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Life in the ghetto depicted
in Sheldon's 'Bush Mama9
Ihe Sheldon Film Theater this week
end will show Bush Mama, a 1975 film
by We Cerima. Showings are today
and Saturday at 3, 7 and 9 pjn.
Last week Sheldon presented
Harvest: 3000 Yean, which was
Gerima's first feature. Harvest was
filmed in Gerima's native Ethiopia and
focused on the peasants struggle.
Bush Mama was filmed in Los
Angeles and concerns the black experi
ence in urban America. Through the
eyes of 1 black woman living cat welfare,
viewers can experience the turmoil of
life in the ehetto-a world of police
violence, welfare offices, unemployment
lines, decaying tenements, and social ,
workers. ' '..-
Michael Keman of - The Washington
Post wrote, uBush Mama is a picture
that must be seen. . .lids film crackles
with energy. Fury shake th very
frame."
Admission for Bush Mam Is $2.
New radios 'big lift9 for UNL police
By Margaret Stafford
A new communication system for the University
Police has been a "big lift" for campus security, accord
ing to University Police Chief Gail Gade.
Hie system installed in November includes a mobile
station for each cruiser, a base station at police headquar-
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Gade said the system replaces one that was not power
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"There is a tendency to quit listening to a radio that is
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Michalecki said the Telecommunications Center has
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"There wasn't anyone in administration who didVt
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worse. It was just a matter of waiting for the dollars.'
Michalecki said the delay may have been beneficial
She said more efficient radios have been made during the
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CooperIincoln: Chse Encounters; 5, 7:30, 10
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