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upcoming events MEATo SellT- shirts for Annual Mixer Order T-shirts in Belk Dining Hall Oct. 3-5 and 9-12 for this yearns MEA Halloween mixer with NCSU. Cost is $8.50, and the shirts will irrive the week of the dance (Oct. 26). The theme will be Nightmare an Elm Street Part II. Fall Convocation to be Held on Oct. 9 Fall Convocation will be held on Monday, October 9 in Jones Audi torium at 10:00 a.m. The speaker will be Coleman McCarthy who is a correspondant with the Wall Street Journal. All students are encour aged to attend. MEA Plans Luau MEA will hold its annual Luau in the courtyard on Wednesday, Oct. 4 from 4-6 p.m. Entertainment is planned. All students are invited to come out and have fun!! Connells entertain fans with "Fun and Games" by: Marlea Doane The Connells tumed the Raleigh Civic Center “Upside Down” as they sang to a nearly full house on Sep tember 22. Raleigh fans were more than ready to reunite with this hometown band for their only Raleigh show this year. The Connells spent their sum mer on tour around the U.S. to pro mote their first album to receive national attention, “Fun and Games.” Even though they have received a lot of attention nationwide, they still seemed like the boys next door. Guitarist Mike Connell smiled demurely at the crowd as lead singer Doug McMillan (known to be quite a ham) slimked across the stage and entertained the audience by tossing back a glow-in-the-dark Frisbee. “I’ll take it home and add it to my collection of glow-in-the-dark things.” MacMillan said as the Fris bee soared back onto the stage. (He also made sure to show the audience his glow-in-the-dark tambourine). Singer/Guaitarist George Huntley surprisingly had cut his shoulder-length hair causing the audience to wonder if it was the same person. During the two-hour show the band played songs from all three of their albums, but focused on their latCT two,”Boylan Heights” and “Fun and Games.” After the second encore ended with David Connell’s favorite “Hey Wow,” the audience figured the show was over, but Huntley gently brought the excited crowd back down as he topped off the evening with a particularly heartfelt verson of his own “Lay Me Down.” Artwork on Display in Johnson Hall by: Susan Cartrette Through October 20, the Johnson Hall rotunda will house works by Nancy A. Lloyd and Ho race L. Farlowe. Lloyd’s watercolors are im pressive as she uses lines and bands of color to convey movement and dimension. The mostly pastel or anges and yellows are broken by streaks of primary colors. She also uses white to intrude, especially in “Stormy Italian Skies.” Farlowe’s sculptures are char acterized by spatial openings and roundness. His “Painted Spanish Black Marble” is appealing with its facial qualities of a protruding jaw and an eye.
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