The Collegian Thursday, April 6
Entertainment
Soap Opera Update
by Julie Tibolla
Collegian Staff Writer
Days Of Our Lives
Eve received a phone call from
Nick. She rushed to the hospital
hoping he had changed hes mind
about the surgery. He told her he
would have the surgery as long as
she kept her end of the bargain
and had her scar removed.
Kim received another
anonymous letter at the station.
Later Shane arrived and they
compared the three letters which
said "Stop me before 1...". Shane
realized this was no longer a joke
and that someone was out to
scare Kim.
Karl visited Diana at "The
Spectator" again. He tried to get
her to remember the good times
they had in,Hawaii and to dump
Roman. Later Karl asked Diana
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Go to the movies -
When was the last time you could afford to see a movie? Chances are when somebody else paid! Now
you have the opportunity to win two free movie tickets from the Milicreek Mall Cinemas in each
Collegian issue. We will print a movie related trivia question in each Entertainment section. Simply
write the answer, your name, and phone number down and drop it in the box in the Collegian office.
Every week, five lucky people will win two tickets each!!!
The following people are the lucky winners from the trivia question asked in our last issue
Mark Ranchik
Jay Hauser
The question was : Who was the producer of the pop film "Hairspray"?
The correct answer was John Waters.
Those of you that answered correctly can pick up your tickets in the Collegian office (if you have not
already).
THIS WEEKS QUESTION: Whose life was the movie Citizen Kane based on?
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out to dinner saying that he was
going to tell her something she
wanted to hear.
At the hearing Sally told the
judge she didn't want the money
she just wanted a place to live.
- She said she had tried to get
welfare but couldn't since she had
no address due to being homeless.
The unsympathetic judge
sentenced her to three years in
prison. Meanwhile, Jennifer was
present at the hearing writing an
article about the "Injustices of
Today's Society".
Another World
Worried about his precious
little Amanda Evan told Rachael
to take Amanda off the
Videomatch story because it was
interfering with her other stories.
Rachael told him no because
there had been too much time
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Escape Club, Mike and
the Mechanics
Living Color
Cats
The Fixx
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Morton Downey, Jr.
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spent on it and if she did Amanda
would never forgive her.
Evan ran into Josie at the
apartment complex and Josie
asked him why he had put the
money in her purse. Evan told
her that he had been in her
position once and he just wanted
to help-out.
At the Videomatch office
Dustin asked Rose to set up an
all night appointment with
Amanda
At little Steve Frame's
christening Vicki asked Jake and
Marley to be godparents. Marley
was still upset that she hadn't
gotten pregnant. Jake told her
they had another problem because
Cass had confronted Jake about
Jason's murder. There were tears
in Marley's eyes as she watched
Vicki and her happy baby. Jake
was moping to himself that one
day he'd have a baby of his own.
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New Replacements
A.Thomas Mamaux
Collegian Staff Writer
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The Replacements have just recently released "Don't Tell A Soul"
and although they have many albums under their belt this is the first
album by the new Replacements. This Minneapolis garage band has
just reshuffled their line-up. Former guitarist, Bob Stinson, was
dropped and in place we have Slim Dunlap. The first "new'
Replacement album was "Pleased To Meet Me." Even though it was
a transitional album, it was well accepted by hungry Replacement
fans. Now, time has allowed the band to grow comfortable with each
other and we have a fine-tuned, polished song called "Don't Tell A
Soul." Right off there are almost no comparisons to be made
between old Replacements and new Replacements. Paul Westerberg's
voice is one of the main ingredients that is still the same. But after
that forget it. In the old days the Replacements were a noisy bumch
of roughnecks that bordered on punk music. Now listening to the
fast half of "Don't Tell A Soul" you would swear that they all were
on geritol. Granted, it is mellow music but half of the fiin of the
Replacements was shocking your parents. The Replacements' haVe
learned too many tricks in the studio. They've gone from raw to
refined. Examples of this are "Aching To Be" and "They're Blind."
The Replacements have slow numbers but the whole first side doesn't
even break a sweat. One of the good things that hasn't changed is the
lyrical ability of Paul Westerberg. He can squeeze a good song out of
dissatisfaction: "Aching To Be," "Anywhere Better Than Here,"
"Asking Me Lies," and "I'll Be You." Paul Westerberg could be the
most articulate manic depressive in rock'n roll.
So, no sooner am I getting mellowed out when I flip the tape and
am greeted by an ear-piercing scream. I stop, rewind, turn it up, and
play it for the neighbors who watch T.V. turned all of the way up at
8:00 a.m. Maybe The Replacements aren't on Geritol. We are
rewarded with four upbeat songs on the second side. Only four. And,
again, they too have mixed and remixed many times.
The Replacements lack that punch they used to have. They really
don't take musical jabs at anyone anymore. The last time they did
was on "Pleased To Meet Me' when they mocked former guitarist,
Bob Stinson. Where The Replacements used to have fisted chords
and angry leads we now have rhythm and plarity„ Themagicof them
singing off-key and iilaying drunk is gone. The Replacements have
moved out of the garage and into the condo.
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