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, Pasta r ^fm* W ;jhihibk lp m Irjg HI * ppp^ Patrons of the Spaghetti 1 cnn rjK 1 o nriroc Tlin Qnirrl Gadsden St. on the corne <Rush ir By PATRICK McNEILL Staff Writer If you watch and enjoy Rush Limbaugh's radio and TV programs, you should probably read his new book, "See I Told You So." If you cannot stand the sight or sound of LimJbaugh, you should avoid bookstores from now until the end of the Christmas season. OFor the rest of you, Limbaugh is a nationally syndicated radio and television talk-show host known for his conservative views and N neckties. His first tome, "1 . Ought to Be," was the best 1992. The earlv returns suas< Bwill also sell quickly. Limbaugh's legions of dim ally sport bumper stickers right." But, more to the poin < write,"and he presents an e tion of the American consen pausing only for frequent sel and to applaud the reader foi nating enough to have purcha This book is a spirited c W? baugh's group of "core val I the conservative movement: ' I monogamy, devotion to f; order, self-reliance, rugged commitment.to.excellence, achievement.*' Each one is tc )erfecte< BBMBBBMI 1H 1 4j| fllii ^PMB rttgg^ ^" -v'%S pm^^H| jj| *? gjjfe " I 1 | ?* g m flMgMfn m m | j^jjj Sean Ross/The Warehouse enjoy Italian meal: hetti Warehouse is located at' r of Gadsden and Lady streets V UV/VO UVII >uched upon and masses. i the boc woven into th The chapte ca's cultural v ....... , chance to sh 0\ Reagan and ( baugh says i jf" stream, but tt r > sionally fun debunkine of islate moralil) and his analy: speech that st; . / Limbauah < 0//////^ defense is a i ////// for sharp atu GG srtr(>r husband and Gore, "...the 1 4ike Ditka-esque environmental he Way Things Limbaugh I -selling book of SraPhs 'o ba< ist that this book quotes gleane as Albert Lin: heads occasion- ?f any achie saying "Rush is uses die bool t, Limbaugh can ion's campaig ffective articula- The book /ative viewpoint, Limbaugh in f congratulations reads as thouj r being discrimi- a tape recordi ised his text. plentiful back lefense of Lim- his radio sho< ues" that define different flow "...belief in God, in front of h amily, law and With all of th I individualism, out of lJle WJ and rewardine* /IaJc Kucl' rid f i at Spagl By WENDY HUDSON rants often ,u! nicest atmos- / by my' visit to Ch Warehouse on Gadsden Street. My parents came Saturday * ~ IE night and took a friend and I to dinner. Everyone seemed to ILKC lUllUUl, Ml WC WClll U1C1C. We had to wait about 30 | minutes for a table, but the wait was probably caused by a * 1 lot of people in town for the home football game. Also, it was a Saturday night. When our name was called, we were greeted by a friendly m hostess who escorted us to a booth in the back. The interior has a nostalgic theme; signs * from the '50s and '60s covered the walls and a trolley car with ????[ tables for two and four people sat in the middle of the restauGamecock ranj s at rea- Qur menus and a loaf of 1310 French bread were delivered ? by a friendly waitress. Bread )kstores [b e whole. By C r on family values and Ameri- Copy vars is where Limbaugh gets his ine. After 12 years of Ronald n|Pf<; jeorge Bush, nothing that Lim- jacks is outside the political main- apart, le packaging is fresh and occa- reclai ny. I especially enjoyed his Amei die tired cliche "You can't leg- bers " (After all, what are laws for?) Both us of the infamous Dan Quayle sider' rrted die family values issue. expre ibviously believes that the best alien; rood offense. He reserves space are y< tcks on President Clinton, her Du his favorite, Vice President previ iving, breathing definition of an Moti< I wacko." muct breaks out the charts, tables and act re :k up his points, plus relevant Unlil d from such "dead white guys" "Live stein: "Bureaucracy is the death whicl vement." Limbaugh frequently ot ^ k's title when reprinting Clin- conce n promises. bedro represents an improvement for several respects. His first book ' clpllo sh he dictated his thoughts into .... Mike er (which he did) and contains Kei(r ground information on him and ? kv. "See I Told You So" has a , as though Rush plunked down oavj( is Macintosh on the weekend. e standard introductory material yyj ly. he concentrates on what he perse ivering his political' views to the acou; letti Wa and garlic butter were in con stant supply. As soon as some? one at our table took the lasi piece of bread, our waitress appeared with another loaf. The menu is varied and contains 12 different types ol spaghetti sauce, ranging from garlic and butter to clam sauce For those who cannot decide. fhp mpnn nffpix n rnmhinnfinr P plate. O Fetuccini, chicken and veaJ parmesan, lasagna, manicotti ^ and ravioli are also offered Seafood dishes were on special when we were there. A variet> of salads is on the menu for those who want something or the lighter side. Everyone at our table setded ' for pasta. My father got spaghetti with four cheese sauces, and my mother ordered plain marinara sauce on spaghetti. My friend and 1 got the specials; I got seafood marinara. and mv friend poi shrimp fetuccini. All the entrees came with a choice of soup or salad before dinner. The minestrone soup was very good. Some of the vegetables were a little big, but the broth had a good tomato taste. The only disappointing element of the dining experience was the marinara sauce. I did not get enough sauce to cover rowne com ARSON HENDERSON i t Desk Chief te e is full of substantive cou- le and AB/AB rhymes when al on Browne's world is falling m With "I'm Alive," Browne ei mt hie ennt in thp prhelnn of v ei ican lyricists. Paul Westeris Browne's only active peer, men can capture the out- 111 s angst and can muster and th :ss in words love lost and P1 ition. (John Fogerty, where 3u?) in ring the four years since his ious record, "World In th :>n," Browne has suffered a nt i-publicized breakup with ai ss Daryl Hannah. Good! ^ ce "World In Motion" and ;s In the Balance" (1986), 1 mostly deal with the state kl nerican politics, "I'm Alive" m :ntrates on the politics of the to om. (" e musicians that accompany ne on his new record are a cc r lot: Benmonl lench and "-] Campbell (Tom Petty); Jim nj ter (Little Village, Ringo ); Waddy Wachtel (Keith ards); Don Henley: and d Lindley. The backup is but it is too often intrusive. er ten I think of Browne getting re >nal, I conjure up his qi itic-oriented 1970s song's! "1 rehouse : si""" HI 1 | g atmosphere |||| | setection _ j||| | | service | || | || jy speed f f f f| I food quality I || | | w ' | U U U U I my spaghetti, and the little that 1 was there was tasteless. It had ' no spices and was flat. The fetuccini, on the other hand, was excellent. It was not too salty but had the perfect texture. It was rich but not j clumpy. It was by far the best fetuccini I have ever had. , The desserts were fabulous. The amaretto moussecake is heavenly. It was light but still had a nice flavor. It was so I good that I got a slice to take home. My experience at the , Spaghetti Warehouse was a pleasant one. The service was ( excellent. The waitress was always smiling, and our glasses were never empty. The set i ting was also nice; it was not too dark, but we were not blinded by light, either. I highly recommend the Spaghetti Warehouse. My only suggestion: Get the fetuccini. es 'Alive' i., "Looking Into You," The Prender," "For Everyman." Lindy, a virtuoso who can play just >out any instrument known to an, is a highlight of Browne's trlier material. However, the ectric music on "I'm Alive" disacts from Browne's emotional jrging. Why not let Lindley be e sole accompaniment on guitar, lano or mandolin? Browne lould let his lyrics do the talkIT C* Browne's split from Hannah is e driving force behind his 10 ;w songs: "'Cause those dreams e dead/And I'm alive ("I'm live"); "You hold a life there in )ur hands/You probably don't tow" ("I'll Do Anything"); "I ust have thought that I would low/If things were going to end" ci... ni i n 1 i.m\ oky Diue anu d uick Granted, "I'm Alive" cannot >mpare to classic records such as rhe Pretender" (1976) and "Runng On Empty" (1978), which e two of the best collections of ings ever waxed. Buy Browne's Hot* mntorial nt oil /-?/-vc*c LIr\n/ai UV.1 111CUV~11?U Cll Oil tuolo. IlUWtV, you will not find many records leased this year that feature the jality lyrics that are a staple of 'm Alive."