Meat
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for the Meat Puppets to get picked up
by a major label soon. Kirkwood’s
vocals are not particularly distinc
tive, but they are smooth and sort of
average-guy sounding. Kirkwood’s
voice attracts real people. And it sounds
honest live.
Brother Cris Kirkwood is more
intense, though less multi-faceted. He
peeks out from behind his hair when
he tosses his head up for ,ome back
ground harmony. His bass playing is
I
fast and vicious, even in ethereal songs
when Kurt softly picks his guitar.
Behind the brothers sits drummer
Derrick Bostrom, who drums stead
ily, sometimes harder, sometimes
softer. Bostrom is the background
guy, the quiet one. He sported a new
haircut for the crowd Saturday.
The Puppets rely more on music
than voice, though the Kirk woods’
harmonies are great, even Grateful
Deadish.
But the magic of the Meat Puppets
comes from their informality and love
of music. There was no opening act It
was cold outside. There really were
n’t too many people in the club.
Yet the Meat Puppets took the
stage in leaps and bounds, simply
tearing into their tunes, many from
their new release on SST, “Mon
sters.”
The Meat Puppets have evolved
tremendously since their beginnings,
from the cathartic chaos of “Meat
Puppets” in 1982, to the prairie-punk
mosh of “Meat Puppets II” and fi
nally into a fusion of the two, which
evolved over a few more albums.
“Monsters” combines elements of
the old and the new. And behind it,
the album leaves a chameleon-like
collection of Meat Puppet creativity.
The instrumental power of “At
tacked By Monsters” raised the high
est level of appreciation from the
darkly-clad crowd, as Kirkwood
screamed to the point of physical
danger.
He pummeled his instrument, and
the typical reverberated, hollow dis
tortion that typifies the Puppets seemed
to gamer a few extra volts.
But the 1 1/2 hour set, though
powerful, sometimes became a trifle
monotonous when the Meat Puppets
played speed metal bluegrass time
and time again.
But this style is what they have
found most attractive during their
dabblings all these years. This is what
hard-core Meat freaks want. Meat
freaks are the people that chant “More
meat, more meat,” when they want
an encore, though the Puppets gladly
encored Saturday.
And, all in all, the Puppets’ thrashy
bluegrass is quite unique. Kirkwood’s
finger dexterity is simply incredible
to watch.
Dueling banjos, step aside for the
flaming Kirkwoods. They are an
experience.
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POP MACHINE
Old fashioned Coca-Cola 10 or bottle vending machine.
Also holds tong- necked beer bottles Great for dorm room
or frat Works Greah $225. Call436 0760 Ask for Matt.
Snow skies, 160,170, $40. Ski boots. 476-4368 or 421
3140.___
Top quality stereo equpmente and compact refngerator.
474-1581.
18 Stereos/TVs
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7571.
20 Vehicles For Sale
1985"Ma/da RX7. fully loaded. Runs and looks great.
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22 Adoption
Adopt-Young loving professional California couple with
home of their own unable to have children seeks to share
their life and happiness with newborn baby. Expenses
paid; fully legal Please call Freddie or Scott oollect at
818 981-8745 _
ADOPTION
A loving, happily married oouple wishes to adopt your
newborn. We will love and cherish this child Let's help
each other. Expenses paid Legal and confidential.
Please call Linda & Myron collecl, 212-932-7544.
PREGNANT ANO WONDERING
WHAT TO DO?
Explore the protection and benefits of adoption which are
only provided by a licensed agency. No fee for c
confidential services. Contact:
Nebraska Children's Home Society
4600 Valley Road
__463-7879._
We long to adopt newtoom to share our love and security.
Please call us. and together we can help each other
through this difficult time. Legal/confidential. Expenses
paid. Kathy and John collect, 516-433-0071.
60 Misc. Services_
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62 Pregnancy
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110 Announcements ~
AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR TRAINING COURSE starting
February 4. Call 423-7171. or 483-1384._
Are you concerned about the World $ its Environment?
Attend the
UNITED NATIONS
ASSOCIATION
EVENING GROUP
Monday, January 22 - 7:00-900pm
Bennett Martin Library
14th $ N_
Are you tired of Nebraska’ In only 61 days, you too could
be in Panama City Beach, Florida. Join UPC Main Events
for Spring Break 90 For more information stop by our
booth in City Union or call 472-1879.
Attention all Freshmen
and Sophomore
Business Majors
For fnends, fun and professionalism, we are Delta
Sigma Pi, a professional business fraternity now
recruiting. Come to our meeting Monday Jan 22 at
790 p.m. City Union^Hentage Hoorn or call Ron at
We Want You
Attn. Juniors
Innocent* Society Applications are available now. Pick
one up in CAP-City (20) NE Union), or CAP-East (300 NF.
East Union). Applications are due Friday, Feb 2.
CBA Student Advteory Board
Important meeting to start the year CBA 107. January
24th and 5:30.
College Republicans
Meeting: Jan. 23, 1999
Place: Regency Rm. ir the Union
Time: 7l0oprr\
Speakers: 3rd District Repub Candidate*
New Members Always Welcomel
Questions; Call Lori at 436 6161 or Kristina at 477
_5150 _
Cornhusker Debate Team looking for Policy Debaters.
Call Dr Ann Petlus, 472-6920. 413 Oldfather
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1920 s mohair couch set. railroad drafting table, Deco
wardrobe, print*. One week Monday 22nd, Tuesday
23rd Thursday 25th. Friday 26th. Saturday 27th. 124.
1551 N. Cotner (Bethany) North corner, side entrance.
464-2264 afternoons___
Honors Program Students
T Shirts and sweatshirts are here. S8 and $16. Pick them
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INTRAMURAL DEADLINES
Tuesday, January 23 is the entry deadline for the follow
ing activities: men's, women's, and co-rec snow softball
tournament; and men s, women's, and oo-rec table soc
cer doubles. 472-3467.
Male research subjects needed. Weightlifting training
study-10 week suporviseo program, if mte rested contact
Karen KnorU, morning & evenings at 483-4249 or after
noons at 4834709.
NAA
The National Association of Accountants is having an
informal informational meeting on Tuesday. January 23.
6:00, Nebraska Union. New Members Welcome.
Ok. I survived the weekendl Working, shopping, and
partying. What a life* Now for some serious studying and
eating, let s meet at The Coffee House, 1324 P, across
the street from the new parking lot.
Hungry As Always
PHI BETA CHI
SPRING RUSH
The UNL colony of Phi Beta Chi National Sorority will be
conducting a spring rush beginning January 24 Inter
ested, full-time undergraduate women m good academic
standing are invited to a rush information session on
Wednesday, January 24 at 7:00pm at the Union (room
posted). If you are interested but unable to attend, stop
by the booth in the Union .January 22-23.
Shape up with Fitness Classes through the Office of
Campus Recreation. The first six-week session begins
January 29. There are a variety of times and types of
classes to choose from Register now at the Campus
Recreation Center, the East Campus Activities Building
or by mail. Call 472-3467 for additional information.
Soccer Club Practice 8-10 p m Tuesday and Thursday.
Cook Pavilion. New Members Welcome.
Student Alumni Association applications will be avail
able beginning January 22nd. Get yours at the Wick
Center or CAP otfice.
UNL Taekwonto Karate
Class Starts next Friday- 1/26/90. Information call 476
0788 or 423-4855 611 North 27th
We Want You!
Come find out why.
January 23. 1990 7:30 pm
Nebraska East Campus Union
U.S. Peace Corps
Welcome Back PALS/NHRI
Meeting Tuesday. January 23
5:30pm 501 Building
Win a Hawaiian Vacation or Big Screen T.V. plus
Raise up to $1400 in Juat 10 Days!!!
Objective: Fund Raiser.
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You won't want to miss
GOVERNMENT LIASON
COMMITTEE
Tuesday at 6:15
, Nebraska Union
Young adult diabetes support group formng. January
24th. 7:30 p.m. in the Center for Health Enhancement in
the library. 50th and Sumner. Further information con
tact Bill Mmnick, 435-5547.
120 Greek Affairs
AXO Soon-to-be-New-lmtiates,
Are you excited for Initiation Week? You better
be...we sure arell
Love, The Actives
Best Fundraisers On Campus!
Is your fraternity, sorority or dub interested in earning
$1,000.00+ for a one-week, on-campus marketing proj
ect? You must be well-organized and hard working. Call
Corine or Myra at (800)592-2121.
Congratulations to the Newly Elected Officers of Beta
SigmaPsi: President -Mark J., First Vice President -Keith
K.. Second Vice President -Craig W., Secretary -Tod L.,
Treasurer -Teriy P , Activities -wade S., Social Chair
man -Terry P., Steward -Roy J„ Athletics Neal T„ Pub
licity -Dave A., IFC -Terry P., Corresponding Secretary *
Brad B., Alumni Relations -Chris M., Music -Kevin H.
Congratulations to the new executive officers of Chi
Omega: Amy B . President; Kara P.. Vice President;
Jennifer S , Secretary; Stacy M„ Treasure'; Dana
Pledge Trainer; Paige C.. Personnel; Lisa K.. Rush;
Carrie C., Panhellenc Delegate. Let's make this an
outstanding year!!
Congratulations to Keith Zeus" K. on his evnagement to
Sandy.
The Men of SAM
Congratulations to our new appointed officers, Cliff K.
Intramurals, Rick W - Scholarship, Steve T.-Asst. Treas..
Jeff H.-Alumni, Mark O.-Asst Social. Andy R.-Chapter
Editor. Phil G.-Judcial Board, Scott L.-Real Estate Dev.,
Joe K.-Favor Fund, Red I -Entertainment. Andy A.-Inter
nal Dev., Tim G.-Designated Dover Program. Matt M.
Public Relations.
The Men of Delta Upsilon
130 Student Government
ASUN Senate Vacancies
Represent your college constituents.
The following colleges have vacancies:
Ag. - Div. of General Studies
Home Ec. - Nursing - Graduate
Campus wide vacancies on the following committee:
Teaching Council
Deadline is Wednesday, Jan 31 at 4:00 p.m.
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union.
140 Personals__
Kym,
HAPPY B-DAYI
LOVE ALWAYS. P-NUTT
Sharon H.,
Congrats on your engagement to Toddl (Maybe it's
something in our water. )
Jackie
Chad H„
Are you afraid of heights?
Your Fan Club
Cilinda,
The first year was gieatl With many more to come.
HAPPY #11
Love Ya, Jac
150 Child Care Needed _
Childcare needed, my home. 1 evening a week. 14th &
Old Cheney area. Non-smoker & own transportation.
423-8039__
NANNY OPPORTUNITIES
SALARIES S150-S400/WEEK
Join the only successful nanny network and experience
growth with a great family in a new location. For details
call Arlene Streisand Inc., 1-800-443-6428. Minimum
age 18. _
Wanted: Babysitter, Wednesday & Saturday evenings.
Holmes Lake area. S4/hr., own transportation. Call 488
2643
160 Help Wanted ~
BUS DRIVERS lor Lincoln Public Schools. Substitutes
needed for split shift assignment. 7-9 a.m. and 2-4 p m.
excellent driving record required. Furnish current driving
record when making application. Salary: $7.57/hour.
Apply: Personnel ottice, 720 S. 22nd Street.
Grandmother's-70th & A is now hiring day waitery only.
Apply 2 4p m. Vonday-Friday Will Interview.
JULIO’S
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I in East Lincoln triply in person, between 1 & 4p.m. daifv
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. Part-Time Computer Operator. Pay depends upon expe
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