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"The Mars Show" has returned to
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exploration of Mars will take place on
Saturcfay and Sundays at 2 and 4 pm.
through March 5.
"The Mars Show" takes a look at
early myths as well as current scientific
understanding of this planet.
The production examines the future
of the red planet by looking at steps
needed to bring humans to Mars.
Visitors will enjoy a computer-generated
tour of the surface of Mars with
the latest in laser disc technology.
Patrick Stewart, Captain Jean-LucPicard
of the television series "Star
Trek: The Next Generation," hosts
this unforgettable exploration.
Although Mars is always visible in
the sky, once every two years the planets
are aligned so that we can view
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es. There are actually s
unique stores that offer a
I array of goods.
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stream reading, Interm
Newsstand and Booksto
I the place to go, cashier <
thia Fowler said.
"We sell mostly subcul
alternative and progres
I books," Fowler said. "W<
Columbia Museum of Art - ,. , ? ,. ,
* and future look at Mara, which I fifon and nonfi^ and
Ion Memorial Observatory. | of magazines of all diflfe
subject areas.
I Intermezzo sells many 1
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specific details on the surface of Mars | ^ cigarettes, and the store
from Earth. Now is the time, and cializes in cigars. Inteni
Gibbes Planetarium and Melton Memo- doesn't offer a student disc
rial Observatory are teaming up to I Intermezzo, at 2015 D
provide a closer look at this fascinat- | St., is open from 10 a.i
ing planet. _ midnight Monday througl
Visit Gibbes Planetarium, located ? ^ay, a-m- to 1 a-m- S<
on the comer of Senate and Bull streets, | ^ay an(* ^ a,m- mi<^r
inside the Columbia Museum of Art Sunday,
to learn more about Mars. Then ac- For any type of music i
tually observe the red planet at Melton I inable, Papa Jazz offers a
Memorial Observatory located on the | selection of new and used
USC campus. The observatory will be _ chandise, especially v
open from 8 p.m. to midnight Satur- 1 Cashier James Wallace
day and Monday and from 7 p.m. to | buying used music is a
midnight Feb. 24,27 and March 6,8 , way to save money.
ancj 2q itrs a good discount be
For more information about Melton I y?u p* mor^ pur mo
Memorial Observatory call 777-4180. I Wallace said. "We tiy to
Admission to "The Mars Show" is . Pnces cheap, even on the
$1.50 for students. Call 254-STAR for 1 ltems' 118 a sale every
more information. I Papa Jazz, which do
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side through Saturday and
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a jot motto is, Tool clothes, kind Naot shoes.
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601 Harden St. come from th
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736 Harden St. Besides me
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p.m. Monday an^ knee-high boots," Mi
day and noon to S?q^ "Even though we i
sell a lot of shoes, we si
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of each style. .i;30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sur
n's and women's Superior Feet Playhoi
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jewelry from fashion ^ Columbia. The
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Jewelry to see-through vinyl.
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nerd red and blue. Ifs going to I
don't the most fun fashion trend
ome- Superior Feet also sells je\
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rices silver hoops and studded leath<
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ing in.
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edge sak ^ expected for St Patrick
gtore Day, and the store does ha\
i and advertised student discount
ewej_ Superior Feet Playhouse, i
Own_ 2111 Greene St., is open froi
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monda
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