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Friday, February 11, 1994 One of the wittiest and most pop ular comedies in the English lar guage, "The importance of Bein Earnest," will be staged Feb. 10-1 and Feb. 16-20 at USC's Drayton Hal The performances will begin at p.m. weekdays and Saturdays and p.m. Sundays. Tickets to the USC production ar $10 for the public; $8 for USC faculi and staff, senior citizens and militai personnel; and 56 for students. The are on sale at the Longstreet Theatr box office from noon to 5:30 p.n weekdays. To order by phone, ca 777-2551 or 777-2552. The Columbia Museum of Ai will feature an exhibition of drawing by Fernando Botero, a famous Lati American artist known for his absur and satirical paintings and sculptun of voluptuous, almost cartoonish pe< pie and places. The exhibit, which wi be on display until Feb. 27 in th Trustees Gallery, will consist of 3 drawings. Botero's sense of humor, his talei for gentile mockery and his eye ft the absurd combine to provide a lovers with a truly singular style. T1 overall effect of Botero's work is th of 20th century Mannerist; his infla ed Figures, including animals and sti life, take on human quality unique I Botero. A new poetry magazine, the Poet Pen, will soon appear in Columbi Each issue will feature about 160 pi ets. Poet's Pen is looking for amatec writers to contribute. However, th magazine can't afford to pay for p< ems. Anyone who would like more ii formation should contact Poet's Pei P.O. Box 3430 Station C., Ottawa, Oi tario, Canada K1Y 4J6. Please enclose a self-addresse< stamped envelope to help cover tl mailing and corresoondence cost O t Riverbanks Zoo will continue 1 offer free admission Fridays throug the end of February. Special zoo features such as tf birdhouse rainstorm, penguin and s< lion feedings and the milking demo BW I El 111 A Little More Magic KlSrSn * i^ sL } 'r | ? I M ?* A OJC ? . -J Jp I (Hrfc "^foalF VJp IwjroRalph Trcsvant ^HBfl It's Goin' Down Pnfl BJHkfl $088 $?|08J o tape ci I MS 8 MPr 3 i. PyB 8 3 MWp . F* c #IH c MB i fl 11 Jfl ?t f ;m 3>11 ie > >1 !> Mindi Blackburn and Deborah Hazlett will perform this W' ,r production of 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at Draytor ie > stration at Riverbanks Farm are held try is free. daily on schedule regardless of the Any poet, whetl i- weather. lished or not, can n, Riverbanks Zoo is open from 9 a.m. poem entered alsc n- until 5 p.m. daily. The admissions published in a deli gate closes at 4 p.m. thology. j, For more information, call River- To enter, send < ie banks Zoo at 779-8730 or 779-8717. any subject and ai s. tional Library of P The National Library of Poetry has ridge Dr., P.O. Be lo announced that $12,000 in prizes will Mills, MD 21117. ;h be awarded this year to more than be no more than 2 250 poets in the North American et's name and add ie Open Poetry Contest. The deadline at the top of the | ;a for die contest is March 31, 1994. The be postmarked b n- LUIIlWl K> UjJtU IU tvuyuilt auu VII- vv/iuuu v/pvuo iipi BTM jCJOCKH ] D^utch Square Mi I Columbia 750-02 J? V'SA MASTERCARD'AMERICAN EXPRESS AND 015 J music stores C JOCKEY Hhz 6amccock Carolina! , Jupiter Coy Columbia's By LYNN OLIVER Staff Writer T 1UDI* koon BWLUI'IDIA 11 JUU ?LVCl LA.V.H to a bar in Five Points, you have definitely heard the song "Crazy Women," ^ one of the earlier songs by the band Jupiter Coyote. Tonight, Jupiter Coyote will play at I Rockafellas', one of its favorite places. The band members said the Rock- H afellas' crowd really gets their "turbo, souped-up, country and bluegrass I groove." However, the band's most memorable show was at the Music Farm in Charleston, where it sold out with Dave Matthews and the Neville Jupiter Coyote started as a cover band, which gave the members a M chance to experience life on the road HI and learn the business. Two band IB members, John Felty, guitar and vo- S ^ caiSj ancj Matt Mayes, guitar and gui% 7 ! jo, have been friends since they were jjF *f Mayes does most of the writing, p V J * - And the band, whose other members / are Sanders Brightwell on bass, Gene ? Bass on dnjms and David Stevens on ju M | percussion, has been known to play "Mj|f j intense 20-minute jams. w This smooth, rhythmic genre makes J" ill J|jj Jupiter Coyote's sound different from th File Photo most Southern rock bands. su eekend in the USC Moreover, the band has improved i Hall. its sound since its first release, "Cemeteries and Junkyards." By adding percussionist Stevens, the band has deter previously pub- veloped a funk for Southern rock that x be a winner. Every ^ , I has a chance to be 0^201^11 ChailtS I axe, hardbound an- O I By LUPE EYDE ui one original poem, Staff Writer ft ay style, to The Na- There are people wht> like to listt 704-YD Owi^gs tcn to music while "*** s,ud'r' gi The poem should including me. Sometimes it helps :0 lines, and the po- me concentrate, but other tunes I Iress should appear 8" distracted, especially if there s a d page. Entries must 8??d song on- |> y March 31. A new But lhen lhere are Gregorian a, pjj j chants, monophonic and rhythmi- c| cally free liturgical chants of the w K Roman Catholic church, which I've s< found, so far, are the perfect music to study to. B Gregorian chants got their name ti : , o 9^ory.i590-604 AD.), n ^11 'Mi I Qay cit Place your ad in The Game someone special just how y Use the space below to write ^T"l | handwriting 1 I or typeset [ co 1 I <KJ Place your ac *llj 1 1 VI (1) in the adverti I (2) by phone, 77 I v y (3) Send campus I I Room 313; R S> O O O O O 0 ote wades at< 'bluegrass' g & - isi. . TBMBmm' fjjrMrnr u| s: <fit v . me* fRBP^is^^^E^M 33 pw AKk 1^*bB^BE^"'- i ipiter Coyote will play at Rockafellas' tonight. ill take you back to your roots, the new dis< piter's latest release, "Wade," shows This summ e band's love of music with tracks recording a i ich as "On Trail" and "Cindi." be released Johnny Sandlin, producer of Jupiter Co Pade," has produced Widespread gUys whG w mic, Allgood and Colonel Bruce. jf you'r I?U ?U^ UaIM />f C/irt/4lin Tiiriifpr Kne . . iiu uic utip ui jauuiui, jupuvi ikw beer drinkii t some short-term goals to promote Rockafellas' provide soothing, uplil nder whose reign the music was Gregorian < rst collected. They are sung by pilation of Danish monks in Latin, and are a will be n timing, uplifting type of back- Classics, en round music. Even th You may remember Enigma, a chants he roup who combined Gregorian enough to tants with synthesizer music and a fell asleep eat to create such worldwide hits believe thi: s "Sadeness." Real Gregorian are sung i tents are similarly soothing, only stand the ithout the dance beat or other only pay at Dunds. the voices. One particular order of But, all enedictine monks has hit the big music to si me by selling close to a quarter they are gr lillion copies of their collection o?_ mood after - J : t L t : cWith cock for this Valentine's Day to t a?i fnnl UU 1CC1... i in your copy. We can put it in you HI it for you. Please check the ap] I one of these three easy ways... ising office: Room 313, Russell House 7-4249 - Pay by Visa or Mastercard 5 mail to: Valentine's Ad; The Gamecock ussell House; Campus Publicatio 5 Dp roove 'id z&m J -"- ~ !9HXJ File photo : and expand its market, er, the band will begin aew album, which should next winter. yote is five down-to-earth ant its audience to have e looking for some good ig music, head down to tonight. ting music :hants. In March, a comthe best of their chants ^leased by Angel-EMI titled "Chant." ough listening to the Iped me concentrate write this article, I also twice, so be careful. I s is because, since tbey n Latin, I can't underwords, and therefore I tention to the sounds of in all chants are great eep to, meditate to, and eat for setting a peaceful a long, stressful day. ? crve ell your ir own propriate box. > O ^ O <> Af o o f o o o s> o o o s> 0 o O . ; c> o o o : Today in: February 14th