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Ike CI ac I< amas P rìnt The Faculty strikes fear into students hearts And Bebe Newirth (Lilith on “Cheers”) emanates too much sex appeal to be a principal, as anyone who as actually attended high Finally, a teen horror movie that school can tell you. To top it off, is actually worth seeing has come every-man’s-dream-girl Salma along. Hayek (“Fools Rush In”) plays the Ever since school nurse. “Scream” de After buted over two Wood and years ago, the Brewster dis number of films cover the featuring casts teachers’ dirty of young, stu little secret, the pid kids prone faculty begins to getting their to turn the stu heads hacked dents into off has tripled. aliens. A few of “The Faculty” the students is yet another escape the addition to this change and de ever-expanding cide to fight the genre, but it is teachers. Their good. Really. secret weapon? “The Fac Hartnett, the ulty” takes local drug place at dealer, discov Herrington ers that his High, a normal stash of narcot high school ics work well to with its fair kill the aliens. share of geeks The funniest (Elijah Wood, scene in the “Deep Im movie is when pact”), slutty all the remain cheerleaders ing unaffected (Jordana Brewster), jocks (R & B kids have to sniff the drugs to singer Usher, Shawn Hatosy), drug prove that they aren’t aliens. dealers (Josh Hartnett, “The Faculty” works well because Halloween:H20”), and brooding of its fast timing and sharp dialogue loners (Clea Duvall). by “Scream” writer Kevin The teachers are far from normal, Williamson. The kids are a bunch of though. Besides the fact that they wise-cracking smart mouths and are really aliens, most of them are speak the language of today. Al way too cool or good looking to most every scene is either hilariously be in the teaching profession. Co funny or edge-of-your-seat-scary, median Jon Stewart (“The Daily and that’s what makes a good hor Show”) plays a science teacher and ror film. Williamson has learned that creepy Robert Patrick (“Terminator you have to keep ‘em laughing or 2”) is the football coach from hell. screaming to have a hit. ANGIE DASCHEL Associate Editor Goins Feature______________ 7 Holocaust survivors bring message to Clackamas Wednesday, January 20, 1999 JEREMY STALLWOOD Feature Editor Two eyewitnesses of the Ho locaust, Eline Hoekstra and Diana Golden, will give a dis cussion about their experi ences in concentration camps during World War II in the Gre gory Forum on Wednesday, Feb. 17. The ladies, both in their late 70s, will speak from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. They will tell of their ex periences in the Holocaust of World War II. Oregon City native Hoekstra and Golden, a Vancouver, Wash, resident, were taken to the concentration camps when very young and are two of the last few remaining survivors from the Holocaust available to tell their story. After the main presentation ends at noon, the women will remain for another hour to carry on a discussion with the audience, allowing people to ask questions. Social Science Instructor Don Epstein is coordinating the event for the benefit of his Religion 208 students. Religion 208 is a class designed to in form students on religious ide ologies, but the session is open to all students ” “It’s an experience that no one should miss,” said Epstein social science instructor. TIMOTHY A. BELL / Clackamas Print Instructor Don Epstein has invited the two holocaust survivors share their experiences with his Religion 208 class. college? Want help with Your Tuition? with an emphasis in Theatre for Youth SCHOLARSHIP AUDITIONS February 6, 1999 work part-time with us & we'll pay! GYROS GYROS helps pay tuition for part-time employees. APPLY TODAY at area shopping centers: Clackamas Town Center Washington Square Lloyd Center Jantzen Beach Center Vancouver Mall {Bring this ad with your -application - get a free 16 02 soft drink J GYROS GYROS djr Mainstage Productions Touring Repertory Company • * . ’ * • « ( n SF .V Seminars with Professional Artists Internships with Professional Companies in Acting^D^ignÿChildren’s Theatre & Marketing â CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 2811 NE Holman Street Portland, Oregon 97211 503-280-8501 email: cu-admissions@cu-portland.edu website: www.cu-pdttland.edu Carmela Lanza-Weil, Theatre Program Director - - B ^^B| I . (A s
