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It Happened Here. It's No Joke -Really It Happened Here. It's No Joke -really. page 23 DO YOU NEED CASH? All of us here at National Diamond will help you earn that extra cash ANNOUNCEMENTS you need to get thru those exciting, but expensive weekends. DELTA SIGMA PI- The only professional fraternity on campus. If you Reasons wh~· ~· nu should work at Nat i o 11 a I D i am o 11 d: are a business major and interested in joining us, come meet with us. · Friendly Work1ng Atmosphere Jan. 12- 7:00p.m. in Fleming Hall420 · Young Co-Workers · No Weekends Jan. 17- 7:00p.m. in Fleming Hall114 · Professional Environment · Non-Smok1ng Atmosphere Jan. 19- 7:00p.m. in Fleming Hall420 · Short Work Hours (25/week) · lmmed1ate Open1ngs Available Jan. 22- Noon in the FAU Pits (Barbecue) · Less than 5 Miles Form Campus · Big Pay ($10 I Hr) Or stop by our table in Fleming Hall from Jan. 9 to Jan. 20. For more information, call Jonathan at 734-9383 or Jessica at 483-2887. 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Next Issue January 25. :c------------------------.....1~--------------- FAUFree Press· January 18,1995 fill It's No Joke DAVE CHAPELLE -TAKES PROGRAM ·eoARDSHOW ON THE ROAD _page-16 ~om in~ A~art at t~e ~eams1 Has the University been Shortchanged? page 12 It's No Joke SHiT! not -the eye a~air~ ! ~ve.. Last week's spontaneous burst of social 8ot ~ ~e.e.t'~ '" activity spurred by comedian Dave ~f\ Mtnu'te.S!! f Chapelle was unprecedented in recent years ~ at FAU. It was good to see students breftking out of the traditional hum-drum to do something new and exciting, and particularly something worth remembering. Many students usually just go out and get wasted and forget most of what they do. However, Chapelle dishonored himself by relying on prejudice and intolerance to fuel his humor. "Chapelle owned the room with his biting jokes on homosexuals, various ethnic groups .. ./'wrote a Free Press staff writer covering the story of the week. Mainstream comedy has been known to prey on the weaknesses and fears of society, and according to FAU professor of philosophy Simon Glynn, if you examine the common jokes in a social system you can determine its weak points fairly quickly. FUTURE STRESS MUTATIONS @t"'lv.AAvPot'-•A It is ironic that Chapelle, an African-American, chose to perpetuate the ignorant notions of intolerance and bigotry less than one week before the national holiday honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., a man What•s Up With That? who died in the struggle to educate humanity to eradicate intolerance and bigotry. It is not surprising that pop culture surfers like contem­ by Moris Stem porary comedians would take ad vantage of these weak links for their What is this Nobel prize all about? own personal profit at the expense of society at large; but please, let It' saseries of annual awards provided by a fund of$9.2 million in the will of AJfred Nobel us attempt to be educated in a university environment. (1833-1896),Swedish inventorofdynamiteand otherexplosives, and byagiftfrom Central Free Press Entertainment EditmKenan Sumen, put it plainly last Bank of Sweden. There are six classifications to reward people who have made outstand­ ing contributions for the benefit of mankind in: 1) physiology or medicine; 2) physics; 3) week when he said that life is sufficiently ironic and provides more literature; 4) chemistry; 5) peace; and 6) economics. than enough to laugh at without reinforcing prejudicial stereotypes Candidates for a prize must be recorrunended in writing by a duly qualified authority. that only serve to retard our growth as an educated society. The awards usually are presented in Stockholm, with the king of Sweden officiating, Fortunately, there are many Floridians who support tolerance and annually on December 10, the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death. Each prize includes a understanding. This month, voters in West Palm Beach chose to retain gold medal, a diploma and a gift of money. the words "sexual orientation" within a civil rights bill which pro­ We often say that this or that is surreal. But what does surreal REALLY mean? vided local legal employment protection from discrimination. The Surrealism is a movement in visual art and literature that flourished in Europe between inclusion of sexual orientation in the bill was met with massive World Wars I and ll. The movement represented a reaction against what its members saw resistance, principally from the intolerant Christian Coalition. as the destruction wrought by the "rationalism" that had guided European culture and It is interesting to note that Chapelle did make joking reference to politics in the past and had culminated in the horrors of World War I. According to the the racial tensions and the potential for widespread violence. They major spokesman of the movement, the poet and critic Andre Breton, surrealism was a means of reuniting conscious and W1COnscious realms of experience so completely that the say that there's at least a little truth in every joke. Chapelle may just world of dream and fantasy would be joined to the everyday rational world in an"absolute be communicating in the best way he knows. reality," a surreality. · The next time you hear a joke, before you laugh, ask why. Maybe In poetry, surrealism manifested itself in a juxtaposition of words that was startling you'll learn something about yourself. because it was detennined not by logical but by psychological - that is, unconscious - thought processes. In painting, practice of surrealist art strongly emphasized method­ ~ ·ss3Hd 33H.:I 3Hl. NIOr =3D"SS311\1l"NIII\IIl811\1nS ~ ological research and experimentation, stressing the work of art as a means of prompting personal psychic revelation and investigation Max Ernst, for example, rubbed with Editor-in-Chief ................... Ross A. Levy graphite over wood or other engrained substances and scraped canvas to produce partial images, which were to be completed in the mind of a viewer. Production Manager ....... Bruce Strickrott Ad Production Manager ..... Luis Miranda Why is cooking in a pot faster with the lid on? The Florida Atlantic Free Press is published weekly. Efficient cooking is done at the boiling point of the water, 100 degrees Celsius. The Funding is provided by the Student Body of FAU, Ad SalesManager ............... David Lerer temperature of the water cannot rise any higher under normal atmospheric pressure, under the auspices of Student Government. The Systems Manager .......... Matt Steinhoff unless additional pressure is created. Ina pressure cooker, theconfinedsteam increases the opinions of the writers are their own and do not pressure on the surface of the liquid, thereby raising the boiling point of the water from 100 necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Student Entertainment Editor ......... Kenan Sumen to 110 degrees Celsius or more. This reduces the time required for cooking food. Body, Student Government or the Administration of Florida Atlantic University. The FAU Free Press is News Editor .................. Jennifer Bernstein If you have any ideas that beg the question. What's up with that? drop them off at the Free Press in the provided free of charge to members of the FAU Asst. News Editor .... Robert Thompson UC, room 229. The answers will be researched and printed in future issues. Submit questions along with c~mmunity -limit one per person. The FAU Free Press your name, year at FAU and your major. reserves the right to charge $1.00 per copy above the Sports Editor ....... 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