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~ In the spotlighttheir own concert witha lead-in by CrosstownRivals, a local group.Unfortunately, "x,nsown concert that wasscheduled forfebruary 8, was cancel·ed due to the nu bugthat hit one of the bandmembers.For mellower entertainment,a crowd ofmore than 900 wasreluctant to leave thethree·hour performanceof George\Vinston, November 9.Winston proved hismastery of the guitar,piano and harmonica.Folk singer HelenHudson catered tostudents November 2,with just a guitar andthe voice that hasentertained collegecampuses nationwide.She was voted cor·rehouse Campus Entertainerof the Year forher versatility in musicstyles.Classical music loversatlended the October14 concert of visitingprofessor Larry Lusk,Professor of Piano atUniversity of Nebraskl.l.Lusk played music ofHaydn, Beethoven, Bartokand Brahms.The school of musicalso offered a "Cocoaand Carols" concert bythe Idaho Vandaleers.Their Renaissance,Baroque and traditionalmusic was accompaniedby hotcider and cocoa for theChristmas audience.The Piano Bash,featuring ten pianistsplaying simultaneously,drew an overflowingcrowd to the musicauditorium to raisemoney for thedepartment.Beyond the stage thescreen offerings includedthe silent pictureversion of '7heHunchback of NotreDame," accompaniedby reknown organistDon Baker. The specialshowing raised fundsfor the upkeep of theKenworthy Theaterorgan donated to theuniversity by the Ken·worthys years ago aftersilent films no longermade a hit on thetheater circuit.SUB films offeredeverything from theclassic "African Queen"to "Flashdance" plus acontroversial screeningof a pornographydocumentary "Not aLove Story." The filmtook an in-depth lookat the pornography industryand the feelingsof both promoters andparticipants.At the opposite ex·treme, a free showingof '7he Godmakers,"the film that took askeptical look at theMormon religion, aJsodrew fans and firefrom its viewers.Art enthusiasts wereable to enjoy the newPrichard Gallery andthe Mardi Grascelebration.The hard·to·categorize events in·c1uded J.W. Oyster'sSon of Mardi GrasHalloween party, theannual Jazz Festival inMarch, which featuredSarah Vaughan andLionel Hampton and atalent show sponsoredby the InternationalClub.The talent showfeatured ethnic dancesand songs by the NativeAmerican StudentsAssociation, theKorean StudentsAssociation, the BlackStudents Associationand the Chicano Studentmovement ofcontinued ~8weatln~It out.Daad _e.be... atruSSledto keep che Miller Beell"11ca.pur; Balth c:ro.'d roc:k.InS' Co tbe mualt:,September 10, after «beSou«bera Colorado '00«_ball ga.e. (Pbolo by D.Gllberhloa)Gettlntf an earful.Ca.t .e.her. 0' "TbeMa«cb••ker" lateallyU.«eued to «belr 'ellowpial-era durlaA' a co.lealaceae 0' Ihe TheaterOepart• .,at'. 'all play.(Pho«o by.l. \,oaO/