PeaceFest 92 Promotes Diversity With Music Arts In Houston
Houston hosts its seventh annual PeaceFest at Sam Houston Park with free admission. Two stages showcase live music dance and performances from Ethnic Rain The Trolls Feo y Loco Reggae Nervosa and more. The new Peace Tent offers mini workshops and lectures by community organizations. Don Schwarzkopf says the festival uses music to break down prejudice and foster cultural appreciation. For more information call 688-9617.
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AIDS Campaign Uses Humor in College Targeted PSA
The government launches a college aged PSA aimed at 18 to 24 year olds with cartoon characters Barry and Jeanine in a morning after scenario. The message warns that getting high and stupid about sex can lead to AIDS while noting no condoms are mentioned. Sponsored by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and produced by Della Femina McNamee Inc. The campaign emphasizes humor and animation based on focus group feedback.
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Campus capsules ACE holds first meeting
ACE will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Tim and Kelly Bell Student Service Suite to discuss accessibility, interpreters, tutoring and events showcasing disabled capabilities. Rosemary Coffeman can provide details at ext 529.
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Lee College Faculty Publication Plans Publication details and officers noted
The Faculty Discussion Group plans a student authorship based magazine for Lee College faculty works including poetry stories and essays with distribution limited to contributors. Webb Society at Lee College names new officers for 1992-1993 and plans trips to Dallas. Baytown Vignettes book by LC students is on sale for $12 at the bookstore.
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Bush and Clinton clash on abortion shaping campus votes
A field of college voters split by abortion rights. Bush backs a life amendment and opposes abortion except in rape or danger to the mother, while Clinton supports abortion rights and parental notification rules. Students say the issue could tilt support to Clinton or Bush on campuses nationwide.
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Christina Diaz
Texas Collegians For Life
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