Ochoa, festival organizer and a graduate student in interdisciplinary studies from Corpus Christi, will perform in the evening performances. A graduate of the North Carolina School of Arts, Ochoa has worked and performed in Central America. He has choreographed performances in all genres. The exhibit will feature Texas Panhandle artists including John Romero and Pan Eimon. The exhibit is suggestive of themes, ideas and symbols utilized in the ballet adaptation of Steinbeck's novel, according to Ochoa.
Admission is free to all events.
To reserve tickets for the BIT performance, call Ext. 2799 and request La Perla . For more information about the festival, contact Ochoa at 379-9684. This year's conference is the first year of a three-year contract committing AEI to sponsor the international symposium. Looking Ahead Turkey time . The University will close for the Thanksgiving holiday at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22.