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O September 9 19 9 3 encore 777-7182 J.T. Wagenheim Editor in Chief Nancy Salomonsky Melissa Tennen Encore Editors Chris Muldrow Graphics Editor Renee Gibson Advertising Manager Laura Day Production Manager Jim Green Asst. Production Manager Brian McGuire Graduate Assistant Erik Collins Faculty Advisor Encore is the arts and entertainment tabloid produced by The Gamecock newspaper, the official newspaper of The University of South Carolina. Encore is published Thursdays during the fall and spring semesters, with the exception of university holidays and examination periods. Opinions expressed in Encore are those of the editors or author and do not necessarily reflect those of USC. mo? in The Gamecock Carolina! Road TVip takes you to the Grand Strand in Myrtle Beach, with a guide to all the places you have to hit iifintor cofc in ! UtlUlt W11UW OVIo All. Columnist Jay Tilley explores the continuing conflict between religion and media. The USC soccer team crushed Davidson 5-0 on Wednesday. Get all the highlights in Friday's sports section. Tickets, please... Students can pick up tickets ft deadline, you can pick up youi I Rockafell By TANJA KROPF Staff Writer It's Friday night, and you've almost every bar in Five Poir Yet, you're still leery about che ing out the live sounds at Rockai las' because you're clad in J. Ci clothes instead of your E Martens. Although Rockafellas' mi] have a reputation as being diffen the club actually attracts a rat diverse group of people. A Ro afellas' bartender, Bill Thorpe, I ter known as "Bartender Bil described the customers as "pec ?'^a lilro trv rrv*V 'n' mil " VY1JV ilXWV IV iwn *a *v??. And rock 'n' roll is definil what Rockafellas' gives its c tomers. The nine-year-old club 1 tures live entertainment every ni of the week, hosting a variety sounds that range from strai edge to punk, house soundn Gregg Outlaw said. Bands appearing in Septem include Harumbe, Sept. 11; Joh m uas Call 777 HHfc 1|H Br J| insMMP^ WtKKr .JRk hmnm?ir the Sept. 18 Louisiana Tech game - *U^ l).....wlU.x.it., iflrot rtffi L lltlVCI ai UIC 1WU1IU11VUOV uvnv? vtki as' reels in f ckfel ew gl?| :ely ,us" Bartender Randy Stedman pn feagf!f Sept. 16? Wootie and Blowfish, Sept. 17; and The All ? Brothers' guitarist Warren Hay ian Sept. 26. ^ Bartender Bill urged music er to check out Rockafellas' n nny obscure bands. I sited -4249 to adv on the second floor of the Russell House throi ce. BSui I unc the unc adi to afe CU{ wit 1 Eric Glenn/The Gamecock :us spares a drink at Rockafellas'. ] to Ike "Just because you may not be wi] man that familiar with the bands' name, Mr nes, that doesn't mean they aren't any good," he said. us, fans Other club features include Rave fr( tore Night on Fridays and open stage thr acoustic night from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. AHeW, 11U0 H' ertise in The G< EBB# Pipy I 1 I Emily Peterson/The Gamecock igh Sept. 9. If you missed the al bands idays. tockafellas' is a bonus for those leragers who yearn to be a part the Five Points scene. Although club doesn't allow anyone ier 21 to drink alcohol, it does nit customers who are at least <or those who aren't in the mood get crazy with the bands, RockIlas' has an outside deck where ?omm can sit back and relax h drinks and conversation. \rril Gregory, a 1990 USC grade, was a regular at Rockafellas' tier college days. 'I always came here to see all bands I liked," she said. "Then I t came to sit out on the deck." Rockafellas' is open from 5 p.m. 2 a.m. nightly except for Friday, ien it's open to 6 a.m. for Rave ght. Cover charge varies depend; on the bands featured, but it is Lially about $5. Happy hour is >m 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday on eh Fridav. r\fH wjy; imecock