F. Zinn American Indian Dance Theatre, a troupe representing 15 different tribes. A Pow Wow at the Power Center, 8:00. $20-$12. Academy Awards Party. Watch the ceremonies in Ann Arbor's film Mecca, the hallowed ground of the Michigan Theater, 9:00. $7.50. Michigan Youth in Concert. Performed by high school kids from all over this great state. Hill Aud., 7:30. TUESDAY Armstrong Flute-Percussion Duo, performing works by Telemann, Elizabeth Vercoe, Ingolf Dahl, and many others. Expect musical varieties ranging from fife and drum to contemporary compositions. School of Music Recital Hall, 8:00. Free. WEDNESDAY Stephen Rush concert, a piano recital by the Dance department's dance director in honor of retiring professor Leslie Bassett. School of Music, Macintosh Theatre, 8:00. Free. Don Giovanni. Mozart's masterpiece -well, one of them - performed by the School of Music's Opera Theatre and the USO. Mendelssohn Theatre, 8:00. $1 2$9/$5. The Wall. A rendition of Pink Floyd's classic album. Power Center, 8:00. $5. THURSDAY Gifts of Art. The Unknown Music Student - unknown because the choice has yet to be made, which is all part of the fun - performs at the University Hospital Lobby, 12:30. Free. Don Giovanni. See Wednesday. IN V19. PtAS~IAN GULF, WE FIGR~T F-MERIGHT To DIE fm DuOLk COMM:*~. a reIN MEW4 YOIRV WE fbRM StAX DWt4M G"UPs TO PRO1TEC.T OugEWm FROM Ate l-G&( VlYt&EN 2' , I "ON CAMPUSS CRc~3114Ei cLaJm4R {, WEARE GbEMNG THE ROTC " AN T T&1LMUV~RrN ci:OFMKAIGN, WHBRfl4MS KGEIT5 HAvB YET To Wt4APM UbYCdIIWGA IRAI 1S iAt Lisa DeBoer, beautiful, rich, and very smart, leaves campus in style, with Professor Graham Smith's dog, Tonka. Jacket and shorts by Harry's. Photo by Jose Juarez. Faculty Brass Quintet. Faculty perform works by J.S. Bach, Jan Bach, Ewald, Renwick School of Music, Recital Hall, 4:00. Free. Syd Lieberman tells Jewish stories. Hillel, 2:00, $8/$5. M O N D A Y Union Special Concert. The Academy of Early Music demonstrates just how music used to sound in the good old days of harpsichords, viols, recorders and other non-electronic instruments. Union, Pendleton Rm., 8:00. Free. The Ark (761-1451) Friday: The Dave Holland Quartet, jazz. Saturday: RFD Boys; bluegrass. Sunday: De Dannan, traditional Irish music. Tuesday: Cheryl Wheeler, singer-storyteller gives a free concert. Thursday: Holly Near. r Weekend is cool, Weekend is good. Not everybody reads it, but everyone should. bo T~hrift Shopj Spring Arrivals of Gently Used Merchandise in Exceptional Condition " Vintage clothes J * Classic Accessories * A variety of books " Household items 1149 BROADWAY (across from Kroger's) Mon. - Fri., 10-4 Sat. 10-1 STROLL THROUGH THE ORCHID LANES FOR YOUR SPRING WARDROBE! 330 S. State 662-1998 both locations open 7 days 1227 S. University 662-6446 _ _ Be a hp cat aid come into A2's most WINnging cave for Alternative M usic NEW STUFF Dinosaur Jr. "Green Mind" CD, CA Jesus Lizard "Goat" CD, CA, LP Silverfish "Fat Axl" CD, CA, LP Throwing Muses "Counting Backwards" CD, 12" / Spacemen 3 "Drive" CD, 12" & Remix 12" Spacemen 3 "Playing with Fire" CD, CA, LP Screaming Trees "Uncle Anastesia" CD, CA, LP Heavenly "VS. Satan" mini-LP The Wake "Make It Loud" mini-LP Straightjacket Fits "Melt" CD, CA, LP and a host of other stuff, like t-shirts and posters E 0 C L O 0 WI W I- L C Cl) Mens'i Oversized- A Branc Recoc BU LONG SLE Men's Vu ACT NOV TEES! TI All Cotto MEN'S ZUBAZ CASUAL KNIT PANT Worn by Athletes & Weight Lifters DARE TO BE DIFFERENT! $1s- CLOTHING CONCEPTS Presents-I Pocket A WAREHOUSE SALE MEN'S "'es ' __ _ "E__ U_ _ALEFLEECE SHORTS Prewashed 1w DAN orkout7-9 iYou'll DjAY Casualor$79 gnize! Ca © Q-iin-~~ ~ PAU&~ XR ESS CD .( ) Men's Men's adidas S %u ss T7 ss GLE BOY FLEECE WORKOUT TOPS ( EEVE MOCK TEES Assorted Colors GUESS SWEATSHIRTS m $ .9$ 99Colorful Prints m ~5.99$6~~ 1 99 M 1,E.en's 0 r L RUGBY SHIRTS 0 arnet & L.A. Gear 4% IVEWEAR Heavy All Cotton W$9.09 latest Stripes $ 29t r if BGL rf 3'PR ES!TEES! _MEN'S SHORTS-SHORTS E ! 3.99Latest Spring Styles! B- L U - E. Men's SUPER TEES t Major College & University Prints R I by Russell Athletic So don't be so square PLAY IT AGAIN a RPI~AR t