Show Thursday October 18 1990 The Eagle - Page 7 Campus Crusade for Christ kicks off the new school year Wild Things at CEU’s Gallery East Gallery East in the Main Building on the College of Eastern Utah's campus opens its 1990-9- 1 exhibit season with "Where the Wild Things Arc: Art of the Imagination" Based on Maurice Sendak's book Where the Wild Things Are which describes a boy's imaginary journey into the night world of wild creatures the exhibition likewise is a journey into the imagination of several Utah artists The work explores the unknown regions of fantasy where wild creatures lurk CEU art professor James L Young explains die history of art is largely concerned with portraying objects as a tribute to man's reason but art has also been engrossed with the night world of dreams and visions that sec the light of day in paintings photographs drawings and prints "Utah artists have long been fascinated with the world of fantasy The growing popularity of psychology ticipating in a Christmas Confer- Melissa Grogan and mysticism in America shows that the nation also shares this inter-cst Jhc artists in this exhibit stress the subjective intuitive and imaginative over ratioself-awaren- ess nal conscious control" Young said Familiar objects arc placed in unfamiliar settings to create worlds that are obviously personal to the artist Other works seek to record memories and feelings rather than the world of tangible reality In confronting t these works we are allowed entry into the artist's internal world where we may recognize similar depths in ourselves The exhibit will be showing until Nov 2 week- days from 830 am to 5 pm Special showings and group tours can be arranged by calling Young at CEU 637-21- 20 extension 297 Gallery East is funded by CEU the Utah Arts Council and the National Endowment for the Arts staff writer ence December Campus Crusade for Christ is an organization on campus that many have come in contact with but few know what it's all about Campus Crusade has been active on the CEU campus the past three years It is headed by Marc Trujillo graduate of CEU Wilson Henderson physics professor and Dr Alfonso Trujillo mathematics and chemistry professor As an Christian organization Campus Crusade for Christ is concerned with spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ and providing a support group for Christian students on campus It is active on most four year campuses and in several junior colleges Aside from the College of Eastern Utah Campus Crusade for Christ has active chapters at Utah State University University of Utah Brigham Young University and Weber State College Being a national organization Campus Crusade sponsors area conferences to bring students together from several different states CEU Campus Crusade will be par Portland Ore Aside from the Christmas Conference the CEU chapter is planning several activities Students will be traveling to Provo High School on November S to attend a concert by Michael Card a noted contemporary Christian artist and lyricist They will also be sponsoring a trip to see a Utah Jazz game sometime in November These activities arc open to any CEU student wishing to partici- ry 1 in pate Students involved in the CEU chapter of Campus Crusade currently meet every Sunday evening at 7:30 pm in the library conference room fra biblc study and prayer However Marc Trujillo stresses "Anyone interested in learning about and discussing Jesus Christ is welcome to attend" If students have any questions concerning Campus Crusade they are welcome to get in touch with either Trujillo or Henderson Campus Crusade for Christ is looking forward to a successful year at CEU CEU THEATRE PRESENTS A PLAY BY RICK ABBOT Messiah rehearsals begin Singers throughout the are encouraged to join the Castle Valley Chorale for their annual performance of Han- del’s Messiah Rehearsals begin at 7 pm Thursday October 18 in CEU’s Music Building and will held every Thursday (except Thanksgiving) until bcr The free public performance before Christmas is a holiday dilion in Carbon County tra-10- th For more information call Jay Andrus at the College of East-b- e cm Utah 0 ext 3 14 637-212- Warner Bros releases “Memphis Belle” They were America's “flyboys" courageous young ‘Burbs’") and Neil Giuntoli ("Child’s Play") Making men who thousands of miles from home took to the their Him debuts are popular jazz singcrmusician skies in defense of freedom Tire odds demanded that Harry Connick Jr and Reed Edward Diamond arc-on- e cent acting graduate of The Juilliard School in three of them would never return and most Two-tim- e Oscars nominee John Lithgow ("The were scarcely out of their teens As individuals they World According to Garp" and ‘Terms of had to combat mortal fcaras a team the challenge never dearment”) plays the Army Air Corps public-relatioto find heroism in the midst of icnor-a- nd officer who arrives on base to orchestrate the return of never let the other guys down If this extraordinary young crew could survive the the crew to America In his passion of task he clashes head-o- n with their commanding officer 25th and Final mission of their 7 “Flying David Strathaim C Matcwan Eight Men bomber-t- he Memphis Belle— they would return home to a hero's welcome But their last 0ul"j P118 mission wold also be their most dangerous Second World he produced by the Oscar- “Memphis Belle" is their riveting story a CCIwls of Fire "The panoramic motion picture with ten of America's Oayidttn and Catherine Wyler Directed by brightest young talents portraying the aircraft cre- w- Killing Fields") Michael CatenjJoncsfScaixkn filmmato Matthew Modine (“FullMctal Jacket" "Married to "suig and written by Monte Mcmck Memphis Belle the Mob") Eric Stoltz (“Mask" “Some Kind of characters drama and thrilling flying sc-Wonderful") Scan Astin ("The Goonics" “The War through its dramatizes one of the most exciting the Roses") Tate Donovan (“Space Camp" "Clean qucnccs-vivi- dly stories of this antury and moving and Sober") DB Sweeny ("Eight Men Out" Belle" opened nationwide the first week “Memphis “Lonesome Dovc7 Billy Zanc (“Back to the Future" of October “Dead Calm") Courtney Gains (“Colors" “The En-w- as ns por-Fortre- B-5- Wb of G o |