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(Above) Weather Report's Joe Zawind has been called a "regular guy, who happens to be a music genius." After a year with Weather Report, he'd sit on his own with a solo album.
(left) John Hughs has captured the imagination and the dollars of America's youthful filmmers. Read our profile of the man who has become the filmmaker to the young. (Below) Hughswest film, Fermi Beutler's Day Off, about high schools who cut class for a day on the town, is just one of the exciting summer releases detailed in "Calendar."
4 • WEATHER REPORT'S JOE ZAWINFUL
You probably know his music better than his name. The creative force behind the most popular jazz ensemble of the last decade shares his views on rock 'n' roll, the music industry, and Sting.
6 TOP GUN
By Jimmy Summers. In Top Gun, Tom Cruise plays a Navy flying ace who sets his sights on success as one of their elite fighter pilots, the Top Gunners.
8. MUSICAL NOTES
By Greg Praecik All the news about **son's** on tour, **son's** back in the studio and **son's** HOT?
SHORT SUBJECTS
12 JOHN HUGHES:
making the Movies Young People Love
By Mark Christensen. From the National Lampoon to movie magic, a profile of the man who is arguably today's baddest filmmaker.
14 ◀ SUMMER FILM PREVIEW
A roundup of the coolest films for hot summer evenings.
14 ◀ SUMMER FILM PREVIEW
18 CALENDAR
Complete listings of upcoming major film releases, band
tours, books and television features
PHOTO CREDITS, COVER
DOUGLUS KOWALKI (MISS AMY) WEAVER
KOHLAI KOWALKI (AMERICAN ANIMATIAN)
INMAMARY KOHLAI CORP. (JUDH HUGHES)
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FOCUS AWARDS
The deadline for the annual FOCUS Awards for student filmmakers is May 2, 1986. FOCUS is one of the most prestigious student film contests, past FOCUS winners include director Al Magnoli (Purple Rain) and John Bosco III, who won in 1984 for the screenplay for the current film *Crossroads*. Entry forms can be obtained from FOCUS, 1140 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York, 10036. Phone (212) 755 0270.
COPS AND ROBBERS
You've seen the clothes and beard the music. Now you can play the Miami Viee game. The popular television show, a marketing executive's dream if
ever there was one, now has its own board game. While we can't vouch that they've captured "all the action and excitement of the TV show," (as the manufacturer's promotions claim), we can tell you that their exhibit at the recent New York Toy Fair featured Crockett and Tubbs "look-alike actors" accompanied by a pair of bikini clad "escots."
HARD SELL
Speaking of marketing, even colleges are joining the bandwagon of aggressive salesmanship these days. Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa is offering free room and board to applicants who rank in the upper 40% of their high school class, have combined SAFs of 1,000 or above and are not from Iowa
or its six bordering states
The goal is to expand the college's reputation beyond its local area. "Few people beyond a one or two hundred mile radius know who we are," said President Dr Miles Tommerasen.
It looks like they really have something to sell. A national high school guidance counselor; periodical, Lovey's Guidance Digest, rated Morningtime 'the best kept secret in higher education today'. Now, if they only took transfers ...
WHO'S ON FIRST?
Eizabeth B. Hadden writes from Duke University challenging the University of South Carolina's claim to have the first student operated cable television station. "Cable 13 is presently
in its tenth year of operation. It is a completely student operated organization," said Hadden, chairman of the station
Don't forget to reserve your place in line! The phone number for Hands Across America is 1-800-USA-9000.
The station broadcasts to all University dorm room common rooms, bars, university owned apartments and the Medical Center. Programming includes a weekly news and sports shows, intercollegiate athletics, a soap opera and a video year book chronizing major events on campus during the year. Programs are also shown on the local cable company, reaching the whole Durham community Over 150 students work on Cable 13. Any other challenges?
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