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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1992

Page

6

Galveston Mardi Gras salutes Spain in quincentennial year

The 1992 Galveston Mardi Gras runs February 21 to March 3 and honors Spain and the Spain USA quincentennial. Highlights include Spanish art exhibitions, replicas of Pinta Nina and Santa Maria visiting Pier 21 March 25, and tickets for shipboard access. Major acts include Neville Brothers Fats Domino Beausoleil Tower of Power and more. The Grand Night Parade on February 29 features 15 bands 18 floats with Bob Mackie as parade marshal. Advanced tickets are $4 through Randall’s, gate price $5. Call 1-800-351-4236 for details.

Galveston Spain U.S.A Suand Santa Maria Pier Neville Brothers Fats Domino Beausoleil Tower of Power Joe “King Carrasco the Bonedaddy Eduardo Montemayor Marshall Bob Mackie Barcelona Christopher Columbus Houston Randall's Galveston Island

College radio becomes battlefront for bands and ads

College radio thrives as bands managers and marketers target student DJs. Industry players note heavy promotion from record labels and PSA campaigns while stations juggle educational goals with new commercial pressures. Strong entities include R E M, Mere Mortals, Westwood One, WSIA, College Broadcasting System, Apple Computer, Cosmopolitan, U S Army.

CPS R.E.M New Frontier Troy Trinkle Mere Mortals Bloomington Ind Indiana University Trinkle Federal Communications Commission Indiana Ohio Tennessee Illinois Twinkle Gary Landis Westwood One Radio Networks Greg Adamo WSIA City University of New York College of Staten Island Adamo Mary’s Main Street College Broadcasting System Apple Computer Cosmopolitan Magazine U.S. Army Chuck Wolfretz College Broadcasting Connecticut Red Cross Salvation Army Department of Transportation CMJ New Music Report Landis University of Southern California College KUSC Westwood One

Giant glow condom draws crowd on Safe Sex Day at UW campus

At the University of Wisconsin Madison a two story high glow in the dark condom floated above the library mall drawing students and faculty. The Madison AIDS Support Network plans to repeat Safe Sex Awareness Day in February to promote HIV awareness and safe practices amid renewed attention after Magic Johnson.

Madison Wis CPS University of Wisconsin Madison Aids Support Network Dave Rompa Magic Johnson Romper Rompa U.S. Olympic Committee Abstinence Brigade

Houston Happenings At The Museum of Natural Science

Begin February 8 the IMAX theatre shows volcanic eruption footage from Mount St Helens and other sites plus a 1989 San Francisco quake clip. Pantanal exhibit runs through March 29 with 44 color photos and Roosevelt expedition footage. Also The Essence of Mexico exhibit opens through April 26. Treasures of The Tarpits through March 29. Laser Beatles show through March 8. An overnight Woodbine Hotel trip departs March 21 for $199 double, age 21+. Call 639-4600 for details.

IMAX Mount St. Helen’s Navidad Chile Sakurajima Japan Mount Merapi Indonesia San Francisco The Museum of Natural Science Brazil South America Teddy Roosevelt Mexico George O. Jackson Jackson Instituto Nacional Indigenista Burke Baker Sgt. Pepper Memory Lane Texas Woodbine Madisonville Hilltop Monterrey

Alaska student fights censorship of controversial self portrait

A University of Alaska student and another artist challenged Anchorage's Loussac Library after a nude self portrait titled Heart Torn Out was deemed too intense for display. The ACLU joined, arguing First Amendment rights violation and seeking adherence to the ALA Bill of Rights while a court extended the exhibit to finish showing the works.

CPS University of Alaska Anchorage Jonathan Green American Civil Liberties Union Green Ann Roush ACLU Roush Jeffery Mayhook Loussac Library American Library Association ALA Association Loussac Dennis Lazarus

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