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Editors Note Ampersand's Holiday Enter tainment Guide is here, our summary of what 's happening in him. music, television and comedy, designed especially for col lege students. We hope you'll keep the Holiday Entertainment Guide as a handy reminder of upcoming events. Be sure to tell us about performers or happenings in Him, music or tele vision that you want to hear more about Write: Editor, Ampersand, c/o Alan Weston Communications, 303 N. Glenoaks Bl . Suite 600, Burbank, CA.91502 Enjoy! Charlotte Wolter Editor in Chief PUBLISHER Ateundu tomtom* EDITOR »*CH*E CMM V**Br CREATIVE DIRECT OP (**> Jam ART (ARE Cl OR Mi Ay Rutun ASST ART DttECTOR Jack Oaay* PRODUCTION MAN AGER Barbara Mam* PRODUCTION ASST Adam Slanmr ORCU LATION SUPERVISOR Hourm PMb AOVERTIS84G Of TICES NEW YORK 250 fWh Nm . 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CA. 91502 <818)046-4666 (Lett) Chuck Berry, (Below) IMthari Baryshnikov and Helen Mirren in wnn* ragnts, {oeww ifnj cpn&fi Coi plays Or. Watson as a boy in “Vn.Min CluuUok *«-«-*» TOUfiQ OfitnoC* n0lfT>6S. PHOTO CHIU IS COVER TOTH CENTURY MR HIM CORFU Wit Of TMt NMI) MIMM; (ROCKY) < < # IJMfKA/ CBS HI CORDS (SPMNOSTHN) RICHARD I AAHOMTHUNM H THUMBS (MARTHA OAffS) TIM COIUMBIA PNJTtJRI 8 MOM *iC PARAMOUNT T*. TUNIS 7QTH CtNTURY f OK »UM CORF WARM M BROS ROOTS ROCK MMJtAH OCHS ARCHTVf S RCA Rf CORDS MUSICAt MOTt S RICHARD I AARON/THUNDf M THUMBS 6 o JO JO DANCER Kit hard 1‘ryor does it all writing. firodm mg. di retting and starring in tins drama which fHtral lets bis own life 7 « WHITE NIGHTS breathtaking dancing fry Mikhail Haryshnikor and Gregory Hines sfKirks this drama of Interna tional intrigue 8 « HOUDAY MOVIE PREVIEW Hns holiday ratal ion will see a bonanza oj nett film releases 10 « ROOTS ROCK REVIVAL These days a lot of hands are playing the mush, llxit made their forefathers famous lion Waller examines this new trend til /mpular mush 14 o MUSICAL NOTES dreg Hat ek keeps tabs on w/kii \ htippenmg in the world of mush in this regular c olumn 18 o YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES W hat would Ilolmes and Watson bare been like as hoys' Stereo Spielberg, still a kid at heart, thought their story would wake a great moiie 21 o CALENDAR A complete guide to film releases, telension pro grams of interest and upcoming t out ert lours SHORT SUBJECTS BITTER THAN TV Advertisers know that students, by and large, don't watch televi sion. Consequently, companies have developed innovative ways to reach the college market One of the most interesting is Kodak's touring multimedia show, Rock n' Roll Time runnel, from the Los Angeles Museum of Rock Art It's scheduled to visit 80 campuses this year. HOME GROWN On the other hand, even if stu dents don’t watch television, some of their classmates arc putting themselves on the other side of the screen. Students at the IJniver sity of South Carolina have begun what they claim is the first student operated cable television channel. They broadcast swimming meets, body building contests and city council meetings one night a week through a local cable company. ROCK AID R<x:k Alike, a fund raising contest developed by MTV for Students Against MS (multiple sclerosis), was used on 12 Midwestern campus es last spring to raise- nearly $90,000 for MS programs Competitors lip synched to their favorites discs, lop fundraiser Noire Dame was reward ed with an M'lV sponsored concert on campus, while individual winners appeared on an MTV s|x*cial This year the effort will include over ISO campuses nationwide, and M IV promises to repeat its awards To net on the bandwagon, contact The MS Society, 100 Park Ave , NY, NY, 10017. DARI TO DIXIE If you enjoy playing a little jazz with some friends, you might consider entering the Southern Comfort Dixieland Contest, co sponsored by the National Association of Jazz Edu cators. Audition ta|)es are due Nov. IS, from which 3 finalists will be chosen to compete at NAJli's con vention in Anaheim, CA, in January Past winners include the official Dis neyland Dixieland band anil one of Wynton Marsalis’ sidemen Send tapes to Liz Rytel, Southern Comfort Dixieland Contest, 211 East Ontario St., Ste 1300, Chicago, IL, 60611 FOR ART S SAKE Ohio Stan- University's Gallery is the home of a very extensive collection of line art, worth over >10 million Now students and facul ty can take a little hit of that treasure into their own homes on a rental ha sis, under the gallery's current policy that art works "should he seen, anil not locked away in a vault " HIT THOSE ROOKS One final word for those ol you who are looking for yet another excuse to close those books and watch Dynasty The results of a ten year study recently concluded at IVnnsylvania State University were that time spent studying hail very lit tie correlation to high marks The factor most closely related to good grades was class attendance Take notes on that
