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[email protected]. dailygamecock.com The University of South Carolina Tuesday, September 19, 2006 Vol. 100, No. 27 ● Since 1908 USC LIMITS PERFORMER bbreakinreakin CONTRACTS Carolina Productions won’t book acts requiring excessive amenities it down Mai Nguyen THE DAILY GAMECOCK Twent y cases of K abba la h water and bowls fi lled with brown M&Ms. Local break dancers What do performers really bring “real hip-hop” ask for when they are booked at university campuses? to USC campus According to Carolina Productions, which sponsors many of the performances Catherine Martin around campus, USC has never THE DAILY GAMECOCK experienced an extravagant case, but at times a performer has asked for too much in their contract. Students might soon see break If CP feels the performer is asking dancers on campus who are for something unreasonable, they seeking to spread what they call simply do not book them. the “real hip-hop.” According to contracts, some Lavell Marshall, also known as stars coming this semester, such “Shaolin,” and Tim Nunnally, also as Bob Saget and Pete Rose, have known as “Timz Nice,” are part of requested basic security and private Mixed Motionz, a break dancing dressing rooms.