…ARTS Friday, January 22, 1988 Page 7 The Michigan Daily For a By Beth Fertig Scott Miller programs computers by day. He works with a language called LISP. When he's away from the terminal, Miller plays with the English language. The result is the band Game Theory, which is as mind boggling as his day job and slightly more popular. Despite years of fine albums and well-received, raucous live per- formances like the one we can expect tonigh...…
…Page 8 -The Michigan Daily--Friday, January 22, 1988 Louis Marinaro' s sculptures are in perfect form By Lauren Shapiro Okay everyone, this is your very last chance. Louis Marinaro's sculp- tures on exhibit at the University of Michigan Museum of Art will only e showing through this weekend, and this is a show not to be missed. Marinaro has chosen to display six of his finest works on the cozy econd floor of the museum gallery. His themes ...…
…Women's Basketball vs. Michigan State Today, 7:30 p.m. Crisler Arena The Michigan Daily SPORTS Friday, January 22, 1988 Men's and Women's Gymnastics vs. Illinois Tomorrow, 1 p.m. Crisler Arena Page 9 I IGolden Words G 9 M press shuts down Badgers BY GREG MOLZON Difficult week reveals cracks in Blue armor Following Monday's loss at Ohio State and last night's lackluster 65-54 victory over Wisconsin, there are suddenly some question mar...…
…Page 10-The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 22, 1988 Cagers look to douse Spartans BY PETER ZELLEN Whoever goes to watch the Michigan women's basketball team tonight at Crisler Arena, better be careful not to touch anything green and white. They might just burn themselves because Michigan State is HOT. The Spartans (4-0 in the Big Ten) want to remain unbeaten in conference play, a fact that has Michigan head coach Bud VanDeWege concerned. "They...…
…v V V w .^ lw -1_ w OF-F, --.. THE BEER VAULT The Nation's Oldest Drive-Thru 303 Ni. Fifth 996-9683 (across from Kerytoi Historic Mome awn Farmers'Market) ents: 1988 - $9.99 a case for: MOLSON LABATT'S BLUE, MILLER & LITE 1984-5-Wolverines collect consecutive Big 10 titles 1935 - Beer Vault starts drive-thru service MUSic Continued from Page 4 The Tar Babies Fried Milk SST Records The Tar Babies are a twisted trio of caffeine-creep...…
…____ w w M-W, IW mw . . rw COME JOIN OUR ST AFF The University of Michigan Housing Division RESIDENCE HALL POSITIONS 1988-89 The Housing Division is looking for well-qualified candidates to serve as resident staff members in Residence Halls. We specifically are looking for students interested in: -Serving as positive academic and group living role models -Fostering a spirit of community -Developing and strengthening leadership, communi...…
…v w w --Nw -,Nw TliQM What's happening in Ann Arbor this weekend FIRST-RUN FILMS ANGEL HEART Mickey Rourke, Lisa Bonet and Robert DeNiro star in last year's controversial tale of voodoo and the supernatural. At Briarwood. (F&S 12 a.m.) BRADDOCK -- MISSING IN ACTION III Chuck Norris is back, this time to rescue his family. At State. (all week - 3, 5:15, 7:30, 9:45; F&S 11:50) BROADCAST NEWS From the director of Terms of Endearment, William...…
…w qw qw 7 I MUSIC The Gun Club ends four year hiatus with a bang The Gun Club Mother Juno Red Rhino/Fundamental Music It's been almost four years since the last LP by California's loudest outlaws, but you'd never guess the band's been away so long. Then again, the Gun Club of today is pretty different from the Gun Club of The Las Vegas Story. For one thing, there's two new players on Mother Juno to accompany the hysteric shriek of hea...…
…MICH.ELLANY FILM i What is a best boy Hello. Forgive me for not introducing myself. My name is John Shea and I am the film editor for the Daily. Not too long ago, a friend of mine praised me for how much I knew about film. I gushed and said, "Naaaaw..." It's always nice to have one's ego gently stroked, and I appreciated the gesture. Later that night, my friend and I went to see a movie. As the film was ending and the credits were rolling...…
…-qw mr lowr Changing skyline Like it or not, Ann Arbor is getting a face lift By Peter MooneyE P eople who have lived in Ann Arbor for more than five years have noticed a change. Establishments that were once as much of an institution as the University such as the Pretzel Bell and Joe's Star Lounge are now nothing more than memories. In fact, in the very spot that Joe served beer to any one who looked over 16 years+ old, now stands one of ...…
