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Volume 57 Number 15 Entertainment The Western Carolinian Page 5 Thursday, January 23, 1992 t "\ SAVE THE PLANET! PLEASE RECYCLE THIS NEWSPAPER WESTERN RECYCLES V J After Math &W B®8§@fl[! §oii3Glh (jr<M&iaord' (jomfiancafi/ 58. N.Y. Indian 61. My gal. 1 2 3 I 1 4 5 6 7 ' I 1 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 25 21 22 23 24 26 27 28 29 a* 30 31 32 38 33 34 ■ 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 1 1 49 I 50 51 52 ■ 53 54 1 55 56 58 59 61 1 t 63 1 r 65 66 ■ ACROSS I. Baglike structure 4. Attacking to capture 9. Period of time 12. Frozen water 13. Alphabetical listing 14. Kettle top 15. Indication of 17. Harangue 37. Hot drink 19. Strict 39. Southern state (abbr.) 21. Water faucet 40. Males 22. Sulk 42. Girl (Informal) 24. Small child 44. Greek marketplace 26. Czar (var.) 46. Great Lake 29. Vert, face of stair 41. Green vegetable 31. Car Huid 50. Highest point 33. Female sheep 51. Brooks 34. Midwest state (abbr.) 53. Conform 35. Male sheep 55. Stemmed glass 62. Unbelief 64. Over (poetic) 65. Dined 66. Assent 67. Direction (abbr.) DOWN 1. Sidney (abbr.) 2. Hole in one 3. Poll 4 Place 5. Inactive 6. Man's nickname 7. Obtain t. Withdrawal 9. Expire 10. Abolish 11. Summer drink 16. Fur mammal If. Rodent 20. Egg 22. Beat 23. Lubricator 25. Make lace 27. Conscious 2*. Rest 30. Old cloth 32. Ocean 36. Alias 38. Christian love 41. Agile 43. Meadow 45. Choice 47. Snakellke fish 49. Sun-dried brick 52. Sparta queen 54. Poker stake 55. Girts Org. (abbr.) 56. Grain 57. Clothe 59. Lair 60. Be (2nd pen. sing.) 63. Old Testament city Destination delightful Daytona The countdown to the thirtieth Anniversary of Spring Break in Daytona Beach has begun! From mid-February through mid-April, thousands of students from throughout the United States will converge on the "Spring Break Capital" for days of fun in the sun. Some of the highlights of this year will include: •MTV/Much Music Coverage of Spring Break - MTV is scheduled to cover the event March 10-17. Canada's Much Music will be headquartered at the Howard John son Hotel February 17-23. •Product expos and giveaways — SpringFcst '92 Expo, March 9-13, 16-20, on the beach between Holiday Inn Boardwalk and Howard Johnson; Expo America, March 12- 17, Ocean Center; "Spring Break Fest," March 12-22 on the beach, south of Main Street Pier. •Sporting events like parasail rides, Daytona Beach Spring Break College Baseball Jamboree, Party Smart Spring Break Sand Classic sand sculpting contests, Playboy/ Schick 3 on 3 Spring Break Basket ball Tournament and Lagerfeld Spring Break Volleyball Tournament, as well as the 24th Annual Easter Beach Run on April 18. •Clubs, restaurants, shops and attractions all have special rates and packages for students during Spring Break. •And of course, the most importantaspectofany Spring Break --plenty of SUN!!! Destination Daytona!, the Convention and Visitor's Bureau for the Daytona Beach events. Call 1- 800-854-1234. Polaroid puzzles on display Photographer Muriel Ehrman-Mandcl of Chapel Hill is now displaying her work in the Belk gallery through the end of this month. All events are open to the public free of charge. The Belk gallery exhibition will continue through Jan. 31. Ehrman-Mandel has been working with Polaroid SX70 cameras since 1984, primarily photographing female models interacting with landscapes. Her photographs are large puzzles with pieces made up of individual Polaroid prints. Each regular-sized print is pieced together with other prints to form one large, powerful image. She does all of the grid work on location, refining her work when she returns to the studio. For more information about her activities at WCU, contact the art department at telephone 227-7210. Workshop in pastel pigments planned The Asheville Art League is sponsoring a pastel workshop June 29-July 3rd at Warren Wilson College. AlanFlattmann.authorof The A,rt of Pastel Master Pastelist of the Pasted Society of America, co-founder of the Degas Society, and conductor of workshops for over twenty years, will be teaching. Board is available. For further information and registration please contact: Asheville Art League P.O. Box 744 Asheville, N.C. 28812 or call: Jim Morgan (252-2139) The Asheville Art League is also sponsoring a watercolor workshop July 6-10 at Warren Wilson College. Al Stine, author of Watercolor. Painting Smart, and recipient of numerous awards, will be conducting the workshop. Board will also be available for this workshop. For further information and registration call: Jim Morgan (252- 2139). Weekly CaCcndar Thursday Jan. 23- Lady Catamount Basketball against Appalachian State University in the Ramsey Center at 7:00 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 -Catamount Basketball against the Furman Palidans in the Ramsey Center at 7:00 p.m. Monday, Jan. 27- Catamount Basketball against The Citadel in the Ramsey Center at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 28- Next meeting for LMP staff. Meet in the Dogwood Room on the second floor of the UC at 3:20 p.m. Tuesday, Jan, 28- Weekly staff meeting for WWCU at the station on the ground floor of the Moore building at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29- Catamount Basketball against the Clemson Tigers in the Ramsey Center at 7:00 p.m. Does your group or organization have an item for the Weekly Calendar? If so, please send items and dates one week in advance of event to The Western Carolinian c/o The Old Student Union or mail your item to The Western Carolinian, P.O. Box 66, Cullowhee, NC 28723.
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