CAPITAL TIMES, February 19, 1990
GENERAL NEWS
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1. Janet Jackson
2. Aerosmith
3. Tom Petty
4. Eleventh Dream Day
5. The B-52's
6. Led Zepplin
7. Van Halen
8. Madonna
9. CCR
10. Eric Clapton
11. Cher
12. The Cure
13. Kate Bush
14. Taylor Dane
15. Peter Murphy
16. Paula Abdul
17. Jackson Browne
18. Primitives
19. Rob Base/DJ EZ Rock
20. Tears for Fears
FACULTY-STUDENTS-STAFF
Come Worship With Us
During This Lenten Season
Service of the Word
Wednesday's 12:00 Noon - 12:30
BCAC Lounge
Services Led By-
Father Robert Panza, Roman Catholic Chaplain
Pastor K. Robert Schmitt, Lutheran Chaplain
Ash Wednesday Services During Break at Local Parishes
Call Seven Sorrows at 944-3133
or St. Peter's at 944-4651 for Worship Service Information
Sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Middletown,
Catholic Campus Ministry
Lutheran/United Campus Ministry
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"Escapades"
"Janies got a gun"
"Free fallin"
"Between here and there"
"Roam"
"Misty mountain hop"
"And the cradle will rock"
"Keep people together"
"Bad moon rising"
"No alibis"
"Heart of stone"
"Love song"
"Love and anger"
"Love will lead you back"
"Cuts you up"
"Opposites attract"
"Boulevard"
"Secretes"
"Joy and pain"
"Badman's song"
Black History Month Continues
Students and faculty watch the "Beyond the Dream Part II" Teleconference
Happenings Around Area
Poetry Prizes Doubled Students'
Poems Sought:
Poerty prizes worth $44,000 will be
awarded to poets by the American Poetry
Association in 1990. The association
will sponsor four separate contests this
year, doubling its efforts to discover new
talent.
For the current contest, poets can
send up to 6 poems, each no more than
20 lines, name and address on each page,
to American Poetry Association, Dept.
CO-30, 250-A Potrero St., P.O. Box
1803, Santa Cruz, CA 95061. Poems
must be postmarked by March 31 to
meet the deadline.
Each poem will also be considered for
publication in the American Poetry
Anthology, a hardcover collection of
contemporary verse.
THEME ANNOUNCED FOR
GOVERNOR'S LIBRARY
CONFERENCE:
"Pennsylvania: America's Libraries
Start Here" is the theme of the 1990
Governor's Conference on Library and
Information Services, announced First
Lady Ellen Casey.
The conference will be held
September 13-15 at the Harrisburg
Marriott Hotel. Participants will prepare
objectives for presentation at the second
White House Conference on Library and
Information Services in 1991.
"We encourage attendance by the
general public, library users, elected
officals, and library professionals,
representing all types of libraries, to
guarantee that the future growth of
libraries reflects the needs and desires of
our communities," said Mrs. Casey.
Additional information on the
Governor's Forums will be available
after Feb. 1 by calling 1-800-237-1990.
NATIONAL COLLEGE POETRY
CONTEST:
Not just another poetry contest but
ATTENTION: EARN MONEY!
TYPING AT HOME
32,000/yr income potential
Details (602)838-8885
Ext. T-7136
Photo by: Richard Chiavetta
the ultimate test of rhymne and verse
Come one and all.
The contest is being sponsored by
International Publications of California.
Cash prizes are offered and range from
$2O to $lOO American dollars.
All entries must be original and
unpublished work. Submissions must
by typed, double spaced, on one-side of
the page only. Please give to each poem,
your name, address and college attended.
Length can be up to fourteen lines,
no more than that. OK?
' There is an initial $3 registration fee
for the first entry and a one dollar fee for
each additional poem.
Submit your work to International
Publications P.O. Box 44044-1 Los
Angeles, CA 90044.
STUDY ABROAD WITH THE
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS:
The University of New Orleans is
sponsoring its 15th annual
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER
SCHOOL in Innsbruck, Austria during
the summer of 1990. This will involve
over 250 college students as well as
some 30 faculty members.
Participants can earn up to ten
semester hours of credit. The courses
offered focus on the cultural, historical,
social, political, and economic issues of
U.S./ European relations. All
instruction is in English.
The UNO-INNSBRUCK
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER
SCHOOL is a wonderful opportunity for
students to travel, live, learn, and earn
semester credit hours in a rich and
beautiful European setting, alive with
dramatic current events.
Apply as soon as possible, for
enrollment is limited. For more
information write to: UNO
INNSBRUCK-1990, International Study
Programs, Box 1315, University of New
Orleans, New Orleans, LA 70148; or
call the UNO Office of International
Study Programs at (504) 286-7116.
ATTENTIdN!
EASY WORK-EXCELLENT PAY
Assemble products at home
Details (602)838-8885
Ext. W-7136