Thursday, October 19,1995 The real big ten by Ryan Bogart Collegian Staff Last week’s Top Ten may have offended some, but too bad. This week’s Top Ten is the cheesy bands of the 80*s. The male and female top ten may conflict with some people’s interest in music, >ut it is all meant in good fun. You have to admit, these groups ue the epitomy of the 80’s. Top Ten Male Artists Motley Crue Devo 10. 9. Poison Twisted Sister Eddie Money Hall & Oates Loverboy Rick Springfield Culture Club Milli Vanilli Top Ti n Female Artists 10. Heart 9. Tina Turner 8. Bangles 7. Joan Jett 6. Paula Abdul 5. Pat Benatar 4. Go Go’s 3. Cindy Lauper 2. Debbie Gibson 1. Tiffany wpse -*■ am 1450 Call JOPA Tonight! Lion Hotline at 6:05 p.m. Saturday Football Penn State v. lowa at 2:00 p.m. Monday Night Football Talk to Julie, Nick & Brian on "WPSE’s Touchdown Talk" at 8:06 p.m. Tune in for the World Series! Game #1 is Saturday at 6:50 p.m. wpse * am 1450 “Heathen Tickets go on sale October 23 by Adria Kovaly Collegian Staff On Friday, November 3 at 8 pm, the Studio Theater will open it's fall season with the production of the Romulus Linney play, "Heathen Valley," directed by Tony Elliot. The setting is a rural 19th century Appalachian mountain valley, full of simple people with simpie and mysterious ways. A bishop, an ex-convict janitor and a schoolboy venture into an obscure valley, each with his own agenda. The story revolves around Deacon Stams (Mike Rush) and his attempt to convert the people of Heathen Valley. While there, he meets a host of characters, among them, Cora (Diane Hard'.ner) and Harlan (Robert Connick). Other characters are portrayed by Bond Davis (Billy Cobb, the narrator); Mike Rush (Stams, the Deacon), Rebecca Wolford (Juba, the midwife), and Tracy D. Lee (the bishop). Diane Hardener said x**@ vA v'O y XT * Entertainment Valley” to open on November 3 Fall Production: Mike Rush, Bond Davis, and Tracy Lee Hll star in the Behrend production, "Heathen Valley." The play is directed by Tony Elliot. character, "[Cora] should have been a man. She’s fierce, practical...and not afraid." Then there's Harlan, who Rob Connick describes as "messed up. He has a variety of psychological problems stemming from a troubled childhood and the death of his sister/wife.” her The story itself is an interesting one, told with humor and affection. "It's not religious, but it's about religion," says Elliot, who fell in love with the play while working for a theater in Washington, D.C. Playwright Linney weaves a tale with humor and the realities of bare-boned existence in an often cruel and unforgiving HOW ABOUT THAT, SIR? WHEN I KICKED THE BALL, AW 6LASSES, MV SOCK, AND MV SHOE ALL FLEW OFF, AND THE BALL CAME DOWN, AND HIT ME ON THE HEAD! •—/✓**-<• Strange Days: Ralph Fiennes, Angela Bassett, and Juliette Lewis star in the thriller based in Los Angeles on December 30, 1999. Worldwide tension mounts as the odometertjoe6 to triple zeroes. Is it the end of the world, or the beginning of one? Look for the review in next week’s paper. Tickets for the show go on sale Monday, October 23rd. Seating is limited so reservations can be made by calling 898-6016. Admission is $5 for the general public: $3 for students. Show times are November 3, 4,9, 10, and 11 at 8 p.m. and November S and 12 at 2:30 p.m. THIS IS A > HUMOROUS 6AME, ISN'T, IT, SIR? X Page 9 J ONLY YTHE U)AV NOU PLAY IT, MARGIE M M.
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