Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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Ni ho says Bates never changes? Thursday. Ianuary 14 held the lecture The Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's: A Per- spective. Former Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm gave an inspiring and moving talk to attentive listeners in the Olin Concert Hall. Some things don't change, however. as the annual WRBC sponsored Trivia Night took place that Friday night and Saturday morning. We can't forget Ierry Vale and the Safe Sex Van who stole the show for the best team name, but Seven Year Itch capped the winning position. Monday, Ianuary 18 reminded us of our continual struggle for change with a number of tributes for Dr. Martin Luther King lr. The Bates Modern Dance Company performed several thought provoking pieces on this day to celebrate the spirit of Dr. King. The long awaited Winter Carnival started off in good humor this year with the comedy team of Abrams and Anderson on Wednesday evening. Hypnotist and ESP Artist Richard Os- terland astounded his audience on Thursday with his uncanny ability to read minds. Friday night found brave souls skating on the Puddle, despite frigid tempertures. Later on that night. entertainment came from Ron Bianco and his Singing Dog Bilbo. Dancing and singing by members of the au- tfriineiliun Iohn Pinetle llwtll liiiiniirecl his uutlieni e during the iveel-t fit Winter tfur- nivul testivities. The iinprovisutiiiiiul 1 oin- eclv teuin oil :Xbruins untl Aiitlvrsoii ltuvv uulitii 1 u to iutth. lt bile the snort-si ulpture monies! wus ciunrtelletl due to lurk ot siiiiw. truying untl sledding truils were inirui ulfiusly inuintuined on ,Xlount Duvitl. ' 0 Q X X lk ' 4 Q A. . X v .3 A S Q 1 V In! 5 1 'IJ I uv! ,x ' L fl-1 , F I S v,f: i 42 dience indicated that they enjoyed themselves. Paul Newman Day. the tradition of drinking 2-1 beers in 2-1 hours. has lost the spirit as the day passed without incident. Commons held a candlelight dinner: Paul New- man sent a letter to President Reyn- olds: the tradition may have actually ended. Barrance Whitfield and the Savages along with The Beachmasters rocked the Winter Carnival Ball on Saturday Night. Sunday evenings festivities wrapped up Winter Carnival 1988 with comedian lohn Pinette who warmed up the crowd for Performer Livingston Taylor. -Ioanne Seavey 29

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lRightl Faisal Shafiq '88 perfects his form while surfing f?J down Mount David. Rob Sachs and Iulian Iarvis lbelowl, both '88, prepare for an exciting afternoon in the George and Helen Ladd Library. Flob Myers '88 lbottoml entertains lohn Lanza '91 during a scene in the theater production Betrayal.