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• KSII^-:!! ¥• ^/ey culture^ tradition The Institute ofTexan Cultures focuses on the Tiisss Ctilnsss cWMisn oslsbnsls HsIloiwssn hi tWs photo from "CslsbiilHoHdaysls . Cslsbrts Ethnlcltyr at TlM mslluls of Tman OuMurss. TMs ooNsctlon of Vltginia WonQ. different edsuc g|oaps wil show how over Seder, is cekbnSed also, in dus phoiQgnvhic archives. "Cdebnte H(rii- ethnic •ey bridge dw cslhire gap-hy revering phoio, a JewMi fimiity congregates to daysl Cddwaie Edaudtyl" is fiee and the old and participating m dienew. oeMnsedifeemncipadonofdKirhaaie- open lo tte public. Tte eifaftit is divided aoooadhig to tand fiom emfdan nde. In Ite Lower Galleiy, "Tte Tigua: season. On tte widi featnosg summer fhnng dialWinter season. nuBV His l*nddo faidians of Texas" wdl te on rootsof holidays, iiere are; nuny phdlos repre- panic hoUdqrt are celdMaied in Texas. diqday durou^ Mardi 27. aenting Western European oddwaticns. One photo recognizes Mexico's greatest The Tigua trite has (xmtiniioiidy lived some (tf tte better plaitos inclnde one of rdii^ous fieslival, dw Fdot at Our Lady in El Paso since 1860, longer than any a Czech community in soutteast Texas of Guadahipe. This hoiiitey celebiales odwr ethnic group in dw state. This pho Texas celebrating tteir coamry'slndependeaoe dw appearance in Deoeaober IS31 of tographic exhibit by West Texan BiU Day. Many of dw photos indsde an his Viigin Maiy to an Indian called Juan Wri^ provides an inqrartant historicd torical anecdote or capti(m beneath them. Di^o. Odwr photos include dw Free ieoo(dofdieir(dnngiiig culture andserves On this particdar photo, it was included dom March on Martin Lather King Day as his effort to contribute to and honor By Stsphsn Spivsy dial England and many S(»Klinavian and a large idioto' dqncdng Jewish chU this resilient Ameri(»n culture. AAEEditor countries celebrate dw American Inde dren in a Hamikkah service. Tte gdleiy is lined widi bi(ignq;riiicd pendence Day. but Czechoslovakia (toes Several photos dqpicting Asian cel photos of die trite members. Tteir his The Institute of Texan Cultures not Another photo showed Polidi immi ebrations during tte Fall round out this tory and culture are displayed as tte proudly di^lays two new photo exhibits. grants celebrating dwamiiversary of their exhibit. In one photo, a Vietnamese com Indians discuss timelessrituals an d aged "Celebrate Holidays! Celebrate c(Mistituti(m. munity celebrates tte New Year. One of teliefs. Tte {rfiotos reved tte sense of Edinicityr will be (mdi^iUy in the Photo During tte Spring, Easter is celebrated tte best photos is of twoChinesechildren cohesi(m and pri(fe diat unite dwm. Gallery throu^ Febiuaiy 14. as far away as Japan. In one photo. Japa wte are dressed up as ctowns o n Hallow A display case at tte rear of tte gd In such a culturally diverse state as nese-Amoican children hunt fat Easter een, tte lAexxasi teliday Diecisds de leiy contains many of the trite's coemo- Texas, children have often grown up eggs. Pritw to dw Civil War, Easter was Septiembre is also rqiresentedinaphoto nid items. Tte mania, a type of dress observing dw ethnic holidays passed celebrated in neither tte US. or tte Far featuring childrai diuicing with die Bd- worn by Tigua women, is elaborate and down by their parents and grandparents, East. After tte War, tte idea of resunec- letF(riklorico. decoradve.Braceletsandiwcklaoes,made as well as American holidays. In this ti(m be(»nw (|uite popular. All (rf tte photos for diis exhiMt were of sUver and tunpKHse, are on display as exhiMt of 37 images, children ftom 14 One important Jewish htdiday. Pass selected fiom dw Institute's extensive well as an assortment of bows and ar rows, nwdiciiwpqws, and medicine bags. Tte most visuidly qipealing oi these ON-Ciuyipus items was a replica of Juandiido, tte MODEL SEARCH Free Movies!! sacred dnim. It wasoonsliuctedby Manny PROMOTIONS PARIS PETITES Just write for tte A & E section (rflte Silvas and Marty Silvas, War Captain ci in Beverly Hills is coming to Paisano and wateh all tte B-movw dw Tigua trite. These exhibits are definitdy worth San Antonio at the pictures you can stand. Operators are standing by f(v your caUI! Ask seeing tefore they disappear. The • Flexble Hours Airport Hilton for Steve. Institute's vast anay of cultuid and his on Sunday February 6th The Paisano toricd artifacts makes these exhibits, as • AN Wori( On Campus at 12:00.2:00. 690-9301 well as tte rest of them, interesting and worth-white. • Eam Approximately 4:00, or 6:00 p.m. $8-1(yhr. Women 5"0 - 5*7. Men5"0-5"11. 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ByStsphon Sphrsy that varies fiom one songto tte next. AAEEditor Tte range of influences on "Dig" qMUis severd decades. Many of gdlaristJagori I Mother Earth may te dw next band Tanna's fluid, subdued leads are highly to dominateradto airwaves . IbiUng fiom reminiscent of Pink Floyd. However, Toronto, Canada, tte band combines a tracks such as "Levitate" serve to rein potpoam of muswd flavon into a styfe force tte influence (tf Seattfe in their that is c(miptetely unique. Here tte music. psychedeliaandpoelryofTteDoorsineet Odwr tracks have SDCoessfidly merged tte power and aggression (rf Nirvana. a variety ci styka. "Badwdtad" opens L TO R: Jagort Tanna, Bnics Gordon, Christian Tanna, Edwin. Thsh- rscoid dshut,'Dig/MghHghts a vast srray of hifhisnoss. However, dial is just one of r jiy mu widi afever-pitched boss hne that is soon sicd contradictions that characterize tte accompanied by a banage ot Latm per atyk (tf I Modwr Earth. Tte tracks on dwir cusston, including congas. Capitd Records detet, "Dig," ue also V(Kaiist lidwm keeps 19 Witt au llw r 1 sprinkled with elements of fiink and jazz, changes in styte. Ife is aMe to push his Is Stats Class Harder Than with just a touch of (liss(nance. Even tte votoe when necessary, yet te pulls back influence of induslrid music has not es and sings good harmony on "And tte You Thought? caped dwm. Experience." Then Come to: Tte resdt of this mixture is an dbum Ttetempo is kqM unstable with funky that trdy defies all musicd parameters. I bass lines and syncopated, tribd drum Mother Earth has taken tte defining ele ming. Tte ihythm secd(m on "Dig," fea ments d difierent musicd genres and turing bassist Bruce Gordon and drum combined those sounds into a styte that is mer Christian Tanna (brodwr of Jagori). not ody uni(|ue, but destined to te heard. effectively transcends aO changes in "Rain Will FaU," one of dw album's tempo in tte tradition of Tte Red Hot strongest tracks, highlights wailing gd ChiU Fqipers. BOOKSTORE tars and Afikan polyriiythms. "So Gendy I Mother Earth has been capdvadng We Go" features a la^, hallucinogedc audiences since its first show. Tteir stage TheFX-115D ihythm, and "Tte Universe in You" is a stew, which is as unpre(tetabte as tteir 10 Digit Scientific Calculator dynamic,finestyte ja m anchored by psy- music, has included poetry readings and 154 Functton "scientlfto catoulator with che(telic rhythms and Middle-Eastern live aitists. This band may soon te on its solar plus (retains memory In comptete guitar lines. wayto stantom , so check dwm out if dw CASIO dart^ness). Features include: LCD Each track isrefreshingly unpredKt- opportumty knocks. display, true algebrato logto, basto aUe, and no two songs sound dw same. Each of dw 12 tracks on "EHg" are functtons, standaid deviattons, HYP/ Most af dw backs tm "Dig" are distin difiierentfirom each other. This prolifera ARC. X< >Y/X< >M. memory, R< >P, guished not by a difiierent chord or key tion of musical styles is suretoeam them WfSWMi ENG, auto power-off, 105 functtons, signature, but rather by a defining styfe ategion(tf'fims. 10 digit mantissa, 2 digit exponent, ab/c, 6/c. FIX, SCI, RND, RAN#, base converston/ catoulattons (binary, octal, hexadecimal), togtoal operattons. "Computing with the Sctentif to Catoulator booktet Included. r Coming in 10% off n February Any Calculator ['M(«Mid^fvdM ") Valid only at L&M - UTSA location. I sTdnCiWiM tha Mn Spirit nialo dMlast FX-ldLS D •llssd$$$hradisalP llafhntwate$1000scholarsli|pa 10 D iglt ScieniJfi c In - stock Items only. Expires February 7,1994 I I
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ndghlwr. not sd^i very wdL Ceairibadag Writer Tte detective aidgwd to this case is hfichad Aptod. wto John Halblron (Aidaa Qumn). wto is a directed tte thriller -VXiak' iakx^aaaakaamaOaWa, good detective, but te's also an obnox 'Hhnndeiheait." fiwuaed but shat on sdbetance aad drama. ious, vulgar womadaer. He first saw on every aqwct in thd Whik bstiiaoed and visoaUy exdt- Emma when te ship teased fiy her in a movie. hii. it's no iBore dian a good dtsoount bw where ste was playing. befiae ste Bd n "Bluik" every aaovie house thriller. *^-fl^^*^H her sight. thing gels shoved into the It follows dw bask fiamda: a beaud- Debate some deep cynicism, te sixm background. It fiicoseso n fidmuBJer witness, a cop assigned to that comes torealis e daa ate may te dw only Ite mystery and dw ro monler, te protects her, dwy fidli n love, Unk to catching dw kilkr. mance tetween Stowe and a killer ooofies aher her. But her crediMlity as a witness is and Quinn. Ite polioe are on dw iiail of a serid dubious becauae ofa skk efficct fiomhe r On Ite npsiik, dw Vaerataiatiaa4ifeaaicmea,tbeaiaaAiA 0perBlK)ii.Shes6ess(aii6diina(Mwinfliule, movw never slows down. wrisis in a graesonw ritnd. and dwbiaindoesn'tregister it until later. Watching it is lite read Tte only kad is Enuna Brody So tte killer's fiwe re^ipeaw at ran ing aSpiUane novd, with (Madeline Stowe). a violinist wte nays dom, leading dw polioe. as well as Emma, identy of one-liners. ste saw dw Idlkr on her stairway one to believe thd it was aU an haUucination. A fine supporting mght. But Hallstrom becomes obsessed with crew, whoae roles are But dwre is one problem: Emma is protoctmg Emma, even to dw point of c(mfined to tte back MUKL fiiUowing her whik ste's on a (tate with ground, includes Peter Severd wedcs before. Dr. Ryan Pierce, Dr. Pierce. Friedman as dw patient an ocular surgeon with a huge, almost There are a toto f dirills, tet very littfe doctor, Lauiw ffetealf as obsessive crush tm her. gives Emma her su^ense. Emma's wiseguy test sight back duough a corned impfamt Tte tension conies maidy fiomwat(di - friend, and Brace A. Ste b confused and excited by tte ing Emma and Hallstrom tiying tocateh Young as Hdlsirom's worid ttet ste has not seen since her tte killer. But not until dw end does it stepticd lieutenant. abusive mother blinded her 20 years ear- ever fed lite Emma is in any danger. "Blink* is worth Uer. Tte main problem with dw movk is checking out, just wdt for MadsHns Stouvs and AUan Qidnn portray a But exdlenwnt soon hirns to horror that there is too much ttet is not fuOy ttedcdiarcanema. ItshouM imiRlsr witnsss snd a poNos dstsctivs who when ste dunks ste sees a man on dw developed. Characters are underwritten, te dwre in dw "Mink "of bsooms romsntlcaliy Invohrsd in Nsw Uns stairway, and telieves thd te killed her drama is overphiyed, and situations are an eye. CInsina'S nsw mystsry thrlHsr, "Blink." *Car 54' lacks substance, but coasts on humor
By Stsphsn Sphrsy acteis wto intebit Brooklyn's S3rd Pre charactertokeepdw audtonce entertained. tefore writing her a ttoket. AAEEditor cinct Tte primaiy focus (rf dw movk is dw Other subplots unfold as dw movie "Car 54, Where Are You?" is dw In dw same tradition as tte "Police relationship between tte gocrfy Guntter progresses. Muktoon isorigindly brought newest comedy fiomOrio n Ptotures. Tte Academy" movies, "Car 54, Where Are loody (David Johansen) and the strdght- into dw precinct to modermze tteir proce film is a reworking of dw 1960's tefevi- You?" relies on outrageous humor radwr laced Francis Muldoon (John C. dures and implement a program called aon series, f(x;using on tte coloifd char- dnn tte standard elements of ptot and McGidey). Tte unlikely crime fighting MADCOH*. duo are under order fiom tteir captain to However, it is Mukkxm wte has protect a witness wto is to testify agdnst changed by tte end of dw movie. Vetea one of dw city's most notorious ciiminds. Vetoor (Fran Drescher)isabeautiful"cop Amid comto circumstances Toody and groupie" whose aOraction to Muldo(m is S 1994 Mukkxm become fiiends as well as pfut- anotlwr source of sick-splitting humor. 13-July 22 ners. Oundwr Toody is an easy-going cop There are other elements in tte movie's 5-August 12 wto is familiar whh tte streets and its ptot, tet dwy hardy merit mentiodng. people, bi contrast, Muldoon is a by-tte- After dl, it is tte surrounding circum atr Lifig book cop wto (toes not date and lives widi stances, and not tte plot itself, ttet make his mother. He gives a blind man a ttotet tte movie worth watehing. for jaywalking. In another hilarious se "Car 54, Where Are You?" is a very quence, an dder woman walking on acane fimny movie. Ifowever, its oiw-dimen- qnts into tte air. Muldoon slops her, and siond appeal makes it somewhat disen produces a satelUte photo of dw incident gaging. Tte movk is worth seeing, tet not worth remembering.
Qunthsr TtMdy (DavM Johanssn) snd Francis Muldoon (John C. McGlidsy) ars an unllisly crhns fightbig duo in ths Orion Picturss' comsdy, "Car 64. Whsrs Ars You?" •w PMSANO -FEBRUARY 1.1084 MOVIE 'Name of thie Father' captures savagery ByRobRsy all convicted have nothing tod o with tte What uiifi>ldsisalhoroughly engaging intense scratiny by Sheridan, and it is SkffWriter bombing. Despite dw best efforts of a character study. In we go into life in intriguing to see what mates these two reqwcted Ug-wig lawyer, they end up prison with O'Connor and his fidwr Hy tick. Bono (kad singer of tte rock band convinckg no (me of tteir innocence, ing dwir best to iccaptate sonw sem But his fadwr won't change. Then tte U2) opens iq> tte recent movw rdease "In eqwcially tte jury. blance of their now tong-distant outside scr^ weaves into moral fabrics. "Indl dw Nanw of dwFadwr" widi his typtoally Inqwclor Robert Dixon lies to tte lives. O'Connor's fiee-qarited, fun lov my godforsaken life I've never known vflaantvtNce. Ife casts us into Gdldford, j«y, claiming diat these eveiyday com ing attitude is infectious and either locks what it wodd te lite to kill until now," Enghnd. 1974. Just after two teenage mon f(dk "are dw elite of dw IRA." As for odwr immates into friendship or duows saysO'Connorto J(w,wtehas just torched ooiqriesenler unsuspectedly into Guilford women and children related to dw four him into anodwr lock-up. a haled prison umkeq)^. This appmach Pub, it Mows up. primaiily accused. They are dw IRA's He finds ways toindt e and mate some in this nnovw is even more effective due to That "insignificant" litde bombing is siqiport netwoik," according toDixon . It waves, especially wten dw man te shouM tte unliteliiwss (rf tte scenarto. Wto what managed todestro y tte Hves of four never becomes completdy clear why tte (tet (toesn't) hate tte most joins his ftoor. would've guessed you codd get into tte jndividualsandasaocialedfimily. Itwodd big cover-iq> was necessary in this inci Joe dw Ma^nficent British Bomber gets deep aspects of humanity with dw un seem that toed British p(dice have tiredof dent, but dwinspeclarcouUcare less. He tested for g(XKL usual mileau of a prison as tte story's the incessant terrorist bombings, and want was given orders by his siqwriors. "Our Joe's dynanuc, munkr-by-dw-num- backdrop? to nail tte IRA (Irish RepuMican Army) job is to stop the bombing," says his boss beis attitude is comagious, and sways A tot of Ite effectiveness of this ap to tte cross. So dwy point dw fingo-at to Dix ^IteK dlll^ ^^v ^^^ -~'- w W w na w # ^ # &^^^^^ liw PAISANO - FEBRUARY I. I9S4 RVIEW Winger's career beginsto t)lossom Her performance in 'Shadowlands' maj eam tiie veteran actress an Oscar nomination BylanSpdling mation yoacaBarcan*tiiae.Iatteendyoo "1 doa't fed I did." ste says.! oddMnaadanowyoandftofel,yoa*re Specid COiies|ioiideiit use tte infonnarion as inspiration, a slice how not kwing her temper. "Iten isn't a never going to do anyddng gnd. I'm Collie Press Servtoe oat of her Ufe. Sometimes you tate a movkl wanttodoidMa'tdo. Havel self- leaUyCMCwidifeattR. NEW YORK — Debn linger is in a license, bd I rend everything ste wrote. dedracted? Idon'tknow.... You'reboand "It*swdrd.bdlaai." prally good mood. Joy only wrote one voluane of poetry, to do some bad ones, bd if you don't go No one cooU te Uamed for ejqwcting when ste was editing aCommunist news ^M^nger to te in a bad mood. After aU, paper. My favorite thing was a discoune every article abod her seems to focuso n on dw Ten Commandmeds called 'And February is Blacic History iUionth Winger's toughness, on her being difH- God Canw In.' It's fantastic. cult on movw sets, unfriendly totte press, "I also read everydung CS. Lewis and so on. Tte lady's reputation, put wrote. 1 fell in love widi his writing. It was Uundy, is dul ste's a biteh. perfect for dw movie, because Joy fdl in Lost in all dw gosdp is dw fact did kive widi his writing, loo. I'm glad I was Winger remains one of our best actresses, unaware of his woik before dw movie Ite proof of whkh can te found on screen becauae I would teve brought ideas to it ia both "Shadowlnds" and a smaltor insteadof discovering iifordwfiidtiine." nn, A uangerans woman. Winger says ste's kxiking fatward to Ia tte devastating period piece watching "Shadowteids" widi her young "Shadowlands."whidiisba8edaaatrae son, Noah, ia part becanse ste wants to te aiaiy. Winger portrays Joy Gieslian, a widi him during dw enotkmd dedh-bed Mrang-wiDed American pod and writer scenes whkh tate upahefty portion of dw whoae ktters to cmotionaDy withdrawn fite. Winger had no hepiddions dxmt British writer and dwologian CS. Lewis those scenes, which evete moments in (Anthony Hopkins) lead to a friendshqi "Terms of Endearment" aad dwn a doomed ronnance. Diiecled by "I dktai't give U a dwught," ste sdd. lUchvd Attenborough, "Shadowlands" "Tte scrqM was so literate and beautiful is a major lear-jerinr, as cancer eals away I'd have been a fod not to do it I didn't d dw woman bodi Lewis and her young diink of what peofrie might dunk." Mention is made ofa poteatid Oscar What attracted Winger,star of "Terms nomination for her woric in her two cur of Endearment," "An Officer and a rent films, though it's likely Geallenum," and "Uitan Cowboy," to "Shadowlands"wiUe»n "Shadowlnds"? her a ticket to Oscar night. Winger simd- "Money," ste joked d a reced press taneoudy smiles and cringes. "1 don't interview. "Tte waidrote. Ste's dways like total k abod dial," ste sdd "1 diink curious. 1 can't put my finger on it, be (such talk) helps dw business, tet 1 don't cause it was a combination of diings. It wad to depend (m such outside things." was a feeling 1 got dutt k was dw right One day Winger may dired a fite, tet diing to do." in dw meantime ste's seeking more good Winger ex|4ains thd tte challenge of acting roles, whkh is easier sakl than playing Gresham was showing ste wasn't (tone. Ste has nodiing planned and dua's entirely lilcable, tet to mate dw nidience fine with her. "Idon't live in astyle ttet care about her anyway. Tte actress also requires me to work all dw time," ste fett respondble for doing justice to explains. Nor does Winger feel, as one Gresham and making tte film's maudlin journalid so channingly put it, duU ste San AiMofllo't arot RMMOunii WNI iioooniM Btack Hialory lyioiiih Bidfrial entertaJning. "self-destructed her career" by avokling Ml PMNiary. Tlti A t E tabtoW wNl pravMt eatondar kifomiaMoii big commercid projects for such smaller, "I reaearehed dw character. It's really aiKl faiiuiaa on Black HtaiofyMoiillitlHoii0lioullliainonlli off litde-seen affiun as "Mite's Murder" peat, for nw, when it's UograpUcd," Fabhwiy. Winter said. "There's a weddi of iafor- and "Everybody Whw." 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Far dds Vocalist Tfam SkoM was playing bass d aRium,lteband, sans BobbyLyoon (bass) dwdme. and Sdxx (drans), took a boM alep in dw After dwir sdf-tided ddMt, tfw band direclkM of cybaqaink. ratumed widi a harder^iged veiskn of They «e jud HMiy Cody wd Tim ddir original SOUML Thte time, tewever, Skokl now, bd dw musk is dill Shotgun Tbn SkoM wa^singing.andbas8idBobby Momridi II ia dev thd bands audi as L^con had been added. 1iBaM)nak Bott- KBnialiy andMne IMh Ndia wen Mfhly kimdr and *livii« WMwM You" re- cai¥odTililftM[initira#Minffiav ftehiintf HiNMiver.diecalciiyidmrilflkMd oa Iho horii of ft fiidlnf (onio* 01106 ifiin wOciooQ N ^wsB ttmo vO oftiafto* thakrlMfd aKNim on Change hat always tean an appealing dtemi ii adn then. Thenfeia,'Viotent etemant to dw muak of Shotgun Messiah. fevorilei, te one of tte bed haid rock dance or aoheadbang. New Bnad" it a unique pndact, and one Ite flnt nooid, ahhough glam lock, te aRwms reteaaed in recent years. "Viotent Shotgun Messiah may te OM of today's thd should amn tham some new fens. ona of dw bed glam rock albuins ever New Breed" oonadns dw same unlversd great undiscovered bands. Says vocaUM Tte Skoldofdw ttandtion, made. "Second Coming," dona in dw tra mwd as dwir pnvious nconb. Listen "We coaalantly want to leinved whd dition of Skid Row and ottier haid rock ing to it, OM cannd deckte whedier to we're doing, becauae this is a druggie ftar continued self-intend and release. We mud aditeva did letoan by wtelever means necessary." "Vktent Naw Breed" combines dw eneigy of punk, dw aggnsdveness of ROCK ISLAND industrialism, and tteir own mudcd past to create an unnamed genre. It is rare to fbidan Industrid band with a guitarist, tet PROUDLY PRESENTS Harry Cody delivers to his usud standard of excellence. 1 VV F Mod of dw tiacks on "Violent New Breed" are bnitd, taced widi a udque potent strength and plenty of induslrid H9E E distortion. Tte dbum's opening track, "I'm A Gun," best persAifies dwir new b li approach. Tracks such as "Enemy in Me" and 't>verkill" are rooted in ttw same » N styte, bat are kept distinct by Cody's six- string pnmess and Skokl's mdti-dimen- E 2 d()nd voice. "Skte F/X" U a derivdkn firom speed nwtd, feadring a speed-pick- big rhythm enveloped in a shroud of ndsy •|as 3 machiaery. However, odwr tracks feature more of «ft JHt> dw tradltiond Shotgun Messiah sound. Tte tiUe triKk brings togedwr a signature OH-niHii A Co(ly riff widi assorted syndwsized ef fects. In sonw respects, it is not much i Li, d»l different fiPom dw tiaditiond Shotgun Y Messiah sound. Cody's flamboyad style TO BOOK PARTIES OR FUND RAISERS CON TACT has dways lent itsdf to qwqilation re SATURDAY RUSSELL IVY AT 641-6877 garding influence and derivation. "Revo FEBRUARY 19TH FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL 641-6877 lution," a dow, pnxkling song widi a very 8779 WURZBACH RD. heavy ihydmi,te highly indicative of some of dw songs fhm dwir "Second Coming anwm. "Vklent New Breed" seems to te tw PAMANO - rasRUARV i, IM4 LENDAR Temporary Mary' by Mei Haenze Top movie rerHals 1. The Firm 2. Sleepless in Seattle 3. Dave 4. Rising Sun 5. diffhanger 6. SUver 7. Hot Shots! Part Deux 8. True Romance 9. Guilty as Sin 10. Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story Source: Billboard Publications Give Me Strength! Calendar of Events February 1. The Witte sity. 7:30 p.m. at the nology Building at 1:45 p.m. Reservations require^. Call Museum will sponsor three Chapman Graduate Speaking will be Dr. Frances 435-2103 for reservation performances by the Aman Center Auditorium. Free Colpitt, professor of art his information. Folk Ensemble at 10 a.m., and open to the public. tory and criticism at UTSA February 5. !Arts! San 12:30 p.m., and 7 p.m. in and Professor David Sokolow Antonio will sponsor the the Prassel Auditoritun. February 2. Come from UT School of Law. For Aman International Music The program will feature dian Jaz Kaner will more information, contact and Dance Ensemble at 8 traditional folk music, song perform at noon under Susan Witta-Kemph at 733- p.m. in the Lila Cockerell and dance, with authentic the Sombrilla. Spon 2102. Theatre. Ticket prices costtmoies. Call Marion sored by Campus Activi range from $10 to $25 and Zamora at 820-2126 for ties Board. February 4. The UTSA can be purchased at any more information. Reading Series presents a Ticket Master outlet. February 1. Trinity February 3. San poetry reading by Bill Cobb. University will present an Antonio College will UTSA Arts Gallery, Arts Build February 7. Faculty illustrated lecture, "Ar sponsor a lecture series, ing at 7:30 p.m. Free. Recital featuring Jan chaeology and History at "Copyright vs. Creativ February 4.5. Our Lady of Roller, trumpet. UTSA . Stobi, A City of Ancient ity." San Antonio Col the Lake University presents Recital Hall at 7:30 p.m. Macedonia" by James R. lege, Room 120 of the "Lucifer's Child," by WUIiam Free. Wiseman of Boston Univer Visual Arts and Tech Luce, 8 p.m. at Theater West. «w PAMANO -FEBRUARY I. t904