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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. 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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. 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