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Western Carolinia Volume 47 Number 01 Fall Special Edition
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Western Carolinian/August 24, 1982 .22. a The Beastmaster"-Conan Repeat film all too obviously predecessor, but "The almost too closely. The by Darrell Beck It is an inescapable fact that, once a film becomes a box office success, it will spawn a series of imitators. So is the case with this summer's adventure film "Conan the Barbarian". Its most recent and noteable imitator is MGM's "The Beastmaster." Not only is the MGM following the success of its Beastmaker" mimics "Conan' newer film rehashes several plot elements which were clinched enough in Conan; their repetition simply serves to remind the movie-goer that he's seen them all before. Essentially, "The Beastmaker" is nothing more than "Conan" with different characters and plot twists. However, the new film's main element,the title character's ability to communicate with animals and "manipulate" them, gives the film an identity of its own. The Beastmaker's friendship with a falcon, a panther, and a couple of thieving weasels manages to bring out the animal lover in all of us. In roles ranging to warriors in battle to agents for comic relief, the lovable creatures almost steal the show. Fortunately, the human performers are charismatic enough to sustain the audience's interest. Young actor Marc Singer is cast as the Beastmaster, who goes on a vengeful crusade against the enemy tribe that wiped out his people. Singer is a talented, likeable personality who displays a wry sense of humor and a real closeness with the animals. Tanya Roberts, the last of the late, great "Charlies Angels" shows off her obvious physical assets and charms as Kiri, the girl the Beastmaster falls in love with. In addition, though, she also shows intelligence, spunk, and a small but interesting amount of combat skill; males in the audience will greatly enjoy her performance. Veteran actor Rip Torn appears as the film's villain, giving an almost stereotypical portrayal in the process. There is no indication of reality in Tom's character, but apparently it was not intended anyway. John Amos, formerly of the TV comedy "Good Times", plays a wandering warrior who teams up with the Beastmaster. Amos's performance shows us a strong, fearsome character who is also likeable and somewhat humerous. If you enjoy the likes ot '"Conan", then you won't be disappointed by "The Beastmaster". However, you may be disappointed if you expect anything else; the film settled for being what it is without considering how much more it could have been. Sierra Club Activities August 28: Blueberry Picking In Ivestor Gap- Easy day hike into Ivestor Gap near Shining Rock Wilderness to pick blueberries, picnic and hike. Great views, good fun, lots of berries. Bring a lunch and a pail. For more information and reservations call leader. Rich Maggi at (704) 697- 6406. Sept. 11-12: Cedar Rock Backpack- I his is a moderate seven-mile loop trail hike through areas of streams, waterfalls and woodlands. We'll camp at Butternut Gap and circle monolith Cedar Rock on Sunday. You'll want your camera! Great trip for beginners as well as those who have gone many miles. Beginners please call ahead. For more information and reservations call leaders, frej and Carolyn I ingle at (704) 254- 9880. September 18: Dayhike at the North Fork of the French Broad River- This will wrap tip the French Broad River Week with a pleasant four-mile round trip to the favorite swimming hole. Bring drinking water. For more information and reservations call leader. Don Weber at (704) 253-8221. 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HOT DELI SANDWICHES Indicate choice of: Rye bread, Pumpernickle bread, Kaiser Roll, mustard, mayonnaise, horseradish CORNED BEEF — thin sliced corned beef brisket and swiss cheese PASTRAMI — New York pastrami and swiss cheese SALAMI — Kosher style salami and swiss cheese ROAST BEEF — rare roast beef round and swiss cheese DANISH HAM — imported ham and swiss cheese TURKEY — oven roasted breast of turkey and swiss cheese SWISS CHEESE — mild imported swiss cheese CHEESE and WINEKRAUT — swiss cheese and imported German winekraut 'n SPECIALTY SANDWICHES REUBEN — corned beef, swiss cheese, and imported winekraut on rye bread KOSHER-STYLE HOT DOG — 1/4 lb. all-beef skinless frank with winekraut on a hoagie roll HOT DOG with CHILI — 1/4 lb. all-beef skinless frank with beef chili on a hoagie roll AVOCADO-SPROUT — avocado, alfalfa sprouts, swiss cheese, sesame seeds, ripe olives, served cold in pocket bread SALADS TOSSED SALAD — small salad with lettuce, carrots, cucumber, celery, radishes, tomato CHEF SALAD — large salad with ham. cheese and more VEGETARIAN CHEF SALAD — large salad with mushrooms, cheese, egg, sunflower seed and more DESSERTS CHEESE CAKE — New York cheese cake CARROT CAKE — spicy carrot cake loaded with walnuts CHILDREN'S MENU SMALL HOT DOG — all-beef frank — PLAIN — CHILI PEANUT BUTTER and JELLY - served in pocket bread with chips and raisins DRINKS COKE, SPRITE, TAB, MR. PIBB ICED TEA — brewed tea, unsweetened MILK COFFEE HOT TEA — six blends or Lipton DR. BROWN'S SODAS — eight flavors, i fashion naturally flavored canned drinks L PHONE (704) 586-8588 Open 11 a.m. — 8 p.m. — Monday — Saturday Located in RIVERWOOD SHOPS — Dillsboro, N. C.
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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