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Nursing junior Michelle
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USC ? Earlier this year, Lenny
Kravitz produced and released his
newest album, "Arc You
Gonna Go My Way."
Without a doubt, another
success is going his way.
With the release of the
singer-songwriter's first H OS
single from the album, /?"Are
You Gonna Go My
Way," the airwaves
played it nonstop, which paved the
way for the album's 10 other
tracks.
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By MATT HANLKY
Senior Writer
USC ? At the end of the
singing of the alma mater, thousands
of hands awkwardly rise in
an attempt to imitate the toast to
USC, which only a minority of
alumni seem to do properly.
Not only does sophomore Allie
Borkoski have no
idea how to
doesn't know what
^he toast is.
I don't know when we were
supposed to learn the right way to
do it," she said. "I must have
- missed that class."
Freshman Laura Kisala feels
compelled to improvise during this
time of confusion.
"I just raise my arm and hope
nobody notices the difference," she
said.
Lynn Bradley hopes to put an
end to this self-styled sign language
by making everyone aware
of the proper toast, which is to
raise the right hand as if holding a
drink. The assistant alumni director
is in charge of art. ambitious
Alumni Association plan that will
distribute thousands of fliers at
home games that describe ways to
show spirit.
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ognized in his previous album,
"Mama Said."
If I tried to compare and choose
between the two, the choice would
be difficult. They are
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Along with this year's
[r^ album comes a tour,
which is traveling south
nrJ aad making its way to
A Charlotte, N.C., tonight.
I happen to be one of
the fortunate individuals
who get to be in Lenny's presence
tonight. Who cares if it will take
two hours to get there? The ride
will surely be well worth it.
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In addition to the alma matte
flier, which was given out a
USC's first two home games
Bradley said the association plan
to make a fight song flier and om
describing a cheer. These fliers wil
be released for the Vanderbilt an<
Clemson games.
The project is an outgrowth o
a meeting of the Spiri
Committee, when Alumn
Director Flynn Bowie realized no
enough people knew the prope
cheers. First published in thi
alumni newsletter, the instruction:
took the natural evolution to flier:
this season.
"We figured students were th<
ones who needed to know the
most," Bradley said.
Students who have gotten a copj
of the first flier appreciate the
effort the association has made.
"It's about time they told us hov
to do it," sophomore Patrick White
said. "Until now, it seemed like the
toast was the exclusive practice ol
a self-selecting elite, but now, ever
us students can do it."
The upcoming fliers shoulc
prove to be just as useful. Few stu
dents even know of the existence
of a Gamecock Fight song.
"I've heard of the Notre Dame
Fight song, yes, but I can't say the
same for my own school," sopho
more Erin Garrett said. "I'm look
ing forward to learning it."
larlotte tonight
Kravitz and his '70s retrc
entourage give an unforgettable
live show.
Opening for Kravitz is Blind
Melon, which should be a treat as
well. Many are familiar with the
band's song "No Rain," as well as
the tap dancing bumblebee.
If you're blessed enough to have
tickets, you certainly don't want to
forget T-shirt money;
It's deFinitcly going to be a show
you'll want to remember.
Kravitz will play at 8 p.m.
tonight at Independence Arena in
Charlotte. Tickets are still avail
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By BRYAN MIMS
Staff Writer
USC ? Representatives of 12
organizations promoting women's
interests gathered Tuesday in
Russell House Ballroom B in an
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t The Empowerment Fair, sponsored
by the Women Students'
^ Association, allowed the rcpresen,
tatives to give short presentations
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Kelly Olson, WSA vice presij
dent, said the fair is similar to
( September's student organization
fair, but it exclusively features
( women's interest clubs.
"This is so women will know
what resources are available to
~ them on campus," Olson said. "I
, think a lot of women don't know
these organizations exist. The
more information they receive,
* the more empowered they will
be."
; The Association of Women in
Science, the Campus Rape
Awareness Center and the
r Students for Choice were among
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Staff Writer
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women don t know and awarJs the 0ulsIalldjng
these organizations Woman Student of the Year scholexist.
The more infor- arsh'p,,.
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mation they receive, [Resident. said her intent is to get
the more empowered 15-mcmber organization more
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Women was also on hand for die ?atc ~ forum of bo|h mc? and
our- ong presentation. women to discuss the meaning of
Founded in 1988. WSA works feminism This slcms from~the
in association with Women misconceplion d,al feminists are
Student Services and provides a ..ma|c bashcrs," shc said,
vehicle for females to "voice their ..We wallt shattcr tha, mjs.
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assistant working with the Women on jssues ^t jon't gct a jot of
Student Services Center, said publicity."
WSA regularly sponsors lectures WSA meets at 6 p.m.
and invites professional women to Wednesdays in Russell House
speak on campus. Also, the orga- Room 201.
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through the morning. Adding a Directions:
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nutritiously balance the meal. bowl. In a skillet or frying pan at
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Cookbook," which is designed for the edges, gently lift the edges up
:ollege students. with a spatula and push to the
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surface is still moist, put any othIngredients:
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