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  • Arts & Entertainment The Western Carolinian Page , Thursday, January 21 1988 It's - Saturday Night - In Review "Saturday Night Live" fans will be in for a special Wednesday on Jan. 27 when author Doug Hill visits Western Carolina University for a program called " A Backstage History of'Saturday Night Live.*" The 8 p.m. program in the recital half of WCU's Music-English Building will include an exclusive 60-mlnute video clip gathered from the vaults of "Saturday Night Live," The clip will be projected on a 9- by 12- foot screen. Hill's visit Is a late addition to WCU's Lectures, Concerts, and Exhibitions Series. A staff writer for TV Guide magazine, Hlli and New York Daily News TV editor Jeff: Weingrad wrote the beslselling book, "Saturday Night: A Backstage History of 'Saturday Night live,'* which chronicles the maver ick show that became a .certifiable cultural phenomenon. When NBC launched "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) on October 11,1975, many observers feel that it changed tele vision, particularly television comedy, forever; With SNL came underground comedy's trappings—full of knowing drug references, casual profanity, a permissive attitude toward sex, deep disdain for show business convention, blistering political satire, and a bitter distrust of corporate power. In their book, Hill and Weingrad recreate the chaotic backstage scene where writers and performers from the comedy under- continued page 9 Shows 7 & 9 p.m. FATAL ATTRACTION Michael Douglas HZST" Glenn Close 11 Shows 7 & 9 p.m. "Return of the LIVING DEAD" Part 2 Shows 7:10 & 9:10 p.m. TOM STEVE TED SELLECK GUTTENBERG DANSON When it comes to babies, they're oil wet. The Ski Report By LORA HOOPER Staff Writer Okay, now that we are all tired or walking and driving in the snow, let's try another mode of transportation that is meant to teams (8-18 years of age) will take to the eight regional qualifying events for spaces on the U.S. Disabled Ski Team. Another interesting contest will be the High Country Junior Alpine Racing Series which will be held next weekend. Ja nua ry 31, at Ski Hawksnest. J unior raci ng slopes to find outwho is the swiftest of them all. For more information on these events, call N.C. High Country Host at 1- 800-222-7515. The office is open seven be done in this white stuff. Four ski resorts in Boone say they have some downhill events that would be interesting for skiers and spectators alike. Ski Hawksnest, one of the four adjacent resorts, is providing discount packages days a week from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. for beginners with reservations on weekdays Ifyoujustwanttogoskiingwithout through February 7 as part of their "Let's Go all the hoopla, the conditions are great at Skiing, America" program. these four slopes. During this pastweek,the On January 22, Sugar Mountain will bases have ranged from 28 to 50 inches, host the National Collegiate Ski Association and it has been cold enough for them to Race. This race will pit the southeast's best make their own snow at night. Ski Beech young athletes against one another. Sugar has had 14 of their 15 slopes open, Sugar Mountain will also host the annual Hometown Mountain has had 15 of their 16 slopes Advantage Race on January 28. open, Appalachian has had all nine of An event that is going on this week- their slopes open, and Ski Hawksnest has end may interest spectators. The Southeast- opened five of their seven slopes, em Handicap Regional Clinic and Races will These four ski resorts can be be held at Ski Beech on January 20-24. The reached in two hours, and in case you event, which features races involving the want to stay overnight, call the toll-free blind, amputees, and paraplegics, is one of number and High Country will assist you in making reservations. o6 niston Cv.i, LMP Heads South By LAURA PLUMB Staff Writer <£r\AJUL/97k*U cmeL cu [pg) SUNDAY MATINEES AT 2 p.m. Around & About By SOPH STALMASEK ~ Friday Jan. 22 - The movie "Platoon" will be shown in the Cherokee Room at the U.C. at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. Admission is $1 for WCU students, $1.50 for others. LMP will sponsor Friday Night Skiing to Cataloochee. The cost is $18 for WCU students, $23 for. others. Pre-register at the U.C. Saturday, Jan. 23 - Ice skating lessons will be given at the Ice Rink at the Ramsey Center. There is a $ 12 fee for 8 lessons. LM P will sponsor ar all day ski trip at Wolf Laurel. Pre-registration is required at the U.C. The cost is $35 for WCU students. The Women's basketball team will play East Tennessee State University at 5:00 p.m. at the Ramsey Center. At 7:30p.m., the Men'sbas- ketball team will play ETSU. Sunday, Jan. 24 - Outdoor videos will be shown at the Cherokee Room at the U.C. at 7:00 p.m. Admission is free. Monday, Jan. 25 - The video "The Breakfast Club" will be shown on the second floor of the U.C. from 10:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Admission is free. The Women's basketball team will play UT-Chattanooga at 5:00 p.m. in the Ramsey Center. At 8:00 p.m. the Men's basketball team will play Appalachian State (T.V. Game). Wednesday, Jan. 27 -The Women's Basketball team will play Appalachian State at 7:00 p.m. at the Ramsey Center. Admission is$l. LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS JANUARY 21 WE CAN MAKE YOU LAUGH 8:00 P.M. WCU STUDENTS $ 1.00 OTHERS $2.00 CHEROKEE ROOM IF WE DON'T, YOU GET JANUARY 22 MOVIE - "PLATOON" 7:00 AND 9:30 RM. WCU STUDENTS - $ 1.00 OTHERS $ 1.50 GRANDROOMf BEST PICTURE 4 ACADEMY AWARDS ttt.SI niKK'IOK RKlTRICTtO -£3 'iittir 0* tnui' ciiiMi PLATtiM The first casualty of war is innocence. axon SIPMNG IBIREAK rang ONE'S ©N TO Spring Break Capital, DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA, wants your business! So, we'v e put together a SPRING BREAK PACKAGE to help your budget! The Package includes over $400.00 worth of FREE DRINK PASSES and VIP CARDS from all the HOTTEST NIGHT CLUBS! THIS YEAR, most Clubs are allowing 18 yrs. and up entrance! This package is UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED! LIMITED OFFER. One time only. Send $10.00 check or money order for handling to: SPRING BREAK V.I.P. THE TAUSSIG CORP. OF DAYTONA BEACH P.O. BOX 5727 DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32018 Stuck on what to do for Spring Break? Are you tired of Ft. Lauderdale and don't want to sit at home? Well, if you have money and need to get away. Last Minute Productions has the places. LMP is sponsoring two trips over the Spring Holiday. Students at Western, as well as non-students, have two LMP alternatives to spending Spring Break at home or cruising the Lauderdale scene. They range in price from $220 to $540 and include just about everything, except food and spending money. First, the much-balleyhooed Mexican venture, - interested students will be able to spend their holiday in Cancun, Mexico, "the place" for Spring Break this year, according to Roger Stevens, the trip's organizer. Known for the finest beaches in the world, Cancun's shores are brushed by the Caribbean. The waters are clear and blue, like those of the Bahamas, and the beaches are covered with some of the whitest sands found anywhere. Spring breakers who take the Cancun trip will be treated to a bit of all that Mexico has to offer. Even tough Cancun itself is not a very historical city in itself, having a life span of only 15-20 years, the history/archaeology buffs on LMP's trip will not be disappointed. The group has use of a tour vehicle for the entire trip, and will be visiting various places of historical and archaeological interest, such as the famous Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza ,some of the finest ruins In Central America. The trip will also visit the ruins of Tulumn, located on the beautiful coast bluffs. There will be plenty of chances for water sports on the Cancun trip: windsurfing, fishing, sailing, and even parasailing. Individuals will also get the chance to snorkel in a fish sanctuary, isolated from winds and waves, the perfect medium for beginning snorkelers. All equipment is available and easily rented from the hotel. On a day trip to Merida, it will be possible to visit museums, cathedrals, and to partake in some of Mexico's best shopping. With the current exchange rate of 2000 pesos to one American dollar, now is definitely an opportune time for American shoppers. For those of you not wanting to miss out on the traditional Spring Break chance to party, you will not be left out. "Cancun itself is very hip," said Stevens, "There are lots of clubs and discos. The nightlife is incredible." The price tag of LMP's Cancun adventure is $525 for WCU students, and $540 for non-students. These prices are base prices and the lowest available, according to Stevens. There are no other Cancun trips available in the area; they are all booked up. The price includes round trip airfare from Atlanta, transportation to and from Atlanta, and hotel accommodations. If Cancun trip does not appeal to you, LMP is offering another, less expensive trip to the Florida Keys. This trip runs $220 for students, $250 for non-students. The Keys trip provides the chance for plenty of deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, swimming, and just lounging on the beach (while the temperatures drop In the Carolinas). Anyone interested in these trips is urged to sign up in the University Center as soon as possible. There are spaces available, but they are not expected to last. Mountain3 mu^ ^0c*ture Heritage Center 1st floor, HFR Admin, open weekdays 8-5 The Smithsonian knows about the Mountain Heritage Center. They picked our last exhibit to tour major museums all over the country. Have you seen Cullowhee's best kept secret? *^V ^ V* ^ * />, F/*. '<?*, e. * SM0^9rMOcU9@m(H.Vl(D(ZOS & (RfZCO(RfPS I9{C WELCOMES BACK THE ^ STUDENTS 586 - 9775 250 E. MAIN ST. SYLVA, NC 28779 * LARGE SELECTION OF VIDEOS * POSTERS * RECORDS, CASSETTES, CD'S, 45'S * BLANK TAPES * NEW RKCGRM r% se H // -X V? & o< ty *lk. 'A, V* <$> ^ * H * Elton John Live in Australia * The California Raisins * Paul McCartney - All the Best * Tiffany * Steve Winwood - Cronicles * Madonna - You Can Dance * Steve Wonder - Characters * Rush - Hold Your Fire Open 10-am to 10-pm Mon. thru Sat. Sun. 12 - 9 pm ^H *lt *tt o0ti
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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 Carolin...

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