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HOW TO GET NAKED By NANCY SALOMONSKY Encore Editor If you can eat a piece of pizza, chug a beer, bob for lemons and jump up and stick to a velcro wall faster than everyone else, Wednesday night at the Naked Iguana is the place for you to win cash and prizes. The Party Animal contest is one of the many attractions at the Naked Iguana on College Night. Students can get drink specif an^|drfc^cQiier with the presentation of a \ rV The bar featif^ rti? tpfc|n|ig|ts|^s|(|^^icing and Iguana Bucks drinks. "On Ladies Night, we have a digging for diamonds contest," Vitale said. "Girls digjfthrough big barrels filled with sand looking for fake diamonds. We pick out four or five girls who registered at the front door to participate. The winner receives a $500 shopping spree to Dutch Jewelers." "Wednesday night is one of our business nights, but we make twice the money on Friday night because the rrrm/H i? older" Raid Anfhnnv Rakis a I ISO criminal justice graduate and bartender. "The music and dancing attract people here. It's a pretty cool place." The Naked Iguana is open Tuesdays through Sundays. Happy hour starts a 4 p.m., and the bar closes at 2 a.m. Tuesdays, 3:30 a.m. Wednesdays and 4 a.m. Fridays. The bar is located at 920 Lady St. For more information, call 252-5115. Encore. Tn n4* /-v r\ /4 4" JUil ICdU 11. Give the gift of life, Give blood! II - . American Red Cross BIB - ->utti Carolina Kegional US Blood Services Township featu By LISA OLTMANNS Tf Staff Writer toriu The Township Auditorium has basei brought great entertainment to Columbia the , audiences for the past half century. The lobby, which serves as a museum of the auditorium's history, features many posters of renowned productions that hold have passed through the doors in earlier B( years. can I Built in 1930, the auditorium has t-es nostea uette Davis, tivis rresiey, tmice Springsteen and Duke Ellington. It's also featured presidential figures such as crac' Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan. for tl "The building of the Township was R; for the people of Richland County," said auditorium director David Bishop, ^ . who added that the county runs the Township. ^ Bishop said the auditorium is a multi- "Gre purpose facility catering to all ages. It cracl hosts music performances, theater, j| |r dance and even sporting events such as ^ ^ 1 wresding and basketball. The auditorium has two levels: a bal- slret j cony arena level and a balcony gallery a mlevel, seating a total of 3,200. 653( 15Art Bar offers alternal k By DAVID OBERLY th< Ilk Staff Writer M 'I It's Saturday night, and you can't bear ev ' to pay $5 to see a local heavy metal band ?f at Rockafellas'. How about the Art Bar, m which is located on Park Street near the c': corner of Park and Gervais streets? No cover is charged for the great w atmosphere, which is divided into three ca areas. There is the bar's entrance. Look at y( the Christmas light-type figurines and the ~1J 1 ^ lha Jncirlo Si U1U IUI1CI1 UUAta ill U|^ livsm uiv^ moiviv*. Now that you have finished a beer, head ^ to the next part, the dance floor. Listen as ^ This is Enc< look. We screwin' an thought we'd thing differe at 777-7181 J gestions, c< or just to tal tors are stai res entertainment, sports ie Green Room, which is the audi- * ~ m's reception hall, is located on the f/(U& tflC/ ment level and has direct access to rTl A YT tV T T TTTN street. Accommodating numerous I / 111 / \ L' II 111 tions such as trade shows to wed- 111 y y \ .A | receptions, the Green Room can V 800. )th the auditorium and Green Room Rrr>aH\A/a\/ at the* 3e rented for public and private par- Township' GreQSe Nov. 13, 8 p.m. ie Township hosts an annual "Nut- NOV 14 3pm cer" and "Singing Christinas Tree" he holidays. David Allen Coe indy Travis, M.C. Hammer, INXS, NOV 19 Allman Brothers and Widespread c have played at tte auditorium. Ann Brodye.s pcoming preduc,ions include Nutcracker a Southeast::! Regional ie TovS ^ocaicd ac 1703 Tay it. between^B R^and Henderson inuv. *:o tio :ts. BoxjgH K are from 10 to for ;ive t^jpe Points ENCORE j bar plays mus. from groups such as 777-7181 inistry, Soup Dragons, Utah Stunts and en The Cure. On the wall is a projection j-p Wagenheim a rotating lava lamp. The black light Editor in Chief akes everything glow, including the spe- ; al cups the bar uses for mixed drinks. Nancy Salomonsky You might be ready to rest a little. Grab Melissa Tennen lother beer, and relax on the patio. You Encore Editors in find plenty of seating for you and . ,ur friends Chns Muldrow The bar presents the Art Bar Players Graphics Editor inHivc onrl ?hr> rru-lroKillu of Thp I OCOr< ParSUIl HfTldPTSOn 'ednesdays. Check out the Art Bar for an Copy Desk Chief tentative to Five Points. Lee Clontz Greg Perez Layout Editors ore's new ChrisCarroI1? I Coor. of Student Media re just Brian McGuire ^ 1 Graduate Assistant 3und and /rik Faculty Adviser trv Qomp M y L I X. r 1 1 w CIIUIIC is llic ans aim tiimiaiiuiiwiii J ~ ' tabloid produced by The Gamecock ^ newspaper, die official newspaper of'Die A- f > II _ _ University of Soudi Carolina. Encore is 1 || || published Thursdays during die fall and lit # s C^XX V^?- k3 spring semesters, widt die exception of university holidays and examination -| periods. Opinions expressed in Encore w j -* y- |^ Oil are l',ose ll,e editors or author and do I II I ^ II 7^ ~ not necessarily reflect diose of USC. Dmments L DnArct.