DOCSLIB.ORG

TAMANAWAS 1989 P159-180 Published by the Associated Students of the College of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
TAMANAWAS 1989 P159-180 Published by the Associated Students of the College of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington TAMANAWAS 1989 P159-180 Published by the Associated Students of the College of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington I I -r A s* t m * t V v r f % oP* > w' f" r iR O'5« / / v > ) v. a V 3&k*° A V : 3 \ v A 0R M r" * v >A r \ \ i <7 / 8 o 7/ A ~v * / im V. t o£> f " y % % $ / $ WSf l % 0 7 3 * v W * V lON ’ S -r SL / v / 3‘ 0 v\eAOP \S»Art 159 (L-R) Mark Brennan, Amy Olts (Secretary), Laura John, Kerri Simons (Vice President of Finance), Christina Kressner, John Mayers, Carole ( ), Shannon ( Vice Jt Carroll President Chisom President of Marketing), Erik Langland ( Acting Vice President of Operations) . & </ U3 sf ' # Hoon Ha y* 4 .J j ' SUCt .' X » jm IT! / Ml . t B v Sean Roberts CEI T ncorporated in Dela- ness experience. So CEI is an actual 1 ware in1984, Collegi¬ far this year, we have working corporation, ate Entrepreneurs, Inc., worked on the tradi¬ rather than a business " " . has been the cor¬ tional Green and Gold club . As such, the * nerstone of business Pages (a local guide to experience we gather experience and knowl¬ UPS area merchants), is real and the knowl ¬ edge for a small group as well as the UPS/PLU edge workable. It pro¬ of studentshereat UPS. "Indulge'' Diner's vides a fertile breeding This dynamic group Card, The Turkey Trot ground for entrepre ¬ undertakes many di¬ SeaTac Shuttle, the Fi¬ neurial ideas and per¬ (L-R) Professor Frank Hruza (Advisor), Darcy Nelson, Miranda versified projects each nal Exams Survival Kit sonal leadership and Frost, Kapela, Dana Bemd Wilmer. year to make money, and quite a number of development Not Pictured: Jason Carl, Marc Johnson. ® have fun, and gain new and exciting un- — Carole D. Carroll valuable hand-on busi- dertakings. Presideni Pre-Law Society Front row: Erica Metzger, Mic¬ hele Thomley. 2nd row: Tan¬ ya Ostrogorsky, Advisor Ka¬ Fp he Pre-Law Society explores law as it applies ren Finney, Debbie Nobbe, . r 1 was designed to pre¬ to everyday life and also Theresa Diekhans. 3rd row: pare students not only for the moral questions that Julie Eaton, Jennifer Mollan- the Law School Admis¬ law involves. It is open to dor, Kathy Ficker, Joyce Sul¬ sion Test, but also for the any undergraduate stu¬ livan. 4th row: Margie Perk¬ experiences they may en¬ dent with an interest in ins, Martina Walters, Michele counter as they finish legal systems or law DeOcampo, Karen Peccia. 5th row: , their undergraduate school Rachel Iwamoto ® Vicki Fishfader, years in expectation Michelle of Darcy Nelson Ganje, Julie Tichenor. 6th Law School The Society — . row: Miranda Frost, Sandra Green, Karen Linker. Top row: Eric Sams, Troy Ander¬ son, Rodel Broas, David Dol- SPURS owitz. \\T e re at your service! SPURS service tradition. VV SPURS, the sopho¬ The annual Christmas campus elections, and more service organiza ¬ banquet and frequent happily perform many f tion,is a group that bene¬ holiday visits to the Chil¬ other duties around cam¬ fits both the University dren's hospital are also pus. SPURS is service and the community. Re¬ parts of the SPURS ser¬ with a smiled member that birthday vice regime. SPURS is Michelle Ganje cake your parents sent also proud to usher at — you? That was part of the arts events, man tables at Kathy Hedge: 160 I Front row: Sherin Brown, Jennifer Wexler, Sandrine Le- Hoang, Maura Goddard. 2nd row: Ericka Kraemer, Shawn u Cole. 3rd row: Danielle Katcher, Kathy Kruse, Wendy Lincoln, Liz Benazra, Amy Johnson. Top row: Carolyn Keatts, Stacey Ames, Brenda Hanning. Dance Team V TT P S w i n g D a n c e tive of the many facets U T e a m , f o r m e d of the University com¬ through the efforts of munity, UPSwing in ¬ nineteen hard working volves members from women, had their pre¬ each class, social affil ¬ mier performance dur¬ iation and varying in¬ ing the half-time of the terest groups. In the ¬ Amy Huntley UPS vs. Australian Bas- upcoming years, UP k e t b a l l E x h i b i t i o n Swing hopes to be game on November highly visible and con¬ 15, 1988. These ladies tinue to support the Campus Films began working in early athletic teams and September in prepara¬ boost student spirit by ampus Films had to Dinner", the Disney, Glory", "Mary Pop- tion for the upcoming providing fun and ener- ", " at v r a blockbuster year a n i m a t e d f a v o r i t e pins Breakfast season, which would g e t i c h a l f - t i m e - " " " ' ", " in 1988-89. Under the Bambi , Harold & Tiffany s The Best perfor¬ shows " " " consist of five 0 direction of rookie Maude , The Gods Years of Our Lives ¬ " mances. Representa — Sherin Brown Heidi Holzhauer, the M u s t B e C r a z y ", and The Ballad of " Chairperson, the dedi¬ "Psycho" and two Jim¬ Harayama . cated committee of my Stewart films "It's a The spring also in¬ twenty-five hard work¬ Wonderful Life" and cluded the exciting ers and creative tal ¬ "Rear Window". event "Foolish Plea¬ ents of Shelley Saran- Along with these big sures''. On the eve of OP to, advertiser, the or¬ titles came larger audi¬ April 1st, students ganization caught the ences of 400 to 600 gathered to see the Pa¬ attention and respect people per weekend, rade of Stars followed of the campus. and even more excit¬ by the student-made The schedule con¬ ing — a profit! The films. All were creative sisted of blockbuster gamble to get the big and classics of their new films, classic, and titles obviously paid own genre. The event c u l t f i l m s s u c h off, as the numbers was successful and a s i ' B I G ", "A Fish showed for the first generated a sense of C a l l e d W a n d a " , time in years that Cam¬ community through "Hannah & Her Sis¬ pus Films can make a the creation of our own > a ters", '' Broadcast profit. little Hollywood right Hews", ''Planes, Trains As for Honors Films, here in Tacoma. 8f Automobiles " , every Thursday night Hext year should " M o o n s t r u c k " , in spring. Me 003 was also prove successful "D.O.A.", and two pop¬ filled with anxious and continue on an up¬ ular surprise films that viewers who got to see ward swing. All of us on cannot be identified at free films that dealt the committee hope to this time. The classic with the theme of see all of you "at the and cult films included Coming of age. The ti¬ movies " 'Guess Who's Coming tles included "Hope & — Heidi Holzhauer A Front row: Brandon Star, Julie Taylor, Alazel Acheson . Frances Taytroe. 2nd row: Suzanne Smith, Karen Baruck. (Chairperson ) , Shirley Crow, Shelley ! I Heidi Holzhauer I Saranto. Top row: Teri Pollack, Michelle Reece-Hartley Becky Wilder, Kristen Serrato, Carole Carroll . Hot pictured: Marty Butler, Karen Brown, Greg Craven, Tom Economou . Sandy Fletcher, Ann Keefer, Tony Keskula, Scott Horton , Tim Olsen . Lisa Ramirez, Pam Speas. r. NP T. & u At E * n £ ra 161 Front row: Maire Sullivan, Renee Ackermann, Am Stephenson, Lorelee Parker, Lea Anne Bantsari, Rebecc; Stansbury, Anne Bricker, Kip Stevenson, Barry Antor (Advisor). Top row: Tim Hinthorn, Michelle Morrison, Carole Carroll, Ruthann Austinhirst, Amy Seemann, Robert Hill , .. Jason Carl, Chris Petersen, Qreg Anderson. < > - IS\ / Hoon Ha RHA Mortar Board cme to sunny . fects the hall resi- 7* Mortar Board isa cap speaker for AIDS Aware¬ three. Members per ¬ RHA!!!Yes, RHA dents, such as aca- worn during gradua ¬ ness Day, and ran a van formed a service projecl the Residence Hall As— - demic and social pro- tion ceremonies. It's the shuttle to Sea-Tac at on Valentine's Day, spon¬ sociation can meet grams, philanthropy symbol of Mortar Board, Christmas. Some also sored a public policy — ¬ , , ¬ ¬ all the wishes and de projects sports and the national senior hon went to a conference at open forum, and pre sires you may have any concerns the resi¬ orary service organiza ¬ the University of Wash ¬ sented awards for out while living in the Uni¬ dents might have aris¬ tion. The University of ington and a joint dinner standing students and versity's residence hall ing from life in the hall. Puget Sound's Otlah with UW actives and Seat¬ faculty. Other activities system. Your enter¬ But RHA doesn't con ¬ chapter was busy this tle area alumni. included a surprise raffle tainment directorsdur¬ fine itself to dealing year with service projects The focus of the spring and the beginnings oi ing your stay in the res¬ just on the individual and social activities. was Mortar Board Week, new membership selec idence hall are the en- hall level. RHA also In the fall. Mortar February 12-18. Because tion. In mid-April the ergetic, enthusiastic acts on a system-wide Board members sat at a the group's three pur¬ group turned over the re members of your RHA and a campus level. table for Literacy Aware¬ poses are service, schol ¬ ins to the class of '90® ' hall government. They We ve done things ness Week, sponsored a arship, and leadership, — Amy Stephensor can lend an under¬ such as an all-campus pizza lunch with guest the week honored all standing ear to any Beach Party at the end concern you may of summer, and an have, because they are Around-the-World tour just like you a con ¬ of the different conti¬ cerned resident— of the nents (halls) to kick off -s hall.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Oldiemarkt Oktober 2005
    2 S c h a l l p l a t t e n b Ö r s e n O l d i e M a r k t 1 0 / 0 5 SchallplattenbÖrsen sind seit einigen Jahren fester Bestandteil ZubehÖr an. Rund 250 BÖrsen finden pro Jahr allein in der der europÄischen Musikszene. Steigende Besucherzahlen zei- Bundesrepublik statt. Oldie-Markt verÖffentlicht als einzige gen, da¿ sie lÄngst nicht mehr nur Tummelplatz fÜr Insider sind. deutsche Zeit-schrift monatlich den aktuellen BÖrsen-kalender. Neben teuren RaritÄten bieten die HÄndler gÜnstige Second- Folgende Termine wurden von den Veranstaltern bekannt- Hand-Platten, Fachzeitschriften, BÜcher Lexika, Poster und gegeben: D a t u m S t a d t / L a n d V e r a n s t a l t u n g s - O r t V e r a n s t a l t e r / T e l e f o n 1. Oktober Ludwigsburg Forum am Schlosspark GÜnther Zingerle ¤ (091 31) 30 34 77 2. Oktober Dortmund Goldsaal Westfalenhalle Manfred Peters ¤ (02 31) 48 19 39 2. Oktober Koblenz Rhein-Mosel-Halle Wolfgang W. Korte ¤ (061 01) 12 86 62 2. Oktober Solingen Theater Agentur Lauber ¤ (02 11) 955 92 50 2. Oktober Schwerin Sport- und Kongresshalle WIR ¤ (051 75) 93 23 59 2. Oktober ZÜrich/Schweiz X-TRA Hanspeter Zeller ¤ (00 41) 14 48 15 00 3. Oktober Aschaffenburg Unterfrankenhalle Wolfgang W. Korte ¤ (061 01) 12 86 62 3. Oktober Dortmund Westfalenhalle Agentur Lauber ¤ (02 11) 955 92 50 3. Oktober Ingolstadt Theater GÜnther Zingerle ¤ (091 31) 30 34 77 8.
    [Show full text]
  • KREVISS Cargo Records Thanks WW DISCORDER and All Our Retail Accounts Across the Greater Vancouver Area
    FLAMING LIPS DOWN BY LWN GIRL TROUBLE BOMB ATOMIC 61 KREVISS Cargo Records thanks WW DISCORDER and all our retail accounts across the greater Vancouver area. 1992 was a good year but you wouldn't dare start 1993 without having heard: JESUS LIZARD g| SEBADOH Liar Smash Your Head IJESUS LIZARD CS/CD On The Punk Rock CS/CD On Sebadoh's songwriter Lou Barlow:"... (his) songwriting sticks to your gullet like Delve into some raw cookie dough, uncharted musical and if he ever territory. overcomes his fascination with the The holiday season sound of his own being the perfect nonsense, his time for this baby Sebadoh could be from Jesus Lizard! the next greatest band on this Hallelujah! planet". -- Spin ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT Circa: Now! CS/CD/LP San Diego's saviour of Rock'n'Roll. Forthe ones who Riff-driven monster prefer the Grinch tunes that are to Santa Claus. catchier than the common cold and The most brutal, loud enough to turn unsympathetic and your speakers into a sickeningly repulsive smoldering heap of band ever. wood and wires. A must! Wl Other titles from these fine labels fjWMMgtlllli (roue/a-GO/ are available through JANUARY 1993 "I have a responsibility to young people. They're OFFICE USE ONLY the ones who helped me get where I am today!" ISSUE #120 - Erik Estrada, former CHiPs star, now celebrity monster truck commentator and Anthony Robbins supporter. IRREGULARS REGULARS A RETROSPECT ON 1992 AIRHEAD 4 BOMB vs. THE FLAMING LIPS COWSHEAD 5 SHINDIG 9 GIRL TROUBLE SUBTEXT 11 You Don't Go To Hilltop, You VIDEOPHILTER 21 7" T\ REAL LIVE ACTION 25 MOFO'S PSYCHOSONIC PIX 26 UNDER REVIEW 26 SPINLIST.
    [Show full text]
  • 1 a Conversation with Robert Fisher of Willard Grant
    A Conversation with Robert Fisher of Willard Grant Conspiracy by Frank Goodman (Puremusic.com, 5/2004) A publicist friend of mine drew me aside in cyberspace one day and told me about someone that I needed to cover. I think it was his polite way of saying that I might not be acquainted with this person’s music, but that I ought to be. Of course he was right, as he tends to be in these matters. I was aware that there was a legend of sorts attached to the band called Willard Grant Conspiracy, but only that. It centers around Robert Fisher, the only current founding member of a revolving cast of characters spread the four corners of the globe. WGC has had over thirty members, in fact. (Robert says something like, “If anyone says that they play with us, they probably do…”) It’s set up so that people can contribute when that works in their life, coming in and out as circumstances allow. The band itself is originally from the Boston area. Fisher spent several decades there, and he and longtime cohort Paul Austin recorded four CDs, three put out by Rykodisc, that have become cult favorites: 3 a.m. at Fortune Otto’s (1996), Flying Low (1998), Mojave (1999) and Everything’s Fine (2000). The new album, Regard the End, is on the Kimchee label. It’s a beautiful folk Gothic kind of work, serious material joyfully rendered. After it was completed, Robert moved back to the home of his youth, the Palmdale/Lancaster area of southern CA, where both Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart grew up.
    [Show full text]
  • Potter Admits to Tampering with Athletes' Mail for Last Five Years by CRAIG WHITLOCK to Him
    THE CHRONICLE THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1990 DUKE UNIVERSITY DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA CIRCULATION: 15,000 VOL. 85, NO. 140 Potter admits to tampering with athletes' mail for last five years By CRAIG WHITLOCK to him. If an agent's return ad­ A University advisory commit­ dress was showing on an envel­ tee intercepted and opened mail ope Potter would record it with­ addressed to Duke athletes — out tampering with the letter, he not necessarily with the athletes' said. knowledge or permission — for Brodie said he was notified of about five years in an attempt to the diversion process between six keep track of sports agents, The weeks and two months ago in a Chronicle has learned. meeting with Executive Vice The practice was discontinued President Eugene McDonald, by President Keith Brodie after Law Professor John Weistart and he was informed of it earlier this Athletic Director Tom Butters. semester, Brodie said Wednes­ "When that was brought to my day. attention, I told them that that The Duke Student-Athlete was unacceptable," Brodie said. Counseling Committee began re­ Brodie also said football head routing mail addressed to ath­ coach Barry Wilson was not in letes about five years ago, said favor of the mail review process. Jeff Potter, a member ofthe com­ "It was coach Wilson's impres­ mittee and director of real estate sion that this was wrong," he STAFF PHOTO/THE CHRONICLE administration at the University. said. President Keith Brodie Any mail sent to athletes' mail­ McDonald was out of town boxes in the athletic department Wednesday and could not be Washington, D.C.
    [Show full text]
  • The New Hampshire, Vol. 80, No. 15 (Nov. 3, 1989)
    :> -7 ,.i'• \,- o' ~< THREEJ.AM~PACK,E_DPAGES OFARTS! THEENTERTAINJ\{1ENT• 0 -DYSSEY·BEGINS ON P. 17 _ The New Hampshire · · amr Rate u~s. Postage Pali1 Vol, 80, No. 15 - ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1989 ( 603 ) 862 - 1490 Dmbaro -NB PeonU #3Q ,Woman raped Victim is not press,ing charges \, :Qy Mary Tamer and Ellen Hartis. , A 19 year old woman was', cies then, Sciola said, the Uni- · .. raped early Sunday.morning, versityinayor may not decide making this· the fourth inci- , to make sanctions against dent of sexual assault since that house. · the · semester began seven Sciola said the sanction weeks ago. · would depend on the incl- According to D-urbam Po,.. - dent, with the. maximum lice Captain Michael GoJding~ penaltybeingasuspensionof the incident ·occurred in the recognition by the University, wooded area near Strafford and which was the sanction giv~n Ganison avenues around I to Tau Kappa Epsilqn (TKE) · a.m. last Sunday. last sprrng. _ . · Thevict-imwastreatedand "As far as T know the · released from Wentworth University is not taking ac­ Douglass Hospital and referred · tion against; the. fraternity," to the Women's Resource Cen- . Goodman said, "'though<Dur:.. ter in Portsmouth, police said. ~am Police may." . More money will be·needed to suppor~ health insurance benefits. (Mike Parnham .photo) The alleged perpetrator,\ Goldingsaidreleasingthe< . ' . ' ' ; ' . ' . identified by police as a white} mime of the fraternity ".wotdd - male, is not a UNH student, compromise the . i~vestiga­ Faculty and staff disturbed by according to Eve Goodman,, · tlon" ·and would not comment director of Sexual Harassment - on any sanctions against -the· ···in .
    [Show full text]
  • The Walkabouts Where the Deep Water Goes Mp3, Flac, Wma
    The Walkabouts Where The Deep Water Goes mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Where The Deep Water Goes Country: US Released: 1991 Style: Folk Rock, Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1817 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1456 mb WMA version RAR size: 1544 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 608 Other Formats: VOX ASF WMA ADX AA MP3 AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Where The Deep Water Goes Cello [Noise] – Gary SmithMandolin – Larry BarrettMixed By – Steve Haigler*Producer – 1 3:12 Gary SmithRecorded By – Ed BrooksRecorded By [Additional Recording] – Bruce CalderVocals – Natalie Merchant Stir The Ashes 2 Mixed By – Steve Haigler*Producer – Gary SmithRecorded By – Ed BrooksRecorded By 3:47 [Additional Recording] – Bruce Calder Big Black Car 3 Mixed By – Ed Brooks, Tony KroesProducer – The Walkabouts, Tony KroesRecorded By – 4:32 Mike Davidson , Tony KroesWritten-By – Alex Chilton On The Beach 4 4:38 Engineer – Johnny Rubato, Tony KroesWritten-By – Neil Young Credits Bass – Michael Wells Design – Jane Higgins Drums – Grant Eckman Keyboards – Glenn Slater Photography By – Charles Peterson Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Carla Torgerson Vocals, Electric Guitar – Chris Eckman Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Where The Deep Water SP 17/157 The Walkabouts Sub Pop SP 17/157 US 1991 Goes (12", EP) Where The Deep Water SPCD 117/157 The Walkabouts Sub Pop SPCD 117/157 Germany 1991 Goes (CD, EP) Related Music albums to Where The Deep Water Goes by The Walkabouts The Walkabouts - Acetylene Jude Cole - Start The Car The Walkabouts - Jack Candy Tony Wells - Steve Thorne - Crimes & Reasons The Walkabouts - Drown The Walkabouts - Devil's Road Chris Thomas King - Rise.
    [Show full text]
  • Interview with Scott Kaplan of Band of Certainty August 17, 2020
    BAND OF CERTAINTY Twist and Sway (Seven Songs) Interview with Scott Kaplan of Band of Certainty August 17, 2020 Tom: Band of Certainty has three core members with a bit of history in this town. How did you meet up and what have you done musically in the past? Scott: Mike and I came to Seattle in 1989 to be guys in a band and at that we succeeded. Tammy was amongst our first friends when we got here. At the time, we made a fun eclectic album in a band called Albert Figures. The album was called No Bad Dogs and it is actually getting a re-release on GMR alongside the new recordings. There is some fine playing on that record. That was a lively time to be in Seattle. Joe Skyward was our first bass player. He went on to do some other stuff....hmmmm....I can't recall. Also that is where I met the fabulous Sue Orfield. She continues to entertain and amaze in The Tipton's. I never miss their shows when they come to town. In sum, Mike and Tammy and I have been good friends making music for a long long time. I think we expect to go out that way...... Tom: How did this particular project come about, what made you decide here and now? Scott: I have often wondered if I am applying myself correctly. Should I do this or should I do that? This project came about in answer to that query. And, this is a good way to explain our goofy name.
    [Show full text]
  • Acts • Port Fairy Folk MUSIC Festival – 1977 to 2016
    International Boys of the Lough (Scotland) Acts • Port Fairy Folk MUSIC National Abominable Snow Band, Acacia Trio, Boys of The Lough, Barefoot Nellie, John Beavis, Festival – 1977 to 2016 Ted Egan , Captain Moonlight, Bernard Carney, There are around 3500 acts that have been Elizabeth Cohen, Christy Cooney, Alfirio Cristaldo, booked, programmed and played at Port Fairy John Crowl, Dave Diprose, Five N' A Zak, Fruitcake since 1977. of Australian Stories, Stan Gottschalk, Rose No-one has actually counted all of them. Many Harvey, Greg Hastings, High Time String Band, Street Performers and workshop acts have not Richard Keame, Jindivick, Stephen Jones, been listed here. Sebastian Jorgensen, Tony Kishawi, Jamie Lawrence, Di McNicol, Malarkey, Muddy Creek December 2 - 4th 1977 Bush Band, The New Dancehall Racketeers, Tom Declan Affley, Tipplers All, Poteen, Nick Mercer, Nicholson, Trevor Pickles, Shades of Troopers Bush Turkey, Flying Pieman and many more Creek, Gary Shields, Judy Small, Danny Spooner, Shenanigans, Sirocco, Tara, Mike O'Rourke, Tam O December 1- 3rd 1978 Shanter, Tim O' Brien, Ian Paulin, Pibroch, Shirley Declan Affley, Buckley's Bush Band, John Power, Cathy O'Sullivan and Cleis Pearce, Poteen, MacAuslan, Poteen, Rum Buggery and The Lash Tansey's Fancy, Rick E Vengeance, Lisa Young Trio, Kel Watkins, Tim Whelan, Fay White, Stephen December 7 -9th 1979 Whiteside, Witchwood, Geoff Woof, Yabbies Redgum, Finnegans Wake, Poteen, Mick and Helen Flanagan, Tim O'Brien and Captain Moonlight, March 8 - 11th 1985 Buckley's Bush Band,
    [Show full text]
  • November 2018 Newsletter
    November LLI Forum Ernst Cultural Center (CE), NOVA Annandale Campus Wednesday, November 7, 2018, at 10 a.m. (Social Time at 9:30 a.m.) A Legal Scholar Will Inform You About Your Rights in Areas of Interest to Seniors Dr. Sean Arthurs, a teacher, lawyer, and researcher, will offer an informative and engaging discussion on several legal topics most relevant to seniors today. Significantly, Dr. Arthurs will present issues and review legal options and remedies while also offering the audience a chance to share their expertise and concerns Dr. Sean Arthurs in small group discussions and activities. Some of the topics likely to be covered include: Age Discrimination, Senior Housing and Assisted Living Contracts and Arrangements, Protection Against Consumer Fraud, and Obtaining Transparent Estimates about Upcoming Medical Procedures. Sean Arthurs has a widespread eclectic background IMPORTANT — including a Doctorate in Education Leadership from Harvard, A Master of Laws from Georgetown PARKING INFORMATION University Law Center, and a Juris Doctor degree For the November Forum, there is FREE parking in the from the University of Cincinnati College of Law. designated B lots — 14 and 15. He has provided extensive services to the Georgetown Street Law Clinic and to many other Two methods to use the Parking Garage: community-based non-profit organizations. Ø Pay in advance at the kiosk, including the new one on the third floor. Remember to note your parking space number when you exit your car. Discover card is not Forum Refreshments accepted. Ø Use the smart phone app, Passport. The Annandale If you are unable to deliver refreshments on the campus zone # is 462.
    [Show full text]
  • Bruises on the Fruit
    ruises onon thethe fruitfruit B A BRIEF HISTORY OF NIRVANA & THE EVOLUTION OF THEIR MUSIC by Gary Vehar From the moment Nirvana’s landmark CD Nevermind was released, the world of rock music has never been the same. I for one will always be thankful that that album came out when it did, slightly over a week before my eighteenth birthday. I was a still-wet-behind-the-ears college freshman, away from home for the first time. Just as my life was changing drastically, so was the culture. Music, politics, fashion and art underwent an enormous change as the 90’s sloughed off the last vestiges of the 80’s. Concealed as I was in the quiet town of Ellensburg, Washington, within the tiny confines of my third-floor door room, it was the change in musical guard that first caught my attention. Friends from Seattle regularly brought over dubbed tapes to share with those of us here in college, and among one batch was an advance tape for a band called Nirvana. Nevermind was already causing excitement before its official release of September 24th, 1991. Leaving my friends for the night, I couldn’t get the songs, the sounds, out of my head. About a week later I was in yet another dorm room, listening to a brutish lout rave about the same album. Even at this early date it was obvious Nirvana was crossing all boundaries, even if the fellow who owned this copy (the real CD, this time) made fun of the over-the-top screams that so captivated me.
    [Show full text]
  • Robbery, Assault Occur Near, on East Campus Chronicle Board Takes No
    THE CHRONICLE Death of a film THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1991 © DUKE UNIVERSITY DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA CIRCULATION: 15,000 VOL. 87, NO. 53 Robbery, assault occur near, on East Campus By MICHAEL SAUL footsteps approaching them and An unidentified man with a subsequently shoved bis girl­ knife robbed one graduate stu­ friend and told her to run, said dent near East Campus and tried Cpl. Sarah-Jane Raines of Public to rob another on campus Tues­ Safety. day night. Once his girlfriend began to Duke Public Safety retrieved run, the student turned to bis left the suspected weapon Wednes­ and was cut by the suspect's knife, day. Raines said. The student who refused to sub­ The suspect shouted twice, mit to the suspect's demands sus­ "Give me your fucking wallet or I tained cuts to his left hand while will cut you," Raines said. the other succumbed and escaped In response, the student said, injury. "Fuck you, I'm not givingyou any­ The student whose hand was thing," Raines said. cut received surgery to repair The suspect then made slash­ MELISSA BERMUDEZ/THE CHRONICLE nerve damage at Duke Hospital ing motions with his six to eight North on Wednesday. inch knife, Raines said. To defend Too much caffeine? A bloody Cutco knife suspected himself, the student tried to knock Maybe, maybe not. Whatever the case, Trinity sophomore Vanessa Phillips (i.) and Trinity to be the weapon in both incidents the knife from the suspect's grasp junior Darriel Hoy seem to be enjoying themselves while helping a good cause.
    [Show full text]
  • The Walkabouts Soundgarden
    Reportaje TTHHEE WWAALLKKAABBOOUUTTSS DDee SSeeaattttllee aall CCiieelloo a excelente y longeva banda de Seattle, liderada por las voces y guitarras de Chris Eckman y Carla Togerson está entre nosotros de nuevo. Esta vez no nos han entre- Lgado un trabajo conceptual, como venían haciendo en sus últimos discos. Lo que han hecho es sacar de la chistera una excepcional colección de canciones que han titulado "Ended Up A Stranger" (Glitterhouse/Dock). Más de una hora de buena y variada música, para la que se han rodeado de acertadas colaboraciones. Con tal motivo, les realizamos esta entrevista. I.F.: Lo primero que llama la aten- que experimenté fue intentar escribir de ¿cuál es? Canciones como " Lazarus ción de vuestro disco es que, por pri- una manera menos literal, alejarme de las Heart ", " More Heat Than Light " y " Let´s mera vez desde hace tiempo, se com- canciones - historia, canciones con su Forget " hablan sobre la memoria. Están pone de canciones bastante heterogé- específico planteamiento nudo y desenla- hechas de extraños, aparentemente inco- neas y no parece seguir un concepto ce y trabajar con un tipo de canción nexos fragmentos de memoria, pero tam- unitario como " Trail Of Stars " o menos narrativo. Es algo que he hecho en bién hay canciones sobre cómo recorda- "Nightown ". ¿A qué se ha debido ese el pasado, pero no tanto como lo he mos, o, lo que es más importante, cómo cambio? no recordamos. No T.W.: El concepto son nostálgicas... unitario empezaba Son demasiado con- a ser un tanto limi- fusas para serlo. tador, una especie I.F.: El disco de prisión.
    [Show full text]