Tuesday, October 18, 1033
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Dally Mebreskan
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By Stephanie Zinlc
Television
If preliminary indications are any sin, the most
thoughtful and inventive programs this season will
be found on PBS. One of the network's most ac
claimed series this year is the 13-part documentary
Vietnam: A Television History."
The documentary airs Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. on
channel 12. Tonight's installment, "LBJ Goes to
War," deals with the escalation of the conflict in
1854 and 1985.
Radio
KUCB (90.9 FM) All regular evening programming
is being pre-empted this week in order to present
the Beethoven Bash, one of two annual fund-raising
events for the listener-supported station. The festi
val, which features a combination of financial
appeals and recorded classical music, runs through
Sunday. But fret not, NPR's popular "All Things Con
sidered" will still be heard at 5 p.m. daily through
Thursday.
Homecoming
Put on your Go Big Red T-shirts and stroll on
over to the lawn on the east side of Love Library for a
free showing of "Rocky HI," the 1983 flick starring
Sylvester Stallone tonight at 8.
Coffeehouse was a term used in the '50s and
'60s to describe small, intimate performances by
comedians and musicians. For those who missed
that era of performing, three student musicians
(Jerilyn Peters, Dave Sjulin and Tim Geisert) will be
giving a performance in the Nebraska Union Crib at
2 p.m. today.
At the Sheldon
The art of Dan Howard will be on display starting
today through Dec. 4. The exhibit is comprised of
Howard's oil paintings over the last 25 years. How
ard will attend a reception Friday evening from 5 to
,8 p.m.
In the Film Theatre, Nebraskans for Peace is
sponsoring a screening of "America From Hitler
to MX." The documentary produced by Joan Harvey
is showing at 7 and 9 p.m. Admission is $3.
On the Town
The Cobras wrap up a two-day stint tonight in
Lincoln at the Zoo Bar, 136 N. 14th St. Cover is just
$3 to see one of the finest rhythm and blues outfits in
the country.
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Alvarez acoustic, 3 years old; and Am
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Kitchen table wchairs$40; double
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Color TVs. stereos, furniture, mini re
frigerators, appliances, video recorders,
bunk beda, even en apartment full of fur
niture. Call 474-s44.
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Garage. $285 plua utilities. 435-7831.
GOODLIFE COACHES
15 passenger vans
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RESEARCH INTERVIEWING
Do you like talking to people across the
country?
Do you like being paid for wbat you
produce (minimum wis guaranteed)?
Do you like being associated with a
national research firm?
Sni Research Center will be Interview
ing candidates this Thursday snd Friday,
Oct. 20 A 21. Please contact the job loca
tor at 1 1 3 Admin. Bldg. or call 472-2032 to
arrange an Interview.
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Two bands, The Waitresses and Tracterz per
formed in the Nebraska Union Sunday night to start
Homecoming Week with a big bang.
Tracterz, a five-piece band, put on a high energy
performance which included recent hits from
groups such as the B-52s and Missing Persons. Their
cover son3 were excellent but they also sprinkled
their performance with some of their own song3.
They did some old song3, too, but with a new-
wavish twist
Patty Donahue, lead singer of the Waitresses, was
the star of the show. She and the four other group
members performed songs from their new album,
Bruiseoiogy, as well as their first LP, Wasn t Tomor
row Wonderful?
One of their encore songs was last year's seasonal
hit, "Christmas Wrapping," which was well received
by the crowd. They also performed their new single,
"Make the Weather."
The Waitresses came to Lincoln as part of their
national tour to promote Bruiseology. They were a
refreshing change from other groups who usually
Chamber orchestra delights Lincoln
Eeview by Check Jcoda
The Paillard Chamber Orchestra treated Lincoln
to a 300-year trip back in music history on Sunday
night. The orchestra, founded and hand-picked by
French conductor and musicologist Jean-Francois
Paillard in 1 953, played works from the 1 7th to 20th
centuries at Kimball Recital HalL
The 13-member ensemble plays a series of 30 con
certs a year, subsidized by the French government,
and performs in more than 70 festivals and concert
halls in Europe, America and Asia.
A chamber orchestra is smaller than a full orches
tra. Beige flats with partial roofs enclosed the Pail
lard in an appropriately intimate space on the Kim
ball stage.
"French Suite in G Minor," by Jean-Baptiste Lully
featured the clavichord (a piano-like instrument)
and included some quite danceable baroque pas
sages, but was not nearly so lively as the Jean Joseph
Mouret piece, "Premiere suite de Simphonies in D
Major," featuring Guy Touvron as piccolo trumpet
soloist.
$7.00 $9.00 per hour
NOW HIRING
Temporary until Christmas -Call
488-1227 for interview time.
Part-time workers wanted now. Leave
name and phone number. 474-6089.
$3.50hour.
Wanted: Part-time floral designer ad
salesperson for evenings and Sundays.
Must have some experience and be de
pendable. Good pay and opportunity to
advance. Apply at Hy-Vee floral shop,
6919 "O" Street. No phone calls, please.
Permanent part-time evening help. Must
be available Saturday nights. Apply in
person at Johnny's, 10 a.m. noon or
Southwest Civic Center, 7 p.m. 9 p.m.
2639 Park Boulevard
Wanted Art student to do club logo
Call423-4O0.
EDITORIAL PASTE-UP POSITION
Often at the Dally Nobraekan. 7:30
11:33 p.m., Sunday Thursday. Apply
Room 34, Nebraska Union, 8:30-6 p.m. to
Kitty.
HAUNTED HOUSE
Needs monsters to volunteer their time
for the benefit of Juvenile Diabetes. Best
haunted housein Lincoln. Light 6 Sounds
fantastic! 2229 "O" St. Call 476-8742.
6 G.A. tickets for Colorado Game. Call
472-8005 or 472-6290.
Need 3 male tickets to Colorado game.
Call 474-6443.
Need 2 NU-CU G.A. Tickets. Evenings.
Jeff: 435-7671.
Need 2 G.A. tickets for Colorado came.
Call 477-7124.
2 G.A. Tickets to NEBRCOLO. game
or 2 male student tickets. Call 1-665-3771
after 5:C0.
Wanted: t male, 1 female tickets to
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Wanted: 1 male 'student ticket for Colo
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together) to Colorado game. 475-6159.
NEED 3 TO 5 G.A. TICKETS TO
GETHER. KANSAS GAME. 476-3942.
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Need 4 Q.A. tickets together for Colo
rado game. Call Wally at 435-6774 after
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General Admission tickets for Colo
rado game. $25 - $30. 464-6997.
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message.
Need 2 G.A. tickets for Colorado game.
Willing to pay good price. Call 472-9400.
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Do you like melodious music? Thrilling
thestre? Dazzling dance? You can have
an Impact on these arts st UNL by Joining
the UPC Major Performing Arts Commit
tee Tuesday. October 18, at 6:CO In the
Union.
Tuesday, October 25
Annual Dracubiood Drive
Nebraska Union, 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Acacia Fraternity
Supports Shrine Burn Center.
FINANCE MAJORS
Finance Dub will be touring First Mid
America Wednesday. Oct. 19. Meet there
at 2:30 p.m. Dinner at Spaghetti Works
will follow the tour.
- MEN ROCKIN' will p?ay for the Fun of
October 20 a the Homecoming Dance.
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.. Patty Desalts cfte Waitresses
stop in Lincoln. They not only made the crowd
enthusiastic, but created a level of energy that
lasted through the entire concert.
Pity those who missed the concert. Both Tracterz
and The Waitresses put on an unforgettable show.
Tracterz will be performing at Little Bo's later this
week.
When Touvron sounded the first notes of the alle
gro, a warm chuckle for the theme music of PES'
Masterpiece Theater spread through the audience.
The chuckle began a flirtation that became a full
flowered love affair between the Kimball crowd and
the Dudley Moore-like imp on stage.
"Concert Pieces for Cello and Orchestra," by Fran
cois Couperin featured Carlos Dourthe as cello solo
ist The piece was a decided change of pace and
offered a number of maudlin, almost dirge-like
passages.
The Richard Strauss "Capriccio for String Orches
tra" was predictably full of waltz music and pres
ented Gerald Jarry as violin soloist for the long and
ponderous piece.
Touvron returned for "Sonata for Trumpet and
Strings," by Georg-Philip Telemann. He was, if possi
ble, even more responsive to the music than in his
first appearance. The audience showed their appre
ciation by calling him back for four encores, a con
siderable number even for the Paillard which takes
a curtain call after each piece.
After the fourth encore, Touvron played some
phrases from Rossini's "The Barber of Seville" on the
trumpet and wa3 called back for yet another bow.
Wham and Jam to the sounds and
eights of Star City Players at the
Homecoming Street Dance on Fri
day, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. at Memorial
Plaza. Best of all. IT'S FfiEEHII
The talents of the Tri Delta Wash
board Band, UNL Men's Glee. Uni
versity Chorale, and Scarlet and
Cream will be on display at "On The
Plaza" Saturday at 1 0 a.m. at Memor
ial Plaza.
UPC
MAJOR CONCERTS
PRESENTATIONS
TEAM MEMBERS:
Please stop by the CAP Office
today and sign up for shifts for "Lio
nel Richie" ticket sales on Wednes
day. One hour of your Wane would be
appreciated. Thanks.
Bill
P.S. Jackson Browne meeting will
be Wednesday. Oct. 23. Further de
tails soon.
Just for the SOUND of it. come to
the Crib today for some Homecom
ing "83 entertainment featuring:
2:00 Jerilyn Peters
2:30 Dave Sjulin
3:30 -Tim Geisert
SPECIAL
EAR PIERCING
$5.44
The Great Put-On
1300 "P" (under Douglaa Theatres)
CAP FF ESJIJCATSON '
PARTICIPATE IN HOMECOMtNQ t3
. . JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT
For more Information, contact Cam
pus Activities and Programs, 229
Nebraska Union, 472-244.
C0LCi:iiI2AnTOC?
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Meeting tonftt at 6 p.m.
V&tt phota fcy Dsn Kunns
ATTENTION
Greeks, Dormies, Apartment dwellers
Watch for the Grand Opening of Hair
liners Styling Studio. Bob Schwartz and
Karl Heedum, formerly of P.J. Machairs.
will have their grand opening in a. few
weeks. So grow your hair out and watch
for our special discounts. Details in future
ds.
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Hey Spanky,
I heard Paddy Murphy rolled into town
today. I'm going to the naii io ceiebratell
How about you?l .
Bubba
UPC Tri Culture
Fashion Show
ModefsNmded '
Auditions Thursday, October 23, 1S3
7:00 p.m. In Rostrum, City Union.
GET READY
PADDY KUr.PIIY TO
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Welcome Back Paddy
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It's going to be fine!
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BIBLE STUDY)
For thosejust beginning or who want a
new stsrt Tuesdays, 4-5:30 p.m. begin
ning Oct. 18. 5 weeits.
Wesley House UMHE
640 N. 16th
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Application forms are now avslfsMe at
IES for the following postitions: Presi
dent, Vice President Secretary, Social
Secret try, Publicity Secretary, Treasurer,
end ASUW Rtorefive. Deadline tor
filing ie Oct 21. 1i 3. functions will be
h3d at S p.m. Oct. 23, r J.
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