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Faulty shelves delay
Love Library move
By Lorraine Hughes
Anyone can be in Love. But
beginning this fall, being in
Love won't be the same.
Two years have passed and
the Love Library addition at
UN-L is amost completed.
Many things have delayed
the completion of the addition
Rudolph said. Although
weather was not a big factor,
there were problems with
construction strikes and getting
specified materials.
The biggest problem now,
Rudolph said, concern faulty
book shelves purchased from a
company in New Jersey. The
shelves did not meet certain
paint thickness requirements,
he said.
Two-thirds of the shelves
were rejected. The library is
negotiating with the firm to
replace the shelves,- and
Rudolph said the only added
cost factor will be time.
Rudolph said books in
'Jaws' is gripping
storage in other campus
libraries will be moved to Love
when the shelves are up.
One big move may involve
the transfer of books currently
housed in the Undergraduate
Library in Nebraska Hall to
Love Library. Rudolph said the
library is considering the
possibility, but study areas in
Nebraska Hall will remain.
A survey conducted by
AS UN in May indicated many
students would be in favor of
having books in a central
location, said Rudolph.
According to Jim Say,
AS UN president, the two main
objections students raised to
the move were limited parking
space near Love and the
opinion that books were easier
to find at Nebraska Hall.
Rudolph said the results of
the ASUN survey will be taken
into account, but it will be
several weeks before the final
decision will be made.
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Jaws has made him
Hollywood's newest
wunderkind, but after two
movies he hasn't proved
anything to the extent of a
Francis Ford Coppola or
Martin Scorsese. I still like his
year -old, first movie, Sugarland
Express, a highly original,
candy-coated Bonnie and
Clyde that remains a much
better film.
All this is to say that Jaws
isn't the great movie, but it
doesn't have to be. Fci
director Spielberg, form
follows function and function
is never more than a
or PP"
Eat it backwards
or forwards
Va A. n.... "
workmanlike and
unpretentious attempt to scare
hell out of an audience.
Jaws is an ultra-Hollywood
fabrication. It revitalizes
vintage formulas and
ultimately snaps shut on a
public just waiting to be
grabbed in the old collective
unconscious and force fed into
this newest form of
entertainment angst.
The whole movie is just an
updated Moby Dick, the only
difference being that now the
whaleshark obsession has been
taken away from the pegleg
Captain Ahab and set squarely
in the lap of the wide-eyed
moviegoer.
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