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Academy Aw< should easily come away with the awards for Best Cinematography, i Best Costume and Best Sound, ] i.iUlln Tk. n It A. 1 I nunc i iic ucci nuuicr <tuu neuveii < Can Wait should take Best Film Editing and Best Art Direction, 1 respectively. 1 The Deer Hunter and Heaven Can Wait should also win the two From Another Medium, and ! Hunter for Best Screenplay 1 Written Directly for the Screen. It should be mentioned, however, . that Paul Mazursky is nominated ' in the latter category for his story 1 and script for An Unmarried I Woman, and since the Academy bypassed Mazursky in the 1 nominations for Best Director, it 1 might give him the writing award to atone for its past sin. \ The Best Original Score award r should go to Giorgio Moroder for ? his electronic compositions for Midnight Express, and Best Adaptation Score should go to Joe Renzetti for The Buddy Holly Story. THE CAROLINA SYNDROME BOYS! Unleash the power of the ; right; just sell 10,000 packs of Aunt Gi you'll get a shiny, new working nucle household tasks! Tired of mowing the dump! Tired of your little sister? Mo Knr ini a a wirtUf lirtU* I 4^. * ' nvi uiiu a iiigiii ngui: vvnie luuay IOI America, P.O. Box 1984, Catastrophe, The advertisement appeared in S Thursday, every basement in the stat Regulatory Commission. By Satun moving away. In two weeks, the en nuclear glow. The reactors that the boys got in th< year power supply, an instruction reading "Have You Hugged Your PI your own plastic cement and enamel \ But the instruction manual was wf something like this: "Hi, kiddies! I'm Fred the Friendl; you put together your very own uranium-fission nuclear reactor. It's mrougn you ll have one of the most f in the world at the fingertips. You saj Well, now you don't have to! "Tools you'll need: a governmeni (C lemson graduates will do just fine national antinuke coalition, and sor sciousness is optional. "And now spread some newspaj newspapers owned by corporations you're ready to begin. Take the re< right, that thing with the big crack in corner of your basement. Do it quietly "Now find part A of the cooling syst fit, you say? Well, you're just a little ii u leaks a little'.' Do what the profess Scotch tape. "Okay, kids, now let's shove that ol this incomprehensible mess, shall because if we drop it, we'll all be blov put it in ? oops! Well, let's try again corner, call out the National Guard, ii get on with it! Your country's insatiat "To keep your reactor running, you load a few boxcars with some nice pol unsuspecting towns, and hope it ? hijacked by terrorists. To dispose of Southern state and hope that the cat glow-in-the-dark milk. "And remember, if your reactor i will replace it for the first five years nrsi. mis is t< red me Friendly Phys look for my other exciting kit: The Bomb. It's a blast!" So ail the kids in the state get their POP! They start going off like pret scape has a quiet, almost angelic people. A few remaining reactors hi houses and lighting needless lights. Oh say can you see by the dawn's hailed ... . * irds From page 14 Completing the awards for best music in connection with motion pictures is the Best Original Song category. The nominees are: "Hopelessly Devoted to You" from Grease, which will be sung Monday night by Olivia Newton-John; "Last Dance" from Thank God It's Friday, to be sung by Donna Summer; "The Last Time I Felt Like This" from Same Time, Next Year, which will be performed by Johnny Mathis and Jane Olivor; Ready to Take a Chance Again" from Foul Play, to be performed dy Barry Manilow; and "When Vou're Loved" from The Magic of Lassie, which will be sung by r* ? jeuuy ?oone. If "Hopelessly Devoted to You" vins, I will not complain, but I eally think that the best song iward should go to "Last Dance." Prediction: Last Dance Preference: Last Dance atom in YOUR basement! That's Limmy's Venus Flytrap seeds, and ar reactor for those power-hungry lawn? Turn it into a nuclear waste ve her into the basement and turn details: Energy for an Explosive Wyoming. .C., publications on a Mondav. Bv .e was registered with the Nuclear iay, the Palmetto Alliance was tire state was bathed in a warm, e mail came with their own 200(000 manual, and a bumper sticker utonium Today?" You had to buy )aint. lat was really interesting. It went y Physicist, and I'm going to help zircaloy-rod, steam-generated, > easy and fun, and when you're >owerful and unpredictable forces / you don't want to eat your peas? t subsidy, incompetent designers ), irate local citizens, a pressuring ne string. A sense of social con jcia uu uic nuui ? preieraDiy who favor nuclear power ? and actor containment shell ? that's it ? and put it in the most populus em and fit it into part B. It doesn't boy, so jam it on in there! So what ;ionajs do ? wrap it up with a little ' roopt Ar r*r\vt\ a iU/. ' . vuvvm i-ui t IIUU 111C IlllUUlt- Ol ail we? But be very, very careful, vn into itsy bitsy pieces! Now, just - oops! Okay, pile the bodies in the litiate evacuation procedures, and >le hunger for energy demands it! i have to feed it the right food. Just :ent uranium, haul it through some jets there safely, without being spent fuel, bury it in an uncaring tie don't grow extra limbs or give ?ver breaks down, our guarantee or 50,000 deaths, whichever comes icist sienine nff rAminHino unn ir, o o > ?'t> Progressive Magazine Hydrogen reactors going, and: POP! POP! ty firecrackers. Finally the landglow; no animals, no plants, no urn along merrily, heating empty i earlv light, what so nrmiHlv ^ ' I v or U f f.. n m i m. _ nufjei&ssiy uevoieu io You I doubt that all of my predictions will come true ? we won't know until Monday night, but if I don't "Beat Berman," (as The Columbia Record's contest urges everyone to do) I'll resign. $150 ALL SEATS! first matinee show ?? ?; m wm \Uttenhil^> cjyjWf/--^&gaS The more you love... [] fh^ hn rrA^s.r II IV7 I IKA I V^J^7I you fight. {THE I CHAMF JON VOIGHT FAYE DUNAWAY RICKY SCHRODER |i| A Story of Love and Caring. EXCLUSIVE! I NOMINATED F 9 ACADEMY AW J See it NOW! Creach From page 17 He is currently touring the r country, stopping in California, F New York, and, in the immediate c future, Florida. As do many g performers the band loves to play j for college audiences. If you are up y in N.Y. this summer, you may get a chance to see him at the Artists Mart or My Fathers Place; don't r miss him! If you love to rock and r ! ? the (Vjgk FREE P DAILY I em IAZEL\\ THE th4-kC>$) EXORCl! WUh w,hls a9ain i pw, _ mmm What do you do when everything between j the two of you * \ seems wrongJ^pT ...fall in love. J Directed by ROBERT ALIMAN j casa? 'iimil immmmmmmammmmmmmamammmimmt\ti\mmn\nimm =OR ROBERT DE NIRC Minsi Mhrbrt, oil, if you love to dance, experience a Papa John Creach oncert. And as you watch this [entleman dance and smile and am away on his fiddle, hope that ou can be so full of love and snergy as you begin to age, and emember: rock and roll will lever die! IZZA COUPONS :h ticket purchased! Jii THEY SAID I IT COULD NEVER HAPPEN! Ihe. fiChincL I^Ljnaricrrrui Three-mile island | last week? could it happen again . . . here?! JACK LEMMON JANE FONDA MICHAEL DOUGLAS j | | "A FILM OF h GREAT COURAGE i j j ) AND ij EMOTIONAL | POWER. M 1 \ A FIERCELY ] EMBRACE || yS, OF LIFE." |:,.j - NEWSWEEK. | \ - % *