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Learn karate & get a tough
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martial arts & life is an exercise
to expand consciousness.
If you think so, come down &
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TwoPeaks Fire Walk with Me (Th 1)
Mon-(4:15) 7:15, Rated R
Tuesday (4:15) 7:00 ONLY
Wed (4:15) 7:00, 9:45 Ends Soon!!
Enchanted April (T 2)
Mon(5:15) 7:15, 15:15
Early (T 2) 7:15, 15:15
Wed (5:15) 7:15, 15:15
Dickinson
League of Their OwnPG(5'20)7:45
Bebe's Kid's PG13(5'15)7:15
Sister Pet PG13(5'30)7:25
Pet Sematary IIR(5'25)7:40
Unforgiven R(5'00)7:35
Honeymoon In Vegas PG13(5'35)
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Sneakers (Pg. 1)
2:30 3:00 3:30 3:50
HILLCREST
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Death Becomes Her (PC-13) 2.45 1.95 10.78 20.8
Heilraiser III (R) 2.45 1.95 10.78 20.8
Death Becomes Her (PC-13) 2.45 1.95 10.78 20.8
The Player (R) 2.45 1.95 10.78 20.8
Single White Female (R) 2.30 9.80 10.78 15.30
Wind (P) 2.30 9.80 10.78 15.30
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Basic Instinct (B)
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Mo' Money (M)
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SEPTEMBER 8 THROUGH OCTOBER 16
Monday, Wednesday-Friday:
9 a.m. - Noon & 1-5 p.m.
Tuesday: 1-5 p.m. & 6-9 p.m.
(These times are for all locations.)
The campus photographer will be set up everyday in the rotunda of Strong Hall. Another photographer will be set up specially for Scholarship Halls, Residence Halls, fraternities and sororities.
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NATION/WORLD
Guerrillas retaliate in Peru
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Rebel group members react to leader's arrest
The Associated Press
LIMA, Peru — Shining Path guerrillas yesterday fatally shot a policeman and set off a bomb that injured eight commuters in the first attacks following the arrest of their leader, police said.
expected to weaken the Maoist insurgency, which has killed thousands of people and caused billions of dollars worth of damage since 1980.
The arrest of Abimael Guzman was
But many feared the Shining Path would launch a wave of violence to retaliate for Guzman's arrest. He was arrested Saturday with seven other rebels.
During rush hour yesterday, a Shining Path bomb exploded next to the Pan American highway north of Lima, injuring eight people in four buses, police said. They said guerrilla assassins shot and killed a policeman in a shantytown.
Guzman, 57, was being held yesterday in the basement of a fortress like police station in downtown Lima. Four armored vehicles were stationed outside, and two dozen soldiers and police armed with automatic weapons stood guard. Guzman faces life imprisonment without parole under the government's new anti-terrorism measures.
Since April more than 25,000 people, including rebels, civilians and members of the security forces, have been killed in political violence. The rebels are blamed for $22 billion in economic damage.
Russia admits to germ warfare violations
The Associated Press
MOSCOW — Officials here yesterday admitted that the Soviet Union and later Russia had been violating a 1972 treaty banning germ warfare until at least March.
Bowing to pressure, Russia also announced that it had cut the number of personnel engaged in biological military projects by 50 percent and slashed their funding by 30 percent.
The moves were detailed in a joint statement by Russian, U.S. and British officials who met in Moscow on Sept. 10 and 11.
The United States and Britain repeatedly have expressed concerns that the Russian government has failed to act on its promise to shut down the Soviet Union's extensive program for making illicit bacteriological weapons.
Until yesterday, Russian officials denied the accusations. As recently as last month, the Defense Ministry described the charges as absolute lies and said that all work on biological weapons was stopped in 1975.
The debate over alleged treaty violations was one of the last vestiges of the Cold War and an irritant in relations between the United States and President Boris Yeltsin's government.
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Wednesday, September 16
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Written questions from the audience will be screened by UPSA and Classified Senate Take this opportunity to hear candidates address the issues.
Frontier Room Burge Union
voter registration also available, courtesy Black Men of Today
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