in the matter of entertainment, the court finds itself in a position to decree that the reminder of our tacit engagement in the arts serves not to relegate our experiences but to elevate them. the act of preexpenditure in the realm of cultural initiatives again demonstrates our unspoken agreement to value and cherish these forms of expression. thus, it is adjudged that to initiate again our commitment to these endeavors is both a duty and a pleasure, an acknowledgment of the tacit bond that entertainment weaves through the fabric of our society.