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4 WHAT'SUP Guide to Arts & Enterta CONCERTS ing, The Koger Center presents "Secret elry Garden" Nov. 1-2. Tickets are $22 run or $18 for adults and $15 for students. Col "Ric The Newport Jazz Festival on Tour Pnr will perform jazz from three great j^js eras, New Orleans, Swing and Be- sun hop Nov. 4 at the Koger Center. ajjS| Tickets are $12 for adults and $9 for frQe students. Soi Township Auditorium presents "My Fair Lady" at 8 p.m.on Nov. 5. Tickets are $10.75 for students. paf1 Mirror Garden will perform at An- ^'s 1 nie's at 10:30 p.m. on Nov. 8. Admission is $5. , Lai The USC University Chorus will present concerts at Northeast Presby- m'd terian Church, 601 Polo Rd., Nov. Cer 13 at 7:30 p.m. and at Shandon s*?1 Methodist Church, 3407 Devine St., will on Nov. 16 at 6:15. den ketfc HALLOWEEN The Columbia Council Telephone OPI Pioneers are holding their annual Opt haunted house, The House on Hor- na F ror Hill," located on U.S. 1 just out- Aen side Lexington. The haunted house ry P will be open today from 7-10 p.m. p.m Admission is $5, and proceeds will on f benefit Camp Discovery, Children's and Garden and other charitable organi- cjtjz zations. 254 The Columbia Jaycees present THE The Haunting at Rolling K Farms." Hayrides begin at 6:30 Oct. 21 -31. -gg, Admission is $7.50. For more information call 755-9048. _ _ p.m and Adventure Carolina Halloween Canoe Trip 6 p.m. today. For more infomation call 796-4505. Z/? The MOVIES Star International Programs for Students presents "Raise the Red Lantern" at J 01 nw p.m., Nov. t> in ine oeiK Auditorium. unt"' $12. MUSEUMS /GALLERIES McKissick Museum WO The USC art department faculty Inn. show opens Nov. 6. The exhibit will baile feature about 40 recent works in a is th variety of media, including paintings, the I drawings, mixed media, printmak- Spe Student Government brought the Jamee T to the Russell House Ballroom last night t "When I received word of the theme foi Tatum. "That Is what Jazz music Is all at IUIO" Open W NOW OPEI Richland Fas 782-75/ Celebrate the Gran* the new Arthur Treach< restaurant in your ni Featuring Original Engl Fish & Chips, plus Ch Soups, Sandwiche nmm m m with coupon wm SP Original Fish !, Ml & Chips $2.99 J3 p | Includes 2 pieces of pure Icelandic Cod | I dipped in our secret recipe batter, a hearty portion of our famous Chips, ? and 2 crispy Hushpuppies. EXPIRES: 12/31/94 U! ArthufTctadxers Not The Gam inment photography, watercolors, jewand sculpture. The exhibit will through Feb. 12,1995. umbia Museum of Art :hard Estes: The Complete n its" is running through Dec. 11. |j > is the first traveling exhibition /eying the print work of photo-re- MICH t Richard Estes. Admission is ? Violl ft 5 ith Carolina State Museum eontologist Dr. John R. Homer, , . model for the hero of Jurassic jj ? k, will speak and sign copies of 9? 01 books on Sat., Nov. 12. ^ CAMPUS home e Night at the Blatt- "Back to f:ors( Shack" will be from 8 p.m. to . e .a night Nov. 7 at the Blatt P.E. icatia iter. There will be free food, mu- T and door prizes, "Caddyshack" Mrs. be shown in the pool, and stu- footbs ts can compete in 3-on-3 bas- tems 1 >all and whiffle ball tournaments. with t ERA 11/j jra at USC and the South Caroli- * * Philharmonic bring "Dido and T\ leas," the English opera by Hen- I /I urcell, to Drayton Hall at 7:30 . on Nov. 4 and 5, and 3 p.m. tov. 6. Tickets are $15 and $10, J.T. W seats for students and senior Th ens are $5. For reservations call says ti -PHIL. of acqi rando IATER John( ipin Community Theatre Degre* / It Ain't So, Pharaoh!" will open les thi 13. All performances are at 8 play, c . and are Oct. 27-29, Nov. 3-5 Jim P Nov. 10-12. shopl Pa yton Hail il Pint atre USC will present "Eastern insinv Tdard" Nov.17-21. lives o Ouisa feshop Theater profes! Degrees of Separation" runs man, 1 Nov. 5. Tickets are $8, $10 and neyP childn RKSHOPS ble^ a Kolpakova will lead a classical jng pr ?t workshop on Nov. 18-20. This conscii e first of a guest artist series by dience JSC Department of Theatre, bea(j ? ech and Dance. theaJ tween Th j scene | while LUPE EYDE The Gamea>ck | turn Trio Plus of Detroit, Mich., is part of USC's Diversity week. 1 r the week I was elated," said out," he said. irinH i fag*! NIN 00 II hion Mall d Opening of || 3T's Fish & Chips sighborhood! Tk^m || ish Style Recipe M licken, Shrimp, H s and more^^ |$ si % :?:5v.v. \ s 8c?ck CARQtlJN^ Rubbing i tudents perform divi AELFAIRWEU. Staff Writer Dr. and Mrs. Pi lagine being able to attend a foot- football game w ame with President John Palms 80 1 is wife Norma. "That's the 1 lis idea sounds kind of far-fetched, mgthe game ^ r 13 students who work in the Of- because you get 'the President as student interns, get a good sea reality. game," said sti le student interns work in the Os- McNeil, s Administration Building on the The studen jshoe. The intern job may sound the Lyles Glenr lot of fun, but the job requires ded- Intern Progran n and responsibility. dent assistant, he student interns escort Dr. and "The studer Palms to all home and one away riety of tasks," I ill game. Three or four student in- interns don't pr sign up to attend the football game the interns als< he Palms. The interns make sure paper, which i orkshop Theatre's agrees' in the right < AGENHE1M Staff Writer lere's some theory out there that le right six people can form a chain laintance linking together any two SIX Ca< mly selected people in the world. SC|] jruare's Tony-nominated play, "Sue where Works as of Separation," humorously tack- Th s theoiy. A local production of the lirected by USC theater professor how muc*1 $' atterson, is staged at the Work- $10,$ [heater on Bull Street. mmmmmmmmm ul, played by Carolina student Ak :kney, is a young black man who short 8aMe ^ lates himself effortlessly in the : v swinging 1aih1111 f wealthy New Yorkers Flan and of audience Kittredge, played by Journalism where we couldr 3or Jerry Jewler and Jean Caugh- followed. The s< yy pretending to be the son of Sid- compensate for oitier and a schoolmate of their Pinckney, Je sn. wonderful and d) vler appears to have had no trou- ing the play mi justing from the role of advertis- ^lled pace. The ] ofessor to materialistic, money- ^ a half, with dus New York art dealer. The au- A must-see i is drawn into Flan's and Ouisa s cial pressure to is they constantly talk directly to eiy0y seeing the idience to enable transition be- satirized or wou scenes and situations. fer 0f a part in tl e biggest shocker of the play is a The play ra where Ouisa walks in on Paul the Workshop T he is having sex with his lover. A 5551 for ticket i GOT ABA .jAfi Carolina! aaclli w??i -w w?^ ^ Ve will review a demo ilreporter to the show, nformation to: Features Ed. Box 85131 jrcall 777-3913: and a; Lupe or Allison Warm Up W\ 306 Pavilion Ave. a< Point* * *** Wet sink bSr^^bSancT?cte^Drug?) AcroJfron * 794 We need your help A *f -X uarouna uuirea We're making a special effort to cepted freshmen for the fall of 199 them personally to Carolina. How about lending us a hand? W to telephone accepted freshmen dayf November 2, from 5:30 un We'll have snacks for you and we free long-distance telephone call one of your choice! You can't pa Interested? Call the Office of A 777-0076 and we'll give you the c forget. We've reserved a phone Freshman Outreach. Monday, October 31,1994 ilbows wii erse tasks as interns i alms get to and from the In The Student Times, th ith no problem. .They al- get news articles that pertai president. thing involving USC or any i big advantage of attend- lege or university, out of nev ith Dr. and Mrs. Palms The interns gather the article to sit with them and you the noteworthy articles in th t to watch the football paper. It is delivered to admir ident intern Jacqueline In addition to producing t newspaper, the interns also 1: t interns are headed by own office where they answf 1, director of the Student and rewrite the speeches Dr. I a, and Rick Morris, stu- given. "It is very important that it interns perform a va- keep everything that they h dorris said. "The student rewriting. Dr. Palms' speeche imarily run errands, but fidential because there is a o produce a daily news- portant information in the s s The Student Times." Morris said. Six ~ direction shop Theatre gh Nov. 5 B for students >12 general public weenPaul, his lover and i J ood left me and the rest in hysterics, to the point Carrot Top crashed Coli l't hear the dialogue that m r': ementa Carrot Ic wler and Caughman are FT10 an excellent job of keep- 111 I illll oving at a fast, action- -lAA MJJ play lasts about an hour JIMMY DeBUTTS Stall Writer 1 no intermission. for all who have felt so- The Carrot Top 'Jun fabricate identities, who Trunk' tour stopped in C world of monied culture Saturday night at the Torn Id be tempted by the of- ditonum and left the crow< lie film version of "Cats." ^or *?ore- . . as through Nov. 5. Call . ?F?f ToP' ? m 1 heater box office at 799- edy. displayed his tdents nformation. P*th? of "J* hold objects. His comedy ] for a college crowd. One of his props was a 1 L. Hi unlVi r? awaoa at> -i f fviar-r "lMi a uuoo un 11 IUI wiuoc a little too intoxicated ani ^ B^lip God to get through the ni other was a hat that had a >n know. attached to it, so that the 1 II could get their mail. OV fend Carrot Top also did soi Cnwif classic material: the pizza > ?|enu bit, the dog attached to * and his Wendy imitation. In his pizza delivery dresses as a Domino's piz ery driver, and as the rej shows up, Carrot Top ant _ _ him. This bit had the crow 5K for In probably his most fa |P:: he put up his bright red ha like the girl on the Wendy rant sign. He also compa] TMM ith A Tan . . Mononuc 1 Strep * Herpes I c tenuis Chlamyd -9'06 CMV mrnrnmmmmm (Cytomega , ...jxl, Fifth's Disc ) Wltn | . Mumps ch! 1 I Moa les , ? Chicken reach all ac- m 15 to welcome | Call Sei 1! possit e're planning M minilTiurT on Wednes-1| Time itil 7:30 PM. ^ Don't ;'ll give you a || L to the loved M ss this up! Uiiiiaoiuiio eiL letails. Don't || 5 for you for ll ^m^m^ th Palms n President's office ie interns The students are hired at the bein to any- ginning of each semester by Glenn and other col- Morris. The application process is very yspapers. intense The students are hired on the eir news- cr^eria ?f their leadership and people listrators ski^8- They usually work between 15 heir daily and 25 hours a week. Interns are also lave their granted the opportunity to gain extra ;r phones hours by working special events. 3alms has The student interns who work in the Presidents Office are: Allison Aiken, stu ents Aghlie Bagwell, Michael Fairwell, Kelslare con- ^ Hunter, Reaves King, Ken Mathis, lot of im- Jacqueline McNeil, Alberta Qxner, Katheroeeches," ine Runyan, Jackie Smith, Gina Titus, Rebecca Walters and Teresa Wilson. .. ; \ i I I I CfittlWt EnttrtaiiMMt umbla's Township Thoatro Saturday night. )p brings'Junk ik' to Townsbip self to a destitute Reba McEntire. ik in the The squirrely red-headed one '? la reallv had the crowd donhlinor over israp Au- ' ? i begging when he recounted what he gave last year's trick- or-treaters. Carprop com- rot Top said he did not give the usufor show- ai candy for the little ones who le house- stopped by, but instead he passed 18 Pe e off garden hose, a shovel and wheelxrilet seat barrel, all from his neighbors' yard. i Wra M When he ran out of his neighight An- bors' stuff) he started giving out hits i mailbox the wacky weed. To relate his Homeless act in print does not do him justice. To really appreciate his comedy, me of hi s y0U mUst see him in person, delivery i frisbee To end his performance, Carrot Top gave his rendition of several skit, he popular music artists. He lip synched l\ driver mu?c by Aerosmith, Willie Nelson, agonizes Rowing Stones, Michael Jackd rolling. 80n anc* Madonna. irtolook ^ th?1* idiosyncracies down s restau- perfectly and closed his show off on red him- a high note and left with a standing ovation. I WE OR ACQUIRE: :\eos\s s OD lovirus) 3QSe _ , ,j I JClVIVlglUtD pox rologicals as soon as >le. 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