UPEI SUN Jan. 27, 1983

hats of different style and shapes, as the flake dress them.

As ten cent sized snow clusters swirl around, it looks as if they are wav- ing to the beautiful lea- ves, and telling. than sto ries of their descending explorations and of cour- se their travel through super cooled space. One seams to compliment the other, as the leaves nod and dance in the soft blowing air currents.

Oh my, its noon again, and the Kleener dances again with his borrowed Andy Dean's tea cup, and ’

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MAKE MINE MUSIC

( to all the lovely people in the music department.)

By: Ed Orlowski

Although it is only the third floor of the Steele Building, what makes it tower above any of the other taller buil-

dings here on campus? Of .1

course it's my pumpkin patch. When I take my break to the tune of a Spoon” chasing 'a rose

tea bag, swirling areundn ‘f by "sii’deposited into this tin ,b‘e‘d, by“ strange demanding ' "air currents, Which fly

one of Andy Dean's tea‘j cups, which seem to wind up here , there, and ev— erywhere on campus, my attention is drawn to the Kleaner's‘ new View, ' on 3rd floor of the rel— axed a‘tmoshere ofthe mus ic building. Fran my thermoless thermopane View, a long arm of a beautiful tree bobbs up and down as the arm of one of the music mas- ters.This branch owns three or four hundred of the finest smaller leaves on campus, which have tur- ned an incredible pump- kin orange, and today, be ing the tenth of Noven- ber heralding our first day with snowey styling backgrounds to all things in nature, makes my left lower ninety degrees of thermoless therm0pane vie an expression touching on the exotic, if not breath taking to this amateurs eye user. Some of the little leaves have what looks like marshmallow

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tune of the harmonics of the spoon chasing another rose hib tea bag, tinklin as it masterfully chimes its echo to the Kleaners ears, the Kleaner is take abackby the delightful sound of the like little silver bells, as he pears at a newly changed weath— er condition, humpety, humpety, granules of - snow go bouncing .' 755' ~. dawn the rpr+.andi

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pless little leaves, which

have been carried up and

them from the ground, to the height of the build- ing, and higher only to rest there in this bed of tin. Soon vast numbers of these snoe eggs pract—

ically cover all the leave

to my sight, and I marvel at its beauty. And it was only through this little experience of seeing this

before my very eyes did it

come to my attention that for the full lenghth of the building that space between the roof and the shingles, was there a

royal carpet of deep rich I

fire—hound green running the full length of the

Steele Building. A hiway of delightful moss bril- liant, contrasting, and .

full of life, even though

all else was as white as a bleached sea shell. The Kleaner could only say to himself........ My it‘s just beautiful here.

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Jan.28. THE GENERAL. U.S.A. Dir. Buster Keaton. Starring Buster Keaton,Marian Mack and Joe Keaton.-

"The General" is a study in the int- . ricate calculation of silent comedy .- - at its finest, un— 1 winding and breath . taking visual grace. ., v 'Silent with musical soundtrack , tinted .

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,erﬁfrenditien16fi? ,_ and Juliet," enact. ;. the most enchanting mu‘sic— * als in the history ofwBroad' way and Hollywood. Magnif— icient photography and a classic score by and Sondheim. *

February 4- Atomic Cafe. U.S.A. 1982. Dirs. Jayne loader, Kevin and Pierce Rafferty. A funny and

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