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that one was serious, and one
wasn't. And now the serious one
demands payment.
BETTY BLUE (Jean-Jacques
Beiniex, 1986) MLB 3 7:00 &
9:15
Betty Blue is a domineering
type who is very frightened inside.
She lives and loves a man who is a
struggling writer, and with her help
he overcomes the struggle, but
Betty's inner turmoil never ends. A
tough film to watch, about a
woman who doesn't like to see life
the way it is, but a film that says
something.

VOLUME 7, NUMBER 16

Huey Long. Broderick Crawford
won an Oscar for his portrayal of
the meglomaniac. Appropriate film
to play at inauguration time.
MEET JOHN DOE (Frank
Capra, 1941) MLB 4 9:00
When a newspaper reporter,
Barbara Stanwyck, loses her job,
she concocts a story about a
desperate man about to commit
suicide due to the plight of the
nation. When the pressure hits,
Gary Cooper is hired to play the
fictitious John Doe. Strong
comment about the media and about
mob behavior.
MONTY PYTHON AND
THE HOLY GRAIL (Terry
Jones and Terry Gilliam, 1975)
Nat Sci 7:00, 8:40 & 10:20
To anyone who hasn't seen this

film, I have onlyaone word for you:
NI!. The boys take a stab at King
Arthur and his knights, and radiate
jokes about the Round Table.
SUNDAY
MEDEA (Pier Paolo Pasolini,
1971) AudA 7:00&9:00
Pasolini likes to adapt classic
storiesrto film, such as The
Canterbury Tales and The
Decameron. This time he tries a
story from Greek Mythology,
casting opera queen Maria Callas as
a murderess, poisoner, sorceress,
arsonist, and heroine.
METROPOLIS (Fritz Lang,
1926) Michigan Theater 6:30
A visionary, science fiction film
that is a statement against
capitalism. Some amazing special
effects, especially for back then, and
a robot that looks quite like C3PO.
The film is highlighted by live
organ accompaniment on the Barton

organ by theater organist V
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Hill Street Forum/Great Writers Series
Julius Lester
My Journey To
Judaism
Tuesday, February 7,8:00 pm,
Irwin Green Auditorium Hillel
Julius Lester is currently a Professor of Judaic Studies and formerly a
Professor of Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusettes. A
civil rights activist and media personality during the '60s, he has authored
15 books, including Lovesong: Becoming a Jew. Lester is the recipient of
numerous awards.
Hillel does not necessarily endorse the Dailys opinion or agree with its editorial policies.

ALL THE KING'S
(Robert Rossen, 1949)
7:00

MEN
MLB 4

Extremely powerful film about a
man who was extremely powerful.
Based on the life (and death) of


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Riders in the Sky will appear at the Twelth Annual Ann Arbor
Folk Festival this weekend.
Restaurants
The Real Seafood Co. is for real
Film
A behind the scenes look at TIree Fugitives
Music
Joan Jett will rock the Michigan Theater this Saturday
Books
The perfect novel for the 80s- well, almost
Cover Story
The Twelfth Annual Ann Arbor Folk Festival comes to town
The List
What's going on in Ann Arbor this weekend1
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Rockabilly, rock & roll.
George Bedard and the Kingpins,
Swing, blues, rockabilly.
Saturday: The Conquerroot Blues
Band,
Blues.
THE ARK (761-1451)
Saturday: 12th Ann Arbor Folk
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Sunday: Homegrown Women's
Music Series,
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BIRD OF PARADISE
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Friday & Saturday: Rick Roe
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Jazz.

Sunday: Rick Roe Quartet,
Jazz.
THE BLIND PIG
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Friday: Frank Allison and the Odd
Sox,
Stories set to music.
Second Self,
Rock & roll.
Saturday: Blue Front Persuaders,
R&B.
Sunday: The Gay 90s,
Top-40.
THE EARLE
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Friday & Saturday: Rick
Burgess Trio,
Jazz.

Friday-Sunday: Gary Lazer.
NECTARINE BALLROOM
(994-5436)
Friday: Boys' Night Out II,
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Saturday: Top-40 Dance Party,
Various DJs.
Sunday: Teen Night (5-10 p.m.),
DJ John Court.
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(996-2747)
Saturday: Jeanne and the Dreams,
Funky, R&B, Motown.
U-CLUB (763-2236)
Friday: New Music Dance Party,
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Saturday: Club Night,
New Music, hip hop, Euro-beat,
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SATURDAY
ALL THE KING MEN - MLB
aud. 4, 7 p.m.
Dir. Robert Rossen.

MEET JOHN DOE - MLB
Aud. 4, 9 p.m.
Dir. Frabk Capra.
"STRANGE INTERLUDE" -
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$6/person.
SUNDAY
MICHIGAN CHAMBER
P L A Y E R S - Recital Hall,
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PRACTICE MEETING -
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Union, Kuenzal Rm., 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
"I'M OKAY? YOU'RE
OKAY?: HOW WOULD FEEL
AFTER A NUCLEAR
EXCHANGE?" - Guild House,
12 noon.
Art Vander, M.D. Vegitarian soup
and sandwiches for $1.
"TESTAMENT" - Guild House,
8 p.m.
Refreshments, no admission fee.
LAST DETAIL - MLB Aud. 3,
7 p.m.
Director Hal Ashby.
FIVE EASY PIECES - MLB
Aud. 3, 9 p.m.
Director Bob Rafelson.
INTERNATIONAL TEA -
Martha Cook Bldg., 3:30-5 p.m.

"CUBIC MODIFICATION
LAW FOR ROBUST MODEL
REFERENCE ADAPTIVE
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Prof. Fathi M. A. Salam, MSU.
ASIAN AMERICAN
STUDENT-FACULTY-
STAFF RECEPTION -
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6:30 p.m.
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DAWNTREADERS - Guild
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