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Monday, April 30, 1934 Daily Nebraskan Pag 9 3 1 : y yLJ in . 7 I '"'III' KAOS... KAOS can be very fun, especially when players teH how they were "killed" or "killed someone." , Eric Lentz, an undeclar ed freshman, "kIedElaine Skillman, a sophomore in life sciences, only 2 1 hours after the game started. Skillman said she had locked herself in Bouza's room while her two friends left with Bouza to be shown their killers and victims. Lentz was, wait ing in Bouza's closet with two guns and shot Skill man with both barrels. "I thought I was going to be attacked," Skillman said. "I had a heart rate of at least 400 " "You have to be on your toes all the time because you never know when your killer will strike," Lentz said. According to Skillman, the best defense is to stay in groups where there are many witnesses. The rules state that all assasinat ions must have no wit nesses. Skillman said she had no strategy for the game. She said the game would be fun, and she was not going to get paranoid about it. If another game starts, Skillman said that she would love to play again for the fun and the thrill of sneaking up on some body." "But, next time I would like to meet everyone play ing the game," she said. In this 'game, only Bouza knew everyone playing. "It's funny," Bouza said. "Everybody trusts me." Bouza "died" early in the game, so now he said he thrives on setting up "killings," such as Skiil man's "death." The game ends when one player is left, Bouza said. There were nine left Sunday. If people still are alive by the end of school, they are the "surviving" winners, Bouza said. Graduating seniors: did ' you receive a 'National Direct Student Loan while attending UNL? If so, you must attend an exit inter view at .the Nebraska ; Union Rostrum. . Interview times are today, 7 p.m.; Tuesday,, noon; Wednesday, 10 a.m. and Thursday, 3 p.m. 7 i ! - 7u ?y- m 4 . i 7s J) i ! H2 p Coors to YJt77 tea I mi , f ytii.irni-i Ti, I'll f I-a ri t 11117 ' -I --7- yifr:'i;yy yy' ATTENTION! MAY ittAiiui-iriiiQ Hie DEADLINE for the return of your yellow Commencement Attendance form is - MAY 2, 1984 Return it to the Records Office,' 209 Administ ration Building. f flit t H , Be an Air , responsibility you pursue Aim " -41 c l?83AdolphCoor, Compony.Gotcler, Colore T'l ' 1 i Force engineer, with high and trust, and let the Air Force help an advanced degree. Fine-tune your professional engineering skills. Develop management skills through project responsibility t Continue graduate studies. The Air Force pays up to 75 of tuition. In many cases, the Air Force pays full tuition -and fees. Continue your professional growth and educa tion as an Air Force engineer. Contact: T$st. Esb IVatsrs (432) 471-5531 Czll Collect hl;;h toward a higher degree. ' .... B 7 p i- ""iillli lo 80401 Brewer of Fine O.jol.jy Bew Snw 173