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Show Page 2 DIXIE SUN September 28, 1990 Entertainment THE SL "Navy SEALS- "- Was it Worth the Buck? Matthew A. Turvey Stall Writer I recently had the unique and distinct pleasure of attending the feature film, (and I use that term very loosely), "Navy Seals," at the dollar movie. I would not recommend this task to the weak of heart or stomach, but can you really complain about the eloquent seating and wonderful floor texture when you're only paying a buck? Anyway this movie was pretty bad. The story line, which is about the "Seals", the elite commando force of the United States, trying to recover some stolen "stinger" missiles from some terrorists in Beiruit. There are some quality action scenes in the movie, but the story line inbetween is really quite boring. It stars Charlie Sheen and a host of other actors from "Aliens" and "Top Gun", which this movie tried to be a cross of bonding the from "Aliens" and the hot dog super-command- from "Top Gun." Sheen's performance is highlighted by a scene where instead of hitting a guy he kisses him. In the end the good guys win and the bad guys die, kind of a twist to the usual ending of these sort of films, huh? Dont get me wrong, it wasn't really that bad, but I was expecting a little more. But hey what did I really want for a buck!! PS. Your chance to see it is gone, but never fear, it should strike on video in the near future. Dixie College Concert donation taken your Dixie College's concert series in partnership with the from activity funds. The amount is community, has been in about $1.00 per student. In existence for more than 25 return, because we think our years. Currently known as cultural offerings are part of Celebrity Concert Series, this what college is all about, we organization has a prime goal: let you in without charge to to make live, professional most of our concerts, held in music, dance, and theatre the Dixie Center. It is true that you will locally available. We love to make our presentations pay a token amount for affordable to students. admission to five of our 12 This is why your presentations in 1990-91- . (See student body exec, council our ad on this page.) These decided many years ago to are "Into the Woods," "The "Utah support CCS with an annual Nutcracker," I'lm at lull 9) or mu I1' The Humanities Faculty is graciously providing a great new service to the Dixie College community Each Tuesday night of Fall and Winter Quarters and the first part of Spring Quarter, they will sponsor a film studies forum The movie will be shown in the Browning Building-Dunfor- d Auditorium, beginning at 7 p.m Fall Quarter's films have been selected by Ace Pilkington. in a fun evening watching movies from the past. Admission is free!! October 9: Symphony," "BYU Internationa Folk Dancers," and "Ballet West." You will purchase a ticket to these for $2.00 each. Before each concert, whether it is free or not, you must pick up a ticket with your activity card at the Dixie Center box office. You should make every effort to attend. Consider the musical, "Into the Woods." Tickets on Broadvay were $50.00 each. award-winnin- g The DIXIE SUN 1990-199- 1 STAFF BOX Adriana Rogers - editor in chief Kris E. Castro - sports editor Nate Whitney - advertising mgr. Matthew A. Turvey - staff member Collette Williams - staff member Colleen Evans - staff member Oneta Pasterski - staff member Tony Topalian - staff photographer Dr. Come join October 2: Series Real Genius: College students seek revenge on their professor Star Trek IV: The best of the Prof. Edwin F. Rogers - advisor The Dixie Sun - Dixie College 225 South 700 East St. George, Utah 84770 The Dixie Sun Is published by the students of Dixie College. The opinions expressed in The Sun, do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the staff or the advisor. The Sun staff reserves the right edit all letters to the editor, or not to print a letter submitted. Letters to the editor may be mailed to the above address, or left at Prof. Rogers office, next to Campus Security. |
