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BAND: mewithoutYou not Christian rock ► From Pag* 1 or song quality." Not a Christian? Don’t let mewithoutYou’s lyrics scare you. The musical talent is enough to impress any lis tener, despite theological beliefs. In fact, their lyrics often touch on life lessons, valu able to anyone, religious or not. The band’s public rela tions representative, Kate Cafaro, said she believes "their distinctive post-hard core sound, swirled with thickly layered drums, horns, organs and accordions, drives front man Aaron Weiss’s stream-of-conscious ness lyrics and hypnotizing half-sung, half-shouted vocals.” Co-headlining band Sparta also has anew album, THREES, which Rolling Stone praised as "a dark, brawny record with intricate layers." This alternative indie-rock band woos any fan of the twisted 'Bos with early U2-like vocals, and punkish beats Intertwined with a unique sound. Opening band Aloha’s somewhat eerie vocals only add to the greatness of the experimental nature of the set as a whole. This threesome is no coin cidence. Seemingly hand selected for each other, mewithoutYou, Sparta and Aloha bring a set not lacking in diversity. These three individual sounds will bring one amaz ing show. There is nothing better to do on a Monday, and this show will prove to be worth any rocker’s time. DUI: Student relates past violations on Facebook ► From Page 1 afternoon were unsuccessful. In a note on her Facebook profile posted Friday regarding the accident, Madsen wrote this was her sixth arrest and second DUI. “I have since withdrawn from the University and moved back to Atlanta,” she wrote. “I am entering treatment next week and hopefully will make some progress with that.” Some of her Facebook groups included “If my OPA was high as my BAC, I would be an honors student” and “Probation is another word for hard parti er.” m The Toughest Summer Job You’u Ever Love! ruling Hchcr> . n ~,r t i' anoint uilu (vmwi' - 'pr. danct Kw<§ <* tx™ an.! diama fpSWjfe-"** flat and Murt w&mm VSj| ****■ '<•*" llfepiardi wee f hatldla! Skyline seeks female Christian leaders to work as counselors and instructors this summer. Quattflcadoo*: Enthusiastic Christian Love for children Strength in one or more activity areas Love for the outdoors For more information, visit Skyline’s website at wwwxampakylinexoni. or call 1-800-448-9279. MEWITHOUTYOU Who: mewithoutYou playing with Sparta and Aloha When: Doors open at 8 tonight Where: 40 Watt Club Price: sl3 advance Arrested? We can help Experienced Defense Attorneys DUI • MIP/UPA • ALL CRIMES Slider & Gonzalez, LLC 706-353-3303 Take the road to success. Join the team that’s #25 on * W FORTUNE® magazine’s 1 M t “100 Best Companies to Work For”! I Ma a workplace where you really go places! I Ernst & Young jumped up to #25 on FORTUNE'® I ■ magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" I I from #67 last year - ranked higher than any other I [ professional services firm. At Ernst & Young, 4. mf our people are our edge, so we create an |j| [JJJ environment that promotes your growth and success. See for yourself why we've made the list ■ K for the 9th year in a row. This way to a great career! *' V A. 1 ml Vlslt us at ey com/us/careers for more information IL I orvisittheEYpageonfacebook.com. am I ■■■M H towomfor Audit • Tax • Transaction Advisory Services O 2007 Enst & Young ur Benefit to ‘support Lemon family’ By SONIA SHARAN , ssharan@randb.com Some tragedies hit close to home. Recently, The Red St Black reported on the death of Michael Lemon’s mother. Lemon is a redshirt foot ball player and a freshman from Macon. Charlie Arnold, a junior from Macon and the presi dent of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, heard the news and decided to help. ”1 knew him VARIETY in high school. I know what a nice guy he is.” said Arnold. This Tuesday at The Library, Eric Dodd, Lullwater and Mama’s Love are slated to perform and help the cause. The bands have agreed to play free of charge, and all donations collected will be going to the fbnd. Eyal Reisin, owner of The Library, has agreed to donate 5 percent of the t.Tferno s GREEK P M J FORMAL WEAR SPECIAL i | ! Complete Tuxedo Rental 39 j li . \ 1066 Baxter St. • 706-354-8072 L \j I 10-6:30 • VI 9iO f> The Red a Black | Monday, March 5, 2007 BENEFIT FOR MICHAEL LEMON Who: Eric Dodd, LulMkter and Mama's Love When: 9:30 p.m. Tuesday Where: The Library Price: $5 minimum donation bar tab that night to the fund. Taylor Knox, a member of Mama's Love and fraternity =!1 Ernst nYoung Quality In Everything We Do brother of Arnold’s, believes that this is an important benefit. “I’m down with the cause. We want to support his family,” said Knox. Arnold feels that this benefit Is greatly needed for the Lemon family. “His little brother is 15. They don’t have any other family,” said Arnold. “Hopefully we’ll get a few thousand dollars raised. If It’s successful, we’ll do It again." 5
