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lural economics.
• Ocl. 19, “Underwater Paleontology
in the Semi-Arid Great Plains,” Mi
chael Voorhies, curator and coordina
tor of vertebrate paleontology and
professor of museum and geology.
• Nov. 16, “Homophobia in Cather’s
‘My Antonia,’” Frances Kaye.
• Dec. 14, “The Nose Knows: Count
ing and Identifying Pollen,” Margaret
Bolick, curator of botany and associ
ate professor of museum and biologi
cal sciences.
• Jan. 25, A reading: ‘The Computer
Uses of Natural Language,” Hilda
Raz, editor of “Prairie Schooner.”
•Feb. 15,“Special interest Lobbying:
Power and Influence in Nebraska
Politics,” John Comer, professor of
political science.
•March 15, “Long Shadows: The
Makers and Shapers of the Univer
sity, 1869-1969” Robert Knoll,
George Holmes professor of English.
•Annual Symposium April 12-14,
• April 26, “The Revolving Door: Pa
role and Recidivism Among Native
Americans,” Elizabeth Grobsmith,
associate professor of anthropology.
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Seminars begin at 3:30 p.m. at St. Mark's -
on - the - Campus.
"From Spanish Explorers to Plains
Settlers: The Hispanic Presence on
the Great Plains." Lincoln Hilton.
The speaker series is provided free
to the public by the Center for Great
Plains Siud;“s.
Jackson highest-paid entertainer
NEW YORK (AP) - Michael
Jackson has moonwalkcd his way
Rasl Bill Cosby to become the world’s
ighest-paid entertainer, raking in an
estimated $60 million this year,
Forbes magazine reports.
Jackson, who was ranked ninth on
last year’s Forbes Top 40 list of the
wealthiest celebrities, is expected to
earn a total of $97 million for 1987
and 1988, Forbes says in its Oct. 3
edition.
Coiiee House
lightens mood
in new show
1‘iom Suff Report*
A new show will be opening at The
Coffee House on Monday.
According to Rob Benton, curator
and employee of The Coffee House,
at 1324 F St., the show will consist of
illustrations, drawings and mixed
media works in the front of the store,
and art created by children in the
back.
Benton said he has planned this
show to lighten up the mood of The
Coffee House's role as an art gallery
and provide a more low-key atmos
phere. He said he wanted to present a
more graphic show of works more in
the tradition of commercial art.
All of the show’s artists will be
honored at a reception from 5:30 to
7:30p.m. Monday. The show will run
for five weeks.
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Lentz Center to exhibit
traditional Asian artworks
From Staff Reports
“Paintings By Li Shan, from
Lincoln Collectors,” the Don and
Velma Lentz Center for Asian
Culture’s 7th changing exhibit, is
showing at the University of Ne
braska State Museum.
The collection displays two
recognized styles of traditional
Chinese paintings: Gong Bi, realis
tic paintings with elements of fine
brushwork and attention to detail;
and Xie Yi, freehand brushwork.
The Lentz, at 304 Morrill Hall,
will show a new exhibit, “Tababaia
Soshi,” a reprint of a 400-year-old
manuscript. The manuscript is
considered a Japanese “national
treasure”.
The Lentz Center will be show
ing the Li Shan paintings until later
this fall, when the Lentz Center
will be temporarily closed for less
than three months because the
museum’s air-conditioning and
dehum idifier system will be over
hauled.
“Tababata Soshi” will be dis
played at the Lentz Center until the
completion of the Lied Center,
where it will be displayed later.
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