Wednesday, November 14, 1934
Film Talks to. lead 'El Nort
two Guatemalan teen-agers forced
to flee to America and live as Ille
gal aliens, will provide the topic
for the second in a scries of Film
Talks scheduled at the Sheldon
Film Theatre. It will be held in the
theater immediately after the 3
p.m. screening of "El Norte" on
Sunday.
Film Talks i3 a series of lecture-
discussion
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the artistic process involved in
filmmaking and to generate dis
cussion on the issues raised by
the film.
UNL German nrnfnr p
Reinkordt will lead the sessions
.along with specially invited guest
experts. The public la invited and
Daily NebrasRan
e discussion
there is no charge for the lecture
discussion session.
Susy Prenger, coordinator for
Human Rights for Mebraskans for
Peace, will join Reinkordt on the
panel. The UNL Mexican Ameri
can Student Association, which
is co-sponsoring "El Norte," also
will have representatives on the
paneL
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Poet Scheele to give free reading
Rov Scheele will read his
try at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the
Heritage Room of the Bennett
Martin Public Library, 14th and N
streets. The reading is the 1 1th in
a series of free, open to the public
poetry and fiction readings spon
sored by the Nebraska Literary
Heritage Association.
Roy Scheele's poems have ap-
peared in numerous magazines,
including "Commonwealth." The
Holiins Critic," "Poetry" and
"Prairie Schooner." His published
collections are "Accompanied,"
"Noticing," and "The Sea-Ocean."
Scheele has also put together a
chapbook, "A Far Allegiance," and
a book-length manuscript, "Point
ing Out the Sky."
Many of bcr.eele s poems have
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appeared In anthologies In recent
years, and in 1083 his poem
"Upriver" won the John Neihardt
nationwide poetry competition.
Since 1976 he has worked in
the Poet-In-The'-Schooh program
for the Nebraska Arts Council.
Scheele currently teaches English
as a second language for the
Midwest Institute for Interna
tional Studies at Doane College.
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