Rage 8-Friday, October 13, 1978--The Michigan Daily

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FRIDAY
OCTOBER 13
Cinema
Cool Hand Luke (100 Hutchins Hall, 7,
9)
Silver Streak (Aud 3, MLB, 7,9)
The Big Sleep (Old A&D, 9:05)
Star Trek (Aud. A, Angell Hall, 7 &
10)

The Time Machine (Aud. A, Angell,
8:15)
Angola: Victory of Hope; South
Africa: The White Laager: (Aud. 4
MLB, 7:30 & 9:30)
Events
Linda Mohler, soprano, John Mohler,
clarinet, concert Union 7:30.
Laura Glenn dance recital (dance
building Studio A, 8)

PETITIONS- PETITIONS
To Fill Two Open Student Member-
ships on Board for Student Publi-
cations.
Petitions Available at
Michigan Student Assembly Office,
3rd Floor Michigan Union.
DEADLINE OCTOBER 16th

SATURDAY
OCTOBER 14
Cinema t
1900 (Aud. A, Angell, 1, 7)
Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger,
(Aud. 3, MLB, 7 & 10:30)
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (Aud. 3,
MLB, 9)
Lolita (Aud. 4, MLB, 7 & 10)
New York, New York (Old A&D, 7,
9:05)
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
(Couzens Cafeteria, 8 & 10:15)
Events
Lincoln Center Chamber Music
Society (Rackham Aud., 8:30)"
U-M Dept. of Dance Presents
LAURA GLENN
former soloist with Jose Limon Co.
Oct.13 &14-8 PM
in STAGES: Solos Past & Present
with dances by
Jose Limon Anna Sokolow
Doris Humphrey Barbara Roan
Laura Glenn Liz Lerman
in Studio A of U-M Dance Bldg.
1310 N. Univ. Ct.-764-5460
is preserved on
'05mm NEDOL
AVAILABLE AT:
The Michigan Daily
Student Publications Bldg.
4209 Maynard Street
AND
Graduate Library

SUNDAY
OCTOBER 15
Cinema
1900 (Aud. A, Angell, 1, 7)
La Salamandre (Old A&D, 7, 9:05)
Events
Bugaku, ceremonial dance of Japan
(Rackham, 2:30)
MONDAY
OCTOBER 16
Cinema
The Lost Patrol (Nat. Sci. Aud., 7)
Submarine Patrol (Nat. Sci. Aud.,
8:15)
Rookie of the Year (Aud. 3 MLB, 7)
The Other Way (Kuenzek Rm.,
Union, 7:30)
International Film Festival
(Rackham, 7)
Events
UniversityClub (jam session, Union,
9:30-1).
Center Near Eastern and North
African Studies "Some impressions of
the Egyptian Economy Today" (Com-
mons Rm. Lane Hall, noon)
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 17
Cinema
Beehive (Aud. A, Angell, 7,10:15)
These are the Damned (Aud. A,

Angell, 8:40)
Eckanar: A Way of Life (Henderson
Rm., League, 7:30)
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 18
Cinema
Cantada de Chile (MLB, 7, 10)
Last Tango in Paris (Aud. A, Angell,
7,9:30)
West Side Story (Old A&D, 7,9:30)
Konigliche Hoheit (603 Oxford Rd., 8)
Events
She Stoops to Conquer (Power Cen-
ter, 8)
International Festival Symposium
(Rackham 7:30)
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 19
Cinema
Seasons; Old Women (M2525 School
of Public Health, 12:10)
Last Tango in Paris (Aud. A, Angell,
7,9:15)
A Very Natural Thing (Assembly
Hall, Union, 7,9)
L'Avventura (Old A&D, 7,9:30)
Events
She Stoops to Conquer (Power Cen-
ter,8)
International Festival Symposium
(Rackham 7:30)
NITERIES
Second Chance - Masquerade plays
the top of the pop charts, a varied
collection of oldies (the Stones, the

Hollies, Presley), and maybe eve
rockers (they often play a set as
Prinalmo toprodyheMopi
trock scene), may get down to so
serious heavy metal on Tuesday
those American musical genres
dicated by their name this weekend.
Sunday, Misbehaven, a group fron
by three female singers, performs %
tage jazz vocal tunes. The Red Eye I
press serves up C&W for the oz(
crowd on Wednesday and Thursday.
Blind Pig - The Earthworks Jazz
performs Friday and Saturday.
Monday, the honky-tonk piano
Boogie Woo~ie Red fills this basem4
club.
Abigail's - Zooster blasts out hi
energy rock tunes this weekend. '1
Look plays an old brand of rock-rec
tly given the new name of "power pd
from Wednesday to next weekend.
The Earle - Fito cooks with salsa d
other danceable jazz forms ti
weekend. Sunday, a four piece j
session takes place. The tedlni
prowess of jazz guitarist Larry ory
is featured in solo performances
Monday and Tuesday.
Halfway Inn -East Quad's '
feehouse will get nasty with the Detr
punk rock of the Infidels on Frid
Sounds like it might be a bit omindus.
The Pretzel Bell - the bltegr
finesse of the R.F.D. Boys is featu
this weekend, as it is every week4hd.
Bimbo's - Old time entertainrpent
the form of ragtime and sing-along
provided by the Gaslighters for
post-game rowdies.
The Ark - Kenny Hall and th L
Haul String Band performs Friday a
Saturday.


Health Service Handbook

QUESTION: By the time I get this
question to you, summer may already
be gone. But I was wondering whether
someone can die from getting stung by
a bee. My roommate says this is true
for him, but I find it hard to believe.
Please comment.

ANSWER: I can understand your
skepticism, fon few, if any, people die
from actual toxic reactions to insect
venom, (as they might from snake
venom). But probably what your
roommate is referring to is an allergic

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The Association for Critical Social Studies and the Washtenaw
County Coalition Against Apartheid present:
Fri. Oct. 13, 1978 MLB-AUD. 4
2 SHOWS-7:30 and 9:30
Ann Arbor Premiere of a new Cuban film
6ngola: Victory of Hope
This film is a compelling account of the people of Angola-their history,
their struggle, and their victory. Blends enchanting poems and songs with
battle footage and scenes from daily life.
ALSO SHOWING
South frica: The White Laager
This color documentary traces the history of African itationalism and relates
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BOTH FILMS: $2.00

response to the venom, a response of
severe enough to cause an anaphylac
reaction (hives over the body, difficu
in breathing, and collapse of bI
vessels) or death. From 0.4 to 0.8
cent of people in the U.S. have t
hyersensitivity to insect venom, m
commonly the venom of
Hymenoptera insects, such as b
wasps, yellow jackets, and horn
Those who have had a severe reac
to a sting in the past are more likely
suffer a fatal reaction if stung aga
Most physicians can teach th
patients how to treat their own stin
should professional medical care
unavailable. Doctors also have tips
how to avoid being stung.
These people may be giv
immunizations against insect venom.
Most persons, however, have
normal response to an insect sti
While not a pleasant experience,
involves rather mild sympto
including an immediate localized wh
(swelling) and flare (redness), w
swelling and heat sometimes lasting
several days after. (By the w
summer has officially gone by but th
little Hymenoptera, especially t
yellow jackets, are still in town. A
I'm told, the season is often irreleva
as honeybees may come out on a war
day anytime of the year.)
QUESTION: I have just found you
have a yeast infection. Is it okay to ha
sexual intercourse?
ANSWER: The Gynecology Clin
recommends that a woman who ha
yeast infection (an infection in
vagina caused by a fungus cal
Monilia or Candida) engage in sex
intercourse only if it is r
uncomfortable for her. Ofter this ty
of vaginitis causes soreness a
itching, which vaginal intercour
would only serve to exacerbate.
For other kinds of vaginitis, such
trichomonas, sexual intercourse isn
suggested until the woman and
partner(s) are treated so the inecti
won't be passed back and forth.
vaginal intercourse does occur,
condom should be worn by the man
prevent infection.
If you have not already done so,
suggest you see a health care provid
for proper diagnosis and treatment
your infection. The number to call f
an appointent in the Gynecolo
Vaginitis Clinic is 764-8329.
Please send all health-relat
questions to:
The Health Educator
Health Service
207 Fletcher Ave.
Ann Arbor, Mi. 48109
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