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Wednesday, Jan. 18,1995
FEATURES
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(Sam Neill) and a friendly doctor
(John Cleese), take Mowgli un
You may not see a sing der their wings to teach him En
ing bear or an elephant colonel glish and how to act as a “civi
in Disney’s new live version of the lized” man.
As sparks begin to happen
“Jungle Book,” but you will see a
lot of action and a true battle be between Mowgli and Kitty, Cap
tain Boone (Cary Elwes), Kitty’s
tween good and evil.
The new version uses the sadistic fiance, begins to worry.
same theme as the animated film, When Boone learns of Mowgli’s
but runs on a different story line. knowledge of Monkey City, a lost
This is probably due to the fact city filled with riches, he becomes
very envi
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of
to get wild
Mowgli. It
animals to
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life.
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though some
to get wild animals to
comes up
changes were
sing in real life.
with a plan
made,
the
to get Kitty
live version is
just aS good, if not better, than the and the riches.
The “Jungle Book” is filled
animated one.
The story is based around a with action, Comedy and ro
young boy named Mowgli, who mance; but like all Disney mov
is lost in the jungle as a small ies, it has a moral. This moral is
child. He is befriended and raised displayed between good and evil,
by wild animals. Baloo, a bear, and man’s law and the jungle law.
Bagheera, a black panther, and a It makes you wonder if man is
pack of wolves become his best really more savage than the ani
mals.
friends.
Unlike the animated version,
For those of you who are
Mowgli (Jason Scott Lee) quickly wondering if Shere Khan, the ti
grows into a strong young man ger who keeps the jungle law, is
who is able to talk to the animals. in the live version - don’t worry.
One day when Mowgli is close to He makes a special appearance at
the edge of the jungle, he sees a the end of the movie.
The “Jungle Book” is a
beautiful woman named Kitty
(Lena Heady), who he had known movie that the whole family will
i enjoy. _ Just remeber this isn’La.
as a child.
Mowgli proceeds to leave the cartoon. There are a few sad
jungle to go into the city to search scences, as well as a few battle
for his long-lost love. Kitty, along scences (although no blood is
with her father Major Brydon shown).
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by Janice Staehely
Contributing Writer
I have some news that
might be helpful to people dis
abled or non-disabled alike on
the campus. In my last article, I
wroteabout the lack of accessible
lavatories around the campus.
Not long after the article was
printed, I was asked to attend a
meeting to discuss the topic in
detail.
During the meeting, I met
with three people. One of them
was Carol Patterson. She is the
Associate Dean of Plant Ser
vices. Patterson is in charge of
making sure the elevators are
running smoothly, designing the
buildings to meet accessibility
needs and much more.
After the meeting,
Patterson asked me to demon
strate the accessibility of the
women’s lavatory on the second
floor of the McLoughlin Build
ing. As I suspected, I finally was
able to squeeze my power chair
into the stall after a couple min
utes of magnificent maneuver
ing.
Patterson was glad to have
the opportunity to witness the
difficulty I had, and is now mak
ing plans to rearrange the
restrooms that are similar to the
restroom in McLoughlin. It is
nice to know that there are
people like Patterson who are
very interested in the accessibil
ity of the college.
If you ever have any prob
lems getting around the campus,
dealing with ah on-going issue
that you can’t get solved, or have
suggestions, please go and talk
to Patterson. She is very help
ful and easy to converse with.
Patterson’s office is right next
door to the journalism room in
the Barlow building.
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