Dr. David S. Ariel
The Idea of the Soul in
Je'wish Mysticism
Through Conception, Birth, Love, Death & Afterlife
Dr. David S. Ariel is President and Associate Professor of Judaic
Studies at the Cleveland College of Jewish Studies.
Wednesday, February 11
8:00 p.m. at Rackham Ampitheatre

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VOLUME 5, NO. 15

FEBRUARY 6, 1987

Sponsored by New Dimensions Study Group

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THE MAIDS - Performance
Network, 6:30 p.m., 408 West
Washington (663-0681).
See Friday's listing for more
details.
BARS & CLUBS
THE ARK (761-1451) - Gentle
Persuasion, folk and feminist music.
BIRD OF PARADISE (662-
8310) - Cynthia Dewbury and the
Harvey Reed Trio, jazz.
THE BLIND PIG (996-8555) -
Trees, popular harmony.
MAINSTREET COMEDY
SHOWCASE (996-9080) - Open
Mike Night.
NECTARINE BALLROOM
(994-5436) - Megafunk Dance
Party, DJ the Wizard.
SPEAKERS
DR. BRUCE CARLSON -
'Amerika' and Some Facts About the
Soviet Union," Women's Action for
Nuclear Disarmament, 8:30 p.m.,
First Baptist Church, 512 East
Huron.
MEETINGS
WOMEN'S ACTION FOR
NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT
- 7:30 p.m., First Baptist Church,
512 East Huron.
FURTHERMORE
WCBN BENEFIT BASH -
WCBN, 8 p.m-1 a.m., Michigan
Union Ballroom (763-3501).
To end its annual88.3-hour on-air
fundraiser, the student-run radio
station will host a dance party
broadcasted live. Headliners include
Dead Milkmen, Chenille Sisters,
George Bedard, Frank Allison and the
Odd Sox, H-V-I Orchestra, New
Testament and Singers, O.J.
Anderson, First Light, and the Ann
Arbor Saxophone Choir.

Josh Mostel and two fish star in Woody Allen's latest film, Radio
Days. A review is on Page 5.

MUSIC
Billy Idol, Killdozer, The Membranes
FILM
Woody Allen's nostalgic 'Radio Days'

BEDROOM WINDOW
Steve Guttenberg takes a ten -
tative step towards seriousness
playing a cop out to stop a psychotic
who's killed two women already.
Supposedly lots of good plot twists.
At the State Theater.
CHILDREN OF
A LESSER GOD
William Hurt is a teacher for the
deaf who falls in love with a hearing-
impaired girl in this technically
perfect adaptation of the Broadway
play. At the Movies At Briarwood.
CRIMES OF THE HEART
Performances by Diane Keaton,
Sissy Spacek, and JessicaLange
highlight this tale of three very
different sisters who get together
again after one of them shoots her
husband. At the Ann Arbor Theaters
1&2.
CRITICAL CONDITION
Richard Pryor takes one more
stab at making a good feature film
in this tale of medicine and
madcapness.At the Fox Village
Theater.
CROCODILE DUNDEE
An Australian adventurer tries to
make it on the mean streets of New
York, attracting the interest of a
smart, independant female who is -
what else? - a journalist. At the
Movies At Briarwood.
THE GOLDEN CHILD
Eddie Murphy is a hip private
investigator who must journey to
Tibet and face down evil monsters
when he discovers he's the only one
who can fulfill an ancient, mystical
legacy. At the Movies At Briarwood.
JOCKS
Stupid feel-good comedy about a
zany college tennis team who must
shape up enough to take the
championships in Vegas. At the
State Theater.
THE KINDRED
Yet another gory tale of scientists
who mess with things better left
untouched, and hellish creations
which come back to haunt those
foolish enough to tamper with the
unknown. This one sports Rod
Stieger and a particularlyugly beast-
thing named Anthony. At the State
Theater.
LADY AND THE TRAMP
The best and most unabashedly
romantic cartoon Disney ever did,
about love between two mongrels
from opposite sides of the tracks. At
the Movies AtBriarwood.
LITTLE SHOP
OF HORRORS
So-so musical comedy about a
meek flower shop handyman who
finds a way to fame and fortune when
a man-eating plant becomes his
ticket to ride. Bill Murray, Steve
Martin, James Belushi. At the Ann
Arbor Theaters 1 & 2.
THE MISSION
Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons
star in this epic tale of two men who
meet in the South American rain
forests - one a man of war, the
other a man of God. This film
cleaned up at Cannes, but word here

in the States is that it's a major
league yawner. At the Fox Village
Theater.
THE MORNING AFTER
Alcoholic Jane Fonda wakes up
after a serious blackout to find a
corpse in bed next to her. Oooops!
Did she kill somebody while she was
drunk? At the Movies At Briarwood.
THE MOSQUITO COAST
Harrison Ford is a scary
individualist who takes his family to
a deserted coast, away from the
trappings of civilization. Trouble is,
he starts to go a bit wacky, and
pretty soon no one is safe. At the
Movies At Briarwood.
OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE
Bette Midler and Shelley Long
are an unlikely duo who team up to
find the man who was cheating on
both of them, and get caught up in a
plot of damn-near apocolyptic
proportions. Peter Coyote and
George Carlin round out this
screwball comedy. At the Fox
VillageTheater.
PLATOON
Oliver Stone's explosive,
gripping Vietnam action epic is
every bit as good as you've heard it
is. An idealistic young man finds his
illusions shattered when he
volunteers for duty in the 'Nam. At
the Movies At Briarwood.
RADIO DAYS
Woody Allen's latest is a
biteless, disjointed reverie about his
childhood in the Bronx right around
WWII. A fantastic cast barely stands
a chance. At the Movies At
Briarwood.
STAR TREK IV:
THE VOYAGE HOME
All your favorites are back, as the
crew of the Enterprise lands in
America circa 1986 in order to save
some whales from extinction.
"Everybody remember where we
parked," quips Kirk, as they set off
into yet another strange, old world.
At the Fox Village Theater.
THE THREE AMIGOS
John Landis' Western spoof isn't
really as bad as you've heard it is;
mostly it's justkind of silly and
harmless. Martin Short, Steve
Martin, and Chevy Chase are three
dandy moving picture actors who
must recreate their legendary exploits
for keeps when a small Mexican
village hires them for protection
from a bandito. At the Movies At
Briarwood.
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COVER STORY
The University's nuclear reactor on North Campus

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7:30pm

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Take my advice, not my
diamonds. Warm your belly with
a cup of java at the Corner
Market.
Like I always say, if you haven't
been to the Corner Market lately,
Honey, you haven't been to
market!
Michigan Union
Ground Floor
Hours:
Weekdays 7:30am-12 Midnight
Weekends 12Noon-7:00pm

MICH-ELLANY
Interview: Greg Marks, computer specialist
THE LIST
What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend 1U
EDITOR .................................................................. Bill Marsh
FILM EDITOR ....................................................... Kurt Serbus
MUSIC EDITOR .................................................... Beth Fertig
ASSISTANT EDITOR ..............................:.......... . Rebecca Cox
LIST EDITOR ................................................... Marie Wesaw
ASSOCIATE LIST EDITOR ................................... Brook Snyder
BUSINESS MANAGER ...................................... Mason Franklin
SALES MANAGER ..............................................Diane Bloom
On the cover: interior views of the University's Ford nuclear reactor. Photos by Andi Schreiber.
Weekend Magazine is edited and managed by students on the staff of The Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard St., Ann
Arbor, Michigan 48109. Phones: Weekend Magazine, (313) 763-0379; News, 764-0552; Circulation, 764-0558;
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FIRST RUN
FILMS
ALLAN QUARTERMAIN
AND THE LOST
CITY OF GOLD
The original (King Solomon's
Mines) was just so darned successful,
why, they had to make a sequel.
Richard Chamberlain is an adventurer
who goes treasure hunting in Africa,
and finds romance and danger. At the
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