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O September 23 %a 1 9 9 3 # 1 Kfl Ek 3 * 'i ' "' ii" 'Iii'II'"11 | encore " 777-7181 I TT Wononhoim J* ? agvunviiu Editor in Chief Nancy Salomonsky Melissa Tennen Encore Editors Chris Muldrow Graphics Editor ? Carson Henderson ^ Copy Desk Chief 2ov Lee Clontz r Greg Perez I j Layout Editors By Chris Carroll ? Coor. of Student Media i bal Brian McGuire Pac Graduate Assistant par Erik Collins wil Faculty Adviser fcx US Encore is the arts and entertainment tabloid produced by The Gamecock newspaper, the officii newspaper of The dj 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 no are those of the editors or author and do pr< not necessarily reflect those of USC. Tom Ca -Carolina you to -Carolina group 1 teach CC] -WUSC's xl * e Gamecocks will play the Kentucky W ving its victory against Louisiana Tech t ive from Columbia: NANCY SALOMONSKY :ore Editor an exciting twist to an already intense fooi I season, Williams-Brice Stadium will b :ked tonight with thousands of rowdy sti its, faculty and Gamecock fans ready to be t of the USC/Kentucky football game, whic II be televised nationally on ESPN. The 8 p.m. kickoff will be the only collej )tball game on television, potentially givir JC excellent national exposure. The fact the game starts after a long day < isses doesn't seem to worry students. To thei will be tailgating as usual. "Most people get out of classes early afte on, so I don't think that it will be much of * " " * J T/ ? --? T\ai?Jo r\ frochmon irvnrn? ODleiTl, saiu IVCVIII JL-'flVl^, a uvamiiun juuiiit n major. "I actually had a teacher who cancelled cla Lorrow in rolina! ! Road Trip takes toric Charleston ! Spotlight looks at a JSC professors who 1 inmates Top Ten songs of JL ^r a # ft r 1 . i. ; ' . ' K t. i. - _ _JL ? * ildcats at 8 p.m. tonight at Williams-Brice Stadi his Dast Saturday. The Wildcats are 1-2 for the s ~ 1 ESPN to beam Gamecoc but that's one in a million," said Rob Meglaughlin, a junior management major. "Classes won't t_ affect people because the people at USC are diee hard drinkers." Crowds always seem to get a little more a hyped for televised games, and this one should , be no different. "Well, TV crowds are more enthusiastic because they think that their picture will be on ;e TV," Meglaughlin said. l8 "XV wij] bring more spirit to South Carolina football," said Laura Mueller, a sophomore elementary education major. n' There is one major repercussion to Thursday's game: Friday classes. :r* "Most people will probably skip on Friday,' a said Marc McDowell, a senior finance major. "II - u- we win, there will oe even more <uiu u? owners in Five Points will be very happy." ss, If you can't make it to the game, the follow How to hit the i By MARCUS ROZIER Staff Writer 1 ?i As the son of an Air Force officer, I' had the great opportunity to meet all kin * of people and live in all kinds of places. During my junior and senior years of hi, school, I had the privilege to live in Madri Spain. It was an experience that I wouldi trade for anything in this world. Madrid is decadent city in which a vivacious peoj live, work and enjoy "la marcha," whi means going out in Spanish. On weekends in Madrid, going out t several meanings. If you're in the mood l a casual evening, then maybe a sidewj i1 rr"""': J KORTFOl Look for the new issue th ? r.r j'jys.i'. i i File Photo/The Gamecock um. USC hopes to improve its 2-1 record fol;eason. k football to America ing local bars and restaurants will be showing the game and having specials: Garrett's Grille & Grog will be showing the game with the tailgate party beginning at 4 p.m. The bar will have $1 longnecks and $1.75 bar brands. IB's Sports Bar will be showing the game with all-you-can-eat crab legs for $12.95. rin.nna*F ojrH'c Mojohhrirhnfvt firille & Bar VJV/Vll^J U11U O will be showing the game with beer specials. Sharky's at Five Points will be showing the game with a pre-game happy hour. The bar will have $1.25 domestics, $1.75 imports and $2.25 . house drinks. The Village Idiot Pizza & Pub will be show' ing the game with free pizza at halftime and beer F specials. 5 The Owner's Box will be showing the game with free chicken wings at halftime and $1.25 - longnecks. ztrppts nf Madrid J VV VU V/X JL with friends at sidewalk cafes is common. But maybe you're ready to drink a little; ve there is no drinking age in Spain. Possibly a ds shot at the eight ball in the corner pocket and a good brewskie will suffice. OK, I know you're the eneigetic type who loves to l^' dance, so to the discotheque you go. There 1 ^ are discotheques throughout Madrid. So, whether you just want to sit and watch ch the people pass as you sip at your "cafe con leche" or you like to boogie down and flirt ^ with beautiful Spanish women, Madrid has for something to offer you. I would definitely ilk recommend a trip to Madrid sometime in the ng near future. I io_magaziine is week at a newstand near you! ???? . Af-? iXM fj ? ? ,v.W j ' '