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TOt (BamEEocfc THIS WEEK'S TOPS y 30 3 For the week of August 4th 1. Vic Chestnutt — Merri ment 2. Sasha/Digweed — Commu nicate 3. Future Bible Hereos — I’m Lonely 4. Jurassic Five — Quality , Control 5. Belle and Sebastain — Fold Your Hands... 6. Richard Ashcroft — Alone with Everybody 7. Arab Strap — Madness For Sadness 8. Appliance — Six Modular Pieces 9. Paul Van Dyk — ut There and Back 10. Dandy Warhols — 13 Tales from Suburbian Bohemia 11. Trans Am — You Can Al ways Get What You Want 12. Modest Mouse — The MOon and Antarctica 13. Royal Trux — Pound For Pound 14. Randy Greif — Alice in Wonderland 15. V/A — Powderpuff Girls Soundtrack 16. Super Furry Animals — MWNG 17. V/A — Ken Burns ’ Jazz 18. Laika — Good LOOKING BLUES 19. Organized Kryme — Vibe 20. Isotope217 — Who Stole the Walkman? 21. Peter Bruntnell — Normal For Bridgewater 22. King Busicuit — No Style 23. Da Lata — Songs From the Tin 24. John Lurie — Fishing With John Soundtrack 25. Ultimate Fakebook — This Will Be Laughing Week 26. Cali Agents — How the West was Won 27. V/A — Best of Broadside ‘62- ’88 28. DJ Cam — Loa Project 29. 764-Hero — Weekend of Sound 30. Einsturzende Neubauten — Silence is Sexy Get a higher score. Then change the world. Setting your sights high? Before you make your mark, you’ll need to ace your tests. No one can prepare you better than Kaplan. With 60 years of proven success getting students into the schools of their choice, we’re the #1 name in test prep. 1 -800-KAP-TEST kaptest.com "Test names are registered trademarks of their respective owners. Work Study Students Need a Job? Earn while you learn! New work-study positions at the Columbia Area Mental Health Center offer an opportunity to gain valuable work experience. We're looking for bright, enthusiastic students who may be considering a career as a mental health professional—or those who just want a rewarding work experience! Positions available year-round. You must establish eligibility for work-study through the USC Office of Student Financial Aid to qualify for work-study employment. Clinical Assistant Great hands-on experience for the psychology or social work major. Positions available in various areas of Columbia and Winnsboro. S7.50-S8.00/hr. Office Assistant Basic office skills needed such as filing, photocopying, answering phone. Positions available in Columbia (one in Winnsboroj. S6.50-S7.00/hr. Tell us about yourself Fax or e-mail your resume to us. including title of position which interests you. any past work experience or skills, your major and year. Be sure to include your social security number. Fax 803-896-4935 or E-mail KHS13@gw.state.sc.us Theatre South Carolina 2000-2001 Season Theatre Twelfth Night Shakespeare’s Lyrical Comedy The zaniest comedy and most lyrical romance - who but Shakespeare could so thoroughly mix them to gether? Twin brother and sister separated in a ship wreck; a narrow-minded servant ripe to be fooled by two drunken lords; mistaken identities, wooing and sighing, dueling and spying... and a happy end ing, of course! Drayton Hall September 29 - October 8, 2000 Look Homeward, Angel A classic Southern family life Compassionate, funny and beautiful, the story of the Gant family has enthralled theateigoers all over Amer ica for nearly 50 years. Thomas Wolfe’s beloved novel of coming of age in Asheville, N.C., - youth yearning to be free of the bonds of family and convention - was adapted for the stage by Ketti Frings. Here’s a Southern masterpiece, the winner of a Pulitzer Prize for drama and a re vival fit for the centennial year of Wolfe’s birth. Drayton Hall November 10-19, 2000 Ghetto Art triumphs over all Song, dance, puppets and satire. In a theatre. In a Jewish ghetto in Nazi-occupied Poland. People meet ing atrocity with all their vigor, with lust and anger, courage and hope, artistry and daring. Written by the Israeli playwright Joshua Sobol, Ghet to was inspired by the historical theatre, which op erated in Vilna’s Jewish ghetto from 1941 until 1943. Longstreet Theatre February 16-25, 2001 The Boys Next Door They’re finding their way A poignant and comic play about four mentally chal lenged men in an urban group home and their de voted social worker, whose decision to move on will change the lives of “the boys.” Longstreet Theatre March 23-April 1,2001 The Darker Side of the Earth A new tragedy set in the Old South Rita Dove places Sophocles’ tragedy King Oedipus in the antebellum American South. Combining a Greek chorus with African rhythms, the story un folds inexorably - of a man who kills his father, loves his mother, and leaves his political and personal tragedy to fate. Drayton Hall April 20-29, 2001 :■ ■ Phnnefmra^6fflil I |F yra^flB Yff |j ^H Vl jmTTI