutes closer you get tc pot. We hope the price. Not tr i't start the offers low stude special rates for loser to cam- graduate studer to Whaley's So now whe iff-campus campus you do] <ung distance forty minutes et ur feet can't already there. Shuttlebus 1 your Where hom A sff ).m. 1 olumbia on sale at 1U a.m. in the zoo's issy knoll. Admission to the de of Columbia is free with regr admission. lhe zoo will oiler a free shuttle . service I'rom the parking lots eystone One and Two and 220 rncbridge oil Cireystone ulcvard next to lanbassy Suites, vcrbanks /xx> is located oil 1-26 the Cireystone Boulevard exit. t' delivery ng lectures on the magic of cks. Harrelson, both drunk and tier, has only two facial expres>ns (angry and goofy) and one cal style (monotone) and would best advised to quit the movies d go back to the one-dimensional irld of television. The third partner in crime, dford, does more than just look cient. lie also gives the laziest rformance of his or any career, ing through the motions and giv2 very little personality at all to is apparently unemployed billione. I say unemployed because, in s film, you don't ever actually e Gage at a job. You see him at a sino, at Diane's citizenship class d at restaurants, but you never e him behind a desk or even talkg about business. Yet another iw in die script? Could be. I could literally go on for hours, it limited space only allows me to ratch the surface of "Indecent oposaT's stupidity. You may onder, after reading this and oilier views that pan the movie, how e film even got made. To answer this question. I'll just y that when I viewed this film, I tually saw people crying at the tally unbelievable happy ending, [aybe 1 shouldn't knock them icause I was crying too. They were tears of joy because 1 id never been happier to see closig credits in my entire life. ! nnw cavc 1 I WM-jn i ?J ~ GE-AND-W0PK0UT1! I - , A ff-campus ipus? ibs are only two ople think that the > campus the higher ue. Whaley's Mill >nt leases and even upperclassmen and its. n you set out for /. i .1 n t nave to leave irly, because you're e isn't far away. Kk g?