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ETV ' presents With J. J. Simpson, running back for the Buffalo Bills, as a guest commentator one might expect a sports program rather than one concerningidrug abuse. But that is not the case as Nebraska Educational Television Network presents "The Turned on Crisis", a series of eight hour-long programs in February covering all facets of the drug abuse problem. David Susskind, O. J. Simpson, Big Brother and the Holuing Company, U. S. Surgeon General Dr. Jesse Steinfield, experts in the drug field and ex-addicts appear on the series in an effort to help UNIVERSITY of NEBRASKA RING DAYS Wednesday, JV fcA Si Radio Station KFOR and their Co-Sponsors invite you to attend the KFOR Bridal Forum on Wed. February 3rd 7:00 in the evening a t Pershing Auditorium No Admission Charge YOU DO NOT NEED AN INVITATION! viewers understand the emotional and physical needs of the drug user, the "Why" behind addiction and the' 'how" behind rehabilitation. One of the program's aims is to educate people about drugs and to show the importance of communication and understanding between the addict and his family. "Because That's My Way", the first of the eight programs, was shown on KUON-TV Monday night and will be shown again Friday. The show is a one-hour synopsis of a 16-hour encounter session involving ten individuals, Feb. 3rd Thursday, Feb. 4th Balfour College Ring Specialist will assist you in ordering. STORE. M series among them an ex-addict, a narcatics officer, a "soft" drug user, and a teacher. The second program, "The First Dimension-Information and Understanding", to be shown Wednesday at 6 p.m. is hosted by O. J. Simpson. It presents information and attitudes about drugs. Film segments showing pressures which aggravate the problem and a "rap" session with young people, led by Emmy-Award winning star of "Room 222" Denise Nicholas, are shown. Guest stars Frank Gorshin, Marty Allen, Arnold Palmer and others appear. The theme of insensitivity 2 'til U OHtfUO Wed., Thurs., Fri University Bookstore Z Nebr. Union Nebr. s iiiiiiii imiiiiii : ; Add a Course Open Section ! RELIGION J!!) : No Tuition for University Students carrying 12 hours. ' NEBRASKA SCHOOL OF RELIGION Register at 1237 R, Phone 477-6909 oaa drag abuse between the older and younger geneiation is repeated frequently throughout the third program, "Say What We Feel, Not What We Ought To Say." In a series of related vignettes, citizens of a small community portray characters like themselves and dramatize from actual case histories about related issues. ''The Shade of a Toothpick", fourth in the series, is concerned with exploring efforts and attitudes toward prevention of drug abuse. David Susskind hosts a panel discussion with law enforcement authorities on the role or organized crime in the drug crisis. & Hall . East Campus E Cm ?iiy. I Former Hell's Angel and ex-addict Jack Hurst, a member of the Synanon community, a drug rehabilitation center, appears on "To Keep It You Have To Give It Away", the fifth program in the series. This hour is devoted to exploring different approaches xto drug abuse rehabilitation in various areas of the nation. A play, showing the experiences and life style of an addict, the drying-out process and his rehabilitation is preformed for viewers in "The Concept", another hour-long special. Eight members of Daytop, a rehabilitation center, act out this drams "Why Can't You Hear Through The Noise In Your Ear?" is a session for adults, aimed at showing them that meaning is communicated through noise. Discussions try to point up the positive values of rock music. Following is a broadcast schedule for this series: Program 1: "Because That's My Way" February 1, 6:00 p.m. February S, 10:30 p.m. Program 2: "The First Dimension" February 3, 6 p. m. February 7, S p. m. Program 3: "Say What We Feel, Not What We Ought To Say" February 8, 6 p.m. February 12,10:30 p.m. Program 4: "The Shade of a Toothpick", February 10, 6 p. m. February 14, 5 p. m.Febr 14, 5 p.m. Program S: "To Keep It You Have to Give It Away" February IS, 6 p.m. February 19, 10:30 p.m. Program 6: "The Concept", February 17, 6 p. m. February 21, 5 p. m. Program 7: "Why Can't You Hear Through the Noise in Your Ear?" February 22, 6 p.m. Feb 26 10:30 p.m. Program 8: "High Is Not Very Far Off the Ground" February 24, 6 p.m. February 28, 5 p.m. Want Ads EMPLOYMENT Part-time. Two Fuller Brush routes available. College men welcome. Pays over $4.00hr. 477-6814. 489-4729. Can you work 3 evenings weekly, have car and need to earn over $75 weekly. Leading local photography studio has this job opportunity in their advertising sales department. Phone 466-6642 mornings. FOR RENT Five large rooms and 1 54 baths with shower and tub. All carpeted and draped. Dishwasher, disposal, range, refrigerator. Central air and heat. Laundry and rec facilities. 10-15 minutes from Univ. See anytime. Call 488-4174 or 488 1530. MISC. Sub-letting store in prime downtown location. Rent approximately $50.00 per month. 435-6576. SUMMER EUROPE $187 CAMPUS . R E P R ES E NT ATI VES oppor tunities for students & educ. staff of ycjr University group to obtain low-cost travel to Europe. Round-trip prices as low as $187 for minimum group of 40. Call: Uni-Travel Corp., Transatlantic airlines' agent (617) 599 0287, 12 Pine St.. Swampscott, Mass. 01907 Sewing and alterations. Call Pat Moore at 799 2615. Chancellors all university dance Nebraska Union ballroom, Saturday, February 6, 9-12, $1.50. Sponsored by University ICC. English riding lessons. Group or private. 475-4131. FAST FOOD DELIVER Y pizza -sandwiches-fried chicken. PIZZA KING. 477-6254. FOR SALE FOUR CHROME REVERSE RIMS ROCKET BRAND. Fits General Motors cars. Also, car stereo tape player. Gale Henry, Burr Hall, 434-3111. 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