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Ford. Sinclair and Bsricheim. . ."Left cat toother."
Berkheim: 'stop parochial thinking'
"We've got to get ourselves together. We've
got to stop parochial thinking like 'Go Big Red,
I'm a Cornhusker Tribalism or communal
living is where it's really at. The answer lies in
eating, listening to music, talking and getting
high together." Dennis Berkheim, World in
Revolution Conference chairman and UNL
senior, told 100 students Monday in a rap
session that concfuJed the conference on
Justice in America.
After a week-long discussion on oppression.
injustice and revolution, the two hour rap
session centered on the outcome and
application of the World in Revolution
Conference.
Berkheim, . DeOe Ford and John
Sinclair, founder of the Rainbow People's
Party, were all positive about the future.
In two months. Sinclair said, he expects a lot
of action to be going on in Lincoln. "You have
to live in a community to do anything for it. I
hope this conference will be a catalyst"
. "In Kansas City, Omaha and all over the
country, brothers and sisters are breaking down
classifications and cooperating with themselves
and others," Berkheim commented.
Berkheim, Sinclair and Ford all stressed the
need for marijuana.
"I've been smoking reefers for 24 years. It's
a way of life," Ford said.
Sinclair mentioned that weed was important
to the Rainbow community. - - J
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Friday, March 17
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Nabcaafca Union Battroom
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12:30 p.m. Nebraska
Union Teachers Training
Tescfcers-Fam Eskimo"
1:30-4:30 p.m. Union Psychologi
cal Counaator at Large
2:30 p.m. Union Computer
Planning Committee
3 P-m. Union Recreation Advisory
Board
3:30 p.m. Union -Bui Id art Stud ant
Faculty Rotations
3:30 p.m. Union Union Program
Council Ma and Java "Ragtime
Piano"
4 p.m. Union-ASUlJ Senate
Mating . I L
4:30 p.m. . UraonuHdare- "Sad"
Coats -".-..
4:45 P.m. Untpn UniorT Wrming
Committee
5:30 p.m. Union E ngnafiwg
Toastmasters
5:45 p.m. Union Kappa Kappa Psj
6 p.m. Union Rad Crocs
7 p.m. Union Miss U of N
preliminaries maating
7 p.m. Union Builders executive
7 p.m. U nion Nebreske
Organization for tna Rapaal of
Abortion Lews (NOR AU
7:30 pjn. Union Accounting Assn.
7:30 p.m. Union Epsilon Chi
"Unity
7:30 p.m. Union math counpatori
7:30 p.m. Union-Bui id ars
7:30 p.m. Union-Nebraska Fraa
Unrverarty "Europaan Trevel-
8 p.m Parahing Auditorium "Jesus
Christ Superstar"
8:30 p.m. Union-Pi Kappa Phi
8:30 P.m. Union Inter -Fraternity
Council
9 p.m Union-Kappa Alpha Pel
9 pjn. Tha Rack" Dar Lomt Und
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Mr, Igor Kipnts on of tin beet harpstcrtortctt m A mar tea today
A young man, ha has made name for himself as a performer in
onfy a few years. In 1971, Columbia released his recording of the
complete Bech harpsichord concerto. He twites on musical topics
for Stereo Restaw magazine end presently teaches at Fawtew
University sn Connecticut.
Mr, Ktpms likes to talk with people about his music He taxes
performing an informal settings, sshee onswering questions, end
tear about the pieces he plays. He agreed to spend three days as
VWL conducting iDrkshops of this kind. Umvarsity Friends of
the Arts seams people to discover the excitement of Mr. tCjpnis'
kind of music, and of talking avrth first-rank performers like Mr.
Kipnts. We hope that faculty mM announce Mr. Ksnw'
performances mi their classes, that students whI tea their friends,
and that everyone ilf see and hear Mr. Kipni iMhMe he is hare. IWe
think he win be first-rate.
Unweraity Friends of the Arts
Tha Funds for Mr. Kipnis' wis hae baan provtd&J by tna Union
Program Count, and tm Facuity CowacaioSs Connaa
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. 1972
