HIBIT • 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 timeless rituals and 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 c towns on 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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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 a fever-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 Tte tempo 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. 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