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CFriends Behind the Iron Curtain Managing editor Jon Rust
found more than just red flags and onion domes when he visited
the Soviet union; he found a whole nation of people as diverse as
they were friendly. Co with him as he flies halfway around the world
in pursuit of cultural enlightenment.
7 Dream On If you've ever wanted to see Spam in a rubber room
? (and who hasn't?), the best "Nightmare on Elm street" ripof f movie
of the season, "Bad Dreams," is the movie for you. Joe Bob also reveals
the inside story behind Texas' fifth greatest tourist attraction, the
Texas Rangers.
Cod Bless Elvis If you can't make their show tonight at the Brewery
T in Raleigh, don't miss staff writer Beth Tripp's talk with Mojo Nixon
and Skid Roper. Find out about Mojo's refreshing angles on Jesse Jackson,
George Bush, Michael J. Fox and more. It's Bo-day-shu$.
Nancy Reagan Would Be Proud Sunday night, Stevie Ray vaughan
Tand his band, Double Trouble, rocked Memorial Hall with some of
the finest live blues and jazz available on this planet. Staff writer
Rhys Williams notes Vaughan's influence on American jazz, his stellar
Hendrix-ish guitar solos and his recent rehabilitation from drugs and
alcohol.
OTake a Field Trip Or a road trip. This week staff writer Karen
O Entriken asserts that going to Myrtle Beach is a necessary part
of your college education. It's got to be better than finals.
Ostaying On Track Unfortunately, our offtracks reviewer Randy
O Bullock strayed too far off the track this week, but staff writer
John Sherer is still on track with his review of local band Thin White
Rope's in the Spanish Cave.
Running Amok Alas, this is Elizabeth Ellen's last edition of her
Random Thoughts column. She's an about-to-graduate senior who
intends to continue her relentless pursuit of truth, eccentricity and
a master's degree. Find out why she's against street theater grants,
and her hypothesis about the possibility of a dual solar system.
A f Fare Ye Well Classes are over today - Can you say party boys
' v and girls? We knew that you could. Of course, Week's Fare will
probably be useless to all of you because you're planning to do nothing
but study, study, study. Yeah, right. Good luck with those zams!
Girls on Film And boys too, but I guess Duran Duran wouldn't
' v know anything about that, now would they? Not to worry, this
week's movie listing has it all covered from foreign gems to
Hollywood dregs, if it's playing in Chapel Hill, we've got it.
A A Avoidance Viewing in this week's episode of The Tube, Assistant
' ' Editor Jenny Livingston offers some pointers for those of you
determined to find something to do besides studying this week.
Remote control not included.
A A Beer and Whiffle Ball Those are just two of staff writer Beth
' ' Tripp's suggestions for creative study breaks. This week's graffiti
hopes to keep you from climbing the walls. Write on them instead.
This is Omni's last issue of the semester. So save it. Do you think
you can entertain yourself next week?
Cathy McHugh, editor; Sally Pearsall, copy editor,- Jenny
Livingston, assistant editor; Laura Ross, design editor,- George
Brooks, illustrator.
Staff: Francine Allen, Randy Bullock, Susan Dellinger, Karen
Entriken, Allison Pike. John Sherer, Richard Smith, Beth Tripp.
Rhys Williams and Karen Zimmer.
On the cover: Two women sweep the steps of a monument to
.Lenin jo Tashkent, Uzbekistan, U.S.S.R. Photo by Jon Rust.. . . ...