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- liar owner, former UNL student Dan
ISastsrs, placed an ad in the DzZy Ueb
rsskai bit week, but lie saM the response
has cot been great.
Persons who rerpond are curious, hut
don't want to own a 2-year-cli snake, he
- One of the reasons they might be turn
ed off by the snake could be because the
snake is hungry. he hasrt Been fed
for zbcJt a month.
Maker's wife, Charlene, laid they feed
the snake five or six large rats a month.
The snake also eats hamsters, gsrhUs and
rabbits.
Another reason that might deter some
one from buying her is her ill health. She
caught pneumonia in the cold plane in
which she flew to the US.
Because of this, her breathing sounds
like hissing.
The f-Jastsrs are selling the snake to
make loom for their baby. The snaked
room will be turned into a nursery unless
the fvlasters can rcoie into a thrce-ieiroora
house.
Jdrs. ISastexs said she wouldat sibw
the baby to stay in the same room with
the snake.
Idzstsrs sail the snake has a parsrrty
Hbrecl from thsir friends dales.
- Gcttirg her to take a bath is so pro
Hem. His. liazters sail the snake crjoys
fcalLirs. The Idasters ess the bathtub to
rasniza
scrub the reptile.
The snake is nervous around strangers,
but after she gets to know people, she is
friendly. She slithers to the front of her
cre when someone she knows enters her I
room.
Idasters said, there have been recorded
instances cf grown people found inside
Burmese pythons. "A full-grown leopard
also was found inside one, he added.
The snake's musics la ladia have
heea Icnown to live outsMe cities and come
into town after dark to kH a dog for supper-
The -apartment complex where the
IZasterses live doesn't allow pets, but who
is going to tell her she has to go? Masters
said they live next door to the building's
assistant manager, who has two pet dogs,
so he said he doesn't think he can tell her
to go.
siressss friendship bs'lwean cultures
By f&xine Kublcek
Helping students leam from each other is the most
important function of International Club, said president
EarhKim. -
""International Gab is the unifying body for all the
international student organizations at UNLT the senior
criminal justice major said." Moss, fen 609 foreign stu
dents are enrolled at UNL and represent 79 countries,
The individual foreign student groups direct activities
toward their particular group, Kim said. International
Club tries to include aH students, American smd foreign.
"Without International Oub there would be no inter
relation between the various organizations and with the
American students,- said Lorentz lam, Chinese Student
Association president.
Lam said learning the American culture is as important
as academic education. Foreign students may face pro
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with in his own language," he said. "Even though students .
usually learn English in their own countries, it's almost a
different language hereJ" Students without cars also may
have trouble with transportation, he said.
- Nebraska is a big change for students who come from
crowded countries, Sim said. She said a foreign student
once told her, "1 get so tired here because you have tD
walk. At home you're Just kind of pushed along. lam, a
Hong Kong, native, compared the density of tie popula
tion there to afooibal Esturday-at lML. A
Participation in International Club is open to any
student, Kirn said, and the club welcomes American
students. The club has a good response of membership,
but would like to see more American students involved.
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?iost foreign students would like to get to know
American students on a more personal level, not just in
Hie classroom situation" Kim said. Stu&jUs are more
likely to express themselves in formal situations than in
the classrooms, she said.
Activities to involve students in .International Club
are always going est, Kim said. The primary activities are
the International Night, which was Nov. 6. :
- Individual foreign student organizations were asked to
participate in the event, which included Arab singing and
dancing, Chinese folk singing, Indian and Japanese dances
and a Kung Fu demonstration by Vietnamese students.
Both the banquet and International Night draw a good
response from the community, Kim said.
The club is sponsoring an International Sports
Olympics through Nov. 14 and Nov. 19 through 21 in the
Tornens Physical Education Bldg Kim said. Although
the deadline for entry has passed, spectators are welcome
at the Olympics; which will include competition in table
tennis, i-oUeybsIl, bowling and basketball.
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