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7 Letter from the eo-edhors Shawn, eat this. No way,
Leigh-Ellen. Shawn, it's a buttercup and it's good for you.
Now EAT it.
9 Peaceable Kingdom teaches life on the lands Out
in the meadows where the weeds (oops, herbs) grow there is
a special kingdom and this is how they live. Our reporter
ventured into the wilds of peaceful living.
Libbie runs kingdom as a community Libbie
Winston is the director of the Peaceable Kingdom. She tells
how she got the land, the name and the money to carry on
the lifestyle that promotes natural, uncluttered living.
pages FEATURES
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AT EASE STAFF
Leigh-Ellen Clark
Staff Writers
Mary Cox
Tricia Parker
CathyRiely
Staff Reviewers
Many Basile
Walter Smith
Richard Williams
4 Bloom County: a mixture of metaphors A special in
terview with Berke Breathed, the creator of the
much-loved comic strip “Bloom County.
4 OPAS brings good music, comedy MSC OPAS has
done it again by bringing award winning programs to the
A£pM stage later this month.
5 Aspiring actor plays ‘roles’ in NYC At Ease ventures
outside the comfort of the community and to the Big Apple.
We talked with a young man who dumped the college scene
and pursued the career he really wanted — acting.
6 Cadets singing for Parents’ The annual spring concert
by the Singing Cadets will be next Saturday during Parent’s
Weekend, honoring Fred Waring.
6 Houston Ballet returns The Houston Ballet company is
returning to Rudder auditorium to present ‘Swan Lake’ and a
Mixed Repetoire on April 10 and 11.
6 Student talent featured MSC Variety Show will feature
12 student acts the night of April 12, Parent’s Weekend.
ENTERTAINMENT
3 Gere’s ‘David’ an unemotional bore Shawn Behlen
put on his movie reviewer’s hat for this week. He looks at
“King David” and Richard Gere’s miscasting in the role.
3 Album reviews Walter Smith reviews ‘Jesse Johnson’s Re
vue’ by none other than Jesse Johnson and ‘Secret Secrets’ by
Joan Armatrading.
16 At the movies Marcy, in her own special way, tells us
what’s where and what it’s about.