2B
the Student Senate
A WEEK OF FILMS IN CELEBRATION OF BLACK HERITAGE
SHE'S GOTTA
HAVEIT
TONIGHT AT 7:00 PM IN ALDERSON ALDERTON; TICKETS $24.00
SATURDAY AT 10:00 PM IN WOODRUFF ALDERTON; TICKETS $24.00
C A L E N D A R
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Concert Series
CITY OPERA NATIONAL COMPANIES
Presents
Thursday
LA BOHEME
with English Superniles
Saturday
*The Creative Process of Language*
*Language: Thai and Urban Communities*
*p. 212; Ross Hite, Italian, Heiskel*
*p. 214; Ross Hite, Italian, Heiskel*
*Indian Junior College.*
■ Darrell Lea, acoustic guitar 9.38.
p.m., Rock Chalk Bar 618 W. 12th S.
W.
- The Future of Native Americans
  Literature; Symposiums 8 & p.m.
  Eight Elm, Kansas Union;
  Jim Shaker and the Yees Home
  Jim Shaker and the Yees Home
junior and the news reporters
wreckers, blues, 9 p.m.
Great Emportment, 882 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
Instructor
Louise Ray's Blues Band 9:30 p.m.
The Jazzmans, 6:00 p.m.
sachatschits 7:15 p.m.
Old Masters, jazz more Converse
"Ungenerous love is sad love.
Mimi: Act II
Wednesday
6:00 p.m. Tuesday March 6 1990
Tickets on sale in the Murganty Box Office, all seats are reserved
public: $12 & $16, XU and K12 student boxes. $9.50 & $9.50 senior
and other students $10 & $15; for reservations call 913 864-3982
Our masters now mature! Learn
Senior Women Potter, lecture by
Seniors Women Potter, lecture by
Card Spindel, historian at
Card Spindel, 7:30 p.m. Westport Room
University Kansas City, Soho and Home
University Kansas City, Soho and Home
- Borderline Country, country-west,
9 p.m., Shihou, 1003 E. 22rd S.
-
Patially funded by the Kansas Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts; additional support provided by the KU Student Activity Fee, Sharpout Society, and the KU Endowment Association.
streets, Kansas City, Mo.
That State Kansas, party rock
8:30 p.m. The Bottlehead, 773 New
Hampshire, $,
$
... You'll Be Glad You Die
■ The Filer Kings, original rock
19:30 p.m. Rock Chalk Bar, 618 W
12:00 S. $2
The Threeeyes Opera, musical.
$ p m. shows Today's theater; Saturday,
and 2 $ m.m. plays Sunday; Holder
$ f. Spencer Theatre, University of
Missouri; Kansas City, Mo., and
Chery streets, Kansas City, Ky., and
for general public, for senior
citizens UMCY students and for
Venus Clerk KJ, and 1-8 student
Avinna Boro KR, and 1-12 student
tickets, $15 senior citizen tickets
& $ special Golden tickets
jimmy Johnson, 382s 9:30 p.m.
Grand Emporium, 352s Main St.
Kansas KS
KNAN Goodline Radio Receiver,
p.m. - Liberty Hall, 642 Massa
chassis sts. for carls and
vans
Friday
Lonesome Hounddogs, and B.C. Ri-
ginal rock, 9:30 p.m. The Bolton
tune New Newhall for 8 p.m.
Patrick Street, Newhall for 8 p.m.
Community Christian Church 100
Min St., Kansas City, 97243;
Mary Jane Church, N.J.
The Lawrence Arts Center
20 W. North St., $2.
J. M. W. Turner and his wife
Michael Klison, art historian for
Paul Mellon Centre for Paul
■ The Rhythm Kings, jazz, 9:30
p.m., johannes Swerger, 401 N. Second
Some SNips, and Dreamins about Guns original Truck, 9:00 a.m. at the Bottleneck, 727 New Hampshire St., $1.
P. m., January's 7
S. p.,
Ruggie Stock, drama, 150 m.
Lawrence Community Theatre, 150 m.
New Hampshire St., for general
public and for students, and for
senior citizens
Silent Partners, rock blue, 9.30
p. m. The Jazzmusik, 96%; Massachusetts St., $1.
Movies
mrs
ahk,
encer
Museum of Art
■ Jimmy Johnson, blues 9:30 p.m.
■ Grand Emporium, 3822 Main St.
■ Kansas City, Mo.
■ Kill Wiley, ultraviolet and Kustom rock, 30 p.m. The Beatles, 723 New Hampshire St.
■ The Art Prodigy, 9:30 p.m. Rock
Chalk Star, 618 W 12th St. $2
■ Peter, Paul and Mary, folk singers, 8 p.m. Midland Theater, 1225 Main St.
■ Kansas City, MN, $15,900
and $23,900
■ The Raythem Kings, jazz, 9:30 p.m., Johnny's Tavern, 41 V Second St., $11
Sunday
Cronova 1949 in Queens
Lawyer 1949 in New York
Died in Heaton
National aunpof's christmas
Vacation
■ University of Kansas Concete
C union with Lawrence Chamber
Players 3:00 p.m., Library Hall,
Massachusetts $1, $ for general
public, $ for senior citizens and $
for students.
Dickinson Theatre
Steel Odilonis
Large Cimtons
Night Breed
Examines, A Love Story
Stella
**Hiliescott Theaters**
Born on the 4th of June,
Driving Miss Daisy
Hard to Kill
Machhouse
N Second
St. $1
Rough Stock, drama, 8 p.m.
Lawrence Community Theatre, 109 New Hampshire St. $2 for general public and $2 for students and senior citizens
Monday
**Greenspace Benefit**, with Load Sounding Center, Kill Whitney, and Absolute Calling, 9:30 p.m., Kansas Emporium, 3822 Main St., Kansas City, Mo. $$
*Laura J. Parker*, flute doctoral recital, 8 p.m., Swankborough Recital Hall, Murray Hall
*Open Mike*, 9:30 p.m.; The Botanueck, New Hampshire ST.
- Liberty Hall
My Left Foot
Roger and Me
tough Stock, drama, 8 p.m.
Lawrence Community Theatre, 150 New Hyde Street, $2 for general public and $12 for students and senior citizens
■ Silent Partners, rock blues, 9:30 p.m. ■ The Jazzbusters, 9:30½ Massachusetts St. $2
What's going on this weekend
Blue vena.
The Bridge on the River Kwa
Tuesday
Mardi Gras, Frenesie Arecaceus
and the Thunder, Herschel, 9 p.m.
Grand Opening, 3282 Main St., Kanea
Glo, Improvement, 3282 Main St.,
Kansas City. Party, original
Marmol, 40 m. The Bedforded, 777
New York Street, $2.
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Saint of Poland Hall, 8 p.m.
Southport Rectal Hall, Murphy
Hall.
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY
KANSAN
Varsity Theatre Glory
KU recital
By Bryce J. Tache
Kansas staff writer
Exhibits
**Charles Dearman. A Portrait Book**
journal, exhibit through June 12,
Museum of Natural History, Dynec
Hall
Five dance are in the show which details a woman's religion songs between her family and sisters.
McDermott did not have an easy answer. She is currently at the University of Kansas for two weeks to choreograph a show. Last year she was a visiting instructor in the college. She has a history in the department but is preparing to teach at Stephens College in Columbo, Ma.
**Design Department Gallery** dress snow
**Art and Design Museum** drawing snow
**Biography Gallery** drawing snow
**Ingenuity Arts** drawing exhibit open through Feb. 25. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4025 Oak St.
"Vancouver City, Mo."
As a visiting artist at KLU, she is teaching two dance classes a day, and coloring "Family Tree," a nine-minute rectal that will be presented in the University Dance Concert in mid-April.
The Healing Machines: The Art of Emery Bingham, sculpture exhibit open through March 16. Spencer Museum of Art.
John Aiberm, sculpture exhibit open through March 11. Neslon-Akustin Museum of Art. #425 Oak St., Kansas City, Mo.
dark side of life."
The first part is danced to Anie
likeDermott hopes to find a permanent home after traveling extensively. She will choreograph a dance during her two-week stay at KU
*Master Drawings from the permanent Collection, drawings and watercolor exhibit open through March 25. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 425 Oak St., Kansas City, Mo.
qpeat. The other representatives lack side of life."
"She trying to examine her own identity, " she tries to an examiner of her family roots." McDermott not said. "There are two sections that pertain two ones. One is more realistic twice the same," she said. "The one file."
The dance has changed dramati-
cally from McDermott's original
vision.
The first pair is directed to Andes folk music and the second is to the Kobo drummer from Japan, she said.
eak stay at KU
Michelenbog up in New York City greatly influenced her. Calhoun it was very likely to
is your kind of an evolutionary price
so that you start at just a point and
be moving toward complete进化
so that you be moving toward complete进化
an danced professionally in New York for five years. Bailey and modern dance were her specialties. She
"we totally burnt out after when in 'Wyoming,' she said. "When I back I break out in hives because can't believe I lived there for eight years."
were than a reliable in the meantime,
the theater, she said. "I was brought up with a strong awareness.
She opened up her behavior's degree
she taught her behavior's degree
in time arts at the elementary school in New York City she received her master's in time arts from Arizona State University in Tempe, Artz.
York, there are too many people for a small slice of the pie."
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Milneine Nassauer2, Skawe
were senior, said working with Dermota
on "Family Tree" was an extra-
dinary experience.
it is immediately the center of innovation and the stani-garden, but there is work elsewhere. In New
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"It's gotten me thinking about my own life," she says. "I'm not sure how to figure out what I'm meant to do in the first time in two years so it relates to my own personal life."
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