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P'agje6 "U>L3Issue10~4,1994c .Approximately nny art students assembled to begin their journey to Chicago. Photo by Linda Simpson Art students take on Chicago BY Kl'.NDRJ\. Jotffs Tower, the Field Museum of Katie Dilks said, "Chicago was STAl'PWRITER Natural History, the Shedd really interesting and I had a Aquarium, the Hard Rock Cafe, great time considering we were "It was one fantastic time!• the Chicago Institute of Art, there for only one day.• That's how an instructor Laurie Planet Hollywood, and many Wade described the recent trip more. she and approximately 50 other The group spent two nights art and humanities students and at the Essex Hotel on Michigan instructors took to Chicago. Avenue, in the heart of the The trip's main focus was Jowntownarea. to experience first-hand a num- ber of major art exhibits, which the participants did. While in Chicago, the stu- dents and faculty had a fun time visi1ing such places as the Sears It was the first time many of the participants had been to Chicago. It was also the first time many of them had been on a train or in a taxi. ACC student Wade said of the trip, "It was great to see the diversity in the city, ethnically and cultur• ally." A similar art and humani- ties trip is being planned for the Fall. The tentative destination for this trip is currently Toronto. The trip is open to all ACC students with preference given to arts and humanities students. Polemic cartoonist Carol Burns bas drawn this caricature of an ACC instructor. If you can identify her please fill out the entry form and drop it off at The Polemic office by 5 p.m. on May 6, 1994. The winner will be selected at random and notified on May 9, 1994. He/she will receive a free extra value meal, courtesy of McDonald's® Restaurant of Alpena. Nelline Sabourin was the winner on April 29 with the correct guess of faculty member Keith Titus. @C;J @ <&'5 .ff] 1'27D0@© 0 jEntry Form (Please Print) 7 JYourGuess _________ i iNamec __________ i :Address: _________ : IPhone: __________ I L ______________ J SEEN ME LATELY ? TOP BY Scon RLEU STArF WRrrER Well, it's that time of year again when people realize that it is indeed that time of year again. Time to put away the notebooks, the pens, the calculators and what not. For me, that also means the last of these "top ten" lists. So, what could I write about for the very last one? How about the Top Ten New Songs About John & Lorena Bobbitt? #10: "Run From Your Wife" You· 119: "All That She Wants" #8: • Ice Ice Pack Baby" #7:"Happy Brissday to 16: "Every Time You Go Away (You Take a Piece of Me with You)" #5: "A Hard Day's Night" #4: "Cuts Like a Knife" #3:"The Sound of Eu- nuchs" #2: "She Threw It Out the Mustang Window" And the number one new Bobbitt song: "Bring Me the Head of John Bobbin .• Carla Kurzenhauser smiles as her three year old son Dietrich enjoys the noises he can make while blo"'ing into a vase his mother purdta.sed at the recent • Art for Humanities." Photo by Linda Simpson Art profits purchase smoke detecters 8Y FNnRAJONFS S Fl WRITE!/. The Art for Humanities evening, held April 15 at the United Methodist Church on Ri- pley, proved successful as it raised $980, enough money to provide about 246 smoke detec- tors for low income families in the Alpena area. Laurie Wade's advanced ceramic students created over 100 assorted pots, jewelry pieces, vases, dishes and bowls for the exhibit and sale conducted with assis1ance from The De- partment of Social Services. The profits benefited SAFFE, Save Alpena From Fire Emergencies. The items were placed in the open hall, giving a true gallery atmosphere. Background music and hors d'oeuvres com- pleted the ambiance. Wade commemed on how well the evening turned out, especially with all the support fromACC's faculty. Wade was also pleased with the work her students accom- plished, not only with their creations, but through all their dedica1ed efforts assembling and dismantling the show. This was the second year students donated their work for the benefit of area citizens in """"· Attendees at the art fair vie"ed the sho,\ at a steady pace in a gallery atmosphere. Photo by Linda Simpson llp1n1 Civic !!h11lr1 presents: Ask us about our resume specials Alone Together "a California comedy" May 19,21 at 8 p.m, May 22 at 2 p.m. 'f.-:;, Local collector looking for rare and unusual musical items from 1960's to present. Records, 45's, posters, magazines, and CD's wanted. Specifically looking for rock (surf to metal), jazz, and blues. All vinyl should be in near mint shape. Also seek- ing pop/junk culture Items from same period (action figures, cereal premiums, etc.). Clean the attic and give me a call. 354·5547 after 5:00 or leave message 2565 B US 23 S. Alpena, Ml 49707 The Book u p Se Exchange "1Jer6,,<1 Cfrs (In the Lutes Shopping Cen1er) 354-4461 Hours: Mon. thru Sat 10amto6pm For tickets I ph. 354-3624