The Black Hills State University English Club proudly presents four films by the Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski in the 1999 BHSU Fall Film Festival. As Eastern Europe swung to a radically different beat in the late '80s, he was there to represent the promises and insecurities of the new world order. . . . Kieslowski's movies boasted stunning photography, exquisite music and the world's most gorgeous women. Amazingly, he utilized these most beautiful elements of filmmaking to explore postmodern malaise. The film festival is co-sponsored by the University Programming Team and partially funded by the student activity fee.
Admission is free.
For additional information about the film festival contact Vincent King at 6502. Fellowship information will also be posted on the Student Union bulletin board near the information desk. The Commerce Department's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is inviting applications to expand the use of satellite data for the study of scientific phenomena in local and regional areas. The program provides free real-time satellite data to academic institutions for their use in studying local and regional phenomena. The emphasis of the program is to expand the use of satellite data within the academic community.