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A group of quiet, unassuming movie stars from such productions as
"The Color Purple." "Meet Me in St. Louis." and "Roxanne" reside quite
close to Chapel Hill just a short drive down Highway 86 in Hillsborough.
Quiet and unassuming aren't the usual movie star adjectives, but these
aren't really stars they're cars. Staff writer Francine Allen talks to James
Freeland. the man behind the antique wheels.
7 Bet you've never seen anything like it before. It's the sixth annual first
year Master of Fine Arts exhibit at the Hanes Art Center. Staff writer
Karen Hatton talks to the artists about their individual works. See if you
can figure them out.
ft Music is his business. Meet Mike Edwards folksinger, sound technician.
I and veteran band performer. Omnibus editor Cathy McHugh talks to
the singer about his job at the ArtCenter and his career as a travelin' man.
SMeet Music Professor and flutist Brooks de Wetter-Smith who went
to China to study in a cultural exchange program. But don't worry,
he's not talking in circles, he's breathingin them.
QThis week Joe Bob shares one of his recent, truly horrific experiences:
O he was trapped in Hypermart USA for about a week. But. hey, it's not
that bad he got some great bargains. You can never have enough Beanee
Weenies. Speaking of weenies, the finest horror movie of the year is on
this week's agenda: it's Bill "I'm So Sensitive" Cosby in "Leonard Part
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could really go for an omelet." Okay, so go to Breadmen's. Omnibus
editor Cathy McHugh gives her review of a Chapel Hill institution that's
just a little off the beaten track, where the atmosphere is sublimely casual
and the breakfasts and banana pudding have become legends in their time.
Jjust when you thought it was safe to turn the page: the book review
is back (but take heart. Surowiecki is still out with the chicken pox).
Taking over his esteemed position, staff writer Jenny Livingston tells about
Tom Wolfe's first non-fiction novel. "Bonfire of the Vanities" a cynical
look at the haves and have-nots in New York City.
A f) Comedy skits, rowdiness. and foot-stomping music are what they're
' ail about. University desk staff writer Mark Shaver talks to the Chapel
Hill-based Shady Grove Band about their upcoming tour of Europe. But
before they say bon voyage, you can catch their show at the ArtsCenter
Friday night.
A f")one potato, two potato, baked potato, stuffed. Harken all you potato
' lovers, or couch potatoes whatever fits. In this week's cooking
column. Robin Hardy shares her secrets for stuffing those spuds.
A A Baby, it's cold out there. But so what? You have a winter coat, right?
' If you dragged your body to classes all week (or even if you didn't)
you ought to reward yourself and go out. Get some color in those cheeks.
Week's Fare will show you the way.
A OThis week's graffiti has staff writer Allison Pike delving into the off
' the-wall stories behind the names of some local bands like Naugahyde
Chihuahuas. Desperate Remedy. The Need and Billy Warden and the Floating
Children. Musical fun for everyone.
Amy Hamilton, managing editor; Sally Pearsall, copy editor; Laura Ross,
production assistant
Staff: Francine Allen, Robin Hardy. Karen Hatton, Jenny Livingston,
Beth Miller, and Allison Pike.
Cover art by Elizabeth Morrah