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Studio Theatre to hold auditions for Fall comedy production By Valerie Trost staff writer Attention Behrend students: the Studio Theatre is putting on a brand new production this Fall. This Pulitzer Prize winning production, Crimes of the Heart, is a dark corn edy written by Beth Henley. Crimes of the Heart also won the New York Drama Critics award establishing Beth Henley as a major contributor to the world of women theatre writ ers. The play looks into the lives of three McGrath sisters who grow up in the small town of Hazelhurst, Mis sissippi. This imaginative production takes a lighthearted look at the crimi nal aspects of heartache (hence, the title). Abuse, affairs, suicide, and birthday celebrations all greet the McGrath sisters during this one day reunion in the town in which they grew up. Beth Henley provides a pro duction quite worthy of its awards. It is sure to be shocking, disturbing, in novative, and hilarious for both the oo Goo Dolls to play at Behren By David Young staff writer Students are constantly com plaining of boredom at Penn State- Behrend. However, they should realize that there are more things to do than any one person can handle here on campus. One of the more popular things to do on campus is to join a frater nity or sorority. There are many Greek organizations on campus to rush. For those of us who are not ath letically inclined enough to be on one of Behrend's varsity teams, intramurals are a great way to have tun and meet people. There are new intramunds every season. If you enjoy sports there is something for you. Anything from sand volleyball ACROSS 1 Make a decision 4 Heavy-hearted 7 Uncle 10 Commit perjury 13 Orchestrate 15 First part 17 Loop in one's pocket 18 Basutoland, now 19 Persons of equal status 21 Laughter sound 22 Papal name 23 Scribed 25 Grasped 27 'The Jetsons" dog 29 Disfigures 31 Sargasso 32 Second-hand purchase 34 "Lonesome Dove" author Quote as an example Facility Pinon seeds Most of Mali Author Levin Fathers Consumer advocate Ralph Millennia First light Narrowest part New Jersey team Sit astride 1997 movie blockbuster Sleeper's covers, of a sort Erik of "CHiPs" More tranquil Consumed Criticize harshly Downing Street address Excitement 64 65 66 6' 66 DOWN Ridge, TN 2 Exact 3 Qualifications tests 4 Clipped-off piece audience and performers. If any student is interested in per forming, open auditions are bein ,14 held in the Studio Theatre (next t. Turnbull for those that don't know on Wednesday, September 16, 6:00 - 8:00, and on Thursday, September 17 5:30 - 7:00. There are spots open fo four female parts (the three sisters an a cousin), and two male parts. Any one is welcome (and strongly urged) to come and audition if they are in terested. One tip: come with you deepest Southern accent. For others who have ever done any theatre in high school or are just in terested in being involved in an imagi native group here at school, the the atre group (otherwise known as the Matchbox Players) is meeting for . second meeting on Thursday, Septem ber 10, at 6:00 in the Studio Theatre. The group is in the process of orga nizing projects and functions for thi year and is always open to new idea and especially new faces. to soccer is available to students. wester. If you're not into all the running Maybe the bluest attraction", and physical activity required by Behrend offers this semester are most sports, but you still want to three upcoming concerts: Push wit stay in shape, the weight room is the play Behrend on September 25: perfect place for you. The weight The Gathering Held will be hen room offers a variety of free weights October 23. On November 9, Bo; and fitness machines. Treadmills, hrend will host a concert many stu stationary bikes, and step climbers dents are excited about: the Goo are there to use. The weight room Goo Dolls. Students are already is also a great place to meet people. talking about the concert "I can't However, if you couldn't care less believe Behrend got a major band about anything that has to do with' likethe Goo Goo Dolls to ;day here: physical activity, don't worry. You I can't wait," says Dave can always find some form of enter. Hohenbrink, 01 engineering. tainment at Behrend. There are at If you still can't find anything least two decent movies shown on here that sparks your interest, you campus every month. can always find a party somewhere Bran's Cafe in the Reed Student at Behrend. Union Building is a good place to hang out. Bruno's hosts comedians and musical acts throughout the se- 5 Nixon V.P. 6 Sanitize 7 Longest or shortest day 8 Mimic 9 Webwork 10 Most supple 11 Breathing device 12 Self image 14 Weapons buildup 16 Actor Beery 20 Wander 22 Golfer's norm 24 Thompson and Samms 26 Night follower 28 Ken and Lena 30 Lazy lady? 33 Needle cases 35 Take care of a second time 37 Of Rome's predecessors 39 Bakery purchase 40 0. Henry, e.g. 41 "No, No, ___" 42 Mailed 44 Soprano Patti 45 Fell back 46 Biblical boat 49 Most certain 52 Arcturus or Rigel, e.g. Review: Dead Man on By Michael Coursey staff writer The joint venture between Para mount and MTV pictures, Dead Man on Campus, is an overall enjoyable experience. It stars Tom Everett Scott, who previously starred in the Tom Hanks project, That Thing You Do, which was based on an Erie, PA, band that made it big. Scott stars as Josh, a nerdy, straight-laced bookworm on an aca demic scholarship in a six-year medi cal program. Co-starring along with Scott as his roommate is Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Gosselaar plays Cooper, a privileged son of a toilet-cleaning businessman who is just at school to party and escape the realities of life. The film opens with Josh trying to rest and get ready for the first day of classes, while Cooper brings in twenty or so people to party in their room. Cooper seems to be so fixated with his five foot tall purple bong that he continues to fire up throughout the movie. Meanwhile Josh meets Rachel, an attractive auburn-haired coed, who is an enjoyable distraction from his studies. 54 Check recipient 57 Ginger cookie 59 Actress Laura 60 Herbal drink 61 Mont. neighbor 63 Theater-sign letters Features Campus When midterms come around, Josh and Cooper realize that they might be failing some of their classes, which would put Josh's scholarship in jeop ardy and cause Cooper to lose his father's support. Josh and Cooper pool their thoughts as to what to do to survive the semester, and they dis cover a school code that guarantees students straight A's for the semester if their roommate dies. The two debate the issue, then de cide to find a suicidal student as a roommate. They go through three roommates who they think would be prime candidates to commit suicide. The first was a hyper-paranoid, Bill Gates-fearing student, the next is a pseudo-British punk singer, and fi nally there is Cliff, the ultimate party animal. Cliff takes the roommates on many adventures, from frat house hi jinks to high speed chases with the police. Although it is integral to the plot, the lighthearted way in which suicide is dealt with in this picture is some what disconcerting. However, the script seemed somewhat original, the tempo was upbeat, and the movie as a whole was quite entertaining. *** Send a classified to your sweetheart! Free classifieds faculty, and staff. 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