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Preparing 1 By WENDY HUDSON News Editor p Lunch, mmmmm . Sometimes, the EXQSL' ^ most leisurely ^ l^mealofthe !-? day; more ofj* ten, though, \\ the least nutri- BMjISb tious, hurried J. meal. Quick lunchova t U n Ml !; norm, not the KtfHUY [ exception, in \ ' the life of a col>' lege student. Grabbing a bite J ? between classes, before work or '; ing a study break is what most i dents do to ward off hunger bets ! > breakfast and dinner. ; Lately, there have been some < pi<miu> mai my reaper arc gciuu^ difficult for residence hall studc I? Therefore, today's recipes are sin ;' can be cooked in a hall oven or s ? and stored in a small refrigirator Foxx traps , By College Press Service Some successful entertainers 1 interesting stories to tell of how began their careers, and Jamie F< a popular stand-up comedian and '.of the resident zanies on "In Lh Color," is one of them. He was at the Comedy Act The in Los Angeles with a bunch of frie when one dared him to get onst during an open microphone nij "That's a true story," Foxx said was my birthday, Dec. 13, and I'd turned 21. My friend just dared m go on. I'd always wanted to try it I went up and did some different personations, like Cosby." Foxx slips into dead-on Co mode for a moment ? someth about Jell-0 ? before he return the story. saw me anu saiu i 111 be pretty good at comedy," he s "A year after that, when I turned 2 got serious about it, got a lot of h ?> I?. to! I 'Real Corn Lizaf <Thi GOOD 'REASONABi Country Breakfast *> Home Cooked Meats ?! Fresh Vegetables <- Sandwiches and Sal: < Steaks and Seafood Open 7 days a week Breakfast, Lunch and Di Complete Catering and Carry-out Servic 921 Sumter St. Cornell Arms Buildin (across from Horseshoe) Buy one meal ai of equal or 1 (Does not includ Offer good wi & All day Sat. & Sun. 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Then, when I can't, I'll hopefully retire with a lot of money in the bank." *?r am 305j fm Hfl Jy A For all cont Mornincr A1 vy A. A X JXJ Complete C Pregnancy r Abortion St pj Planned Off Forest Drive, 1/2 mile fr< Saturday, Lunchtime & Ev IMfernatiyey | j| jr | | f_d BUCKLE In the nan Irish writer/director Jim Sheridan came on the scene several years ago, and out of nowhere he and actor Daniel Day-Lewis were nomi nated for an Oscar for "My Left Foot." an unlikely story about a writer with cerebral palsy who becomes an Irish hero. Sheridan followed his critical success with another personal film, "The Field," which garnered seasoned actor Richard Harris an Oscar nomination as well. The gifted director is back on familiar terrority, collaborating again with Dnv-I pwis in iinnthpr wrsnnil film set in Ireland, in the Name ol the Father" tells the story of real-life political activist Gerry Conlon, who is unfairly imprisoned along with his father, Giuseppe (Peter Postlethwaite). It's a dark story, ultimately rewarding for its exploration of the family relationship, the justice system and the triumph of the human spirit. Gerry is a young thief from Belfast who has no particular mission in life. This is certainly a stretch for uay-Lcwis, wnose cnaracters nave always been so incredibly driven. Content with his music and exciting escapades, Gerry has no clue as to what lies in store when he happens to be in London during 1974 when the Irish Republican Army's terrorist acts leave rioting and paranoia in the street. At the wrong place at the wrong time, the scruffy rebel is arrested for "Bull Ball Gaucho," an original ex penmenuu ineaier penormance Dy local musicians One3Four, is an abstract interpretation of Sir Richard Francis Burton's journey to Mecca. One3Four has assembled members of USC's Puppet Regime along with local actors to implement the show. Featured performers will include Maria Melekos, Peter Thomason and Monica Wyche. The show will be held from Feb. 23-March 2 in Benson Theater. Tickets are S3 for students and S5 for everyone else. For additional information, call James Carmine at 252-3385. If you're into swing and dancing, join Tony Torre and the Tony Torre Qrchestra at the following monthly events. The Orchestra performs the second Tuesday of each month from 3 p.m. ? L ~ D:? ? I ? t AAA IU U p.m. dl U1C Dig A.ppic, 1UUU Hampton Street, behind the Richland County Library. Tickets are $4 for senior citizens and $5 for everyone else. The orchestra performs live on WSCQ Morning Show the second Saturday of each month from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Western Steer on St. Andrews Road. At each preformance, the Tony Torre Orchestra accepts food donations for Harvest Hope Food Bank. For more information or tickets call, 699-1957 or 252-7742. In the midst of a critical nationwide blood shortage, USC is offering to support the Midlands community by ipe Is Not ivieuioai raceptives fter Pill jYN Testing resting jrvices Parenthood 908 am Richland Fashion Mall rening Hours Available J?io (BOO.) iVaps le of a wortl __ A __ Brfclh Stephen Brown Lights! Camera! Reaction! a crime he didn't commit and ironically finds himself in prison with his estranged father. The son matures during his grueling time of incarceration, becoming more fully aware for the wear. Sheridan has a trademark style * L ~ I 1 ? J l-~ - 1 - J mai ncips uiiiKc a sianuaru penitentary drama become a larger symbol of life as a prison. Hes a master of carefully shading characters to progressively reveal their goodness and pride. Even the choice of U2's Bono to provide the opening song, "(You've Made Me) The Thief of Your Heart/' helps complete the mood Sheridan has set with the landscape and characters. Behind the bars, which seperate injustice and ultimate truth, Gerry and his failing father come to grips with their relationship. Gerry, who has never felt worthy of his father's love, and Giuseppe, whose unexpressable love for his son has manifested only in bitterness, come to terms with making the time they hosting monthly blood drives at Thomson Student Health Center. Beginning Thursday, Feb. 24, the health center in conjunction with the American Red Cross will sponsor blood drives from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. the last Thursday of each month in the physical therapy center on the second floor. Students, who must be 17 and weigh at least 100 pounds to meet health criteria, are allowed to donate blood every 56 days. The many spectacular waterfowl that can be found in the Palmetto State are the subjects of an exciting exhibition of original duck stamp art at the State Museum. The paintings were donated to the museum by the S.C. Migratory Waterfowls Committee and are part of the exhibit "South Carolina Connections: Art, Fine and Decorative. For more information about the exhibition, call the museum at 737? 4921. A new poetry magazine, the Poet's Pen, will soon appear in Columbia. Each issue will feature about 160 poets. Poet's Pen is looking for amateur writers to contribute. However, the magazine can't afford to pay for po ems. Anyone who would like more information should contact Poet's Pen, P.O. Box 3430 Station C., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1Y 4J6. Please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope to help cover the I J I T nnlfini Part-Tiir Openings for B Interviewing Wednesday, Pe For openings on 1 To arrange an interview, The Student Emp] 6th floor, BA An equal oppartui while film have left matter as they fight together for the truth. Emma Thompson turns in a solid, albeit brief, preformance as the English laywer who reopens their case. The film's final chapter seems a little more flimsy that it should; it relies on too many overused courtroom scene conventions. Sheridan handles what could have been an Oliver Stone-style glimpse into the corrupt government with expert pacing, using human drama to temper the film's tendency to become too political. He shows how the machinery of injustice takes its course, eating away at human targets. Once again, Daniel Day-Lewis" proves to be one of our most absorbing modern-day actors, delivering every line as the victim and hero with gut-wrenching passion He's recently provided the one-two punch of holding his emotions inside as the meticulous Newland Archer in "Age of Innocence" and speaking his mind throughly as the , young rebel who joins in the insurrection behind bars in "Father." Sheridan takes the conspiracy film genre, sure to include such fare as "All the President's Men'' and "A World Apart," to an entirely new level by showing the humanity of the ; situation. When these men are held!; prisoners of a police state and si-* multaneously written so well as;! characters, the audience can't help but find their story compelling and rewarding. mailing and correspondence costs. Riverbanks Zoo will continue to offer free admission Fridays through the end of February. Special zoo features such as the birdhouse rainstorm, penguin and sea lion feedings and the milking demonstration at Riverbanks Farm are held daily on schedule regardless of the weather. Riverbanks Zoo is open from 9 a-m. until 5 p.m. daily. The admissions gate closes at i p.m. For more information, call the zoo at 779-8730 or 779-8717. The National Library of Poetry has announced that $12,000 in prizes will be awarded this year to more than 250 poets in the North American Open Poetry Contest. The deadline for the contest is March 31. The contest, which is open to anyone, doesn't have an entry fee. Any poet, whether published or not, can be a winner. Every poem entered has a chance to be published in a deluxe, hardbound anthology. To enter, send one original poem, any subject and style, to The National Library of Poetry, 11419 Cronridge Dr., P.O. Box 704-YD, Owings Mills, MD 21117. The poem should be no more than 20 lines, and the poet's name and address should appear at the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked by March 31 A new contest opens April 1. 4 r I I 5 for a le Job? [ard Workers on campus bruary 23rd the 11pm shift sign up in person at: loyment Center Building uty employer