Arts
By Marsha Larsen
ART/EXHIBITIONS
to 12/24 Illustrations from the Golden Age, Art Assn, of Har
risburg Gallery, Mon.-Fri. 9-4, Sat. 10-3.
to 12/28 Annual Arts & Crafts Exhibit AND Inmate Art from the
Penna. State Correctional Institution, Doshi Center for Contem
porary Art, Mon.-Fri. 11-4.
to 12/31 The U.S.S. Pennsylvania and Her Silver; Chair, Chest
and Table; AND The Lure and Lore of Fishing; Wm. Penn
Museum, Tue.-Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12-5.
to 12/31 Bruce Johnson: Holland Works, Gallery Four Forty
Four (Annville).
to 1/5 Mixed Media Exhibit, Wm. Ris Galleries (Camp Hill),
Mon.-Sat. 10-5.
to 1/9 Christmas: An Ethnic Experience, Wm. Penn Museum.
FILMS
12/10 My Brilliant Career (Australian drama), HACC, Bpm,
Free.
12/28 Treasure Island (Children’s), Wm. Penn Museum, Ipm,
$l.
12/29 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (Children’s), Wm. Penn
Museum, Ipm, $l. ,
12/30 March of the Wooden Soldiers AND BAMBI (Children s),
Wm. Penn Museum, Ipm, $l.
THEATRE
12/11 Fred Waring Show, Hershey Theatre, B:lspm, Tickets:
534-3405
MUSIC
12/14 Harrisburg Symphony: Words and Music, HACC, Bpm.
Tickets: 780-2545.
12/18 Debby McClatchy, Folksinger, HACC, Bpm, $3-$2 senior
citizens, HACC students-$l children.
MISCELLANEOUS
12/10-11 and 17-18 Victorian Manor Candlelight Tours, Mt. Hope
Estate & Winery (Manheim), 5-B:3opm, $3.
12/11 Hmong Craft Demonstration, Wm. Penn Museum, 1 &
2:3opm. Russian Storytelling, Wm. Penn Museum, 1:45 & 3:lspm.
12/12 Longwood Gardens Christmas Tour; lv. Zooamerica
(Hershey) 9am, ret. spm; $l5 (includes transportation and en
trance fee). Info.: 534-3860. Lithuanian Storytelling, Wm. Penn
Museum, 1:45 & 4pm.
12/18 Life in a Cave, Zooamerica (+ spelunking in Mifflin Coun
ty), $lO. Info.: 534-3860. Ukrainian St. Nicholas Play, Wm. Penn
Museum, 1:45 & 3:lspm.
12/19 Festival of Food & Light, Hotel Hershey, 6pm, $18.75-$9.50
children. Info.: 533-2171, ext. 1. Traditional Chinese Papercutting
(demonstration), Wm. Penn Museum, 1 & 2:30)m. Traditional
Polish Papercutting (demonstration), Wm. Penn Museum, 1:45 &
3:lspm
12/23-1/2 Walt Disney’s Great Ice Odyssey, Spectrum,
$5-$7.50-8.50-9.50. Tickets at Ticketron.
to 1/2 The Star of Bethlehem (planetarium show), Wm. Penn
Museum, Sat. & Sun. 1:30 & 3pm, Free.
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a forum for student creativity.
In past issues we have shared
student poetry with our
readers. Not only are these
pieces shared with you now but
all submissions will be con
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NHELM, the Capitol Campus
Literary Magazine to be
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BORDERS
There exists at every borderline, several kilometers deep
into each country, an edge too far from the core,
too near another land to acquire a native characteristic.
The border describes less a distinct line between two nations
than a transition between cultures, the people there having a neutral look
and never wholly a part of either country they live astride.
They speak a mongrel tongue according to the direction of journeyers who stop
always only long enough to transact the small necessities of travel.
When I crossed the Iberian border, I set my watch to the hour just travelled
and imagined I could suspend my life first spent in Spain,
repeated in Portugal. Delayed at this edge by thoughts of an infinite life
uncommitted, I chose to penetrate the country’s heart where, I had heard,
peasants garland their oxen and take them for walks on Sundays
in the way of the Portugese.
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This month we are featuring
the poems of M. Lane Larsen, a
humanities junior and regular
editorial contributor to this
paper.
Pat Wenger, Edito:
M. Lane Larsen