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A Student Publication of Sorts January 18, 1993 
11 Honey, if you let me I just might to something rash ... 11 - Prince 
Invades Iraq 
y Julie Rolfes 
Tensions arose in the 
Middle East once again, when 
on Wednesday allied aircraft 
attacked missile batteries and 
radar sites in Southern Iraq. The 
strike consisted of warplanes 
from the United States, France 
and Britain. Recent violations of 
UN Security Council resolution 
688, the gulf war cease-fire 
agreement, were the cause of the 
attack. This attack is just the 
latest in a series of recent events 
in this area, and it is not likely to 
be the last. President Bush 
assured his French and British 
allies that he will not waver on 
his firm stance against Saddam 
Hussein in the waning days of 
his presidency. Many analysts 
speculate that Saddam is trying 
to take advantage of the transi-
tional state of the american 
government. However, Presi-
dent-elect Clinton was consulted 
Wednesday and was indeed 
supportive, promising to follow a 
strict policy concerning Iraq. As 
to whether any further action will 
be taken by the allies, according 
to White House spokesman 
Marlin Fitzwater, "We will 
follow up as necessary.'' 
(source: The Indianapolis Star) 
In Honor of Dr. Martin Luther King's Holiday ..... A Quiz 
Exploring Cultual Diversity: frust{ation or sensing conflict in way is not the only way. 
Self-Assessment Inventory a cross-cultural situation, I ask 9. I am curious about people who 
To asses how you communicate myself, "What's really going on are different than I, thus, I make it 
in a multicultural setting, rate here?'' my business to meet people who 
your responses to the state- 4. I recognize others may are different than I by race, 
ments below. Use a scale of 1 stereotype me and I try to over- gender, or culture. 
to 5 to rate how strongly ya~ come the incorrect assumptions 10. Some of my friends or associ-
agree with the statemet, 1 being they make about me. ates are different from me in age, 
low agreement and 5 being 5. I do not judge people on their gender, race, physical abilities, 
high. accent or language fluency. economic status and education. 
1. I avoid jargon and slang 6. I never use ethnic jokes, and I 11. I like people and accept them 
when I am around those who object when others do. as who they are.· 
don't understand my cultural 7. I never make remarks that are 12. I ask for clarification when I 
jargon and slang codes. ''hot buttons'' for women, don't understand what someone is 
2. I listen as I speak; I do not minorities, or any other group. saying. 
interrupt. 8. I recognize I am a product of 
continued on page 3 
3. When experiencing my own upbringing, and my 
page2 
Stuff We Forgot to Tell You About Last Semester 
Theatre Department 
Enjoys Stratford 
This past October Marian 
College's theatre department . 
journeyed to Stratford, O~tano 
over midterm break to enJoy the 
Stratford Shakespeare Festival. 
After an eight hour road trip, the 
weary students& faculty took in 
Shakespeare's Measure for 
Measure. Friday the bill in-
cluded Romeo and Juliet and 
The Tempest, Saturday H.M.S. 
Pinafore was the main attraction. 
In addition to world-class the-
atre, Straford offers shopping 
downtown and at a modem mall, 
many happening night clubs and 
quaint cafes. Sunday morning 
the vans repacked and ventured 
back to the States. This trip is an 
annual occurance, watch for 
more information on next 
October's trip in upcoming 
issues. 
Marian and Disney 
Recreate the Same 
·classic 
Before Aladdin, the 
movie, became a box office 
smash, Aladdin, the stage paly 
by Cheryl Heath, graced the 
Marian College stage. Directed 
by Bart Simpson, Aladdin was 
performed for school groups the 
week before Thanksgiving and 
for the public over the weekend. 
The story differs from Disney's 
animated feature in a few ways 
and in case you have not seen 
the movieyet ( or misssed 
Marian's production), here's 
what you should brace yourself 
for: 
1. There is no mother. 
Yes, sadly enough, Aladdin is an 
orphan. 
2. Aladdin's best friend 
is a monkey who later turns into 
an elephant. Marian's version 
involved no live animals of any 
kind. 
3. Alddin's favorite 
mode of transportation is a 
flying carpet. Marian's Aladdin 
was a bit more traditional. 
Haunted House in Clare 
Due to the extensive efforts of the senior class, led by Ra~ny 
B ley the haunted house in the basement of Clare was a ghoulmg 
suec:ess: Students and local folks were treated to thrills and chills at 
the hands of the bride of Dracula, Freddy Kruger and asso~ed dead 
people. If you missed touring this chamber of horrors d~rmg the 
week befor Halloween you missed a fun and scary expenence. 
Madrigal Dinners En-
tertain 
by Jill Jansing 
The Madrigal Dinner has 
certainly become a most enjoy-
able tradition on the Marian 
1
, 
College campus. All of the 
participants should be com-
mended for their success in 
providing a festive celebration 
of the Christmas holiday. The 
student members of the Cham-
ber Singers entertained their 
audiences with authentic dress, 
vocal and instrumental perfor-
mances and humorous skits 
relating to the time period. The 
Chorale singers performed a 
beautiful array of Christmas 
selections, also with a touch of 
humor. The dinner was well 
prepared and the hospitality 
quite inviting, for the perfor- . 
mances were held in the beauti-
ful Allison Mansion. These 
annual dinners are absolutely 
worth the time to see and every 
one should plan to attend for a 
wonderful musical experience. 
The Creative Influences 
Head Chick- Michelle Gobin 
Computer Goddess- Michell~ Fletcher 
Financial Wizard- Mandy Wmkler 
Divergent Opinion- Dylan Roahrig 
Artisits in Residence- Chris Brebner 
and Julie Maraszkiewicz 
Other Important Folks- Julie 
Rolfes, Dan Nichols, Jill Jansing, 
Sara Mercik 
Friend, Mentor, Ms. Fixit- Jan 
Leap 
The opinions expressed in THE 
CARBON belong solely to those 
expressing them. 
;·. :.1 ~ . . . 
page3 
Clinton's Inauguration-An American Reunion 
by Dan Nichols 
After one of the longest 
political campaigns in the his-
tory of the world, the American · 
people are in for another treat: 
the presidential inauguration. 
Bill Clinton's inauguration 
should prove to be the biggest 
and most elaborate one in mod-
em times. Not to mention the 
goofiest. This celebration will 
begin with an arts and crafts fair 
and then the star-studded gala 
will begin. These events will be 
a mixture of Woodstock, Holly-
wood and Washington. There 
will be Elvis impersonators, 
Colorado's precision Lawn 
Chair Demonstration Team, and 
several other bizarre acts. 
The stars will be out in 
usual fashion for this event as 
continued from page 1 
............. QUIZ 
well, but if you 're a Paula 
Abdul fan, you might be 
disappointed. Paula wants to 
perform at the President's 
Gala, but Barbara Streisand 
is already booked for that 
one. The organizing team 
asked Paula if she would 
perform at the Salute to 
Youth celebration, but she 
responded that it was all or 
nothing. 
Along with aJl of the 
hoopla going on, there will 
be Clinton and Gore memo-
rabilia for everyone to 
purchase. The traditional 
cups and cuff links will be 
available, along with a 
variety of other items. One 
of the most unique items on 
sale will be a saxaphone 
13. I recognize my personal and From: the Martin Luther King 
cultural values and know what Jr. Holiday Commision 
values I am able to compromise Atlanta Office : 449 Auburn 
without losing my integrity. Ave. NE: Atlanta, GA 30312 
HOW TO SCORE: Total your 
answers. If your score is 52 or 
above, you probably value 
diversity and are able to work 
with people different from 
yourself--but you have room for 
improvement. If your score is 
26 or below, you probably 
experience much difficulty 
working in a multicultural 
setting and could benefit from 
further training. 
playing donkey pin. Those 
should sell like hotcakes. 
The campaign was one 
for change but who could have 
expected the Presidental inaugu-
ration to tum inot a three-ring 
circus that will place Bill 
Clinton as ''Ringmaster'' of the 
United States? But don't fret if 
you didn't get an invitation to 
this magnificent event, it will be 
televised. Over $5 million 
dollars in television rights have 
been sold by the "CLintonites". 
Disney, Time Warner and CBS 
have all bought some of the TV 
rights, so you should be able to 
see most of this on the tube if 
you can't make the trip. 
Greeetings ! We 
here at the CARBON hope 
your break was satisfying 
and you are able to with-
stand the trials of the 
coming semester and all of 
1993. Yes, this is your 
school paper, it just looks a 
little different. Tell us if 
you like it, tell us if you 
hate it. 
RESER VE orrlCERS' TRAINING CORPS 
MY ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIP 
PUT ME IN THE HOSPITAL LAST SUMMER. 
Army ROTC scholarships pay off twice, with 
money towards your education and five weeks 
of nursing experie11ce in an Army hospital. 
Hundreds of nursing students win Army 
ROTC scholarships every year. You can, too. 
ARMY ROTC 
THE SMARTEST COLLEGE 
COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. 
CONTACT CPT DEO LAURIA 
MILITARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT 
274-2691/0073 
• 
page 5 
The End of Sweet Spontaneous 
by Michelle Gobin 
Yes, you heard correctly, 
Sweet Spontaneous is no more. 
Try to keep your grief under 
control. Hey, Hi! I am Michelle 
Gobin, the new editor of The 
Carbon ( although, according to 
the influx of mail we received 
we are known to the outside 
world as the Carbo.) I'd like to 
be the first to welcome you to 
the NEW AND IF NOT IM-
PROVED, DIFFERENT news-
paper we call our own Carbon. 
We've made a few changes, if 
you haven't noticed. Please let 
us know what you think. 
We have a slight prob-
lem. We need a bigger staff. 
This, dear readers rests on your 
shoulders because we don't 
know how to clone ourselves. If 
the idea of working for a really 
groovy student publication with 
all of the really groovy people 
you see in the pub box appeals 
to you bring yourself, a pencil 
and some scratch paper to the 
A Prayer Service 
in Honor of 
Dr. Martin 
Luther King, Jr. 
Rev. Deborah Grady 
of 
Lockerby Methodist 
Church, guest speaker 
Marian College Chapel 
January 18, 1993 
7:30 pm 
office (in Alvema, second floor) 
on Mondays at 2:30 pm. 
If you are unable to attend at this 
time let me know and we'll 
schedule an alternate time to 
swap ideas. I hate to resort to 
begging, but PLEASE PLEASE 
PLEASE come write for the 
Carbon!!! 
Have a happy day and enjoy The 
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In One Opinion, the Top Ten Records of 1992 
by Dylan Roahrig 3.The Sex Pistols-The Great Rock 
The following are my per- and Roll Swindle. This re-release 
sonal picks for the ten best musical from 1979 is has the Pistols at their 
choices of 1992. They are rated in most notorious. The soundtrack for 
order of best to not so best. Please, the film of the same title, Swindle 
keep in mind dear readers, these are carries other infamous names of the 
my humble opinions. If anyone punk industry like Ten-Pole Tudor, 
disagrees, well, then don't buy them and includes some of the Pistols 
1.Beastie Boys- Check Your Head. solo works one being the cult 
By far the best album of the last five classic "My Way" by Sid Vicious. 
years. The B-Boys prove that they 4.Neneh Cherry- Homebrew. This 
don't need to be babied by any is the same chick who did Buffalo 
industrialized music organs like Rick Stance, 'nuff said. 
Rubin in order to make good music. 5.Tom Waits- Bone Machine. 
Hard pounding hip-hop, boogy-nosed Morbid lyrics, original music, 
funk, a little hardcore ditty and great interesting rythms and Tom's 
lyrics make this a must have for all distinctive voice remind us that 
music afficiandos. vaudeville is not dead. I must 
2.The Disposable Heroes of admit, I'm biased because I happen 
Hiphoprisy- Hypocrisy is the to believe that Tom Waits is the 
Greatest Luxury, Lyrics like, greatest musical genius since that 
" .. .it's tough to make a living when Mozart guy, he is also one of the 
you're most under-rated, but so was 
an artist/especially when you're Mozart. 
socially conscious./Careerism, 6.lce Cube- The Predator, The best 
opotunism,/can tum the politics into of the hardcore rappers outdoes 
cartoonism.'' make this an original himself in this recording. Despite 
and entertaing recording. The D.J. the fact that he does included a 
uses a metal grinder rather record typically sexist groove titled ''You 
scratching (beating the chainsaw Can't Trust 'em'' reffering, of 
rock of Jackyl in the use of power course, to women, Cube is still one 
tools in music). 
of the best lyricists of the rap scene. 
With "We Had to Tear This 
Motherf***er Up," about the L.A. 
riots, he reminds us what ''By any 
means possible,'' can lead to. 
?.Alternative Tentacles Compila-
tion- Virus 100. 16 of the best 
alternative bands in the music 
industry covering songs of the 
greatest band in alternative music 
history namely. the Dead 
Kennedys. 
8.Black 47- Black 47(EP). Al-
though only an ep, this is a band 
with more potenetial at being the 
best band of 1993 than a 
Georgetown Lounge beer has at 
being drunk by a non-Marian 
student ( oops, I guess that's an 
obsolete prediction, now). 
9.R.E.M.- Automatic for the 
~- I never thought that this 
band would make a good recording 
again after I heard Out of Time, but 
I was wrong. Automatic is a 
beautiful and inspiring journey 
through space, time and Athens, 
GA. . P.S., check out 
''Nightswimming.'' 
IO.Pearl Jam- Ten. Okay, I like the 
lyrics. So what? 


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DIET Carbon 
' ~~~~~ 
A Student Publication Less Filling than the Original (but it still tastes great) 
April 12, 1993 
"Me, I'm a part of your circle of friends, and we notice you don't come around ..... "- Edie Brickell 
Becoming Catholic the "Rite" Way 
What does one do to become a 
member of the Catholic Church? 
This question is often asked by 
members of the Marian College 
Community. During this school year 
seven members of the Marian College 
Community have taken part in the 
program for becoming members of the 
Catholic Church called the RCIA 
(Rites of Christian Initiation of 
Adults). 
These students along with their 
sponsors have met each Sunday 
evening with Alice Sherfick, Shannon 
Gaughn and Sister Christine Ernstes to 
pray and share, discuss and study the 
Catholic faith. 
On these Sunday evenings they have 
heard presentations from theology 
departmetn and others. In November 
they took part in a morning of 
reflection led by Sister Norma 
Rocklage and in February they went to 
Oldenburg, IN for a retreat day. 
The process of becoming members 
of the Catholic Church is marked by a 
series of RITES of celebrations, thus 
the name Rites of Christian Initiation 
of Adults. In November seven people 
were welcomed as candidates for 
membership in the Catholic Church by 
Father Francis Bryan, the College 
Chaplain. In February, the seven 
candidates went to Saint Peter and 
Paul Cathedral where Archbishop 
Daniel Buechlein presided at the Rite 
of election. This rite, the Rite of 
Election, formalized their request to 
14 month Nursing Program to Start in '94 
by Michelle Gobin 
Dr. Esther O'Dea, Chair, Department 
of Nursing, has announced that the 
nursing faculty at Marian College is 
developing an accelerated track within 
the accredited baccalaureate program. 
This track is designed for the student 
who has earned a baccalaurate degree 
in another discipline but wishes to 
make a career change to nursing. The 
accelerated track is designed so that 
the nursing courses may be completed 
in four semesters rather than in the 
usual six. 
To earn the baccalaureate nursing 
degree (BSN) from Marian College, 
these students in the accelerated track 
must meet the College's core 
requirements for graduation. These 
requirements may be met either 
through acceptable transfer credit or 
by enrolling in the courses at Marian 
College. 
Accelerated programs are a growing 
enrollment trend especially for the 
non-traditional students and the 
bachelor degrre students changing to a 
nursing career. At the present time, the 
Indianapolis area is not served by such 
programming. Therefore, Marian 
College's accelerated track for students 
seeking a BSN degree will be the first 
in the metropolitan area. The planning 
committee expects that the accelerated 
track will accept its first students in 
1994. For further information, call 
317-929-0311. 
become members of the Catholic 
Church. 
On Sunday, April 18 at the 11:00 
AM Mass Amy Delp, Stephanie Fort, 
Nathan Hough, Kelly Gatto, Susan 
Hill, Stephanie Phiefer and Harold 
Robbins will celebrate the final rites 
of the process. Nathan will be 
baptized and received into the 
Catholic Church. The others will be 
received into the Catholic Church. All 
will be confirmed and receive 
Eucharist for the first time. 
Juanita Brand, a member of the 
nursing faculty took part in the RCIA 
at Holy Spirit Parish. She was 
baptized and received into the 
Catholic Church on Holy Saturday, 
April 10, 1993. 
The Much Trimmer Carbon 
Contains: 
Page 2- A Sports story (wow!); 
All sorts of things you should be 
aware of/attend. 
Page 3: Next year's oval office 
occupants, more on RCIA, some 
ads, an explaination of the 
Carbon's rapid weight loss. 
Page 4: Classified Ads, stuff that 
wouldn't fit elseswhere 
What's not inside: A reprint of 
Michelle Rodriguez's letter 
asking for your help in aiding the 
family of Carmen VanHuss. 
Please be generous- the red boxes 
are in the cafe, the snack bar and 
the business office. 
page 2 
Big League Preview 
by Scott Gobel 
With the crack of the bat and the roar 
of the crowd, major league baseball is 
once again underway. This season 
should be quite an interesting one 
indeed. This year marked the peak of 
movement by free agency with over 
200 players donning new uniforms 
this year. This list includes the likes 
of Greg Maddux, Barry Bonds, Jim 
Abbot, Kevin Mitchell and Dave 
Stewart. This year, also, we say good 
bye to pitching great Nolan Ryan, who 
came to the League in 1965. Ryan has 
been in the majors for a remarkable 27 
seasons, longer than any other active 
or inactive player. The 46 year old 
star will leave the game with an 
amazing 52 different pitching records 
under his belt including most no 
hitters (7) and most strike outs 
(5,668). Perhaps, the biggest news 
African Rhythms 
A four person African band 
will play and explain African music 
on April 15th at 1 :30 at the St. Francis 
Colonnade.In case of rain it will be 
held in the marble room at Allison 
Mansion. 
Field Day '93 
Mark your calendars for Saturday, 
May 1st! The Booster Club has 
planned an exciting Field Day '93 
with activities starting early in the 
morning and lasting until Saturday 
evening. Events for the outside event 
of the year include: coffee & donuts, 
worship service, D.J. & dance, Marian 
College Knight baseball game, 
organized activities such as softball, 
volleyball, three-legged races, & a 
water balloon fight, and of course, the 
legendary little 500 bike race. Don't 
go home, stay on campus May 1st and 
enjoy Field Day '93 ! ! 
this year, however, is the expansion of 
the two teams in the National League; 
the Florida Marlins and the Colorado 
Rockies. Both of these teams are very 
young but do posses a number of 
established veterans acquired in the 
expansion draft. Although most of the 
players have little in the Big Leagues, 
a lot of raw talent makes for a 
promising future. O.K. drum roll 
please, It is now prediction time! In 
the National League west look for a 
tight battle between the Reds and the 
Braves. These two teams will be neck 
in neck all year, but down the stretch 
look for Cincinnati to pull it out. The 
National League East is not quite 
clear. As a die hard Cubs fan since 
birth, I am overjoyed to see the Cubs 
picked to finish first by most major 
publications. The sobering truth, 
however, reminds me that ALL die 
Dance 
When: Friday, April 16th 
Time: 9-12 pm 
place:Doyle Hall 
sponsored by MCSA CEC, FMA 
& Doyle Hall Council 
Taste of Nations 
When: April 15th 
Time: 11 :00 - 1 :30 pm 
Where: Alvema Student Center 
"Let your taste buds tour the 
World!" 
for more information contact Sr. 
Rosanne Taylor at X272 
hards say this every year, so look for 
Montreal or St. Louis to be tops in 
this one. In the American League 
West look for the lumber company of 
Jose Canseo, Juan Gonzales, Dean 
Palmer and Ivan Rodrigez to carry the 
Rangers to the series. In the American 
East look for New York to win, only 
if they can hold off Baltimore & 
Milwaukee. So there you have it 
sports fans, the Carbon's unbiased & 
totally reliable sports predictions. If 
you disagree with these picks & wish 
to tell me so, I can most likely be 
found on my couch at 2:20 most 
everyday of the summer tuned into my 
Cubbies & if not there, look for me in 
left field of Wrigley, with a nasty 
sunburn, shouting insults at the 
outfielders & singing ''Take me out to 
the ball game'' with Harry Caray. 
Marian College Theatre 
presents 
William Shakespeare's 
ROMEO and JULIET 
directed by Beth Taylor 
Performances: 
April 22-23, 9:30 am and 8:00 pm 
April 24, 2:00 pm and 8:00 pm 
April 25, 2:00 pm 
Piene Arena Theatre, Fisher Hall 
Tickets: Marian College faculty, 
staff and students - free 
Adults - $8, Students - $5 
Group rates - $5 
Reservations and Information 
Call 317-929-0622 
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College Night at Bush Stadium 
Indianapolis Indians vs Omaha Royals 
Thursday, Aprill 22 at 7: 15pm 
The Blues Brothers Act is before the game and there will be music and 
great fun ALL NIGHT LONG! 
Bring out a group and receive great prices! 
Tickets: $3. 75 each; call Student Activities at x 106 for tickets and 
details or the Indians at 317-269-3545 
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Who's in Charge in 
93-94 
1993-1994 Class Officers: 
Senior Class 
President. ............. .Jennifer Haire 
Vice-President... ... .Judy Cenova 
Secretary ............... Kristin Barrette 
Treasure .............. Kerri Leffler 
Class Representative ...... Jennifer Kirk 
Junior Class 
President... .............. Katrina Jahn 
Vice-President. ...... Michelle Guzenski 
Secretary ............... Cindy Theising 
Treasurer .............. Melissa Matlock 
Class Representative ...... Amy 
Kicinski 
Sophomore Class 
President... ................. Jose Arqiz 
Vice-President... ...... .Jennifer Bailey 
Secretary ................. Erin Coffield 
Treasurer .................. Scott Meiser 
Class Representative .. Nathan 
Greskowiak 
Commencement Ushers Needed 
Approximately IO volw1teers are needed 
to usher at the commencement ceremo-
nies on May 9, 1993. The college will 
pick up the room and board contract 
through Gaduation Day for those students 
living on campus. If you are interested, 
please see Kate Osborn or Connie Wesner 
in the office of the Assistant Dean for 
Academic Affairs, before April 23. 
page 3 
RC IA: RITES OF 
CHRISTIAN INITIATION 
OF ADULTS 
YO! 
What the ... ? Due to the Easter 
holiday and an ultra-educational, How does a person become a 
member of the Catholic Church? How yet amusing field trip to Chicago 
does one find out about what 
Catholic's believe? I am a Catholic, 
but how do I find out more about my 
faith? 
If you have asked yourself any of 
these questions, consider joining the 
RCIA group that will be forming in 
September 1993. This is a time of 
prayer, discussion and study about the 
Catholic Church. For those who are 
interested in joining the Catholic 
Church it is a special time of 
peraration for entrance into the 
Church. For others who take part in 
the program it is a time to study about 
your faith and the Catholic Church. 
Some of the topics that will be studied 
and discussed will be Your Faith 
Journey, Images of God, Jesus, 
Prayer, Scripture, Church, Sacraments 
in the Catholic Church, Catholic 
Worship and Morality. 
If your would like to find out more 
about the RCIA program contact Alice 
Sherfick X234, Shannon Gaughn 
X141 or Father Francis Bryan X202. 
with the honors humanities class 
( so skillfully taught by Dr. B. Adler, M. Hall 
and M. Hodapp- and no, this isn't a plug for 
your class or anything), the format this 
week is a bit shorter than usual. 
Some columns and features are 
missing, but they'll be back next 
week. So enjoy, (consider honors 
humanities next year) and feel free to 
write what you like and deposit it 
in Big Blue. (Creations will return 
next week.) 
WHODONIT 
M.Gobin- Ringleader 
M.Fletcher- Mapped out plan 
M.Winkler- Fowid the fundage 
S.Gobel-Token Athletically Inclined 
Male 
C.Brebner-Liasion to Mother Earth 
H. Ray- Prompted Women Power -
J. Maraszkiewicz- Added Artistic 
License 
T. Sears- Typed up game plan 
J. Leap- Smiled and Nodded 
To give you more 
information on the r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 1 
process of entering the I I 
Catholic Church and the I 
RCIA program, see the I 
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Open 'til Midnight Open 'til 2am Fri.& Sat. I 
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Burning the roof of your mouth 
so bad, that a little piece of skin 
hangs down and flaps around on 
your tongue for like, two days. 
Dialing a wrong number and 
being punished by that ear-drum 
rupturing, high-frequency squeal. 
This is usually followed by the 
operator saying something like; 
"We're sorry we have permanently 
damaged your hearing. Please 
check the number and dial again.· 
Attempting, unsuccessfullY, to remove a 
sufficiently large piece of toilet paper from a very 
stiff dispenser. This occurs when the tissue is on the 
dispenser so tightly that it will not roll freely 
e~ to get anything more than useless tiny bits. 
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in more ways than one 
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AUDITION NOTICE 
Who: Freetown Village Living 
History Museum 
When: Saturday, April 24 
beginning at 1 :00 pm 
Where: Fall Creek YMCA 
860 W. 10th Street 
Helen Duncan Room 
Indianapolis 
Freetown Village Living History 
Museum will have auditions for the 
1993 summer and fall touring 
programs on April 24, 1993. 
Freetown Village teaches black 
history through first-person 
interpretive drama programs and 
workshops. Actors selected will 
complete training in history, drama, 
and improvisation. Three male and 
three female actors are needed to 
play characters of different age 
ranges. Actors are compensated. 
Experience and daytime availability 
is preferred but not necessary. For 
more information and scheduling an 
audition time, please call 317-631-
1870 between the hours of 9:00 am 
and 5:00 pm. 
Classifieds 
Wanted: Fun and energetic person who 
loves kids to enjoy the swnmer with two 
girls ages 6 and 8. Looking for someone 
with own car. From 7:30am until 5:30pm 
2-3 days per week. $35 per day plus pool 
membership. Call Linda at 290-8910, 
after 5:30. 
Paid Internships 
The Midwest's largest voice message company is 
seeking careere oriented college students to fill 
openings in our expanding inside sales dept. 
We offer: *Summer and Semester Internships 
*Hourly Wages Plus Commission 
*Scholarship Opportunities 
*Flexible Hours/close to Campus 
*Earn College Credit 
* Advancement Potential 
The Job Market is Competitive 
Your Experience could seperate you from the 
competition. 
Call 879-3464 
For Interview, ask for Tim or George 


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