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Show gets an exciting tense that, at every turn or behind every closed door, you have no idea what is waiting for you, just waiting to send the Orkin Man back to the Stone Age. I only had the game for a few days, and was unable to advance much beyond the game's beginning stages. Although my overall analysis of the game cannot be accurately determined, I know that this game is fun and well worth picking up. Hey, I got into it. I started kicking some ass. Nintendo's "Metroid Prime" is distributed exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube, and can be purchased wherever Nintendo videogames are sold. METROID' continued from page K5 aiming at objects or firing a wide array of nasty and powerful it's all there making for an intense style of gaming. The graphics are so lifelike and advanced, it kind of blows my mind that I still find Atari so frig-gifun, when all of the Nintendo game's vastness is comstored on a small three-incof size of a the pact disc fraction those Atari cartridges. "Metroid Prime" is action-packeand has a very sinister, unknowing and inquisitive feel about it. Throughout the game, or at least all of it that I played, one bug-zapper- THURSDAY FRIDAY SUNDAY JAN. 16 JAN. 17 JAN. 19 Hetles Belles Poetry Full-Conta- ct One night only, two spoken word teams go head to battle royale. head in a This slam poetry event should not be missed. It takes place at the Orbit Cafe (540 W. 200 South) at 7:00 p.m. and it's totally free. Read the cover story for more Info. five-perso- n 10-rou- Funk Rock 'line Tour Experienced independent 'zine creators and members of the Microcosm collective Alex Wrekk, joe Bile, Shawn Cranton and Harmony Heartsun will give a how-tpresentation on making 'zine while they're in own your town to promote the release of The Urban Hermit in book form. But don't think you can compete with RED after one conference. Co o ACDC favorite tribute band is back to rock the house to prove who has the biggest balls of them all. Liquid Joe's is the venue, 1249 E. 3300 is South is the address, the number to dial for the low down. Your le 467-JOE- of the many alternative film festivals in town at the same time as the Sundance Film Festival will have an opening night at Brewvies. Co to 677 S. 200 West, Visit www.slamdance.com for an events schedule. SATURDAY to the Sprague Library (2131 S. 1100 East); the event goes form p.m. in the Fire Place Room. Free of 5-- charge. Sundance Film Festival Sundance officially opens tonight, if you read Tuesday's opinion column in The Chrony then this is old news, but Jeremy's article in the Reel section is totally better so read it and go see some films. Visit JAN. 18 9 http:www.sundance.org n' S MONDAY SlamDance 355-550- 3-- D Films Film Front isn't happening due to Sundance, but you can find a wide array of World Cinema at the Sundance Film Festival. See the reel section for details. They play at Club West Temple). (119 S. for more info. d, Dianne Reeves part of the University of Utah's commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, jazz vocalist Dianne Reeves performs at Kingsbury Hall for free, but tickets are required. Read the story in the beat section for more info, or call to get free tickets. .r 581-ASU- U petered-mag.co- ffg" GRAYWHALE CD As TUESDAY Piebald Piebald is an emo band that apparently rocks harder than Jimmy Eat World, according to their publicist. Co check it out with opening act Noise Ratchet, which may or may not do the same, and My Chemical Romance. h f- - JAN. 20 One s, FROM BRITNEY TO MUSLIM GAUZE AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN GRAYWHALE GAME AND MOVIE VIDEO GAMES, TOYS, VIDEOS, DVD'S WE HAVE WHAT THE COLLEGE STUDENT WANTS AND NEEDS JAN. 21 3 AND MOVIE 201 E 1300 S GRAYWHALE CD 248 S 1300 E LOCATIONS MSG IN TAYJ .ORSVJIJ ,E, KI? ARKS, DRAPER, LAYTON OGDF.N AND LOGAN GRAYWJ LALE GAME 583-333- 583-962- 6 Rubber Butter Rubber Butter plays Monk's House of Jazz. We know nothing about them, but insist on including them in our calendar. Co to 19 E. 200 South underneath Kinko's. WEDNESDAY JAN. 22 VJanl your event - TromaDance Touted as the film festival that aims to "give independent film back to the pecpIe'TromaDance starts today. Th best known Troma film is probably "The Toxic Avenger." The gore starts at 4 p.m. and goes until midnight. Go to Brewvies (677 S. 200 West) and visit www.tromaviile.com for more info. dar? :ted in RED's Calen : MAfllOUP louREO-mag.co- m abeljBi!lw!ihin,our w creditor1 nun J SCHEDULE B Wd, January f -- fi 29, 2003 FREE GENERAL ADMISSION MOGUL QUALIFICATION $10 Thu, January 30, 2003 AERIAL QUALIFICATION FREE GENERAL ADMISSION $10 Frl, January 31,2003 MOGUL FINALS S3 GENERAL ADMISSION $20 BLEACHER SEATING BLEACHER BLEACHER SEATING SEATING Sat, February 1, 2003 Morning ,$a GENERAL ADMISSION DUAL MOGULS FINALS POETRY continued from page R7 intended to be a true competition," Duffy says. "It is not a slam, but rather a theater event." But Orbit's show will still embody Slam's goal of engaging the audience. "The competition will look like it's going on in the ring, but it actually extends beyond that," says Duffy, alluding the struggle to combat media's constant hailstorm on society. In a drive-thrculture of instant gratification, the public often chooses form over content. In order to gain popularity, poetry needs to push boundaries. Tm pretty about my belief that poetry needs to be more assertive, even aggressive and militant," says Duffy. Still, he maintains a commitment to raising the bar for performance poetry. "I ilrvr.-Jencourage Slam o izii authors like poets as ElaVs cr 1 Ctr-nr- e, c V : . rrlooked f well r ' After ccr.V u hard-nose- d pro-activ- . e, , y .fs. when it's drawn from poorly written material An attempt to maintain the integrity of the word, to bypass, "zeal without an anchor," is what drives Duffy's quest to enlighten the public. "Reaching out to the community, getting people involved... desire." that's what we Back in the banquet hall, a teenager in baggy jeans, a puffy coat and a beanie steps on stage. His poem, "Devil's Sorrow," recounts painful memories of absent parents. He closes the piece with tears in his eyes, and th audience erupts in applause. You feel privileged for the opportunity to witness personal triumph and marvel at the communal celebration of creative catharsis. It is just one of the benefits received from an evening that evidences poetry as a language meant to be spoken out loud. The Orbit Cafe is located at 540 IV. 200 South, call (80O pr r.icre info. Cup Of Joe 553 VI 200 Scuih, czlt frn) ' 322-380- 8 36 TrtJ-- r 7 con continued from page R3 January i6, 2003 BED Magazine ,$8 GENERAL ADMISSION .$20 BLEACHER SEATING fur to Join ut for th fr family fun on Main Stmt Thursday, Friday, A Saturday avmntngt. Flrmworkt, Concerts, Awards and moral Daw Valley Ratort't Snow Park Rsctaurant, normally opan for braakfatt and lunch only, will remain opan for dlnnar on Saturday, Fabruary 1 until 6 pm. Schadule tubjsct to changa witKout notice ( Bm couple such as Beckman and Foster to incorporate contemporary references into their dialogue as well. Venkman cites as an example Beckman's repeated reference to Foster's "Chamber of Secrets." Foster agreed to speak to RED reporters regarding her history with Beckman at Saturday's performance of local rock band Optimus Prime. "Looking back on it," she stated, "what initially attracted me to Kenny was that he was wearing a Voltron But I've grown a lot since then. Now I know how much Voltron sucks. Any one of the Transformers could kick Voltron's ass Autobot or Decepticon, hell, even a Dinobot like Sky Lynx." Beckman contends that he "doesn't give a shit what Ally says; Sky Lynx is not a Dinobot, he's a hybrid Autobot. And you can just go tell Ally that the Misfits were way better than the Holograms any day." According to Dr. Venkman, Beckman may never have fully recovered from the psychological castration that occurred the day Foster "accidentally" misplaced the ring on his Green lantern action figure. 0 rachaelred-mag.co- Rj2 Sat, February 1, 2003 Evaning AERIAL FINALS HERRING $20 BLEACHER SEATING EVENT INFORMATION TICKET SALES worldt2003.doarvailey.com smithstix.com 435.645.6510 Toll Free; 800.888.8499 Salt Lake Gty: 801.467.8499 or one of three Deer Signatures stores Valley Resort ' ZKIYTFCT VISA EH Ernst & Young QutlHylm tmylhing Mtr Do IOHI |
