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Dancers strut their stuff in spring concert I he dam t ANNE moserkornfeid pivgram is choreo graphed, performed and produced by sindents IN? dances connected so one another, she suggested the snow be caned Intersections E veryone agreed Sponsored by the Dance Department and Da< • e 0*.>go Intersections Spnng Student Dunce Concert May 11,12.13 8 p m in the Dougherty Dant e Iheait' Intersections runs May 11. 1? and 13 at 8 p m in the Dougherty Dance Theatre rhe concert is choreographed, performed and produced by University dance depart "The entire concert is about relationships and how you deal with the world around you.' pub c ty oord '-ator Ko .im McNair said Amy lmpeili//en. the concert's producer, began production work during (all term Producing the concert is her senior protect Impel -veri ts experienced in both technical theater and dance pro duction Impeftaen said organising the concert has been a "real learning experience" and that she has had to learn how to relate to people Most of the student cnoreogra phers present persona! stones that show people meeting at dif ferent places and different timer, nen l was *n third grade, I Ire n: " , ' '•/ ’ a i W: a Narx. y Drew The My ■■ tery of the 99 Seeps By the time l was in junior high I had finished the almost 100 txxtks m (he original Nancy Drew series And I've been hooded on mysteries ever Since After Nancy Drew came Hercuie Poirot, the fussy. French detective in many of Agatha Christie's boo*s So I started collecting Agatha Christies And even though l own the entire set. I still haven't read them all But Her cuie Poirot and later. Sherlock Holmes, kept rne company (or many years But there comes a time when you want to read about someone you can relate to I found that with Kinsey Mil* hone, when l was in high school I doubt I will ever grow tired of her Miiibone ts 30-iSh. single, indepen dent woman who runs her own pn vate investigating service She stars in (heir lives Senior Chikako Nartfa's dance."PAST, sens She story of her trends meeting in Japan jsl summer and the way their lives nave changed Since they lived . 'PAST" stands for people after school time ' The dance was inspired try .1 snapshot taken three; years ago at a community college m Was' • gton state Her friends have drifted apart, and fo towing the earthquake m Kobe she tost contai i with one of r ose friends Nanta said her dance rean/es tne il'iu'" 'hat ! s ; . , ble tor' people s ’ jet ’ xjett.er and go back to a moment like before ' Graduate student Karen f orss takes a different turn and uses the hoop skirt as a prop and costume m her dance ‘Rush “ She said she decided to use the hoop skirt because she was intngued with ts movement arid motion Grafton’s alphabetical series sure to thrill n Sue Grafton's alphabetical series, which began with w is lor Alibi Recently the eleventh book. "K" <$ (Of Kilittf, was released in local wale» treatment p'ant. but alter hours she dabbled in ptosis itton and pornography Grafton is extremely descriptive, carefully describing me crime scene homes she vssits ancj me people sfie meets Mystery writers love todp important tacts and dues into blocks Of descriptive text, and it you are try ing to solve the mystery yourself you have to pay attention to ail of it {In most other boohs you can skip over an that and get to the good stuff) As tar as the mystery genre goes Grafton is one of its greatest writers Her flair for detail and unique piot tines make you eager tor the next book. ~L' is tor Lawless m this case Grafton and Miiinone have estao iished themselves well with mystery readers, but I strongiy recommend that it you haven’t read any of these alphabetical stones ye! you do Trisla Noel is the Entertainment Editor at the Emerald TRISTA NOEL papwoitcK niter years of clues, sue prises. stakeouts, dangers and sus pen so Grafton's mysteries remain as exciitng and ingenuous as they were at the start of the senes In *K“ is for Kiiier, MiHhone attempts to solve the mysterious death o* her client's daughter The police agree that the daughter, Lorna. was murdered, but no suspect was apprehended at the time of the crime which was 10 months earlier M none slowy pieces together Lorna s life and the circumstances surrounding her death Lorna had a dull day job as a secretary at the Turn to DANCE, Pag.- 1C Wind Kim, Mark Hayes and Graham Muesmann rehears© "In Search Of which was choreo graphed by junior Kristin Hapk© Dianna Ramirez, Amy Dore and Grahamm Hues mann rehearse lor Ihe Spring Dance Concert jA.Li QffllBK mMi * X "-Sf-— Weasel Lives! Higher Education j University graduate Kniig Morns, creator of the orm strip Weasel s Wood. <s enjoy-.g continued success with his Portland-based card company IN; Weasel Works The company now oilers more than 20 holiday and everyday designs, including a few college gradual i >n t ards Two f uyene stores. Paper Moon and Simply Mage are among the 14 stores m Oregon and Washington that carry trie line o! cards Tnday May 5 1995 Oregon Daily imorale! 7
