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STUDFM EVENfS,
Lowell welcomes backKermesse
KathedncLoo
Bonjour. Biun Giorrc Hob.
Konichiwi. Gutco Tag. Privet.
Anyoog-ha-ge-yo. Hello.
After c year'* ab*e.*e. the
Foreign Lan^tu^c Inienuiiorul
Kcrmcuc relumed :o Lo*ell on
April 25.
behaved one." Howescr. iht* Kcnncxw was m*
Hirry Collii. Foreign Language without ptcMeni*- There »i» in-
Departmcnl head, echoed tense mereiitwilmg and long* line*.
Tchikmani's sentiments. "A» far a* Al*o. ihc variou* booths ran out of
the ecltbrjikm t% cincemed. I think fiHid early.
il »as imminently succe«fiil," Tctiilowni »a» divjppomtcd l!ut
Man> jiudentv were alto eicitcd vwie wnrL:r\ daln'l *bow up in
•bout ihc return of Ihc Kcrmes*c. woil. and that vine of the r M> '
"1 I'wught it v»at neat to *ce all gram* didn't \tart on time or ran ti>»
the students in co*ttimc...and »ecing long.
the whole wtuxJ panicipote. Il (the Studemx and lex hen. rud wpico-
Kermeue)i» a great event becauieil tion* on bov. in male ihc Kcrmcvw
aJlcwv students to experience other more tuccc^tful in the future.
culturei," luted »enior Rebecca Coordinator Marc Zavaia, «ated
Many language cUues tnd tlie
club* pjfttcipaicd in the Ktrrmc\*e
by telling food of variout aumricv.
Among the club*, which participoifli
%ers the Japinr-1. hracli.
HeUenic. Chlncic. Fwch. Vi«-
thai he takes down notct or < b « deficiencio
of tSe fair and trici to correct
Uicm for ihe r,c« Kcrmcite.
"I would cut down on ihc areas of
fooj salct jnd focu\ on other activities
liL>: dcmonvtralionv The
namcK, Spjnith. German, and Kcrmcsvc JKHIUJ be more t^iricd
Italian. The Th various club* told food than food \alc\." wid Scn«>r Jamc*
"5. ranging gg from mouir* to pasta to Valera.
• sushi to jtlato. jtlato Senior Senio Cr.riMinc Jccng exprcsved.
Entrtt
Entertainment at the Kcrmewe "I with lhat there wa\ more diversi-
* came in a variety of fn.iro — ty., like having more countries
Ktrneu* organUcr Geortrs dances, uMigi, instrurtKntaU. unA represented."'
TcUkmnl tnakct • trig spUih In martial arts demon«ra!tom. The Tchikov;jf,i believes lhat the
the AmUng borth.
mou popular entcnammem were ihe SermcsAC dcserse\ a mirimum day
The Kcrmdv is aa intcrrutiorul cultural djncci performed hy hrnh and would We the adminiMraton. to
festival *hcre people can iharc and Mtidcntt and faculty. For cxamp^:. thortcn clattes for thit day. He ul«>
learn iboat differ.nt criturct teacher Linda Groodahl performcO would like to »ce other teachci« in
through food* fntert*4nnicnt« a*fc* an Egyptian labaret dance which other department* purtictruic mttrc.
eoHumes.
many enjoyed.
Zavala agrees. " wtut sou (the
According to head ciwrdiiulor "1 really tiled Mi» Grondohl's students) rruiy IIINC in a little hit of
George* Tctulovani. "It «u better belly dancing. I never knew that \he invtruakm i. gained h> all the other
attended. The atnxnphcrc wai a could mate trul way." »uted unmr things that the student receives, all
very joyful, harmonious, and well- David Cho.
the culture *nd the ipint.
Gambllns and daacinx were the two mala attractloai oa Moate Carlo
NIghi.
Students 'Go for Broke*
on Monte Carlo night
By Eric FaitllT
"Going For Broke." the theme of
the Student Activity Board's (SAB)
annual Monie Carlu Night,
highlighted gambling and a "Bankof
the DJ.V* contest on April 26
from 6-11 p.n..
Visual Sound* won the contest by
Junior Prom 1 BSU presents Far Army Places'
is successful
By Jenifer Roger*
"Once ia * Lifetime," the Junior
Prom rrevcn-M by the Claw of 1986.
sva.\ held April 20 in the Concourse
Cafe of the Bank of America PU/a.
Music was provided by K.MEL,
with night disc->ockcy. Sonny Joe
Foi.
"We (the ofTiccrs and junior prom
chairpersons) are quite proud of the
succeu of the Junior Prom. The Class
cf '86 is the second Junior CUi* to
ha\ e made a profit on a junior prom.
Altogether, we made about $1,600.
The popularity of the prom anuied
us; we were not expecting tn reach
I SO cuuplcs, let akmc sell out!" commentod
Julie Higashi. Junior CUis
treasurer.
"The line for photographs didn't
take too long, t likal the way ihc DJ.
included jokes about school. They
made, the whole thing personal."
stated Evelyn Achuck. Junior Clau
vice-president. '
"We are one of the few Junior
CItues to actually make money on
• prom. They are act anally fun*
draisen. jos a class activiry,"
remarked junior Caryl Chinn.
Junior Danny Lee remarked. "It
was a bole bU too crowded, but it wa*
cozy. 1 think the DJ. could have
played songs that weren't to old or
to bard to dance to."
Sophomore 'Arthur Goog felt.
"The dance floor was small.
Everytime you moved, you hit someoce.
Everyihtag else was okay —
evta gettloi the photographs."
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The Alack Siudeii'-' Vnum tBSL'i
held it* K'th annual Uvlmto estravagan/a.
"Tar Aw as l*]«.rs,*' on
April Z7 in (he l.twtll julivtium
The pt^rani an\tsteO of 12 wenes
with n>> vk-K mitfiitcO m j vjtu-n ol
clothing from foniul wear to active
wear. The nnxlcts "h-A" ihc audience
todilfcient places mtbe w«nld
to diifljv ihctr dothing.
Hie ji*jrnc> bci:an with the intnxjuction
nt IK model* who entcr>.*d
(ttc juJiionuin tiiHii llw t\K.l. and pn>cecded
io tl^ *Ufe. which wa* .uppiMcd
to be the ducLv of 1J«% Anpcles.
In the Wivnd vxne. jnothcr IK
models were intn^luccd at the New
York Ciiy Airpi>n.
During ihc ncu Ti\c Hxncs. the audience
accompanied the itKNWK io
Pucno Vallaiu. Riwne. the Virgin
Mands. Undon. and Wj,;,i.. The
mndcU wore the s^mws hats, tniptcal
wear, actis-e wear and business suit%.
repmenting the locations.
The show, which was supposed tn
begin at 7 p.m. did not actually tun
until 8:15 because the con-.-sentator
Eyvctt Piper, was not there.
BSU president. Deoicce Brasficld,
decided to let choreographer Billy
Dews Mart the show. Piper finally arrived
during the fourth scene.
Two models display the latest
fashions at the tSV annual show.
"The turnout wat not as high a* I
expected." comnwaed BrasfieldHalf
of the auditorium wss filled.
"It (the delay) really didn"t bother
me. because 1 had a great time talling
to my fncnC> Besides, they
entertained us with good munc*. 11
expressed freshman Mary Duckett.
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The Uic start urnct me.
the lie Vet said 7 p.m. Ourp! I wasted
J lot of nine.. " uatcd wtphomorc
Dar.1I Smiien.
Wh-*n a\led her ortimon, wmor
Lcc Anna Schwartz eiclainte pro-
(cwiixullj dt>ne.*
The tltHhc* canvs Innn Mores and
KHJ!I'{UCS irKluilint! Casu-l Air.
CJSIIO Street We jr. WiUm's.
Gempnc Sc.c*l the final song
of the dance.
Students generally believed the
dance was a sucocu.
"Monte Carlo Night stands out
from other dai
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