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  • Western Carolinian/March 3, 1983 ii Reynolds' M*A *S*H Bash Students in^Rey- nolds lobby sat and watched the "last" episode of M*A*S*H last Monday evening. The final special episode lasted for two and a half hours and brought the viewers to the conclusion of the Korean War. The series lasted longer than the actual war, running for II seasons, (photo by Mark Haskett) "Raiders of the Lost Ark" by Darrell Beck The 1981 Paramount Studios adventure film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" will be presented in Hoey Auditorium of Friday, March 4, and Saturday, March 5, at 8:00 p.m. The film, which combines the feel of the old-style action- adventure serials with contemporary cinematic techniques and special effects, has proven to be very popular with moviegoers. One of the reasons that "Raiders of the Lost Ark" is such a remarkably popular motion picture is that it marks the first joint venture of two great contemporary filmmakers, George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. Lucas is best known as executive producer of the three "Star Wars" films, while Spielberg is known for directing such exciting motion pictures as "Jaws," "Close Encounters," and "E.T.—The Extraterrestrial." In addition to executive producer Lucas and director Spielberg, "Raiders" features the behind-the scenes talents of producer Frank Marshall ("Poltergeist"), screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan ("The Empire Strikes Back"), and composer John Williams, whose fanfarous score won a Grammy award. "Raiders," of course, involves a search for the mysterious Ark of the Covenant, which according to legend contained the tablets of the Ten Commandments. The Ark was seized by the Egyptian Pharoah Shishnh in 926 B.C., and buried underneath the Tunisian desert, in a hidden chamber called the Well of Souls. The Ark is rumored to have mysterious, destructive powers, which would be at the command of whoever finds it. Unfortunately, in 19.16. Adolph Hitler seeks to recover the Ark and put it to his evil use. so he dispatches some of his agents to find it. Receiving word of this, U.S. Army Intellegence hires adventurer-archaeologist Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) to find the Ark before it falls into the hands of the Nazis. Along the way to find the Ark, Jones encounters his long-lost girlfriend Marion (Karen Allen), who after a somewhat hot-tempered reunion, agrees to join Jones in his search. Pitted against these two, on the side of the Nazis, is the notorious French archaeologist Belloq (Paul Freeman), Jones' old nemesis. During the ensuing quest, there is plenty of excitement, conflict, suspense, and cliffhanger-typc plot twists, guaranteed to keep the moviegoers'attention. In addition, the supernatural occurrences which unfold are stunning and fairly shocking, thanks to the marvelous special effects work of the Industrial light Magic Company (who worked for Lucas before, on "Star Wars"). All things considered, "Raiders of the Lost Ark" is a wonderfully exciting and engrossing film. When you pay to see the fast-paced adventure and intrigue of "Raiders," you're sure to get your money's worth. Trout Unlimited At Mall "The technologists claim that if everything works according to their blueprint, atomic energy will be a safe and very attractive solution to the energy needs of the world. This may be correct. However, the real issue is whether their blueprints will work in the real world and not only in a 'technological paradise."' Hannes Alfven, Nobel Laureate in Physics Campus Information In lieu of its regular monthly meeting, the Tuckaseigee Chapter of Trout Unlimited will join the Land-of-Sky Chapter in Asheville Monday, March 7, at 6 p.m. for a dinner meeting at the Innsbruck Mall cafeteria in Asheville. Scott Waldie, guide for Twin Bridges, Montana, will have a slide presentation on fishing the Big Hole River. Members wishing to carpool from Cullowhee should meet at Reid Gymnasium at 4:30 p.m. on Monday. On Saturday, March 5, at 9 a.m. at the Asheville School Gymnasium, Waldie will conduct a free fly casting clinic. All members are invited to attend both events. The second National Trout Unlimited Banquet will be held April 22 in Asheville at the Great Smokies Hilton. The next meeting of the Tuckaseigee Chapter of Trout Unlimited will be held in April at Western Carolina University. The program will be on fly and leader tying and will feature Dewey Crowe, Jack Galloway and Charles Woodard. At the last chapter's meeting, the drawing for the lifetime sportsman's license was held and the winner was Bill Kane of Cullowhee. Salisbury Visits s WCU Campus by Brian Devinney On Wednesday February 23, L.C.E. hosted •Harrison Salisbury for a lecture in the Music/English Recital Hall. Salisbury worked for U.P.I, for many years. In 1943 he was made manager of the London office. In 1944 he was moved to the New York office and made News Editor. In 1949 he moved to the New York Press. Salisbury is recognized as one of the nation's foremost specialists on the U.S.S.R. and the People's Republic of China. Salisbury has written over two dozen best sellers. He predicted, less than one week before it happened, that Germany would turn on and attack Russia. In October 1968, President Richard M. Nixon spent an afternoon with him and spent most of the time discussing the Soviet Union. Salisbury told Nixon that the Soviet Union was very strong. Salisbury's topic for the evening was "The Future of International Politics." In his speech he brought forth the Premise that people sometimes do not appreciate what they have here in the Unitd States. Later in his speech he compared and contrasted the foreign policies of Presidents Nixon, Carter, and Reagan. Salisbury said that Nixon worked hard to establish a Chinese-American rapport to threaten Russia with the Possibility of the United States and China becoming too 'riendly for Soviet taste. He stated that the timing of Nixon's visit was excellent. The visit resulted in better Nations with China because hostilities existed between Peking and Moscow at the time. Nixon also traveled throughout 1Eujo^ «o as^o maintain strong European support of theUn.ted Stated- All of this maneuvering in Europe and China helped to solidify the United States' position in the ^.a.l.i. negotiations. , 44U As for Carter, Salisbury said that he became too friendly with China too fast." This caused a certain enmity between the United States and Taiwan Salisbury said that Reagan has antagonized Europe With his pipeline embargo. This has caused a rise in Anti- American feelings vis-a-vis the nuclear f^1^^ Anti-Amencanism has also been ^d^e^Q^heSd0Vtlhe Press. He also said that Reagan has r l.nqu,shed th alliance of the People's Republic of China in favor 'mproved relations with Taiwan. Ufa For further information contact Joseph Suttle at 293-956Q Video Contest At Cullowhee Quick Stop March 24 - 27 Great Time, Come On Out For more information drop by or call Cullowhee. Quick Stop or your college representative for Miller Beer Warren McClendon 293-3897 POTTS * Tour Kami Ountd Su««rm»rk«l * 586-2&18 STORE HOURS: 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Mon. ttru Sat. 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