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The day \\ill begin \\;th reoistrat1on at 9 a.m. in the CSC Atrium. Faculty and staff \\i ll be oresent to meet guests. Ca.mpus and resident hall tours 1vill be given from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

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Ph111,ps also said that this 1s an ocponun11y 10 showeas,:y l'een Fare)' Day as we.I. Le;t Iha MSU campus and cure some of the h::-mes,ck cff of director ,;:.,, .. , · ee said. ,.:~ 11 ac:iv,ties. blues.

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• off 1993 Artist Lectur • kicks •: LUCkinb ill e season • • • L.Euren~ Luc.~1nb,II will The Boi-s ,-, ·~" 5 d an • _ • • ~ - ," • 1, , . u.k n.:11 s feature f,tms :0a:-row. !ha 13-noJs 1 •defsnse a:.o-nev. in a one- ge1ude Suen GOvd ; nen~:;_me Promrse. Not !man 0:31, at 7 p:m. Sept. ,or?LJ.-,ication. Coc.<taJ/ r,e Arts 111 :i a c:-, Cru,se. . .

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A mini-symposium on rendering skills will culminale the exhibition on Sept. 11-12. Theater artists will sharpen their skills in watercolor, mixedmedia and portfolio ph0· tography.

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On television Luckinbill has sta~ed in his own ABC series The Oelphi Bureau. TheMating Season. a series, One More Try. the NBC Movie of the Week To Heal a Nation in which he portrayed Senator Charles Mathias, author of the legislation au:horizing the n of the constructio . : To1111.

Vietnam Veteran's • Luckinb1ll returned to also starred He :New York and Broadway. Memorial. : Following a year's run in A ,n The 5:48. The Boston Massacre, and Lyndon .

•Man lo; all Seasons. and : roles in other productions, As a writer, Luckinbill :such as the American has contributed ariicles lo • Conservatory Theatre's New Yori< Times, Los The he , Salesman a of : Death : received critical acclaim for Angeles Times. American Magazine, and Theatre the • his role of Hank in both !stage and film versions of Esquire. :

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• Editor MSU students will be : : given_the chance to give • the gift of life by donating ! bl?Od at the campus blood : dnve from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• Wednesday, Sept. 15. in ,: Clark Student Center : Room 104.

1• The event, under the ! direction of the American 1: Red Cross , will be • sponsored by Circle K, the Laurence Luckinbill . .

Nursing department and in: available are Tickets Luckinbill and his wife. the Clark Student Center : part of the Biology Lucie Amaz live In nt, sa ,d Sandy departme • for Office. Call 689-4520 Westchester County, NY : Gillis, Donor Resource more information . with their three children. for the tant : Co nsul American Red Cross. ! ·we are hoping for a : larger tu rnout than what • the past few yea rs has • ! been like." GIiiis sa id. . : ......... ....... "MSU, many years ago, *......... ...•••••••••........ ..••••••• ..•••••••••..•••........ ........ used to donate between 70 to 80 pints at a dnve.

Now we receive about 20."

Gillis said that few re st rictions ex ist about e of Fre for freedom n with along Foundatio .

Sex. raci sm . religion, opposition September 25 speech and freedom of the Expres s ion, can and cannot give who th e Between and witchcraft are just a Association of Ame rican blood. She discourag es and October 2 the first two press. a "risky lifestyle fewof the grounds used to of the Moffett Library Mottell Library believes Publishers, the American those with challenge and ban books floors these and other that Americans support our !i,~~:~.o~n~o~~~a~~~i: : a~ display will Slates across the United challenged books as It basic ri gh t to read Over the past year.

College participates ,n Banned guaran teed in the First Association of Books from the Bible, Fantasy or Lights workBooks Week-Celebra ting Amendment to th e S!ores.

1'.Tiich contents have been United the Freedom to Read. The Constitution of the d•ys lo labeled as lewd, the that said s William States. already first floor of Moffell Oct. 2-3, C):t 9-IO indecent . and violent , to Banned books week- display thus far as had up. display the has 9 a. m. 10 4 p.m.

Ille so called promot ion of g the Freedom heightened ,n terest among Andrea Williams who Celebratin an d Lunch will he served book burn ing to Read is co-sponsored Midwestern students. She Contact Dr. Howard censorship of ~ is in cha rge of curriculum by the American Library sa id even 1f the students materials in the library said Farrell ~ -.. .'~.!~e Disney classic the display's purpose is to Association . the American have not read the n.

1t has st,11 peaked at lixl. 4782 ~ w h o too as ireedom to read Booksellers Associatio s materials been tagged as graphically promote Bookseller interest.

American the sa id, goes ~•olent. have faced th is which, she

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or are unhealthy " from donating blood. She also added that pregnant ladies and people who weigh less than 110 po unds cannot give blood.

"People are afraid they can catch something through donating," Gillis said. "The needle is a disposable needle used only one time then thrown out.• Len West. a wildlife ecology major and a blood enco ur ages do nor, students to take the time to donate. ' Students need to put th eir fears aside." West said. '(Giving blood) is not that big of a deal. They are saving someone's life and should take the time to do ii."

The American Red Cross , said Gillis. is extremely low on its blood supply right now

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Do you hear what I hear?

MSU Is a llourlshlng university. Right now, oil ~lgns indicate that the University Is only heading tor fhe top. Enrollment continues to Increase. programs continue to be nationally rocognlzed and faculty continues 10 receive national attention.

However. one part ol the University conlinues to dwindle •· almost like a species going extinct. One word sums up the entire crisis and one word can spark hours ol debate among students •• Parking.

II o bleeding-heart liberal group could join together and unite tor the cause ol saving this dying species, maybe, just maybe, we could find a place to pork.

Odds are though, that even If a 'Parking Peace' group formed, nothing would change.

The history of this dying species is documented throughout the last half of the 20th century. In t 966, for example. a story ran In the Times Record News concerning the parking problem.

'There's no place to park,· the story cries.

In the 1970s, several stories ran in the Times Record News, again concerning the parking problem.

'There's no place to park,• the stories cry on and on and on and on ...

An MSU alumni who served as editor of The Wichitan and Is still involved In Joumallsm, recalls writing a story about the parking problem. Pld anything change? Obviously not.

The moral to this story apparenlly Is that student's cries fall on deaf ears. Or maybe we cen call them insensitive ears because the ones who can make lhe change have no parking problems •· they have a faculty sticker.

In September of 1992, MSU had 2,360 parking spaces for students and 399 spaces for faculty/staff members. In September ol 1993, MSU has 2, 197 spaces for students and 421 spaces lor faculty/staff.

Did our enrollment not increase from 1992 to 1993? And would that increase not mean more cars would be on campus? With this logic flowing. tho obvious answer is reducing the number ol spaces for students.

Of course, we do need to clarify what lho sticker on tho back window of your car represents: IT IS NOT A PARKING PERMIT; It is a MOTOR REGISTRATION DECAL "State legislators gave state universities the authority to require all cars on Its campus to be regis• tered,' said H.G. Evans, chief of the MSU police de· pertmenl.

Evans continued to say that the University does not guarantee every student on campus a parking space and that the University is not selling parking spaces with tho Identification lag.

When discussing the parking issue, many people will remind frustrated students that on larger campuses, parking is an ancient dinosaur and the hike those students have to take is longer than the lime span from the Paleozoic age to the present.

However, we thought the difference between MSU and the larger schools like Texas A&M and University of Texas is MSU's ability to communicate with the students on a personal level; give care lo each student in academic and personal affairs; and provide a home away from home.

Of course, we can find a parking space at home.

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Now thal the summer sillies are ovor. 011d Hollywood's yearly barrage ol summor acllon flicks hove dwindled away. it's time for Tinsollown to get down to some serious work on potonllal Oscar· winners.

Hore are somo contenders that aro duo out this toll. Will they have o chance? WhO knows? Con anyone beol East-wood's "In tho Lino of Fire?"

"The Age of Innocence"·· starring Doniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Winona Rider.

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17 ' As a lavish Hollywood c.~ adoplalion of o classic tum-ol-the-conlury novel • • R nre O\"Cr , the movie industry cnn gel down to 8'rio::~,ti not It's Wharton, s1lhc.

Edith by Now 1hnt th e ir.ummer typical Scorsese ('Raging hu!-inrs.i; (cir Oscnr !il'nson. ble channels, so Wh ,,1a young woman, and a Bull' and "Taxi Driver') Y11ot 1 movie?

Paxton. Directed by doctor and his wife cel&loire. Set in the 1870s. ii is Jennifer Lynch. Due out: brate their marriage 1n a Audience rosea a tale ol Now York aristo· minor earthquake. showed that Viewe::i cral Nowlan Archer (DaySep~~, a story •• and 'Short Cuts' will gel wanted to see Iha . .

Lewis). his 1111varted love ol it on the screen! none acclaim, critical excellent for tho scandal-tainted cast. The problem.~ ' First, Madonna bowed out but ii is long •• 187 minutes course, was lhat lren Countess Olenska Laler, Kim .• and may be wearying to 'Granny' Ryan Ra e (Pfeiffer) and his problems ol lhe tille role.

Basinger was ordered to less sophisticated aud1with his wife (Ryder).

'Mr. Drysdale' Bai l ~ pay S3.8 million for not .

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Nancy 'Miss Jane· 'dr,J hrsl time Finally starring. starring ..

•Malice" tho but grand passions. have, as Granny migh ~ director Lynch (David's Alec Baldwin, Nicole lilm doesn't deal with all have !laid, gone 01110 1 Fenn Kidman. Bill Pullman. those scandalous longings daughter) found So director lhe, rewards. didn't (Twin Peaks) who Bebe Neuwirth, Anne beneath tho book's good Spheeris (Wayne's W mind playing a limbless Bancroft and George C. manners. scratCh ~ from rted sla a box by Scorsese is reported to woman kepi in Scott. Directed by Harold the choices are gOOd the love-obsessed doctor have said he directed this Becker.

Varney (of 'Ernest' la who mutilated her. one 'lo see ii I could direct (Sands) The plot on this movie is Jed, Leachman is rneJ Then lhere were duels sea movie where emotions Granny, Tomlin is Jan 8 board who is a closely guarded ratings the with and the communication but it involves a serial Hathaway and Colem . wanted to give it an NC-17 cret, are repressed, so that that is stalk:~g stuMr. Drysdale. Buddy an ~ rating. Lynch and producer killer people say one thing and dents at a posh Ebsen, the original Jed Carl Mazzocone finally mean another, or nothing women's Northeastern makes a brief cameo a' wrangled a 'R' on appeal. at all.'

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P. Lynch is afraid that the college, ts ii good? Well, alter dean ing well-mean endless bad publicity has seeing a rough cul, Ryder reWill wile things his Some and (Pullman) doomed her film before it exclaimed, 'It's one of the Is Baldwin the main the same. The Iheme opens. She could be righl. (Kidman). greatest movies I've ever song survives, replicas 01 bad publicity is usually bad guy? Maybe. Or, bul the hardly seenl" She's the Clampelt's truck have not. maybe bell er, al least in the most objeclive viewer, bul been made, and the p101 Protests by real stuopening weekend, than no early reports may agree. will be similar to a TV dents on the campus • publicity at all.

"M. Butterfly" •· starwhere the movie was shot episode where Jed al"Short Cuts" •· starring Jeremy Irons and tempts to find a husband against scenes that alring Anne Archer, Bruce John Lone. Directed by contained violence for Elly May, played by legedly Davidson, Robert Downey David Cronenberg. Due threatened women againsl Eleniak.

Erika Jennifer Henry, Buck Jr.. out: Sept. 1O. to halt production, but Jason Leigh, Jack Has the success of And now the bad ne~ · Pfeffer Rachel Producer Lemmon, Huey Lewis, Lyle 'The Crying Game' ushKerkeby man- · assured them that this is a the famed Lovell, Andie MacDowell, ered in a series of movies sion •• the Beverly Hills 'smart thriller", and not Modine, Malthew cross-dressers? about estate made famous by 'Basic Instinct' material.

Based on the Tony Award- Christopher Penn, Lori series •• will not be That apparently appeased the Singer, Lily Tomlin, Fred winning play by the same Instead, Spheeris back. name, ii Is a story about an Ward and others. Directed the crowds, and shooting opted for a new adobe in went on.

by Robert Altman. Due alluring Chinese opera Pasadena.

This is a good cast. It out: Oct. 3. singer who seduces a remains to be seen Based on nine short After other recent TV French diplomat with femor not the public whether stories and one narrative transplants, and With a inine wiles. plot. the of approve will Raymond late the by poem built-in TV audience, lhis Cronenberg purposely "The Beverly Carver, 'Short Cuts" folnew 'Beverly Hillbillies' cast the virile Lone ('The Jim starring •· Hlllblllles' lows 22 characters as they should do well at the box Last Emperor') in the role wander through the subur- Varney, Diedrich Bader, because he knew his office.

Erika Eleniak, Cloris ban sprawl in Soulhern audience would be 'in on And so, there you have Leachman, Dabney California. They never the charade' from the Coleman, Lily Tomlin, Rob it. The list is by no means converge, as one mighl beginning. Irons plays the of course. exhaustive Schnieder and Lea expect, but rather director French diplomat.

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OPEN LETTER TO ALL STUDENTS: Welcome lo the starl of a new school yearll We hope your new year will be happy, productive and educalional.

II is sad but true lhal crime has becom e a parl of campus life, nationwide, as we ll as here al Sta t e Midwest e rn University. Crime can be anylhing as litlle as picking

up something lhal does nol belong to you to assault or more.

A recent study revealed that ONE IN EVER Y THREE college sludents can expect lo a victim of some lype ol crime.

We al MSU do nol have lo be part of lhese statistics. Students helping students by being aware of lhings going on around them selves an d others ,

could help reduce lhis prediction at MS U. we need to fosle r an atlitude of wa!ch oul for ourselves and achieve personal safely and security habits.

Make respons ible choices about you r own actions and help us all make lhis a safer campus.

Report, immedia tely any crime you may witnes; or be a victim of on campu s 10 lh e MSU Police

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Eversee you notable, if nol interes ting track, is Why Look al the Moon by lhe Wa terboys. 11

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Midwestern State Universit DID YOU l<No f . redible range of actlville9 10 satisfy tho diverse inleresrs of I W!ha1 Midweslem Stale Universily hos1s 77 sludenl organlzallons which of er an ~ct becomo more oclivo In !heir universlly and gain valuabl he s.tudenrs. Through lhe differenl club and organizalions on campus, siuienl~,8'.:uawa~li~g/or? Now Is r//e rime"' g,1111•0/vedl e skills lhat w,11 enhance !heir personal growth and self awareness. So, w10' 0 >

A111ncs1y1 Specie,.[ 'L Arrisr-Le,·r:rernariona/ B!a,·k IVornc; Series Cornrnirrcc C1r,•/e K lurcrn lmercsred in Su,·c Mary Pliska Co//cge Rcpu1./'."'na/ (Kiwanis) c.ss & Educarion gcan P/11//,p 81rd,n • 692.9778 Dcbare Club . ltans Dr Ernest Dov,•, Ir c 429/ D11•crsi1y Dr. David Tucker .

475() lnrcrna1iona/ Sr d Dr. Evercrr Kindig 44/4 tarp., 1\/p/w ~ .u enrs A.~,ociatic, D r,genci/ Tay/or 4148 , 'ur.\:c.•s As,nc· "' n r. ·m,ty LaBc{f •1375 Orgar,;'-"li~n O';hon Dr. Michael Pred• 4J1r, Phito,0 h Hispanics Dean Phi/Ji . ·• 434/ S . . i' Y Club ludcnr., Sand P 8 lfdinc S Oc1a / Workers A . .

Dr ra Church 429/ • Ot·,,•ry of Ala . Cling Togcl/1c, . Adalberto Gare• 4598 Srudenr Ad,· -~u'.acruring Eng; • Dr. Alfred Srewa JJ 4/44 Unh•ersiry D:ares for Disahilirnccr., Barbara Wesr n 4128 Un11•ersi1 p IIIOcrJr., y Awareness Jan Br,nk 4659 IVai-K Y rograrnn, · Debra H' .

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"Students should get involved on campus so that they have a sense of pride or belonging to the University.

If they just come to their classes and leave right after to go to work or home, they don't feel the pride of belonging to an organization.

Also, in an organization, you tend to do more activities and meet and interact with other students. "

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How to get involved 1. Jinct the organizations that interest 0ou.

2.Notice the person's name next to the organization -- that is the club sponsor.

'3. Pick up the nearest telephone anct ctial 689 anet then the four ctigit number listect.

Li. '[el/ the sponsor, 0ou want to tJEAe'i:9VE!

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Dr.Jamcs King ~Ip:, Kappa Dc/ra 415/ Dr. Larry \Vi/Iiams Al P 3 Lambda Dc/ra Senior 43/8 Pha Psi Omega lane Leishncr 8 Sociology 4223 er., Bera Bera Laura \Vi/son Fll!shman 4]95 NancyScorr Oc/ra Mu DclrJ Thcarricn/ 46/2 tappa Kappa Psi Dr. G.irland Hadley Biology 4366 1onar Board Dr. Larry Archarnho Bu.i.incss 4210 111u Phi Epsilon Dr. Ruth MoJTow BJnd Orderofo 4789 Dr. Rurh Morrow Senior 4789 Phi Era Sig::ga June Lcislincr Music 4223 lane l.eishner :'.Sigma Alpha Greek 422.1 Johnnie Covc:rc /Chi Fll!shman 4749 igrn, Gamma E .

Dr. Paul Guthrie Political science Sign,, T ps,lon 4178 Dr. John Kocurko y. au Delra Psychology 4181 Jim Hoggard •u Bera Sigma Geology 412] Norv..il Ctt·ws English 4294 Music

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J\SSOCiauon o Mall a ·11 Taylor 47.88 Biology Club . , J\SSOCiation Dr. Arv• a \kins o,:ntal Hygienists Dr. J.L. Wa 4186 4\38 English Club Alan B\ac~owd 4145 Geology Cl~~ or. John Hoggard 4185 Ja7.Z f,nsc~ ;i Mu-Beta Dr. L~::1encourt 4361 l(appa De ta . pam vangeem 4150 Le Club fr,incais . or. \-lenrYt oover 47,10 Media Club . ness fr11tern11y • Dr. Ernes • hambo 4315 i Chi Theta Bus• Dr. LartY " " '· ' Ph LaW society . B d Dr. Emerson Capp.

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was pumng h1ms~11 th rough college by don ating sperm Alex said he remem bers think ing 11 sounded hke an appe.J l,ng idea Th e S25 er S50 Alex received for a cuo~ul of his spe rm at Un 1vtns,ty of C aliforn ia at Davis 1sn·1 exactl y g oing to solve a stu dent's tinanCH'\ I womes bu l it is a prett y simple way 10 ea rn a buck Alex is one of the many stu dents whose part1c,pa• tion as a sperm donor helps supply se men for various ongoing research and fert ,hty programs op era ting OUI of the UC O Medical Cente r The un iversity re gularly b uys sperm for purposes of ar1 if1c1ally ,nsem1nat1ng wom en who c3n nc: oth e rw ise conce1ve r: chi ld . acc ord ing 10 Or James O verstreet. a professor 1n the d1vrs1on of reprod uctive b iol ogy and med1.: 1ne Participants m tnis program receive $50 for producing a sample of th err sperm . And because th e donor and his sperm sample are pu t through a cr ilical scre ening process , it can be an effective method of determ rnrno th e health and potency ol th e donor's sperm "That' s another grea t thing aboul !hrs program • Alex said "I fo und out !hat I have good stuff. You know, good testoste ron e level." ca ndidates mu st first undergo an exhaustrve screening process wh ich evalu at es them genetrc ally and traces three generations of their fam ily genealogy before the program accepts them .

Overstreet sard.

Overstreet added that a candidate's physical makeup can also be a factor in his eli gibility. ·we try to match the physica l characte ristics of a donor with those of the infertile couple," he said.

"We want a variety of physical ch aracterist ics in the donors."

The artilicral insem ination program maintai ns the anonym ity of both. the donor and th e recrprents .

"In law, (the donor) is not the natural father of the child," Overstreet said.

Alex, howeve r, said he realized fhat the notion of even indirectly impregnating a woman was tro ubling to him.

"It's not like I firmly thought, 'God , I don't wa nt kids of mine running around out th ere.' Bui I was having enough of a problem wi th it that I didn't want to make a decision that I would regret later," he said.

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student Senate me .. t· " ing schc I I Student Senato meoi. sh · < u eel ngswill bo al 6 p.m. Thurs. ay, Sept. 16, at Clark Stu. onl Conlor Room 104. An rlentallon for all now sen a. ors will begin at 5:30 P.m · · □ · Or. Louic c,odnguez Will eliver a presentation over ihlelics and Dr. Howard Farrell will give a presen1811on over the Clark Student Conter renovation plans.

Shannon Pugh, Student Government president, says 1hal all organlzallons should have a representative sen a1or al the meeting. Organ Izallonal representatives do not have to be registered with Iha student government office before the first meetIng. Pugh does encourage the representatives lo come b the office to fill out lhe

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8 Sonier class rep. rosenla1ives lor 1993 .94 ~rt~ RobinCastleberry and Phanlo Mooro. Th8 Junior cl t' ass representaives aro Emqlia Fischer ~~d Christy Walch. The se~homore class repreDen:altve is Jennifer cl on._The sophomore ass Will be voling on a ~epresentative for the pe; spot. . he freshman class 11 1 ; choose its senators Rept. 29 ,_30 and Oct. 1.

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Psychology clinic open for students The MSU Psychology Clinic Is open for Iha fall semester with no charge for services to students, staff and faculty.

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The clinic offers counseling for mild depression. anxiety disorders life transitions (divorce 'death In family, change of 'career, change In family), interpersonal problems (couple and marriage counseling), stress management, psychological conditions al• feeling physical disorders (blood pressure, diabetes, colitis), and vocational and Appointments can be career assessment coun• made by calling ext. 4791 . seling.

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A Divorce Recovery Workshop sponsored by the Wesley Foundation will be at 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday nigh! thru Oct. 13 at the Foundation.

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Directed by Pam Smilh 'In our groups we try to Performance •• 7 p.m. create a safe, loving and open environment en• MSU Clark Student Center Theatre abling a recenliy separated Monday, Sept. 13, 1993 or divorced person to dis· cover themselves,' said a spokesperson for the Wesley Foundation. ' The groups are designed lo help loosen the bonds that existed between partici• pants' former spouses and themselves , and to set new goals for themselves $4 . as single adults.• The Wesley The Widow's Blind Qale will run al 8 p.m. Oct. Also, during the month Foundation is located at The Downtown YMCA 14 lhrough the 16. A mali• will begin offering a new of September. the S25 new 3501 Taft Blvd. For more nee performance will be al discount on memberships member fee will be cut in information, call 767-3720.

2:30 p.m. Oct. 17 for all MSU students with a half. And, If a currenl ~ - the second valid MSU college ID. YMCA member recruits a play produced by the deThe discounted friend, the current member Photography club partment, is scheduled for monthly rate for MSU stu• gets one month free.

8 p.m. Dec. 2 lhrough 4 dents is oow S18 and is The Downtown and meeting scheduled and at 2:30 p.m. Dec. 5. good al eit he r the Family YMCA offers a vaThe play is written by Downtown or Fam ily riety or programs in aero• The Red River Michael Frayn .

YMCA, said Jim Heiman, bics and strength training. Photography Club will preFor season ticket and executive direclor of the In-line skating, country line sent a slide show at 8 p.m. group discounl informalion, Downtown YMCA. dancing, rock climbing and Tuesday, Sept. 14. call the MSU Theatre ski conditioning are a few Sylvia L. Jones will Publicity office al ext.

'This is the first time of the new programs !hat show 'Wild Things' at the 4399. this has ever been of• have recently been added Professor Jackson fared." Heiman said . ·we to the organizalion.

Learning Center in the rear For more information. of the Red Cross Chapter decided to give this college English club meets discount because of re- call Jim Heiman at 322· Building, 1809 Fihh SI. 7816.

A short business quests from studenls.' to plan new year meeting for members will begin at 7:30 p.m. and me!,h:. club programs will resume Clark Student Center after the show.

Room 118 to make plans Monthly challenges will for the new year, said physical plant personnel. be shown •· Lakes, Nominations for the Betty Carroll, president.

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Fountains Pres ident's This year, the club will annual expand to include a Classified Staff Award are by any faculty or stall em• Critique of submitted pho· Writers' Circle. This group being laken for this year's ployee and by currently tos and a photo equipment rap session will be held at will give students the award, which will be pre- enrolled students.

Nomination forms are the end of the evening with opportunity to share their sented at the annual ap· available in each academic time unlimited. preciation banquet for staff written work with others. division office, the Dean of Visitors are welcome to Anyone can be a employees Oct. 1 Classified stall em• Students otfice and the bring photographs or member of the group.

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