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tions placed on Haiti two months during Kevo
ago had a devastating effect on the hearing Friday
country's economy and were, broke Michi
diplomats said, a major factor assisted suici<
behind the ruling military junta's continue Sept.
agreement to step down and permit The man 1
the return of the Rev. Jean- signed autogi
Bertrand Aristide as president. courthouse.
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By GORDON MANTLER "This project was th<
University Editor tion of many months of
The newly renovated Russell Daniels said. We re ver
House Theater officially opened Pr?ject- And without
Tuesday, sporting a subdued but wf, wouldn 1 have becn
classy gamut and gray motif.
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C omer, Stephen Brown, cinematic foogn redone since i
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Daniels, director of the Russell included replacing th
House, all said a few words about drapes, floor tiles, lig
the project before Coiner and seats plus extensive w<
Brown snipped the ribbon stretched stage and duct system,
across the doorway. The total cost of the :
Other than one last inspection, not including the electre
the ribbon cutting ended the second ment, was $100,000.
and final phase of the project. Parents Association
which began in early May after $37,000 to the project
CPU's movie schedule finished. dent activity fees provide
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the new theater is a great improvele
project, ment from the bright, orange-domie
purchase nated one of years past.
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a total ogy junior. "It seems to have a
the theater very toned-down anu relaxed
t was built appearance, and hopefully, it will
onstruction bring out more people."
e ceiling, About an hour of previews was
hting and shown after the ceremony to give
ork on the people a first taste of the new theater.
CPU also began their fall
renovation, movie schedule Tuesday.
>nic equip- "I think this theater enhances an
The USC already exciting movie program,
donated and it will inspire us to have bigger
while stu- events there in the future," Brown
:d $10,000. said.
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