Severely handicapped class arrives - The Lowell
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STUDFM EVENfS,<br />
<strong>Lowell</strong> welcomes backKermesse<br />
KathedncLoo<br />
Bonjour. Biun Giorrc Hob.<br />
Konichiwi. Gutco Tag. Privet.<br />
Anyoog-ha-ge-yo. Hello.<br />
After c year'* ab*e.*e. the<br />
Foreign Lan^tu^c Inienuiiorul<br />
Kcrmcuc relumed :o Lo*ell on<br />
April 25.<br />
behaved one." Howescr. iht* Kcnncxw was m*<br />
Hirry Collii. Foreign Language without ptcMeni*- <strong>The</strong>re »i» in-<br />
Departmcnl head, echoed tense mereiitwilmg and long* line*.<br />
Tchikmani's sentiments. "A» far a* Al*o. ihc variou* booths ran out of<br />
the ecltbrjikm t% cincemed. I think fiHid early.<br />
il »as imminently succe«fiil," Tctiilowni »a» divjppomtcd l!ut<br />
Man> jiudentv were alto eicitcd vwie wnrL:r\ daln'l *bow up in<br />
•bout ihc return of Ihc Kcrmes*c. woil. and that vine of the r M> '<br />
"1 I'wught it v»at neat to *ce all gram* didn't \tart on time or ran ti>»<br />
the students in co*ttimc...and »ecing long.<br />
the whole wtuxJ panicipote. Il (the Studemx and lex hen. rud wpico-<br />
Kermeue)i» a great event becauieil tion* on bov. in male ihc Kcrmcvw<br />
aJlcwv students to experience other more tuccc^tful in the future.<br />
culturei," luted »enior Rebecca Coordinator Marc Zavaia, «ated<br />
Many language cUues tnd tlie<br />
club* pjfttcipaicd in the Ktrrmc\*e<br />
by telling food of variout aumricv.<br />
Among the club*, which participoifli<br />
%ers the Japinr-1. hracli.<br />
HeUenic. Chlncic. Fwch. Vi«-<br />
thai he takes down notct or < b « deficiencio<br />
of tSe fair and trici to correct<br />
Uicm for ihe r,c« Kcrmcite.<br />
"I would cut down on ihc areas of<br />
fooj salct jnd focu\ on other activities<br />
liL>: dcmonvtralionv <strong>The</strong><br />
namcK, Spjnith. German, and Kcrmcsvc JKHIUJ be more t^iricd<br />
Italian. <strong>The</strong> Th various club* told food than food \alc\." wid Scn«>r Jamc*<br />
"5. ranging gg from mouir* to pasta to Valera.<br />
• sushi to jtlato. jtlato Senior Senio Cr.riMinc Jccng exprcsved.<br />
Entrtt<br />
Entertainment at the Kcrmewe "I with lhat there wa\ more diversi-<br />
* came in a variety of fn.iro — ty., like having more countries<br />
Ktrneu* organUcr Geortrs dances, uMigi, instrurtKntaU. unA represented."'<br />
TcUkmnl tnakct • trig spUih In martial arts demon«ra!tom. <strong>The</strong> Tchikov;jf,i believes lhat the<br />
the AmUng borth.<br />
mou popular entcnammem were ihe SermcsAC dcserse\ a mirimum day<br />
<strong>The</strong> Kcrmdv is aa intcrrutiorul cultural djncci performed hy hrnh and would We the adminiMraton. to<br />
festival *hcre people can iharc and Mtidcntt and faculty. For cxamp^:. thortcn clattes for thit day. He ul«><br />
learn iboat differ.nt criturct teacher Linda Groodahl performcO would like to »ce other teachci« in<br />
through food* fntert*4nnicnt« a*fc* an Egyptian labaret dance which other department* purtictruic mttrc.<br />
eoHumes.<br />
many enjoyed.<br />
Zavala agrees. " wtut sou (the<br />
According to head ciwrdiiulor "1 really tiled Mi» Grondohl's students) rruiy IIINC in a little hit of<br />
George* Tctulovani. "It «u better belly dancing. I never knew that \he invtruakm i. gained h> all the other<br />
attended. <strong>The</strong> atnxnphcrc wai a could mate trul way." »uted unmr things that the student receives, all<br />
very joyful, harmonious, and well- David Cho.<br />
the culture *nd the ipint.<br />
Gambllns and daacinx were the two mala attractloai oa Moate Carlo<br />
NIghi.<br />
Students 'Go for Broke*<br />
on Monte Carlo night<br />
By Eric FaitllT<br />
"Going For Broke." the theme of<br />
the Student Activity Board's (SAB)<br />
annual Monie Carlu Night,<br />
highlighted gambling and a "Bankof<br />
the DJ.V* contest on April 26<br />
from 6-11 p.n..<br />
Visual Sound* won the contest by<br />
Junior Prom 1 BSU presents Far Army Places'<br />
is successful<br />
By Jenifer Roger*<br />
"Once ia * Lifetime," the Junior<br />
Prom rrevcn-M by the Claw of 1986.<br />
sva.\ held April 20 in the Concourse<br />
Cafe of the Bank of America PU/a.<br />
Music was provided by K.MEL,<br />
with night disc->ockcy. Sonny Joe<br />
Foi.<br />
"We (the ofTiccrs and junior prom<br />
chairpersons) are quite proud of the<br />
succeu of the Junior Prom. <strong>The</strong> Class<br />
cf '86 is the second Junior CUi* to<br />
ha\ e made a profit on a junior prom.<br />
Altogether, we made about $1,600.<br />
<strong>The</strong> popularity of the prom anuied<br />
us; we were not expecting tn reach<br />
I SO cuuplcs, let akmc sell out!" commentod<br />
Julie Higashi. Junior CUis<br />
treasurer.<br />
"<strong>The</strong> line for photographs didn't<br />
take too long, t likal the way ihc DJ.<br />
included jokes about school. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
made, the whole thing personal."<br />
stated Evelyn Achuck. Junior Clau<br />
vice-president. '<br />
"We are one of the few Junior<br />
CItues to actually make money on<br />
• prom. <strong>The</strong>y are act anally fun*<br />
draisen. jos a <strong>class</strong> activiry,"<br />
remarked junior Caryl Chinn.<br />
Junior Danny Lee remarked. "It<br />
was a bole bU too crowded, but it wa*<br />
cozy. 1 think the DJ. could have<br />
played songs that weren't to old or<br />
to bard to dance to."<br />
Sophomore 'Arthur Goog felt.<br />
"<strong>The</strong> dance floor was small.<br />
Everytime you moved, you hit someoce.<br />
Everyihtag else was okay —<br />
evta gettloi the photographs."<br />
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<strong>The</strong> Alack Siudeii'-' Vnum tBSL'i<br />
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"Tar Aw as l*]«.rs,*' on<br />
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<strong>The</strong> pt^rani an\tsteO of 12 wenes<br />
with n>> vk-K mitfiitcO m j vjtu-n ol<br />
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to diifljv ihctr dothing.<br />
Hie ji*jrnc> bci:an with the intnxjuction<br />
nt IK model* who entcr>.*d<br />
(ttc juJiionuin tiiHii llw t\K.l. and pn>cecded<br />
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During ihc ncu Ti\c Hxncs. the audience<br />
accompanied the itKNWK io<br />
Pucno Vallaiu. Riwne. the Virgin<br />
Mands. Undon. and Wj,;,i.. <strong>The</strong><br />
mndcU wore the s^mws hats, tniptcal<br />
wear, actis-e wear and business suit%.<br />
repmenting the locations.<br />
<strong>The</strong> show, which was supposed tn<br />
begin at 7 p.m. did not actually tun<br />
until 8:15 because the con-.-sentator<br />
Eyvctt Piper, was not there.<br />
BSU president. Deoicce Brasficld,<br />
decided to let choreographer Billy<br />
Dews Mart the show. Piper finally arrived<br />
during the fourth scene.<br />
Two models display the latest<br />
fashions at the tSV annual show.<br />
"<strong>The</strong> turnout wat not as high a* I<br />
expected." comnwaed BrasfieldHalf<br />
of the auditorium wss filled.<br />
"It (the delay) really didn"t bother<br />
me. because 1 had a great time talling<br />
to my fncnC> Besides, they<br />
entertained us with good munc*. 11<br />
expressed freshman Mary Duckett.<br />
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the lie Vet said 7 p.m. Ourp! I wasted<br />
J lot of nine.. " uatcd wtphomorc<br />
Dar.1I Smiien.<br />
Wh-*n a\led her ortimon, wmor<br />
Lcc Anna Schwartz eiclainte pro-<br />
(cwiixullj dt>ne.*<br />
<strong>The</strong> tltHhc* canvs Innn Mores and<br />
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Gempnc Sc.c*l the final song<br />
of the dance.<br />
Students generally believed the<br />
dance was a sucocu.<br />
"Monte Carlo Night stands out<br />
from other dai<br />
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