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Kim Tni?tt The Gamecock loldl Brown and Angelo Gianni openo. for Hoot I* and tho Blowflsh last Friday. Trackstar off to running start NIKI TAYLOR Staff Writer Even though Treadmill Trackstar's first CD has not even hit the stores, Columbia's new acoustic duo has already made a place for itself in Columbia's music scene. Thev even opened for Hootie and the Blowfish last Friday at the Township. Treadmill Trackstar, made up of of Angelo Gianni on guitar and vocals, and Heidi Brown on cello, has recently released a CD and an accompanying book of poems and short stories, both entitled "Excessive Use of the Passive Voice." The book was written by Gianni and is available at Superior Feat Playhouse, Intermezzo Book Store and Manifest Discs and 'i ap*3 in Columbia. The CD will be out in Octobsi. Gianni's work focuses on the insignificance of life. His themes are often those of separa tion and angst. He asserts that people can do nothing that will be meaningful or change the world, but they should try to anyway. This theme is apparent in his short story "Lemonaide." Three characters who are beggars feel like they are members of "a different species" because of their low social status. They decide to make money by selling lemonade, but no one buys any. Instead, the people give other beggars money. The three friends are trapped in a society that does not want to see a y x l * mem get, aneaa. "Excessive Use of the Passive Voice" also focuses on these themes of alienation and de spair, with Gianni's powerful voice demanding the listener's attention. Gianni is off to a promising start. Hopefully, this talented local artist will continue to produce CDs and books. You can check out Treadmill Trackstar at 10 p.m. Sept. 8 on the deck at Rockafellas'. Admission is free. I Don't E grads //// {Read on... || Read on... / CAREER FAIR '94 is a great Wc job market. It is the one time eai come to campus as a group to s opportunities with their organiza Some employers may be interes with you resume, come to the C 9AM-4PM or call 777-7280 for recommended but not required good first impression '94 and '9f CAREER The Qamecoc r A ^C^l ,. k.?? ;. i5 r, 'T%k,i H? ' ; , & 4 ** ,] PW%|M II '.Bpj^^M ' H^k I yjB8ks/? C, iM rHBN* the Sigi If you... need a job after graduation want to know what your career options are with employers would like to get your foot in th door with a great employer plan to participate in the On-Cs Recruiting Program If you... don't yet have career-related work e want to know what co-op opportunit internships are available are wondering why career-related w experience is important would like to know what career optii available for you ^ CAREER FFIIR Tuesday, Septembei . g? 10AM-3PM Russell House Ballrc ly to get the answers to your questions at sh year that the single largest number of < ihare information with you about career tions. sted enough to ask for your resume. If nei areer Center, Room 602, BABIdg., Mon-f more information. Note: Resumes are for participation in CAREER FAIR '94. M jgrads - dress professionally. Take a step in the right dire ^ Attend CAREER FAIR k CARojlNA! Wednesday, Septen" i 4 ,s su P||$f V ' | e Garnet & Blac impUS Garnet & I magazine, is le sxperience ies or It's real simple 'ork . . writings, etc. tc Dns will be Sept. 15 i '94l ^?11 )om g jout the employers j the sti i i ... I u hS'P /?\ As you appr -ri from key ready. Lo s== your car befor 3ke 3 * AlwaVs keel oaiery and try tQ s(a, pulated street* s?"~ irefwmg 252 ?r 7, 1994 Hootie Homeci Fresh from "Late Show with David Blowflsh playod a homecoming cone Township Auditorium. It was tholr fir their latest release "Cracked Rear Vl? was honored with South Carolina's A band Is comprised of Dean Felber, Jim Mark Bryan and Is about to embark or "Cracked Rear View." sk ' I R ' ^Mr __ H gg xi &S x $ i * ii Ml rlfllBi fiuivn lilvn k Quarterly, the magazine Mack yearbook and Portfol coking for submissions to t ...just bring your artwork, ) Russell House Room 334 md they will be considerec October issue of GBQ. QUARTERLY ident magazine for the university of south caro oach your car, have your ok around, under and in e getting in. o your car doors locked / on well-lighted and po3. Always be aware! It can happen . U0C70 to anybody! 7 [>ming Lattarman," Hootla and tha :ert last Friday night at tha st eoncart In Columbia slnca >w." Also that night, tha band Lrtlst of tha Yaar award. Tha i Sonafald, Darius Ruckar and i a six month tour to promota rnoios Dy rum iru*n lit ^4 ^ &t- i : & Ac $ f Mi A il.S St. A S =:i ft f ' : : t: < > ' $ 4 :?: ? :i ';? ? i ?' V i 5 f.? Sft ? % 4 ft < replacing the io literary )e published, photographs, by Thursday, 1 for our Una Stop The Hate.