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"ft p ^ : qH|: Th# Connells play at Booker T. Washlr USC welcomes NANCY SALOMOWSKY Staff Writer i The ConneUs, a six-man band from j North Carolina, will be making a stop in Columbia as a part of their "New i Boy" tour. "New Boy," the follow-up to their 1 "Ring" CD is a six-song EP featuring live cuts of "New Boy" and "Fun and ( Games," as well as the unreleased 6 tunes "Logan Street" and "Wonder < Why." s Catch The Connells tonight in the 1 Booker T. Washington Auditorium at I 9 p jn. Tickets are $5 for students with t CD and $10 for the public. The Con- c = WbskSsBPn^Emph resui CAR! DBS Systems Ernst & Young First Union Cor General Electri* Intergraph Corf JB White/Gayfe John Hancock K-Mart Corpora McBee System National Servici Industries Railroad _ o^co rs w ouccxu Springs Industri State Farm Wallace Compu Orientation to on-can companies. Oriental Library; room 602, 6tt 8:30am-4:00pm or rc Bldg. or you i fC in ASHLE Int School ! himbia chamfc TYT Record* f Z1 Igton Auditorium at 9 p.m. tonight. V/Vi The Cornells self-dei nells will be preforming as a part of 8ka? the 1994 Rolling Stone New Music ^ay Tour. The tour is sponsored by Nike's jn jnfh \CG line and Sony MiniDisc.. The to "Wei [lolling Stone Tour has been an an- Th lual event for the past 10 years. tivan a The evening concert will be pre- JJ). Mi needed by a day of events on the Rus- Harris lell House Patio, including obstacle ophone, :ourses set up by Nike and demon- Joyner itrations by professional athletes. Sony out one Mi i ? ? VimiDWl! Will Ollttr gkWeS prizes, ?Wi >lus the opportunity for students to "W< urn in their old cassettes for a copy Aim f the Rolling Stone Album Guide. has on< 11 V[TH 1 Wifjmjii ij CI VjTl jyers accet lies this wee1 at the i?Oism ( Ca poration z Co. >oration ^ i I'g vpuJU&V Can |ion Lit D a Jg|g for I descrif es at ter I 777-0 ipus interviewing required for a on video available at the Careei 1 floor; William H. Close Busine: )om 34A-113, Swearingen Engi may call the Career Center at 777-7280 )r more information ? Qamecock A! Monday, < illiard violinist t< Y BALL Staff Writer Tmre ernationally-acclaimed violinist and Julliard ^ graduate Catherine Cho will be making her Co- Carolina 1 i debut Tuesday at the Koger Center with USCs Butth ier orchestra, Hie Little Orchestra. trave^r 5 will be performing the Mozart Concerto No. 3 National S ajor in a program that will also include Mozarfs three wee, imento and J. Suk's Serenade. "I l?ve o has already won a number of awards, indud- oounhy h? s coveted Queen Elisabeth of Belgium Prize in "Unfortur nd the Paganini Prize in the 1990 Indianapolis how to saj Competition, along with landing a recording bathroom ? AtH; ?e attending the concert will also have a chance chestra, di y hearing her play on her 1728 Stradivarius vi- "That opportunit tlumbia home to si U.OW Staff Writer called "Ska Gone South May on BOB Records. T al boys The Fiascos took their recorded a song for a sp scribed "own interpretation of record with the Greensb Senseless Beauty Cafe Satur- band Otis Reem for M ?ht, playing songs that range slated for release before fWvm mafol a nnnlr IVUW A1VUA 1UV/KU IAJ [/UilA I VIA ird" A1 Yankovic. For the most part, I ! diverse band, with Drew Sen- Fiascos take a relaxed nd Paul Swanson on guitars, wards their music, prefi isser on trumpet, Tory "Forme" just for the fun of it rath on bass, Mark Curley on sax- ing to a rigorous practi , G. Perez on drum kit and Wes "\ye don't take ourst on keyboard, seems to be with- ously," Harris said, key ingredient - a singer. Not "Yeah, we just have 5 Musser. play," Curley added, s take turns singing," he said. Because of the confl ost two years old now, the band ules a seven-member b i release on a CD compilation ters (everyone except S' TS Xlll III Him |7|V NUI Any nurse wl ^H find one. But ing student wl command of y the Army Nurs a competent pi patients and res e |fc| COCk ^y^oderr Women's Sto got* A sweeping anth 20th century wc 1.6 wrhing Features over fort contributors, ran^ Edith Wharton, 1 4 : Woolf, Willa Cat OD | I; KatherineAnne 1 i Eudora Welty, Mi jtlOfiS McCarthy, Murit and Flannery O \ to Cynthia Ozick Margaret Atwooa Weldon, Amy Tar Eyatt ' t - J Includes a wide n styles, including a w<!, to ^ story- afavtaleCCeSS 10 historical fiction r Center ss Bldg.; , ? neering _J [Ml )ctober 24, 1994 ) make USC < ally looking forward to coming to Columbia," g Michigan native. "I've never been to South t jefore." iat doesn't mean Cho hasn't had her share g ig. She made her American debut with the ? iymphony in Washington, D.C. and has spent j, ks playing in Europe. a d Sweden, and Spain was gorgeous. Every ^ id wonderful food and great people," she said, lately, pretty much the only things I knew r over there were hello, goodbye, where's the and I love you!" 0 Cho played with the Detroit Symphony Or- t rected by Rostro Povich. 1 was one of the most special and wonderful ti ies IVe ever had," she said. IPovich] is such s lllycore, The H i," released in is not in school, is a junior i hey also have just getting everybody togethi lit seven-inch can be a problem. Along t oro, N.C., ska line, the band originally hat ioon Records getting set band members, the end of the more confusion. "We practice whenever v lowever, The it in," Sentivan said, also cit approach to- only play a show about once i jrring to play The band even formed ir er than stick- al manner. They all met at ice schedule, skating rink and "just starte ilves too seri- around on weekends." As might be expected, T fun when we cos take an unorganized a] when coming up with new s< "1 rfincr fl/^Vlorl- urA irtwi tvving wvtivu kAOU^UlUO? TTCJU0l?jaUl) CIJ and encoun- times one of us will come up' wanson, who line, and well take off from th OillMEfit 1 APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED UNT1 STOP BY 345 RUSSELL HOUSE APPLICATION AND FOR INFOI IN THE AIM RSES AREN'T JUST I THEY'RE IN COM no just wants a job can Q/'T?? ") if you're a nurs- in 10 wants to be in resPec our own career, consider \|BAjr benefi ;e Corps. You'll be treated as signini ofessional, given your own Vx weeks iponsibilities commensurate ? mand < ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALLY M ries m ology of m men's m m \ingfrom M Virginia m her, and m ^orter, to m try M '/ Spark, m Zonnor, Ism and mgeof ghost ^HI i? iebut Tuesday i wonderful human beingworking with him is somehing Fll never forget. I learned so much from him." Cho has been playing violin since she was four, and dthough she was the only musician in her family, they were always very supportive of me," she said. Jrvur OA io -A T--11.! 3 iurw ?t, one 10 oi/uujuig uicuiiuci music ai uuiiiarci ind in November will be heading off to play with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, directed by Sixtem Shrling. The performance will be at 7:30 pm. and is the first f two programs scheduled for Hie Little Orchestra his school year. The next concert will be in March. Ickets will be available at the Koger Center before he show for $7 for the public, $5 fa* faculty and $4 for tudents or by phone at 251-2222. ascos and more at USC), ris said. sr at once The band estimates they have 14 he same or 15 songs in their repertoire and 1 trouble stressed they only cover two songs, creating one by Run DMC and and one by Fugazi, in their 10-song set re can fit As for the future, The Fiascos dont ing they have any big goals or huge musical a month, plans. l a casu- "We're broke," Musser simply said. ; a roller "We're all juniors, and we just want d fooling to enjoy these two years." "It's just a nice release from school heFias- ... it's fun," Sentivan said. After watchpproach ing the band play and talking to them, :>ngs. one can only believe that Hie Fiascos tid some- "really don't have a serious side," as with one Perez says, but do have a lot of fun at," Har- playing their own style of music. L OCTOBER 31. 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