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formed in 1975, it has mam
its ability and gain the r<
university and the n?hH/?
Susan Earles, artistic di
company, founded it nine
began with a $200 budget i
Booker T. Washington
Earles said she used to
players aside to try recruit!
the dance company.
paries said the company n
least $5,000 annually from tl
speech department, depeni
itiany performances are sch<
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THE COMPANY prepare
the round at Longstreet Th<
annual Fall Concert. Earles
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is out, and it's unlike matures
's ever written. Why? Because himself
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lisman" is the story of Jack Americ<
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alisman that will cure his Lot" ai
incer. His quest leads him to Twain's
:ry of the Territories, a land shown
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and Territorial byways. King an
in Jack's way include the perfectl;
gers of hitchhiking, the super- "The
gers of the Territories and the ever wri
t menace of Morgan Sloat, a has silk;
isinessman on earth and a envelop*
$ry wizard in the Territories. suspens<
vants to stop Jack from saving strong a
because she is spiritually link- tion is t
en Laura of the Territories. "The
ould then conquer the Ter- spine-tii
:ause if Jack's mother dies, so poundin
i Laura. Morgan would then fans exp
s in both worlds. However, if sufficier
the Talisman, Morgan's tyran- hard to
;hattered. novel.
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to the holiday season when it citing show
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is fantasy
but a fantasy tale.
ck travels across America and the
ies toward the Talisman, he
and gains understanding of
and the world. The book is
i o r* o n a f \/f orb ' I' nr o t r* ' r
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;berry Finn." Quotes from "Tom
' and "Huckleberry Finn" appear
out the book.
Twain had a talent for capturing
ins' personalities. Stephen King
this talent, as proven in "Salem's
id "Pet Sematary," but he lacks
skill for description. Straub has
himself a master of mood and
tion in "Shadowland" and
ig Dragon," but he seldom
s his characters fully. Together,
d Straub complement each other
VTalisman"
is easily the best novel
itten by either author. The story
y-smooth pacing which gradually
es the reader in a cocoon of
: and fear. The characters are
ind enthralling, and their interache
best part of the book.
Talisman" is suspenseful and
lgling, but it is not the heart ig
horror story King and Straub
>ect. Whether this book will be a
it fix for all terror-tale junkies is
say. It is, however, an excellent
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