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You'll find out about such things as:
Anticipation
Christie
Stalling
and
Zapping into the kicker!
THERE IS A LOT TO KNOW
ABOUT HAVING FUN
WEEKEND FILMS (75C)
FRENZY
(Oct. 19-20)
Latest work from the master
of intrigue, Alfred Hitchcock.
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
FIVE
(Oct. 5-6)
Remarkable adaption of Kurk
Vonnegut's first-rate novel.
STRAW DOGS
(Oct. 12-13)
Subtle, forceful film featuring
Dustin Hoffman as a mathematician
who confronts a violent
environment.
PLAY IT AGAIN SAM
(Oct. 26-27)
Woody Allen directs and stars
in this hilarious comedy about the
life of an anti-hero.
TALKS 8c
EXPLORING
INNER SPACE
Dr. Edgar Mitchell (Tuesday, 7:30
p.m., Nebraska Union Centennial
Room)
Former astronaut who has
researched human potentiality,
extra-sensory perception, altered
states of consciousness, paraphysics
and psychic phenomena. (Human
Potential Series)
PSYCHOLOGY AND
ASTROLOGY
Dr. Zipporah Dobyns (Thursday,
3:30 p.m., Union; 8 p.m., Women's
Residence Hall for discussion)
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THE CANDIDATE
(Friday & Saturday)
Robert Redford stars os a man
who is molded, manipulated iv
packaged to sell as a candidate or
public office.
FIVE EASY PIECES
. (Nov. 9-10)
Jack Nicholson stars in this
superb portrayal of a man fleeing
from his family, his failures and
himself.
THE LAST
PICTURE SHOW
(Nov. 16-17)
Award-winning movie directed
by PETER Bogdanavich dealing
with the birth of adulthood in a
dying Texas town.
TOPICS
Clinical psychologist,
professional astrologer and auihor
of five books. (Human Potential
Series)
THE PENTAGON
PAPERS
Anthony Russo (Oct. 16, 3:30
p.m., Union Centennial Room;
7:30 p.m. Selleck Quadrangle for
discussion)
Recently acquitted
co-defendant in a conspiracy case
brought by the federal government
against Russo (below) and Daniel
Ellsberg for involvement in release
of the Pentagon Papers.
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SPECIAL FILMS ($1)
3. 7 & 9 PM AT SHELDON
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!;- ;-r:h cabaret ringer, guitarist
Jacqu. : Vvart performing at the
Union Centennial room on Oct. 26.
Admission (incl.rJes 'Oake and
coffee) is SI. 50.
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FOREIGN
FILMS
Foreign Film Society tickets
are stiil available at the Union south
desk.
MUSIC
Jazz & Java: Concerts
scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Friday in
the Union South Crib (all arc free).
Coffee House:' Soul Expo,
Nov. 15-16 from 8 to 10 p.m.,
Union South Crib. Free popcorn
and coffee.
Concerts: Peter Secyer, Oct.
16 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Sheldon
Sculpture Garden.
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TOUT VA BIEN
(Wednesday)
A Marxist love story starring
Jane Fonda and Yves Montand.
Directed by Jean-Luc Godard.
GENESIS IV
(Oct. 24)
A mixture of animation,
drama, documentary, comedy and
satire, produced by students and
independent filmmakers.
FACES
(Nov. 7)
John Cassavettes' acclaimed
film illuminates the minor abrasions
that create major abysses in a
marriage.
Ragtime pianist Joshua R if kin
(below) playing the workds of
Scott Joplin, Nov. 15 at Kimball
Recital Hall. Admission is $1. Free
informal dormitory sessions on
Nov. 14.
MODEL UN
Publicity has just begun for
this year's Model United Nations,
which hopeUilly will attract more
thr.n 100 durations. Applications
for delegations are now being
accepted. Anyone interested should
call the Union Program Office.
LENDING
LIBRARY
Records arc being loaned for
two weeks ot a time; all that's
needed is a student ID. Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
Room 172 in the Union.
friday, October 5, 1973
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