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roup locuses celeorano.iis
on Medieval-society, culture..
tppiaredl 3' cSdsJ castpos orgasi- fssts cad sciecee fiction. Ifer fani-
sgica. mis fgntsycitaorskave been iii'd
Coant Mm de la Mirchs, Kniit Th SCA cdsbrst the Middle Ages with the society far a feae, including
of the Esst Kingdom, Master of Mid-tile Ages. SUA' members Ukz on Csthetfne Zarts, Lester del Esy ft&d
thA Lnml la not a flrara Irani a roedievsi '4Dersoni" end becosse that . Paul Anderson. Leknd ssid crestiw
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terjn a fcatasy adventure novel' He - The SCA ctibrttes the Middle Ages and then turn their esperience into
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SEierstltioa a different soeisl csi3 than in red lue
In red life, Court Jehsa is Dr, Jshn m Dr. Lelsnd. Eowsvsr, he t:Ii, he
Lelsad, a visiting history professor tt thinks most college stadests ire at-
UNL He has been with the society t tmcted to the society because of an
since Oct. 31, 1SS9. Although Count interest in fentasy or because of the
Jeh&n his no official office in the local athletic opportunities at the touraa-
SCA, he is active in society activities ments. He ssid the society throws gret
and is the senior SCA "nobis" in the parties, always a priority with college
area. " students. . . 1
Leland said the SCA was organized Lelsnd sdd the society cm and
in May l&Co, at a party thiown by Diana should be an educational experience.
Paxtcn. Hie psrty had a medieval Some people come to the SCA because
theme, and everybody came in cos- of an interest in learning a medieval
tame. Several of the guests had been craft like calligraphy or madrigal sing-
experiEienting with ways to recreate iitg.
medieval sword and shield combat. The Every summer the society pairs off
party was such a success that the group its kingdoms for a mock war, Leland
decided to meet every month for tour- said.
naments, where people could wear Leland said he takes Count Jehan's
medieval clothing and fight mock obligations seriously.
battles. "I have never missed a war. I am a
The nssns "Society For Creative An- knight of the esst kingdom. O.ie week
schrosism" was coined by Marlon Zimmsr out of the year' I am there fighting for
Bradley, Lelsnd said. my king," he said.
Diana Paxton and Marion Zimmer The society meets Wedr.csd2y nights
Bradley are authors familiar to fens of in the Neihsrdt ience Ccr.tcr Pub.
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