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S the thbar for a di Iwas waiting thetwa the wom- thetotr Li PM Eno he sands of Dune still swirl with dangr, Mtri '%-A * - God Emperor of Dune, Frank Herbert's long-awaited sequel to the Dune trilogy - Dune, Dune Messiah and Children of Dune - has finally been published in paper- back, the backbone of the science f iction genre A Although it has been two years since God Emperor of Dune was published in hardback, I, and others like me, have waited for the more affordable paperback to be issued. The paperback has recently made it to area bookstores, and Dune lovers should find the wait worthwhile. / The latest of the Dune books is certainly the best of the series since the original was published. Dune captured the imagination of sci-fi readers with its references to drugs and the depiction of Paul Muad'Dib Atriedes - the future messiah who, with the help of the drug melange, could see into the past and future. N Paul's adventures on the desert world of Dune, or Arrakis, continued in the least successful novel in the series, Dune Messiah. In Chodren of Dune the focus shifted to Paul's son, Leto. who inherited prescient abilities from Paul. In I- T .4" Children of Dune, Leto began the process which would lead to a "Golden Path" for mankind, while robbing Leto of his own humanity. The events in God Emperor of Dune take place more than J,5W years after Leto's ascension to the throne. In the millennium that have passed, Leto has evolved into a version of the now extinct gi sandwonms that were the source of melange. Arrakis has evolved from a desert world into a watered, forest world. The universe has ceased its upheavals Lord Leto II God Emperor of Duue to settle into a sleepy peace trugouwt most of the galaxy. However, one's own as during the days of the pax IRomana, events destiny - Leto himself yearns for a few surprises and the clean, crisp consistency in Asimov'sP might be peaceful on the outside, while at the core they in his life - but he still keeps his subjects under tight control series. At times, Herbert's taels so that leave the seethe and sizzle. So it is with Leto's peace. the future of mankind will be assured and his own talizing murkiness and bemnue simply sacrifice will mud Although the great mass of mankind lives in tranquility, not be in vain, Characters are introduced guad then dropped there are As with scattered rebels atemptdasassinations and all the Dune books, there is a heavy useof obscure planation. Questions re id, ly to be a brutal murders by Letos own hands. inysticism, particulasiy froms the mouth of Lato: "I give you most obscure reference a new It seems that not everyone is pleased with Leto's Colden kind of time without parallel. It will always diverge. But with all its Path. There will faults, Cd eperor of Dune which, though it may lead to a calm for the greater be 0 concurrent points ob its curves. I give you please avid Dune readers. part of humanity, also the Coldeft Path. Never again leads to certain stagnation of the will you have the kinds of So, for another mind. To compete with a God Emperor who cmnurn e that you once had- whif of te 0ng sands of D s can see into the a copy of God Emperor future is all but impossible, but certain individuals efftsp t if you've nv chins to transported yournef to thep0*Asrrakis, Leto would attempt to chooM their own paths,.a best toa awurA.- imIbkt k upTo&ie, or even n Asinm . 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Spgca Kte d d Und(Canto lon bpCCIse Prlcek ac Applause, Friday, June 10, 1983.3 Anti-nuke "WarGames" is a blast The film's suspense depends largely on one's willingness to WarGames has been proclaimed the Dr. Strangelove accept bloated improbabilities that Badham swiftly serves of the up. Example: eighties; comparisons were inevitable, but they're fairly with great ease, David nonchalantly ties his computer into the one accurate. More precisely, WarGames is a kind of Fail Safe at his school and changes his (failing) for the younger set. grades. But can we also believe tapping into the defense computer 7:0,:4 Matthew Broderick plays David, a computer whiz of the United States could be as easily ac- 730945 in high complished? school who inadvertantly taps into the national defense war Despite other illogicalities, room with his home computer, thinking it :' be WarGames is an admirable a video effort that substitutes some credibility game company. The War Operations Plan Research for entertainment and broad satire. And although its point is repeated computer (WOPR - everyone pronounces it Whopper) tenfold, it's a begins a full-scale thermonuclear war game as a result of David's fiddling around. All hell breaks loose in the Colorado war room, of course, when military officials believe the Soviet Union has laun- ched missiles targeted at the United States. "Purple Tug Slowly David and his pretty classmate (Ally Sheedy) deadly serious one - as WarGames' characters realize have to find the game is more serious than they thought - in fact, out the hard way. For the danger lies not only original swigroph David in a nuclear has set the ball rolling toward World War III and holocaust, but also our dependency on computer to handle almost certain Armageddon. by' the situation for us. As one of the war room's military ob- Director John Badham must have figured that the joystick serves of WOPR: "I don't know if I want generation the protection of FERDINAND ROSA of 1983 will be the nuclear children in future the United States, entrusted to some silicone diodes." decades, national owQrd-winning and his slick,no-nukes movie is really for them. Its Badham's direction, when it doesn't try to imitate Steven message - repeated in countless number and form - is Spielberg, is quite good; but the movie often seems a bit too a t e r c.-o I,.o r i s t simply that there are no winners in a nuclear war, not even preachy on its subject - which is particularly hypocritical in the Americans. of Badham, who expects us to cheer when David wrongly CHAUCMS WarGames 1642 West University Ave. is alternately suspenseful and uproariously and unfairly changes his school grades. funny; the entire first half, in fact, is treated as straight But Badham, who also directed this summer's Blue 9a.m. -9 p.m. daily comedy. 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