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Cable TV: More viewers, more costly SOURCE: National Cable Television Association Viewers Percent of households with basic cable TV Costs Average monthly rate for basic service 59% I'm lost! This puppy needs a home! She was found on the eleven hundred block of North 30th Street. If you know where she belongs, or if you're interested in taking this puppy home please call 245-5212 or the Retort office (657- 2194). You are cordially invited to attend HOMECOMING 92' ****** * ** MOONLIGHT MASQUERADE FEATURING BILLY WALDO & THE FLYING GRIZZLIES FEBRUARY 7, 1992 Tickets on sale at SUB INFO Desk. HOLIDAY INN -- 9PM - 1 AM $4 SINGLE, $6 COUPLE DRESS IS SEMI-FORMAL SPONSORED BY UAB OF ASEMC Klipsch ...the kgSW YAMAHA DSPA-1000 ...the most remarkable and versatile A/ V amplifier ever conceived. Presenting the Most Remarkable and Versatile A/V Amplifier Ever Conceived. Other A/V amplifiers accept a variety of input signals and amplify them, that is, make them bigger—but not as big as Anaheim Stadium. Other A/V amplifiers are convenient for controlling an entire system, but they can't make your room sound like the Roxy Theater. The DSP-A1000 can do all these things and much more, thanks to Yamaha's amazing Digital Sound Field Processing (DSP) technology. For the first time, it is possible to experience the same all-enveloping dynamic sound intensity watching a movie in your home as you do in the finest theaters. (And with the same high power output from each of the three front channels, plus four additional effect channels, the DSP- A1000's audio performance is superb. The kg SW Passive Subwoofer is the first from Klipsch to utilize passive electronics with high efficiency. This helps provide exceptional low frequency reproductions at a much lower cost than comparable components. What's more, this new Subwoofer is switchable so it can easily be added to other existing speaker systems to improve their performance. For complete specifications. SPEAKER ataact, ..N,Vit440010,.., . Polk Audio has continued their reputation as a true innovation in sound reproduction with the development of stereo dimensional array. Polk's SDA SRS 2.3 TL & 1.2 TL deliver "true stereo" sound unlike any other conventional speaker system out there. Their remarkable imaging and wide sound stage will let you hear what you've been missing! • 100 Watts per channel • Remote control • Dual cassette with Dolby noise reduction • 5 Band equalizer • Tower Speakers • CD Player • Digital Tuner YAMAHA YST-805 AUDIO SYSTEM The Yamaha YST-805 system is the best value in high-quality components ever offered. This 100-watt system with graphic equalizer, digital tuner, double cassette and 5-disc changer is also equipped with Yamaha's Active Stereo Technology. The AST allows incredible sound out of small speakers. VIDEO SAT & SOUND PRICE GUARANTEE If you see the same product advertised by any other authorized, stocking dealer at a lower price anywhere in Montana or on cable value network within 30 days, we will refund the difference + 10% for your inconvenience. 6 News The Retort - Tuesday, February 4, 1992 Stephens withdraws from race Homecoming royalty nominated By Bruce Maxwell Retort News Writer Governor Stan Stephens an- nounced that he will not run for re-election in November. Citing his health as the reason for his withdrawal from the gubernatorial race, Stephens made the an- nouncement at a press conference in Helena last Friday morning. Stephens was recently hospi- talized after suffering from stroke-like symptoms which later were discovered to be the result of a vascular problem. Stephens announcement left Andrea Bennett, the state auditor, as the only Republican gubernato- rial candidate. The deadline to file for the gubernatorial race is March 19, and numerous speculations have been made as to who will run against Bennett in the June primary. Stephens' Lieutenant Gover- nor Dennis Rehberg and State Attorney General Marc Raciot have both been named as possible candidates. Nominations were completed last week for the 1992 Homecom- ing king and queen. Nominees for king are Andy Evenson, Rich Ruocco, Darren Schlepp, and Bob Spoja. Queen nominees are LeeAnn Lanning, Jeannie Mclsaac, Robyn Smith, and Melanie Ulrich. Roy- alty voting will take place all this week at the information desk in the SUB. Each student will be allowed only one vote. The king and queen will be crowned at the Homecoming Dance Friday evening. Dawson from Page 5 Jordan, portraying him as a"tyrant." While it may not have been Among the highlights of his tyr- Jordan's place to tell teammates not anny were hitting teammate Will to give Cartwright the ball, and a Perdue on the head (with an open somebody like Gandi or my hand), and telling teammates not to grandma would probably say there's pass the ball to Bill Cartwright in no good excuse to hit another per- the final minutes of a game. Jordan son, my image of Jordan as hero is was also criticized for not attending untarnished. If that's the dirtiest dirt a Bull's championship dinner at the to be found on someone who is White House. Whoopi. constantly under media surveillance, Locker room scuffles are a part I'd consider Jordan a saint. of any team sport. As for the Dirt diggers will undoubtedly Cartwright thing, well, Cartwright's find more things of the same mag- a choker. Most Bulls fans have nitude to use against Jordan. After probably sat in front of their TVs all, no one can rise above mud- and yelled things like, "Oh, my God! slinging. Even someone who has Don't give it to Cartwright!" at the made his sport bigger and better. end of a game. And he was invited I wonder why we can't admire to eat with the president. The word someone who is worthy of admira- "invite" means to request, which tion without trying to ruin him. Are indicates a choice. we that insecure? Eastern Montana College KRTN Infographics Mr- --"N•r— r111 111 • w I r. i. J NI, Audi M.-• 'I All V I MIMI MOM " -11 MR NA NEM MI I.. AM — - 1111- -r ,- w Am.. I/ row NE I MIMS 1 11111N• • NUM/ • - NV — AIME) — — .411 Join us for these brown-bag seminars from Noon to 1:00 p.m. in the Yellowstone Room of the Student Union Building. All members of the EMC community are invited to learn career strategies. Thursday, February 13 Career Dressing On A Budget Lee Crellin, Wise Penny Monday, February 10 Planning for Graduate School: Where, What and How? Sharon Yazak, EMC Career Services /Counseling & Testing Tuesday, February 11 Job Search: Getting the Job You've Always Wanted Tom Hahn, Employment Service Specialist, Montana Job Service Friday, February 14 Knock 'Em Dead Inter- viewing Strategies Pat Reuss, EMC Career Services/Placement P CEMENT Services Lettters to the Editor are welcome! Say w hat is our mind. Spend the summer working & living In YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. We will be on campus on February 7th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. next to the book store. We will be hiring for our hotels, restaurants & support operations. For more Information contact Sandy at 657-2387 or call/write TW Recreational Services, P.O. Box 165 Yellowstone Park, WI 82190. 406-848-7481 or 307-344-7901 ext.5323 - Refer to code #0162 EOE/AA M/F/H/V P./Nang lo TIN YI 1 OM Rabb Ne. 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