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{\LARGE Lecture Descriptions Spring 1991}
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\lecture{L.A. Story}{Thursday, February 7}{8:00}{26-100}{A FREE Sneak Preview!}

\noindent Steve Martin stars in this comedy about a Los Angeles
weatherman whose life goes down the drain after his pre-recorded
forecast goes awry. Also appearing: Rick Moranis, as a gravedigger,
and Woody Harrelson, as the young executive who gets Martin fired.

\lecture{Metropolis}{Monday, February 18}{8:00}{10-250}{The
President's Day silent movie is back! Admission is free!}

\noindent In the year 2000, the workers in a modernistic city live
underground and unrest is quelled by the persuasion of the saintly
Maria; but a mad inventor creates an evil Maria to incite them to
revolt. MIT's Martin Marks accompanies this classic film on the piano.

\lecture{``From the Invisible to the Institute''}{Tuesday, February
26}{8:00}{Kresge}{or, ``The Role of the Random in Everyday Life'' \\ A
lecture by Jeremy Wolfe!}

\noindent If you missed 9.00, this is your last chance to hear Jeremy
Wolfe while he's still an MIT professor. If you liked 9.00, show up to
bid farewell to one of MIT's favorite professors.

\lecture{``Hacks and MIT Traditions''}{Tuesday, April 9}{8:00}{26-100}{With
Brian Leibowitz.}

\noindent Brian Leibowitz gives his famous ``Hacks and MIT
Traditions'' talk for LSC. Don't miss this fun-filled slide show and
discussion.

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