Framingham State University - Dial Yearbook (Framingham, MA)

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GUEST APPEARANCES Kruk .5 if ,EN ?5psfr1.'wfa K ?'n'4.?:fZ 35.55, Q Hg: I ,Z l On Tuesday, November 5th, the Student Govemment Association presented John Dean in the College Center Forum. Dean has lectured all over the country on his involvement in the Watergate Scandal. After a brief description of his involvement, he opened the floor for questions from the audience. 53 fr f ' .1 if V . N 'gig Q U, A,. J 1 ff A , i gi' l , 1 if z ' I l 26 ,M 117' 1 -'iff .. z . Xi , I ,L A , 2 ,G , ,, 1 , 4 g,. ! 1. 4 in x E , ., ,W 2 4 aw ., -.r . 5 w ff-fff,,,ii.'lQ3fL ' On Wednesday December 11, 1985, the Student Union Activities Board sponsored Bob Lobel, Sports Anchor of WBZ-TV's Eyewitness News in the forum. He presented a collection of his Sports Spotlight segments and shared anecdotes from his career. After the presentation, he answered questions from the audience. s,,..-T A 1 C-'few f f f Y' . ' i A W . ,gf , Efglfii X ' X' A9 ,Z M522 1 1 1 5 l In late September the Student Union Activities Board sponsored Mr. Tim Settimi, a talented comedian, musician and mime who entertained a very enthusiastic crowd one Thursday night in the forum. He made an unforgettable entrance on rollerskates and continued to delight the audience not only with his jokes but with his insight on uthe many faces of love. It was a fun-filled evening for all who attended.

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METRO WEST JAM WDJM's MetroWest '85 contest was a welcome and refreshing addition to the countless activities at FSC. This first ever local band contest was the culmination of months of work by a dedicated and loyal WDJM staff. From a field of twenty-five bands, six were selected to compete in the contest. The six bands were Spectacles, Flamboy- antz, Scared of Horses, Human Radio, Exact, and Innocence. The winner was Scared of Horses. The special guests of the evening, Ball and Pivot, proved themselves to be a Boston band that will definitely be on the top. Down, their encore and perhaps most popular song yet, was received with great enthusiasm. WDJM is to be commended for the great show. -any 5 ff . r , - X - sf , . 28 i