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PERSPECTIVES

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U.S. has
By Dave Barry
We're getting into Wedding Sea-
son again. This is good for America.
We may be falling behind Japan in
other areas, such as being able to
produce cars or television sets or
high-school graduates capable of
reading restroom symbols without
moving their lips, but we still have
the world's largest and most powerful
wedding industry.
If you want proof, pick up the
February-March issue of either
Bride's or Modern Bride magazine,
and right away you'll be struck by
the fact that you have sustained a
major hernia. Each of these
magazines is large enough to have its
own climate. Modern Bride is over
800 pages long; Bride's is over
1,000. Almost every page features a
full-color photograph of a radiant
young bride, her face beaming with
that look of ecstatic happiness that
tomes from knowing, deep in her
heart, that her wedding cost as much
as a Stealth bomber, not including
gratuities.

Monday, April 16, 1990

The Michigan Daily

largest,
"Money can't buy you happiness,
so you might as well give your
money to us," that is the sentimental
motto of the wedding industry. the
pages of Bride's and Modern Bride are
crammed with advertisements for sil-
verware, glassware, crystalware, chi-
naware, ovenware, fondueware, Tup-
perware, underwear, and all the other
absolutely mandatory weddingwares
that will become Treasured Lifetime
Family Heirlooms until they have to
be sold to pay the divorce lawyers.
Because let's face it, a lot of mar-
riages just don't work out. Many
newlyweds are hurling crystalware
within days. Even Donald and Ivana
Trump, a couple who seemed to have
everything - hair, teeth, most of
Manhattan Island - have been
having marital problems so tragic
that even the most hardened observer
is forced to laugh until his gums
bleed.
. This is why more and more smart
engaged couples are avoiding costly
future court disputes by means of a
legal arrangement called a "prenuptial

most

powerful w

divorce," under which they agree to kind of inter-family tension by
get married and divorced simultane- means of a new matrimonial wrinkle,
ously. This eliminates problems the one-family wedding, which was
down the road, yet enables the couple invented by a woman I know named
Even Donald and Ivana Trump, a couple who
seemed to have everything - hair, teeth, most
of Manhattan Island - have been having
marital problems so tragic that even the most
hardened observer is forced to laugh until his
gums bleed.

0
edding
nice despite a minor algae problem.
Of course there was always the dan-
ger that she'd turn out to have a
bunch of obnoxious inflatable rela-
tives, but as far as anybody knew she
was an orphan.
So we were all very excited about
the wedding, when suddenly Edward
- you know these headstrong kids
- got engaged to Carey, an actual
human being. Let me state for the
record that Edward made a wonderful
choice, but you have to feel bad for
Tiffany, who quickly went from the
role of Beautiful Bride-To-Be to the
role of Deflated Wad In A Closet,
which is a tragic waste when you
consider she is more than qualified to
be vice president.
But we can't be thinking about
tragedies, not with Wedding Season
coming. We need to be thinking
about tragedies, not with the
Wedding Season coming. We need to
be thinking about the following
quotation, which I am not making
up, from the Beauty News section of
Bride's magazine:

Industry
"Dilemma:: My brows are too
bushy;' my bridesmaids are too
sparse. How can we get them in
shape by wedding day?"
Unfortunately the solution is too
long to reprint here, so you brides-to-
be had better pick up a copy of
Bride's, using a rental forklift, and
read the article pronto, because other-
wise, as you walk down the aisle on
your Very Special Day, you're going
to hear people whispering, "What are
those things on her forehead? Sea
Urchins?"
By the way, forklift rental is the
responsibility of the groom.
Disagree?,
Agree?
What's your opinion? The
Daily wants to hear from you.
Send or bring letters to the
Student Publications Building
at 420 Maynard Street. Or,
you can bring in letters on
Macintosh disk or send them
via MTS to "Michigan Daily."

to go ahead and have the kind of
enormous, ware-intensive wedding
that America needs to remain
competitive in the world economy.
Weddings also enable us to con-
tinue certain cherished traditions,
such as the tradition of the bride's
family and the groom's family hating
each other so much that sometimes,
at the reception, the two opposing
mothers wind up wrestling in the
cake. Of course you can avoid this

Ginny.
Ginny was in the mood to hold a
big wedding, but her only remaining
non-married child, Edward, wasn't en-
gaged to anybody. So she hit upon
the idea of holding a wedding
anyway, with the role of the bride
being played by Tiffany, a life-size
bikini-wearing inflatable doll.
Tiffany had spent several months
floating around the pool, smiling,
and everybody thought she was very

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MONDAY
APRIL 16
Tae kwon do Club-Mtg (beginners welcome), 7-8:30 pm, 2275 CCRB,677-3135.
Shorin-ryu Karate-do Club-Practice (beginners welcome), 7:30-8:30 pm, CCRB
Small Gym, 747-6825.
Christian Sci Organization-Mtg with readings, 6:15 pm, Mich League.
Canterbury House-Lesbian-gay men's community open house, 8:45 pm, 218 N
Division, 665-0606.
Sexual Assault Prevention & Awareness Ctr-Recruitment for volunteers cant, 3100
Mia Union, 763-5865.
Northwalk-North campus safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, Bursley Rm 2333 or 763-
WALK.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
MedSport-"Smokeless" skill development sessions beg, 7-8:30 pm, Domino's Farms,
998-7400.
Ctr Human Growth & Devp-Lecture, "Schooling Experiences & Teenage
Childbearing Among Inner City Adolescents," S Danziger & N Farber, 3 pm, Soc Wk
Ctr Bldg Conf Rm, 764-2443.
CNENAS-Brown-bag lec, "The Egyptian & Iranian Ulama" at the Threshold of Modem
Social Change: What Does & Does Not Account for the Difference," M Moaddel,
noon, Lane Hall Commons Rm; "Ethnic & Non-Ethnic Relations in the Middle East,"
S Shami, noon, LS&A Rm 3058; 764-0350.
NES-Colloq, "Persian Riddles," G Windfuhr, 4 pm, Frieze Rm 3050.
Turkish Stds-Colloq, "Turkish Proverbs & Mental Health: Comparisonof Folk
Wisdom' & Common Psychosocial & Psychiatric Theories & Findings," A Turgay,
3:30 pm, Rackham W Conf Rm 668-6537.
Comparative Lit-Lecture, "Narrative as a Form of Life," D Carr, 4 pm, Rackham E
ConfnRm, 764-5481.
U-M-Fint-Gallery exhibit, "Saxual Structures," M J Gelarden, 762-3431.
*HRD-Wkshp begs: Facilitation Techniques for Info Services Professionals, 8:30 am-5
pm, 11i11 Kipke Dr, reg req. 7647410.
Inst Humanities-Lecture, "Private Investments & the Institution: The European
Situation on Economics of Art & the European Economic Community," J B Barriere,
4 pm, 1524 Rackham, 763-4463.
Mus Anthropology-Lecture, "Why were humans everywhere? The social basis for the
dispersal of hominids & humans in seasonal environments," C Gamble, 4:30 pm, Nat
Sci Mus Rm 2009,764-0485.
Phi Delta Kappa-Lecture, "Focus of Education in Michigan for Now & in the Future,"
J Faxon, 7-8 pm, Mich League.
Sch Music-Composers Forum, 8 pm, Sch Music Recital Hall, 764-0583.
Sch Art-Lecture, "Typography & Type Design for Electronic Publishing," A Boag,
7:30 pm, Art & Arch Bldg Rmn 2104.
Phys Educ-Adult Lifestyle Prog registration cont, 8 am-4:30 pm, CCRB Rm 3050,
764-1342.
CSMIL-Lecture, "Support for Compiler-Generated Parallelism in the TERA
Architecture," B Smith, 11:30 am-12:30 pm, EECS Rm 1003; "Animated
Demonstrations Revisited," S Palmiter, noon-1:30 pm, 2011 Paton Acct Ctr; 747-
4948.
Al Lab-Colloq, "Leaming Robots," T Mitchell, 4 pm, EECS 1500, 747-4948.
Economics-Seminar, "Being the Dismal Science Isn't All That Bad: Reflections on the
Strengths & Weaknesses of Economic Models of Behavior," P Courant, 3:30 pm, ISR
6050,747-4948.
Chem-Seminar, "Process Considerations for Printed Wiring Board Fabrication," B
Weathers, 4 pm, Rm 1640.
CNENAS/Anthropology-Lecture, "Ethnic & Non-Ethic Relations in the Middle East,"
S Shami, noon, LS&A Rm 3058,764-0350.
Dept Human Genet-Lecture, "Structure & Function of DNA Repair Genes in Yeast," S
Prakash, 3-5 pm, Med Sci 1IN Lec Hall, 764-5490.
Univ Lutheran Chapel-Handbell choir, 8:30 pm, 1511 Washtenaw, 663-5560.
Math-Lecture, "Gender Stereotyping in the Sciences," M B Ruskai, 4 pm, MLB Lec
Rm 1, 763-4223. MSA/Women's Issues Commission-Lecture, "Women in Prison,"
C Jose-Kampfner, 7 pm, Mich Union Kuenzel Rm, 763-5865.
WAND-Rally, "Build Homes Not Bombs, Stop the MX," J Bush, noon, Diag, 764-
1295.
Guild House-Writers Series, L Pike & G Rubin, 8:30 pm, Guild House, 994-0850.
TUESDAY
APRIL 17
German Lang & Lit-Informal gathering, Kaffeestunde, 4-5:30 pm, ML 3rd fl Conf
Rm, 764-8018.
WCBN/Lesbian & Gay Radio Collec-Public affairs talk show, "Closet are for
Clothes," 6-6:30 pm, 88.3 FM, 763-3500 or 3501.
LaGROC (Lesbian & Gay Men's Rights Organizing Committee)-Mtg, 7:30 pm,
Mich Union Rm 3100,763-4186.
Iranian Sdt Cultural Club-Mtg, a non-political, non-religious group, 7:45 pm, Mich
League, 662-8933.
Karate Club-Practice, 8:30-10 pm, CCRB Martial Arts Rm, 697-2420.
Asian American Women's Journal-Mtg, 5 pm, South Quad Afroamer Lounge, 764-
1747.
Wels Lutheran Campus Ministry-Study/discuss, "Faith-Shakers," 8-9 pm, Mich
Union, 662-0663.
Time & Relative Dimensions in Ann Arbor (TARDAA)-Mtg, 8 pm, 2413 Mason
Hall, 461-0447.
Northwalk-North campus safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, Bursley Rm 2333 or 763-.
WALK.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8 pm- 1:30 am, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
Inst H~umanities-...Ptvu rain- A K Iamanan. n A w 152~ 4 akhm rnn-

CEW-Wkshp, "Moms in Science," 4-5 pm, Mich League Rms 4 & 5, 998-7080.
*U-M-Flint-Opera wkshp performance with Univ-Community Orchestra, 7:30 pm,
Flint Thtre, 762-3377
Women Faculty Out to Dinner-Dinner, (refreshments, 5:30 pm, 900 Burton Tower),
6:30 pm, Mich League Rm 2, 764-4202.
Gifts of Art-Concert, The Collecting Consort, 2 pm, 1D302 Univ Hosp 1st fl, 936-
ARTS.
Dept Human Genet-Lecture, "The Mechanisms for Repair & Mutagenesis of Chemical
Adducts on Specific DNA Sequences," J Essigmann, 3-5 pm, Med Sci II N Lec Hall,
764-5490.
*HRD-Wkshps: Powerful Communication: NLP Strategies for Connecting, Changing,
& Convincing, 9 am-noon; Facilitation Techniques for Info Services Professionals,
8:30 am-5 pm; 1111 Kipke Dr, reg req, 764-7410.
Med Ctr-Hlth Night Out, "Chronic Pain: Myths, Reality & Relief," A M deRosaryo, R
S Roth & J Steedman, 7:30-9:30 pm, Kellogg Eye Ctr Aud, 764-2220.
Mus Art-Art Break, Sculpture on the Floor, 12:10-12:30 pm, Mus Art, 747-2067.
Sch Music-Concerts, Early Music Ensemble, 8 pm, Moore Hall; Arts Chorale, 8 pm,
Hill Aud; 769-3481.
SMES-Mtg/party, 6:30-8:30 pm, EECS 1500,764-3017.
Univ Lutheran Chapel-Life Light Bible study, 8 pm, 1511 Washtenaw, 663-5560.
*Women's Athlet-Softball, U-M vs Central Mich, 3 pm, Varsity Softball Diamond.
Ctr Chinese Stds-Brown-bag lec, "Poetry & Politics: Chinese Poetry Since the Cultural
Revolution," E Morin & D Fang, noon, Lane Hall Commons Rm, 936-1603.
Guild House-Wkshp & healing ritual, "Religious Perspectives on Violence Against
Women," A M Coleman, 7 pm, 1st Congregational Church, 662-5189.
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 18
WCBN-Radio talk show, "Womyn's Rites & Rhythms," 6-6:30 pm.
AIESIC-General mtg, 6 pm, Bus Admin Bldg Rm 1273,764-2906.
Tae kwon do Club-Mtg (beginners welcome), 7-8:30 pm, 2275 CCRB, 677-3135.
Shorin-ryu Karate-do Club-Practice, 8:30-9:30 pm, CCRB Martial Arts Rm, 747-
6825.
Lord of Light Lutheran Church-Bible study, 6:30 pm; worship, 7:30-8:30 pm; 801 S
Forest, 668-7622.
MSA-Intl Sdt Affrs Commission mtg, 6:15 pm, Intl Ctr Rec Rm, 663-4547.
Canterbury House-Service, "Women Worshipping in the Christian
Wels Lutheran Campus Ministry-Lenten worship, 7:30 pm, 1360 Pauline, transport
provided, 662-0663.
Northwalk-North campus safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, Bursley Rm 2333 or 763-
WALK.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
Mich Union/Mich League/Comp Stds Prog/VP Sdt Svcs-Student Recognition
Awards ceremony, 3-5 pm, North Campus Commons Dining Rm.
A Lab-Seminar, "MARTIAN: A Concept Leaming System," J Paxton, 175 ATL Bldg,
764-4948.
IOE-Seminar, "On Aggregation in Mathematical Programming," M Vlach, 4 pm, 241
IOE, 764-4948.
Psychiatry-Lecture, "Drugs & the Brain," S Snyder, 10:30 am-noon, Ford Amphi.
BMS-Lecture, "Potential of Transdermally Delivered Etorphine for the Control of
Acute & Chronic Pain," M R Nassiri, 5 pm, Kellogg Bldg Rm 1033,763-3331.
Chem-Seminar, "Stereoelectronic Considerations in Biochemical Mechanisms," B P
Hart, 4 pm, Rm 1640.
Comparative Lit-Lecture, "The Anxiety of Measuring Influence: Poetic Allusion & the
Professional Latinist," S Hinds, 8 pm, Rackham E Conf Rm, 764-0112.
*Cont Med Educ-3-day course begs, "Ultrasound in Obstetrics & Gynecology," R A
Bowerman, Towsley Ctr, reg req 764-1300.
Environ & Water Resources Engr-Seminar, "Sequential Anaerobic-Aerobic
Biodegradation of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)," L Nies, 12:30-1:30 pm, 2305
GG Brown.
*U-M-Flint--Concert, Symphonic Band with Instrumental Ensembles, 7:30 pm, Flint
Thtre, 762-3377.
Film & Video Stds-Films, "The Flicker & Straight and Narrow", 7 pm, Angell Hall
Aud C.
Dept Human Genet-Lecture, "DNA Repair in Prokaryotes," B Weiss, 3-5 pm, Med Sci
II N Lee Hall, 764-5490.
Handbell Ringers-Concert, 12:15 pm, Mich League Lobby, 764-2539.
*HRD-Wkshp: Speaking with Influence, 8:30 am-noon, 1111 Kipke Dr, reg req, 764-
7410.
*Mus Art-Artrip, "American Paintings from the Manoogian Collection," & "Arts of the
Native Americas & Africa," Detroit Inst of Arts, reg req, 747-2064.
Mus Art-Art Video, "Joan Miro: Theatre of Dreams," noon, Mus Art, 747-0521.
*Ofc Arts & Prog-Concert of the Month, trumpeter J Work with B Patterson, R
Johnson & S MacBride, 8 pm, Mich Union Pendleton Rm, 764-6498.
CREES-Lecture, "Peasant Culture & National Symbolism: 1880-1980," T Hofer, noon-
1 pm, Lane Hall Commons Rm, 764-0351.
Sdts of Objectivism-Business mtg & officer elections, 8 pm, Dominic's, 996-4141.
Sigma XI-Research Society mtg, "The Future of Research & Development in the
Pharmaceutical Industry," R M Cresswell, 8 pm, Weber's Inn, 764-9113.
Univ Lutheran Chapel-Choir rehearsal, 7:30 pm; Holden Village Vespers, 9 pm; 1511
Washtenaw, 663-5560.
Sexual Assault Prevention & Awareness Ctr-Wkshp, "Women's Empowerment
Program," 7-9 pm, Mich Union Pond Rm, 763-5865.
Biology-Seminar, "The Evolutionary Contingency Thesis: Why There are No Laws," J
Beatty, 4 pm, Nat Sci Rm 4140,764-1440.
*Guild House-Beans & Rice dinner, 6 pm, Guild House, 662-5189.
THURSDAY
APRIL 19
Socially Active Latino Sdt Assoc-General mtg, 7:30 pm, Angell Hall Rm 221, 973-
1161.
Karate Club-Practice, 7:30-9 pm & 9-10 pm, CCRB Small Gym, 697-2420.
Wels Lutheran Campus Ministry-Counseling, noon- pm, Mich Union, 662-0663.
Northwalk-North campus safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, Bursley Rm 2333 or 763-
WALK.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
Labor Stds Ctr-Brown-bag lee, "Capital, Labor & the State in Southeast Asian
Industrialization," L Lim, 12:15-2 pm, ISR Rm 6050,764-0492.
CREES-Lecture, "The East German Churches & the New Revolution: A Peaceful
Uprising Against Communism," B Ohse, 4 pm, Lane Hall Rm 200.
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Ofc Stf Support Grp-Mtg, "Confidence, Self-Esteem & How to See Your Own True
Image," S Keys, noon-1 pm, Chem Bldg Rm 1300, 763-5004.
SNR-Slidelec, Lou Gold: Environmental Crusader for the Oregon Wildemess, 8 pm,
Nat Sci Aud, 764-2147.
Regents-Mtg, 1 pm, Reg Rm Fleming Bldg.
Sch Music-Master class, A Jacobs, 4:30 pm, McIntosh Thtre, 763-4726.
Univ Luthera: Chapel-Lutheran Doctrine class, 7 pm; Read Greek class, 8:30 pm;
1511 Washtenaw, 663-5560.
Vision Lunch-Seminar, "Perception of Depth," L T Maliney, 12:20 pm, MHRI 2055,
764-0573.
*UAC-Comedy Company 1990 Show, 8 pm, Mendelssohn Thtre, 763-1107.
BioEngr-Seminar, "Beyond Steering & Focusing with a Sampled Aperture: Phase
Aberration Correction in Medical Ultrasound Imaging," M O'Donnell, 11 am-noon,
GG Brown Rm 1504,763-5022.
Med Chem-Seminar, "The Development of Imaging Agents for Steriod Target Tissues
& Receptor-Positive Tumors," J A Katzenellenbogen, 4 pm, 3554 CC Little, 764-
7547.
Ctr Research Econ Devp-Roundtable discuss, "Domestic & International Diversity," 4
pm, 361 Lorch Hall, 764-9490.
Guild House-Women & Spirituality mtg, "Shamanic Journeying," 7:30 pm, Guild
House, 662-5189.
EECS-Seminar, "Strategies for Simultaneous Detection & Estimation for Unknown
Signals," A O Hero, 4 pm, EECS 1200.
FRIDAY
APRIL 20
Caribbean Sdt Assoc-Happy hr, 6-10 pm, Mich Union Rm 1209, 764-5040 or 769-
2703.
Tae kwon do Club-Mtg (beginners welcome), 6-8 pm, 1200 CCRB, 677-3135.
Lesbian-Gay Male Prog-Mtg, "Black Gay Men Together," 8 pm, Mich Union Rm
3200,763-4186.
Alliance for U-M Campus Child Care-Mtg, noon, 234 W Engr, 763-8346.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8-11:30 pm, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
CSMIL-Forum, "The Intentional Retrieval of Unconscious Perceptions: The Influence
of Motivation, Task Strategy, & Preference," M Snodgrass, 3:15 pm, 102 Perry Bldg,
764-4948.
CSSEAS-Lecture, "Zapin Merayu: The Dance of the Straits of Melaka," M Anis Md
Nor, 12:10 pm, Lane Hall Commons Rm.
EECS-Seminar, "A Guided Tour of Adaptive Nonlinear Control," J B Pomet, 4 pm,
EECS 1200.'
*U-MFlnt-Concert, Jazz Ensemble, 7:30 pm, Flint Thtre, 762-3377.
Gay Liberaton--"Brothers" coffee house, 8 pm, 802 Monroe St, 763-4186.
Dept Human Genet-Lecture, "Mechanisms of DNA Repair in Transcriptionally Active
Genes," I Mellon, 3-5 pm, Med Sci H N Lee Hall764-5490.
Intl Ctr-Travel wkshp, "Travel Abroad: Eastern & Western Europe," J Lorenger, 3-
4:30 pm, Intl Ctr Rec Ki, 764-9310.
Lowbrow Astron-Mtg, 7:30 pm Detroit Observ.
*Univ Productions-Play, "The Threepenny Opera", 8 pm, Power Ctr, 764-0450.
Poll Sc-Colloq, "Women & Authority," J Tronto, 4:30 pm, 5638 Haven Hall, 747-
0294.
*Ranforest Action Movement-Dance party, 8:30 pm-1:30 am, 111 Third St, 662-
0232.
Regents-Mtg, 9 am, Reg Km Fleming Bldg.
Sch Music-Recital, E Parmentier, 8 pm, Moore Hall, 763-4726.
*UAC-Comedy Company 1990 Show, 8 pm, Mendelssohn Thtre, 763-1107.
*Women's Athlet-Softball, U-M vs Northwestern, 3 pm, Varsity Softball Diamond.
Women in Scl-Lecture, "New Theories in High Technology Location," A Glasmeier, 3-
5 pm, Rackham W Conf Rm, 998-7205.
BloEngr-Seminar, "The Application of VLSI Circuits to Medical Imaging," M
O'Donnell, 12:45-1:45 pm, Med Sch Rm UH-2A 235,763-5022.
Anthropology-Colloq, "Women Watching Television: Gender & Class in the American
Television Experience," A Press, 4 pm, LS&A 4560.
SATURDAY
APRIL 21
Karate Club-Practice, 3-5 pm, CCRB Small Gym, 697-2420.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8-11:30 pm, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
*U-M-Flint-Winter '90 Sdt Dance Concert, 8 pm, Flint Thtre, 762-3230.
*Univ Productions-Play, "The Threepenny Opera", 8 pm, Power Ctr, 764-0450.
Rainforest Action Movement-Spiritual celebration, L Mari & P Rogers, 7:30 pm,
Guild House, 662-0232.
*UAC-Comedy Company 1990 Show, 8 pm, Mendelssohn Thtre, 763-1107.
*Women's Athlet-Tennis, U-M vs Ohio State, 11 am, Track & Tennis Bldg; Softball,
U-M vs Northwestern, 1 pm, Varsity Softball Diamond.
SUNDAY
APRIL 22
Wels Lutheran Campus Ministry-Worship svc, 10 am, 1360 Pauline Rd, transport
provided, 662-0663 or 761-6362.
*Ballroom Dance Club-Dance lesson, 6-7 pm; dancing, 7-9 pm, 3275 CCRB (1 with
CCRB pass), 668-8423.
Lord of Light Lutheran Church-Worship, 10 am, 801 S Forest, 668-7622.
Chess Team-Mtg, 1 pm, Mich League, 764-0940.
Univ Reformed Church-Worship, 10:30 am, 1101 E. Huron, 662-3153.
Canterbury House-Holy Eucharist, 5 pm, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church; dinner, 6
pm, 218 N. Division; 665-0606.
Iranian Sdt Culture Club-Coffee hr & movie, 2-4 pm; Persian lang classes, 4-6 pm;
3050 Frieze, 662-8933.
Northwalk-North campus safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, Bursley Rm 2333 or 763-
WALK.
Safewalk-Safety walking svc, 8 pm-1:30 am, UGLi Rm 102 or 936-1000.
Chinese Sdt Solidarity Union-Concert, "Remember China, Keep Hope Alivel" 7:15
pm, Mendelssohn Thtre, 763-8432.
*U.MFint Winter '90 Sdt Dance Concert, 2:30 pm, Flint Thtre, 762-3230.
Film & Video Stds-Films, "Meet Me in St. Louis & Magical Maestro," 7 pm, Lorch
Hall Aud.
Grad Lib-Fac seminar, Nal Crime Survey, V Schneider, 4-5:30 pm, Grad Lib Ran
205C, reg req, 764-1148.
Lowbrow Astron-Public Star parties (open house), sunset (cancelled if sky is not

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