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Show rub 'jm nder; ird u susc: Winter Convocation slate focuses on eyewitnesses SUSC initiates its winter quarter Convocation series Jan. 4 with lecture by David Aikman, one of Time Magazine's most experienced foreign correspondents with 18 years covering the worlds hot spots. Aikmans lecture, Communism: A Grand Failure from China to Europe, starts at 11 a.m. in the SUSC Auditorium. We could call this Convocation series our eyewitness' quarter, Convocation Coordinator Lana Johnson said. We begin with Mr. Aikman, the last Time corresondent to leave Fhnom Penh in Cambodia and an eyewitness to the June 1989 massacre in Beijing. From there we move to programs by an earthquake specialist, a veteran Hollywood and Broadway star, a cold fusion specialist, d observations about and two women who will share their gender and justice. g Additional programs will be provided by an pianist, The Bucket Dance Company, a specialist in African American literature, a graphic design artist, and a two-ma- n cowboy band. Geologist James Tingey is the Jan. 11 speaker. He is an earthquake preparedness manager for the Utah Division of Comprehensive Emergency Management and Utahs representative on the Western States Seismic Policy Council. Earthquake Preparedness: A Utah Issue? is his Convocation topic. Actress Carol Channing visits SUSC Jan. 18, her Convocation by Festivention 90, SUSC-hoste- d meetings of the Theatre Association. Ms. Channing everyones Mountain Rocky favorite blonde, a Tony Award winner and one of Americas greatest theatrical legends will entertain the audience with reflections on Hollywood and Hello Dolly. g A lecturedemonstration by pianist Xiang-DonKong follows Jan. 25. Kong is the winner of the 1988 gold medal at the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition. He will Cedar visit southern Utah as a guest performer for the 1989-9- 0 Series. Arts Music City Garth Fagans Bucket Dance Company continues the slate Feb. 1. The Rochester, N.Y., company has been called Quick, rubbery, muscular, meditative, fluent and sharp, by The New York Times. Black Awareness Week speaker Roseann P. Bell will present the Feb. 8 Convocation, her topic African American Literature: Portrayal of a Culture. Bell is president of Caribbean Connections, Inc. a private corporation researching, writing and preparing for broadcast historical and cultural information in and about the African diaspora. Graphic design artist Don Weller visits SUSC Feb. 15 with a slide presentation titled An Inside Look at Graphic Design: g illustrator and graphic designer is The founder of the Weller Institute for the Cure of Design in Park City, Utah, where he works with his wife, Chikako, for an extensive American and Japanese clientele. The songs, stories and poems of the West are the specialties of Justin Bishop and John Nielson, better known as Horse Sense, the Feb. 22 presenters. Audiences from Asia to Africa and all over North America have delighted in performances by the duo. a guest first-han- award-winnin- award-winnin- non-prof- 1960-199- eo HT c Tuesday, January 2, emo SEND THAT PERSONAL TODAY! CLASSIFIEDS ARE ONLY 504 IN OTS!fe LI 103. tHSTINATION- - HUNTER-COWA-N MAIN STREET MALL 9 79 NORTH MAIN - 586-654- COUPON g 20 OFF ANY ITEM HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL, HOUSEWARES, SMALL APPLIANCES, TAPES, GIFTS, SPORTING GOODS & MORE REDEEM AT HUNTER-COWA- WELCOME BACK SUSC 79 N. MAIN it (CONTINUED ON PAGE R E S E R V E OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS 8) HOME MADE QUALITY ENTRES LflSflGNfl with meat, CHEESE RAVIOLI. ITALIAN ENTRES, FRESH SALADS. DELI MEATS & CHEESES 50 Visit 400 South Codar City 586-457- 2 7 CUT OUT THAT PROCRASTINATION AND award-winnin- FRESH DELI ; page THE MOST EXCITIKG FEW HOURS YOU'LL SPEUD ML WEEK. in this exciting Army ROTC elective. We'll get you out of the classroom and into adventure. Build your For more information contact CPT Kevin Miller, South Hall, SUSC 586-793- ARMY ROTC THE SMARTEST COLLEGE COURSE T0U CAN TAKE. |
