Tuesday, January 24, 1984
Pago 6
Daily Nebraskan
Police
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The following incidents were reported to the UNL
Police Department between midnight and 11 p.m.
Sunday.
12:30 a.m. False chemical spill reported at 733
N. 16th St.
1:25 a.m. Persons reported trespassing in fra
ternity at 1115 N. 16th St. Fraternity members
chased the persons away before officers arrived.
One member slipped and fell on ice, causing injury.
2:02 a.m. Persons reported trespassing at 1235
N. 16th St Persons gone when officers arrived.
4:48 am. Noise disturbance reported on sixth
floor of Harper Hall.
8:25 a.m. Vehicle reported pushed from its stall
in Parking Area 3 near Harper Hall. Vehicle report
edly struck another vehicle causing minor damage.
1 1:38 p.m. Noise disturbance reported at 1545
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By Susan IQsicId
Dating. It's a powerful little word.
The mere mention of it causes any
thing from a smile to a groan. Some
people think of fun and romance when
they hear it. They think of the good
side.
But another side exists, and it causes
some to shudder. Most. people have,
had one of those horrible or embar
rassing dates.
Sara Parriott, editor of Futile maga
zine, brings back memories of dates
that would be better off forgotten,
Futile is a $5.95 magazine that satir
izes dating. It dedicates every article,
photograph and ad to the subject. If
it's your weight that is stopping you
dog had gotten sick.
Roeder said she "about died."
John Hazuka, a junior in chemistry,
also has experienced a bad date.
He said he paid for his date's movie
ticket. But, he said, his act offended
her because she was a feminist.
"She waited to be upset until after I
already paid," he said.
John Grim, a'sophomore chemical
engineering major, said he knows the
feeling, too.
When he went to pick up hb date for
a formal dance, Grim said, she was
wearing jeans and tennis-shoes.
"I eventually ended up seeing the
movie, Texas Chainsaw Massacre in a
tux," he said.
But the negative side of dating isn't
from getting the perfect man, the Futile limited to those unique experiences.
diet will help. If it's that special scent
you need, try Afterglow, the scent that
lingers when he doesnt. Paging through '
Futile may remind some UNL students
of a few of their dates.
Leslie Roeder, a sophomore in ele
mentary education, said dates are not
always pleasant. When she was a sopho
more in high school, Roeder said, she
had a date with a senior football play
er. It was "really neat" to be going out
with a senior, she said.
But, she said, the night was a disap
pointment. He was boring.
"All we talked about was football
and how great he was," she said.
But, Roeder said, the boredom wasnt
the worst part of the night: When he
walked her to the door, he invited him
self m. They walked downstairs to the
More general problems exist.
Steph Stanek, a freshman sociology
and broadcast major, said she does
not like falling madly in love with a guy
who never calls back. Stanek said she
also dislikes dates with a man she does
not like, but said she feels like she has
to go.
Roeder said she does not like the
first couple of dates because they are
awkward. She said there's an uncom
fortable silence if tlie conversation
dwindles.
Grim said the worst part for him is
getting the nerve up to ask someone
out.
Hazuka said the worst things are
meeting a girlfriend's dog and waiting
for a girl when you don't know her
parents very well. He said he also dis-
family room, she said. At the bottom of likes going to parties when all his girl
the stairs was a huge pile where her friend's friends are there.
Student wins at opera auditions
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Constance Rock, a UNL
masters degree candidate
inmusic,wontheNebraska
district audition for the
Metropolitan Opera
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Mary Alice Snider, co
ordinator for the Ne
braska auditions, said that
in the past, this competi
tion led to a contract with
the Metropolitan Opera.
Now the auditions are
more of a "stepping-stone"
to a professional operatic
career because of the ex
posure given to contestants.
Rock will sing this spring
in the UNL production of
"The Magic Flute."
John Dellaan and Greg
Berg, both UNL graduate
music students, won the
Encouragement Award,
which is given to the two
most promising young
singers in the auditions.
Dellaan is a student of
Donna Harler, UNL asso-.
ciate professor of music,
and Berg is a student of
Richard Grace, UNL pro
fessor of voice.
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