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Wednesday, March 23, 1994 Few surprise By STEPHEN BROWN Staff Writer As most of us expected, it was Steven Spielberg's night at the Oscars Monday as he won Best Director and Best ^ Jr Picture for his holocaust drama s "Schindlers List." ?Schin I HP mnVin Tim M CA1TAM Onr/tO/ic - "v mviiv wun ocvlu awdiuj. award Spielberg also swept the technical fhe I awards for "Jurassic Park." winnii The evening's big surprise was the also w Best Supporting Actress award. "The Piano" star Anna Paquin, who became the youngest Oscar winner at age 11 |1!?||1| since Tatum O'Neal in 1974, completely surprised fellow nominees Best Winona Ryder, Rosie Perez, Holly ? . Hunter and Emma Thompson. es ' Paquin's acting partner in "The Pi- Best. ano," Holly Hunter, won Best Actress. Best Jane Campion, writer-director of "The Best! Piano," won Best Original Screenplay Best i for her work. The award for screen- Oriei play is generally regarded as a nod to Adao | the second most deserving filmmak- Musii Tom Hank's Best Actor win for Soun "Philadelphia" inspired the evening's Soun most graceful acceptance speech. His Visua message of tolerance amid American turmoil and his plea for "brotherly love" in a country where everyone is supposedly created equal moved the catch up ( crowd. Last-mir Bruce Springsteen received an were chil award for Best Original Song for filled in f "Streets of Philadelphia." The audi- gave no re ence gave a standing ovation to this Keith Can mrviprn.Hav IpopnH whncp hport-fplt niitwi ?nni y composition for the AIDS drama is the "Sleepless first song he has written for a film, nick Jr. Tommy Lee Jones won Best Sup- "Remai porting Actor for "The Fugitive. His Name of t second nomination for the award (the ture nomi other was for Oliver Stone's "JFK") categories was a strong favorite; his portrayal of "Age of the relentless inspector is so pivotal tume, "M to the high-grossing action film. Makeup, a Conspicuously absent from the fes- won Best tivities were nominees John Embarn Malkovich ("In the Line of Fire"), who duet ?f a 5 was on location for a new film, and Dolly Partt "Short Cuts" director Robert Altman, "Beethovei whose disdain for the self-congratu- dogs on s ^ latory ceremonies prompted him to nosaur th; BH i i?? (f " : :S:?: > | IMond; 9:30an s onQscar^ elberg's films win 11 Os< en Spielberg ruled Oscars night, winning seven awards filer's List" and four for "Jurassic Park." The Best Direct was Spielberg's first. night's biggest surprise was eleven-year-old Anna Paqui ig Best Supporting Actress. Paquin was in "The Piano,1 on Best Original Screenplay. ir winners Picture: "Schindler's List" Actor: Tom Hanks, "Philadelphia" Actress: Holly Hunter, "The Piano" Director: Steven Spielberg, "Schindler's List" Supporting Actor: Tommy Lee Jones, "The Ft Supporting Actress: Anna Paquin, '"Hie Piant nal Screenplay: Jane Campion, "The Piano" ted Screenplay: Steven Zaillian, "Schindler's : Original Score: John Williams, "Schindler's d: "Jurassic Park" d Effects Editing: "Jurassic Park" i Effects: "Jurassic Park" Sourc Chris Muldrov >n sleep. fects envelope. lute renlaremenf nrp??ntpr? ArlrlitirvnolWr If.VL- rVnm ( r d-actor Elijah Wood, who mention one of the five n or Macauley Culkin, who was announcing. :ason for dropping out, and The worst sequences w, :adine, who sang the nomi- performance of the Be 5 "A Wink and a Smile" from Score nominees. Withoul ; in Seattle" for Harry Con- of the film, the scores lost ing, and the dance intei ns of the Day" and "In the were poindess. he Father," both Best Pic- Whoopi Goldberg d inees, were shut out in all what was probably a on< ing job. Her acidic hui Innocence" won Best Cos- well with pomp and p< rs. Doubtfire" won Best joked about the acting o ltd Spain's "Belle Epoque" constant use of the shoi Foreign Film. their issues of choice to issing moments included a tional audience. >ong by James Ingram and Goldberg's jabs at the 1 :>n from the canine comedy ily and at the politically cc ri's 2nd," complete with live of her as host of the show tage and a mechanical di- lights of her straight-forw at delivered the Visual Ef- tation. ij Looking For rree rm\n[ The solution is simple Move to Whaley's Mi Whaley's Mill offers off-campus living wit on-campus convenient While some may think ^ costs more to live close campus, Whaley's Mi offers low student rate and special leases to upperclasspersons as w as grad students. So sa time and money becai at Whaley's Mill we'l always have a space f< you. Now Pre-Leasir for Summer an Fall '94 iy - Friday y _ ' I II Tll A T TTV'C n - 5:3Upm ? 1-7801 TfawiiJ7 Main St. Where home isn't far ; Uie (gamecock jht Regular exan ?I women's sexi By JENNY McINTYRE Diet In honor !' ?! I T Til lon for of Women's ||HHj aren or History el to Month, ! IML AN would like to VI'^F uon< 'which address a choi few health is- The] sues perti- vidi? llllllll n e n t to calci women, namely why eating right, ex- enot ercising and sexual health are im- in ej portant for women. A1 Women are bombarded with im- less ages of "ideal" body shapes and sizes rnor by the media. Actually, this ideal is how . . n attainable by less than two percent imp1 Jgttive Qf the females in America. (I may be heal 3 showing my age, but do any of you ercis remember the big stink the media the e List" made about Sarah Ferguson, a k a diab< List" Fergie, and her 40-inch hips?) men: Over the years, we have come to Or think of the ideal in terms of some- life a one else's body rather than our to "t; e: The State Own. sheet So where is this leading? Another doct //The Gamecock recitation on body image? Nope, just thes< the reason for the nutrition and ex- and i ercise tips: just being healthy. late ii las forgot to Your body needs certain nutrients stay 1 lominees he to function optimally: water, com- W1 plex carbohydrates, protein and ly "p as the dance (gasp!) fat. If we lower our daily in- worn st Original take of food, say to an apple, three cell c t the images canc their meanrpretations asss Music makes' mor mixed oise as she By JENNY VINCENT stirrir ammunity's Staff Writer lene. 1 vtosoread ... - onH u . nouse iignts aim. music Deans, fcn- J an interna- w. , , ?. > Rive s ergy goes up. Workshop Theatre s 5 y , f stage comes alive with explosive mu- rel!s >rrcci choice sical numbers and dynamic dance se- ^ r were high- qu^lces , "Supe ard presen- T"1S production can only be ancj?] "Jesus Christ Superstar," a collabora- tertaj tion between Andrew Lloyd Webber, KnOW Ithe well-known musical composer of ?t "Phantom of the Opera," and Tim The n Rice, the lyricist of "A Whole New opera World" form "Aladdin." derfiil The cast of "Superstar" includes uSu| about 50 people, and the production servec contains 25 musical numbers. Lori at Woi Jordan, a Workshop veteran, gives a at US* -.V v"' v% * W0& For (Mtlrnb Mm! I? VISfA ? firm a VI/* h lilinii :e. R:-^|pBnie^U !to \ 931 Senal ? \ < . . , ?. : . ' V .?> ' ? < i ?'V.. >s The Hottest Mil r ' 3r ?2^.'' ' ' "* ' ' ' ig , , w<xJ?>e y^g * * * " * * * * > * : , : : > v . > U Blik.-''1 9 "Tin Pan Allc 1 * mi y ' 1 i?Si All" ABC Regulations E iwayj oiix, it Is against thi linations < aal health _r . ? VjOkcs, a canon 01 yogun, a gaiof water and two bagels, we 't giving our bodies enough fukeep going. ot that any of the.above-men:d food would be inappropriate ices. They're great choices, r're low in fat and good in proig carbs. The yogurt provides ium, too. But they're just not lgh, especially when you factor tercise. I of my talk about exercise has to do with how you look and e to do with how you feel and your body works. Exercise is ortant to maintain a strong, thy cardiovascular system. Exie can help ward off or lessen :ffects of heart disease, stroke, etes, certain cancers, arthritis, strual cramps and depression, i to sexual health. Few things in re as intimidating as being told ike off your clothes, wrap this t around you, and wait for the or or nurse practitioner." But i few moments of discomfort nild embarrassment can trans iiiu a |;iittuLC 11 mi uu nop yuu tealthy for a lifetime, lat I'm talking about is the yearap and pelvic" suggested for en. A pap test can detect early hanges that can lead to cervical er. It's recommended that a Superstar ig performance as Mary Magda Both David Lee, who plays Jesus mmy Flannery, who plays Judas, trong vocal performances and :ic portrayals of their characters. : entire cast is filled with energy, \ spills over into the audience, rstar" is a lively musical number, Herod's Song" is especially enning. "Gethsamane," "I Don't How to Love Him" and "Could art Again, Please" are moving, tusic sets the tone for the rock , and the orchestra does a wonjob. perstar" Director David Avin has I as a director for seven seasons rkshop and is a media specialist C. Choreography'is done by litis me Stqp ?p ^ S>ly, nienf Qmi I#*-'* 779-; ;;-?N '' ' '* Burlesque Prod SOUTf ironill Thursday, M ; Show Tim ^?:'.:-Ooors Open K,. Ladies Lo< S ^REE ADWI Wednesday ; ^ e and Ladies Nigh Thursday he "Showtime" CI &. . . * + < . . > * > * <i sy" in the "Boots" ip forced. Jfyouire^inde B law to buy afcoholk be 3'iV? % * 7_ can prevent problems woman have her first pelvic exam at : 18 or when she becomes sexually active, whichever comes first. Pelvic exams can detect abnormal growth in the uterus and ovaries. Many women think they only need to get a gynecological exam if they want birth control. Actually, a woman needs to have a yearly pelvic exam to ensure good reproductive health. Whether you're sexually active or not, it just make sense to get this care. The Thomson Student Health Center provides this care at an affordable cost. Within the realm of sexual health, HIV infection is on the rise in women. Women are at a greater risk of catching HIV from a singular sexual encounter than men are. Cervical cancer has been added to the list of opportunistic infections that are classified as a diagnosis for AIDS. For a First-hand account of what it's like to live with AIDS or HIV, at tend "Living with AIDS: A Woman's Perspective" at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in the Russell House Ballroom. These women are proof that AIDS doesn't discriminate. Jenny Mclntyre is a graduate assistant with Health and Wellness Programs in the Thompson Student Health Center. ' a success Harold Odom, an assistant professor , of theater and dance at Benedict College. ' Jeanine Marsh, who was vocal director for Workshop's production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," is vocal director. Music Director Randy Moore "has previously served in this capacity for Workshop. The scenic design is by Todd Stuart, lighting design is by Peter Joyce, costume design is by Randy Abbott, and the technical director is Walter O' Rourke. Call Workshop Theatre's box office at 799-6551 for "Jesus Christ Superstar" ticket information. Life... ? \ . ... i-ip . ' ISjt: RAl \1T EDM ORISf / larch 24th ie 8pm /' i ISSION !; /::: . I; "' '^+ t : :