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TV humor runs along the lines
ol tlTjo s r/ie /hiss’ Ingman
said
When w e 1111111' up w till an
idfa were not going to censor
ourst'lvt's " Uepner said ' Pen
|)lt> always remember so k
skits
S.third.t\ Xtxhl Iivr is
the i lost'st model tin Hull
although 7 ate Xiitht with I).i
' ill I t'llrrm.in" is also an influ
ent e be< a vise its sart ast u
I lepner said
They group ' aters to itself
when it puts together the
show s hut at the same time d
caters to all audieni.es through
its mix of bathroom and sophis
ticated humor, I lepner said
llepner was a work studs
student .it (channel 11 lor nine
months, which helped him
learn what goes on there and
how to see through some of the
runaround lies received since
the i ontroversy started
The response from tin1 I'm
versitv crowd has been good
overall llepner said However
fliers advertising the show are
lorn down or peppered will)
negative comments bv It ers
‘A hundred
thousand people
can get killed
every year on TV,
but you can’t do a
skit about
masturbation?’
Tadd Van Clevn
I tepni‘1 said
"(aunnumiK 1 \ is to sa\
what voir want to sav Hepnet
said "U s yours, you paid lor it
w ith your tax dollars
(hi: Version o/ He// began
bro.nb iistiru! in August 1'l‘HI
I r i (I .1 v c v i' n i n g s . said
Motrin isiiin programmer Ken
\\ .irrtMi
The station suspended the
show (it! . for two months be
cause tin' programs were not
luring turned in on time. Uar
roil said rfic station floods a
prngMtii at least 4H hours he
fore air tune to save the station
a lot of last minute si rambling
Ihe suspension lias hap
pound to other programs \\ .11
ren said
I lie program returned to the
air in M.tri h tin Mondays at
a IP p m and it ran until |uno
1 when /m to ion art hour
long program produi ed In the
I ugene t hristian f ellowship
( liurih began bmadc ast 1 ng
from "> to ti p in
(tu lutie I. H I I hanged its
I a hi e line up table i -I
Mtllilr I p 1 e I \ re n a 111 ed
Metros isiutl. turned to ( haimel
II whir h rhi- Itisne\ ( hamiel
proviousU ik 1 upied
ET ALS
I he Oregon D.iih Hmrniltl
u i II hull) aii inforuiiit ton
meeting for students interest
ed in freelance writing or
photography Wednesday
night at f> It) The meeting
will be held in tile I'mci.ilil
uffii e KMl ’ Suite toil ( all
Pat Malm h .it I-tti .'ill for
more information
KKM.A campus radio will
hold a general interest meet
ing tonight at t> in I AH (ledar
Room I) (bill 140 4(1')1 for
more information
"Women .Hid W.ir lieiih.i
inn Sullner I irsl Kei ipienl
ol the Notiel Peace Prize" i
tile title of a lei lute to be gi\
en In bike l.mhs tonight at r
111 Room 1 t 'i Pacific
t Slimmer to Kemendwr i
the title ot a Russian tllin to
be shun n tiling lit at 7 i n
Room 1 in l\ii ifit The film is
part ol the Summer Soviet
and hast Kuropoun lilm Se
nes and is shown in Russian
with Kngltsh subtitles
Deadline for submitting tit
tils tu thr 1 MiHT.lhi trim! ilrsk
I-Ml Stitlv MMt Is noon thr
il.i\ hrlorr jnihlir.itiun I t ,i!s
run [hr iLi\ of thr rvmt un
IrsS thr r\rnt t.ikrs jil.H r hr
fori• noon
\ntii rs ol o\ rnts u ith ,i tin
notion or ,ulmission t h.irgr
will lint hr .Itr.llptril (liinipus
f'v rnts .uni thiisr si hriililril
nrontsl thr plihlir.itmn il.itr
will hr givrn priority t'lw
Kmer.ild rrsrnrs thr right to
mill notn rs tor griinim.n .mil
st\ In
This Summer Term,
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The i (intents nt the prt>Kr.im
won- nut appropriate tut the
earlier time slut U arren said
■ mil In’ lift niinl In move Ill'll
to U ednestl.iv at 'I ill p m
w it'll I lepnei s .ippruv al
\|i i v ! iig Ilif 11' vv as nut
prompted !>v i iimpl.imt'. U .it
ren said
rile shim w. is moled he
i.uisi' its i imtenl was suited to
,i Liter time he saul \lsu the
st.itiun wanted lu pIntel t view
ei s who tuned in (m'IiiviuK I he
{hsnei thannel vv.is still ( huti
lie I 1 1 he s.inl
Metriiv isiutl did lint .ittempt
!n dll t.ite nr tensor Ill'll S. t lilt
tents Warren s.inl ( ntiiinuiii
t\ V\ duesli t du th.lt
The st.itum Inis nn plans in
desires In take the show nil tile
■ in W.irren said
Ill'll li.nl re. eivod i umpl.iints
before Mutrovision moved to
< 'haunt-1 I I tint they W ere
nothing; serums liiftman said
t )u lime t llrll ran a skeit h
tailed ( liild's l’lav I in
w hit l\ a bain, dull bet nine tie
tnoiHtallv possessed alter
u ale hing / hr "VO ( 'llih an
evahKelii t luislian program
busted In Put Roltertson
I hese type of skits are n In
viewers yet a little squeamish.
I lepner said Weatt.uk every
both wherever there's hypo
i r is\
In the process they may
seem a little absurd \ all t ley e
said We parody util selves
I llinior IS the key I lepner
said We're out to make pen
pie luuyli the show isn't sot nil
t ommettlurv
\onetheless the show re
tlei ts so, ietv logman said
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THE FAR SIDE
By GARY l ARSON
Proving once again that the most dangerous animals
in the |ungle are not always the biggest, the arrow
poison trogs dance victoriously on Steinberg s face