— LION’SEYE — April 1, 1994 En ter tainmentss Cultures Of Asia Events Continue By Jaime Wentworth As the semester draws to a close, the Cultures of Asia program presents more interesting opportunities for students and public alike to view the rich heritage of the nations of the East. This month opens with a perfomance of traditional Bengali music on Tuesday, April 5 at 6 p.m. in room 112 of the Library/Learning Center. The ‘musicians are Jan and John Protopapas. All are welcome to attend. On Saturday, April 9 a trip to New York is scheduled to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Chinatown. A bus will be departing from the Penn State Delaware County Campus at 7:30 AM and will be returning at 10:00 p.m.. The cost is $15 but does not include meals or museum admission prices. Reservations are required. To inquire or to make a reservation call (215) 892-1468. On Tuesday, April 12 at 1 p.m. ‘the Japanese film entitled “Ran” will be playing in Room 101 in the Main Building. It will again be shown on Thursday, April 14 same time and place. In addition to the film “Ran”, there will be a luncheon on Thursday, April 14 in honor of our artist in residence from Bangladesh, Kanak Chanpa. Chanpa will be the guest speaker as well. This event sponsored by the Women’s Commission takes place from 11:30 AM to 1:00 p.m. in the Commons Building. ‘Thursday, April 21 brings an interesting form of art to the Delaware County Campus. At 6 p.m. in Room 101 in the Main Building a troop called From Bali and Beyond will perform Indonesian Puppet Theater. An Asian festival is scheduled at Delco on Friday, April 22 featuring an Asian marketplace of arts and crafts. There will be food and music also. This event takes place from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Library/Learning Center. Other Penn State Campuses are featuring Cultures of Asia Events as well. At the Great Valley campus on Wednesday, April 13 a luncheon lecture will be held. Professor of: Communications at Drexel University, Yu Yang will be hosting a tour and lecture of her own exhibit. The luncheon lecture will take place from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. and the cost is $12 per person. At 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 15 at the Great Valley Campus the Chinese film “The Wedding Banquet” will be playing. Admission to the film is free. From Bali and Beyond are also performing at the Ogontz and Great Valley campuses on Friday, April 22. The 12:00 p.m. performance will be at Ogontz and the 7:30 p.m. performance will be at Great Valley. Art exhibits for the month of April include Chinese Folk Art, consisting of work by both freelance artist Yong Yang and Professor of Communications at Drexel University, Yu Yang. The exhibit is on display April 4 through April 28 at the Great Valley campus. April 15 through the 29 at the Delco Campus the Honor’s Student exhibit will be on display. The exhibit wil contain the work of campus staff, faculty, and students. Japanese Dancer, Yoko Hashimoto- Sinclair, Theater Arts Professor at West Chester Univ.,, demonstrates Japanese Folk Dances as part of Cultures of Asia program. Photo by: WES TOMLINSON Check — Your Horoscope — By Jennifer Holland ° ARIES (March 21 - April 20) Lately you have been fed up, and there were times you thought you were about to explode. However, it’s time you raise your chin high and have fun. Do not put all worries aside, yet do not let them run your life, either. Go with the flow! Remember, you only live once. Tonight: A crazy night out with friends. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) People tend to give you too many negative opinions about what they think of your life. Sometimes you feel like everyone comes down hard on you. Do not let people get in the way of your plans! Only you know what makes you happy. Also, troubles with romance are soon to be solved, but only if you are willing to do your part. Personal Ads Return! Krusty-Oh my God, it's a ghostcar! They're all over the place around here. What? Did I say something that didn’t make sense? Now I know how the pilgrims felt! What?!? - Bobo Hola mi amor! Lu eres mi vida, vida, mi cielo, mi amérta. Thisis justa message to tell you how much yo quiero ta. Yo 5 pounds! Remember all of our funny talks. You can bet on it that we'll have more in the future! Thanks for being a great friend - you really are the best! Never forget our Damon Wayans imitations, my “Kermit” voice, & you and Ted hiding in the library. I miss you! - Jennifer Davis: Watch that temper of yours and keep walking like Kermit. Never forget our “Muppet” imitations, they’re hysterical. P.S. I know what Will does with his Clover Security handcuffs! Guess Who?!? Steve-Good luck at Main Campus. Party all the time and never study. See you next year when you are back here. Ken Rich G: Let me tell you, some people are so into themselves. HA! HA! Anyone in particular - you know it! Keep watching Seinfeld and going to McDonough’s with Kevin. I'll miss you big bunches next year! Good luck at Erie! You're the best! P.S. Mia loves you! Love, “Crazy” Jennifer To My Party Animal Friends: Stacey-I can’t find it!, Ted-King of the Bathroom, Stacie-fire, fire, fire! and Sandi-Uh huh, that s**k! Remember the beach and New Years. P.S. Does anyone know how I got rugburn? Greg Damien: Keep up your crazy comments-they make me laugh! However, they make André a little uncomfortable. You definitely are the best “ANIMAL” imitator! Also, give “GROVER” a kiss from me & Tina. (“Near” & “Far”) Jennifer “Teddy” T: Though we had an awkard situation, I am glad we are still friends. Iknow every time you see a dalmatian, you'll think of me! Oh, by the way, . “Alice” loves you! Guess who!*! Shauna, I miss you since you have been gone. Hope you come back soon so you can do my homework. Love, Ken YO Jenn! Remember the pool hall, Denny’s and our lunches with the gang! Oh yeah! Don’t forget WOMAN! ANIMAL! MUSIC! Drums, Kermit’s walk and Piggy! Sandi-Never forget our long phone conversations. Stacey-our car rides are unexplainable. Ted-try not to make any more fashion errors. Greg-What can I say. Rich-try to stay awake in class. Klinger-your strange yet sweet. Dennis-thanks for all the advice. Jay-I don’t know what I would do without you. Have a good one! Stacy Steven, Brian, and Jeff: You are the best lunch buddies in the world. Thanks for making me laugh when I was depressed! Jeff: I am the pool queen! Brian: WAKE UP! STEVE: Everything you do is crazy! I'm “Va Klempt”! Guess who... STAIN: “And what is the deal with people brushing their hair?!?” Cokehead. Tissue head. Dragnet - sneeze. Egg. Mia's choca-milk! I can go on and on. . . Happy 9 months! Happy Easter! Love, you-know-who Tom Pfleger: You're a SWEETIE! Ed Work: Metallica and Miller Draft are rotting your brain. "Dr. Kersnick is cool (that's 100% accurate!) This Nitanny Lioness wishes all a Happy Easter! Little Miss Glamour Shot: Don't worry, guys tend to forget about writing back when they have their heads to worry about. Japan is not such a safe place, ya know. You know who. Tonight: A quiet evening at home ‘with someone special. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) You definitely deserve a week of pleasure. It is your turn to take charge of things for once. However, do not become impatient. Changes must be made slowly, not all at once. Try not to be too serious, yet do not let people take advantage of you. A bright light is headed your way. Tonight: Picka place you love to be and do not let anyone get in your way. CANCER (June 22 - July 23) A very exciting month is awaiting you. Now is the time to unveil your creativity for everyone to see. Things seem to be working in your favor. Keep your self-confidence going. You are determined, and the best is yet to come. A special person is coming your way to share your happiness. Tonight: Take a nap, relax, and get prepared for an enjoyable late night. LEO (July 24 - August 23) Lately you have felt lonely. People you thought were your friends turned out to be completely opposite of what they appeared to be. However, there are many who still do care, so do not brush them off. The next month mi brings you much fortune, and all the loneliness will be forced behind. Keep your hopes high and your personality going. You tend to make people cheerful, so don’t stop now! Tonight: Call someone you've been thinking of and set a date to get together. VIRGO (August 24 - September 23) Something has been bothering you lately and has caused you to become quite arrogant. Be honest with those who are concerned. Do not try to compete with others because you are only putting yourself down. You have many good qualities of your own, so use them to your fullest. Be yourself. This month brings great opportunities for you, so take advantage of them. Tonight: Spend a quiet evening alone. You definitely need some time to think. LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) It seems as though you are always being rushed. Too many problems come down on you and you feel you have no time to yourself. Do not be concerned. Changes are making their way into your life. Be patient; it’s what keeps you going. Look forward to upcoming events. Tonight: Go shopping for yourself. You deserve it! SCORPIO (October 24 - 22) Though it seems as though your obedience to rules gets you nowhere, do not stop now. Keep up your good deeds and continue to play by the rules. However, do not let anyone take advantage of you. You are no longer at the mercy of events, so speak up for yourself — just don’t go overboard. An exciting month awaits you. Tonight: Do something you've never done before. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 21) Keep things simple concentrate on certain matters you have put off. Take affairs day by day and do not try to do everything at once. You have good things coming to you, as long as you stay on the ball. In times of frustration, remember those who are willing to lend a helping hand. Tonight: Use your time wisely and solve a problem that has been troubling you. (continued on page 8) November and ~4 | | !
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