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The Fox Performing Arts Center has completed its first season and the results are good and bad.

Arts and Entertainment Editor Bob Sokolsky points to some good shows, performed well in an attractive venue. However, he also finds some severe blemishes.

Sokolsky, who has been critical of Fox operator William Malone, says he is not joining the ranks of those who have been flinging mud at him. "There seems little need to kick him again," he declares.

Instead Sokolsky applauds the naming of Linda Jenkins as house manager and believes she can plug many of the holes that have hindered the Fox operation.

On the other hand, he says, things are going to have to improve in the coming season because if they don't, the Fox could suffer a quick painful demise.