friday, march 13, 1981
daily nebraskan
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Ocean technology to be addressed
Robert Ballard of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
will deliver the Barhour-Scliramm Memorial Lectures at
UNL Monday and Tuesday.
Ballard recently returned from Africa where he worked
on the offshore African Rift Valley System. He has also
worked in small submarines on the Last Pacific Rise.
His research interests are volcanic, tetonic and hydro
thermal processes associated with active regions of sea
floor spreading, which he has studied using submersiblcs
and surface ships. He also is interested in the advanced
technology necessary to work in areas of deep submer
gence. Ballard's three lectures will include one at 10:30 a.m.
Monday in Morrill Hall, 316, titled "The African Rift
Valley System." he will speak at 7:30 p.m. in Morrill Hall
Auditorium on "Exploring Mid-ocean Ridges with
Manned Submarines," and at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday he will
speak in Morrill Hall, 420, on "Volcanic, Tetonic and
Hydrothermal Processes of the Last Pacific Rise."
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The Legendary
Charlie Musselwhite and His 6-Piece Blues Review
Musselvvhite is on tour again and he's in Lincoln for two
big nights. His band is red-hot and Charlie's in excellent
form so don't miss this one. And don't forget the music
starts at 3:00 p.m. at the Zoo on St. Patrick's Day with
Paddywhack. So if you're wearing green, come on down
for some green beer and Irish Folk from 3-6:30 and stick
around for the amazing Charlie Musselwhite and His Blues
Review! Charlie Musselwhite, Monday and Tuesday, 9
1:00 and Paddywhack, Tues., from 3:00-6:30. No ad
vance tickets.
TONIGHT snd SATURDAY
Chicago Blues with the Aron Burton Bend
This is Aron's first Lincoln appearance with his own band,
but Blues lovers will remember him as bandleader and
bass-player for Albert Collins. He's a great vocalist and
musician and his band is top-notch. The ARON BURTON
CHICAGO BLUES BAND. Fri.. Sat. $2.50 Cover.
THE ZOO BAR
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