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When R.H.M. first got started half
a decade ago. the group undoubtedly
was unaware of the immediate
impact its grass-roots approach to
rock V roll would have on American
music. Chapel Hill's Other Bright
Colors and Boston's Dumptruck,
both of whom played fine sets at
Cat's Cradle Monday night, are part
of a major " trend toward guitar
based, pastoral pop rock that has
sprung up across over America in
R.E.M.'s wake.
"We're pretty heavily influenced
by R.E.M.," OBC drummer and
Timothy Hutton look-alike Joe
Jaworski said before his band's set.
The ringing guitars and country
flavored harmonies of OBC's set
made Jaworski's revelation
unnecessary.
OBC is not an R.E.M. clone,
however. Its arrangements are tigh
ter than those of the Athens' band,
and Brian Butler and James Funsten
engage in some exciting guitar
interplay which R.E.M., with its sole
guitarist, necessarily lacks.
The best parts of the OBC's show
came when the band settled into
straightforward pop songs with
melodic hooks. Such songs were
generally more satisfying than those
in which OBC succumbed to Let's
Active-style quirkiness.
OBC hit its peak with a cover of
Bob Dylan's "Tomorrow Is a Long
Time." OBC's version was worthy of
the Byrds, who were quite possibly
the best Dylan interpreters in rock
V roll history. It rocked like crazy,
drawing on some terrific harmonies
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a lot of issues, we disagree," he said.
"As far as the working relationship, it's
good.
"It's a strange relationship more than
there is any hostility. I think it's all
healthy."
Also sworn in Tuesday night during
the inaugurations ceremonies were: Tim
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Wednesday
3:30 p.m. Information Session on On-Site
Interview, 210 Hanes.
4 p.m. Panel discussion with former
summer interns, 210 Hanes.
7 p.m. Outing Club meeting, Union.
Pre-Law Club, meeting and
practice LSAT, Union.
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7:30 p.m. Sailing Club meeting for all
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and guitar hooks.
Between songs at one point.
Jaworski told an inquisitive fan that
OBC derived its name from an effects
catalogue in which effects pedals
were advertised in blue, green and
other bright colors. Other band
members jokingly disagreed, saying
the catalogue had been one for
washing machines or maybe Cadil
lacs. Whatever the source of OBC's
name, "bright" characterizes well the
band's intelligent, upbeat pop music,
and "color"ful is an apt adjective for
the band's guitar arrangements. Still
developing, OBC could become one
of the area's best pop bands.
Dumptruck followed OBC with a
rock-hard set of droning neo
psychedelia. The Boston combo's
winding guitar leads provided a nice
change of pace from the fast, upbeat
pop of the opening band. After a
set of original songs, Dumptruck
performed a fairly straightforward
reading of the Velvet Underground's
"Pale Blue Eyes" and a fantastic,
uptempo cover of Alex Chilton's
"You Cant Have Me." By the time
Dumptruck returned to the stage for
an encore, it had just hit its stride.
Other Bright Colors will play at
Rhythm Alley Thursday night. For
more information call 929-8 1 72.
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Cobb, Residence Hall Association
President; Mark Pavao, Carolina
Athletic Association President; Brad
Torgan, Graduate and Profession
Federation President, and the new
members of the Campus Governing
Council.
interested in sailing'lessons, 108
Murphy.
Carolina Committee on Central
America, Nicaragua slide show
and business meeting, Y
Lounge.
10 p.m. Anglican Student Fund, Holy
Communion, Chapel of the
Cross.
Items of Interest
All students interested in working on
Homecoming, athletic field space, ticket -distribution
and other athletic projects:
applications for Carolina Athletic Asso
ciation positions are available at the Union
desk. Deadline is Wednesday, Feb. 20. Call
968-8362, ask for Mark.
Ayurvedic Health Care: "Introductory
Course on Prevention." Three evening
seminars, 8-10 p.m., Feb. 19-21. School
of Public Health, Rosenau Lecture Hall.
Course fee $100. Call 967-7633 for details.
Applications for the Campus Friends
coordinator, summer internship at the
International Center are available at the
International Center in the Union. Due
March 18, 1985.
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See: Program Secretary
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1 April 1985
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By MARJORIE MORRIS
Staff Writer
The Chapel Hill Town Council held
a public hearing Monday night on
whether the towns development ordi
nance should allow the Downtown
Chapel Hill Association to place
bulletin boards for public use in the 100
block of Franklin Street.
The association wants to use these
bulletin boards to keep people from
putting miscellaneous posters and
notices on buildings and trash cans. The
development ordinance now prohibits
such signs.
The association wants the informa
tion boards exempt from the town's
permit requirements. Signs that are now
exempt are traffic, directional and real
estate signs.
LeWit
By VIRGINIA SMITH
Staff Writer
The current exhibit at the Ackland
Art Museum, From the Collection of
Sol LeWitt, is an amazingly varied
offering of 71 modern works from
LeWitt's vast archives. LeWitt's collec
tion comprises the works of many artists
and ranges from plywood sculpture to
a cassette recording of bird calls.
The pervading theme in the exhibit
is the relationship between language and
art. Cards accompany each work and
include explanatory quotations from
the artists. This enhancement renders
the exhibit more accessible to viewers.
Language is incorporated physically
into some works: Ian Hamilton Finlay's
"Unnatural Pebbles" is decorated with
words. The writing on these cut and
polished stones includes references to
both historical and current events, and
each stone is accompanied by a short
philosophical background paragraph.
The stones have the strange aura of
unearthed relics that bear relevance to
the modern world.
Gene Berry's "Out of Style" makes
a pointed comment on the desire among
some members of the art world for
extreme novelty in new works. The
canvas bears a written message stating
that Berry will paint more extensively
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Town Manager David Taylor said in
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bulletin boards for public use should
not be allowed if the ordinance revision
would provide alternate places for
posting announcements anyway.
Private businesses might severely
restrict use of its bulletin boards by
using it only for advertising purposes,
he said.
The location for the boards would
be at the intersection of Franklin and
Columbia streets, the 100 block in the
NCNB area, the Post Office and the
West Franklin Street areas.
The council referred the item to the
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when his style is once again considered
chic. Louise Lawler, on the other hand,
responds wholeheartedly to the call for
novelty in art with "Birdcalls."' In a
seven-minute cassette recording, she
calls out the names of modern artists
who are listed in a text accompanying
the cassette.
Language and art are most effectively
combined in LeWitt's pieces of "mail
art." This novel form was developed in
the 1960s as an attempt to usurp
traditional ways of viewing and pur
chasing art. LeWitt received a signif
icant number of works through the mail
from such makeshift artists as Eleanor
Antin.
Antin's "100 Boots" is a group of 51
black-and-white photographs offset on
postcards. This pictoral narrative traces
the journey of 100 black rubber boots'
from the artist's home in California to
the Museum of Modern Art in New
York.
LeWitt himself was a revolutionary
artist as well as a collector. His "Vertical
Lines" is a pencil drawing on a corridor
wall of the museum. Never the same
at any two exhibits, this "drawing" is
really the plans for a drawing. The
design was sent to the Ackland and
interpreted by a draftsman chosen by
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In other action, the council heard
another public hearing on limiting the
number of residences per acre and the
floor area ratio.
Last fall, the council approved a
reduction in the number of dwelling
units allowed per acre. Taylor said in
a memorandum that he thought the
dwelling restrictions per acre were
adequate and comparable to surround
ing communities.
According to Taylor, design is more
critical than density in growth manage
ment because lowering density does not
guarantee desirable development.
Higher density development has its
advantages, he said, including lower
public service costs and greater effi
ciency in designing street improvements
and transit routes.
art, language
LeWitt has collected a large number
of works, only a small potion of which
are on exhibit at the Ackland. The
artists who sent their work to LeWitt
span the globe, and Lewitt had a habit
of keeping everything the good and
the bad he received. As artist Sylvia
Plimack Mangold said of LeWitt, "He
loves art . . . He has no taste at all."
Fortunately for observers of the Ack
land exhibit, LeWitt was interested in
such a tremendously wide range of art
that any time spent viewing his collec
tion is full of surprises.
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in that it combined floor area ratios and
dwellings per acre to regulate density.
Reducing the number of dwellings
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area ratios to limit density, he said.
In the past, density was calculated on
minimum land area per dwelling unit.
Floor area ratios came into use in
1981, and the number of dwellings per
unit were no longer being considered.
Then the council adopted limitations on
the number of dwellings allowed per
acre in 1983 to complement ratios in
each zoning district.
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Referenda What Now?
Student Speakout: Valentine's Day
Sports Entertainment Updates
"This Is It" 10:30 p.m.
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Benetton Sale
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