I Murphy
Continued from Page 6
is clean and clear throughout the
song and has a very steady, semi
monotonous drumbeat behind it.
What makes this song great is
the sound of Murphy’s voice. In
this tune, Murphy sings with an
organ-sounding harmony that blends
perfectly with the music.
Another song that helps make
this album Murphy’s best and most
interesting solo work is “Marlene
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Dietrich’s Favourite Poem.” As
the title might indicate, Murphy is
sort o( half singing, half reciting
poetry.
The music is strange and slow,
it sounds like something you would
hear from a very depressed Span
ish musician in a bar -- a new and
interesting sound.
Deep’ provides a classic, New
Age-sound combined with some
unique, unexpected, and well or
chestrated sounds.
This is Murphy at his best.
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Giants
Continued from Page 6
ness in “Your, Racist Friend.” The
Giants sing about being reincarnated
as a bag of groceries in “Dead.”
They sing about losing their girlfriends
in ‘‘Lucky Ball & Chain.” They sing
about being brainwashed in “Whis
tling In The Dark.” The Giants even
include a musical tribute to their name
called (what else?) “They Might Be
Giants.”
This is an album of the best kind.
It’s intelligent, fun, completely dance
able. And it makes a statement.
ente^aipflient_
Youth Symphony to perform Sunday
The Lincoln Youth Symphony, will feature members of the or
under the direction of Dr. Brian chestra.
Moore, will present a concert Sun- The winner of the annual Sen
day at 7:30p.m. in Kimball Recital ior Soloist Competition, Keith
HaM- Nicholas, will perform movement
No. 1 of the Shostakovich Cello
On the program are Rossini’s Concerto in E flat. The Orches
“William Tell Overture,” “Inter- tra’s wind section will be high
mezzo,” from the “Hary Janos lighted in a wind arrangement of
Suite” by Kodaly, and the first Percy Grainger’? “Walking
movement of Schubert’s “Unfin- Tune.” The concert is free and
ished Symphony,'’ Two other works open to the public.
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6 Computers_
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Cliff s for Pocket Lightersl 140 N 12th
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ESTATE SALE
1920 s to 1960 s vintage clothing, older |ewelry. coats,
t970s mohair couch set. railroad drafting table. Deco
wardrobe, prints. One week Monday 22nd, Tuesday
23rd. Thursday 25th. Friday 26th. Saturday 27th 12 6.
1551 N Cotner (Bethany) North oorner, side entrance.
464 2264 afternoons.
Peavey Impact I Electric Guitar, loaded Black, First
offer over $200 489 6908. leave message
POP MACHINE
Old fashioned Coca Cola 10 or. bottle vending machine.
Also holds long necked beer bottles Great for dorm room
or (rat Works Great' $225 Call 436 0760 Ask lor Matt
lop quality stereo equipments and compact refrigerator.
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12 Musical Instruments
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Olympic Weights
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teir life and happiness with newborn baby Expenses
aid; fully legal Please call Freddie or Scott collect at
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. , ADOPTION
A loving, happily married couple 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 collect, 212-932-7544.
PREGNANT AND WONDERING
WHAT TO DO?
Explore the protection and benefits of adoption which are
only provided by a licensed agency. No fee for our
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4600 Valley Road
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We long to adopt newborn to share our love and security.
Please call us, and together we can help each other
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•ALPHA ZETA
Meeting Wednesday. January 24 at 7:00pm in East
Campus Union The speaker anil be Sen Bob Kerrey
Initiates must attend Remember the Alumni breakfast
on Thursday. January 25 at 7:30am in the Food Science
Complex.
AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR TRAINWQ COURSE starling
February 4 Call 423-7171 or 483 1384
X
Ag Econ'Agri BuoinoM Club mooting
fc
Tuesday Janua7 23 at 6:00 Les Sheffield will speak on
Brazil Competition and Inflation"
Attention: Psych Students:
Come to the UPO information booth in the Union.
Wednesday, Thursday. 10-5 pm. to find out about up
coming events
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CBA Student Advleo7 Board
Important meeting to start the year. CBA 107. Janua7
24th and 5:30.
College Republicans
Meeting: Jan. 23, 1990
Place Regency Rm. in the Union
Time: 6:30 Social - 7:00 meeting begins
Speakers: 3rd District Repub Candidates
New Members Always Welcome I
Questions: Call Lori at 436-6151 or Kristina at 477
5150
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AMERICAN FILMS ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22.
AT 4:30 IN CITY UNION
ESTATE SALE
1920 s to 1960‘s vintage clothing, older |ewelry. coats.
1920 s mohair couch set, railroad drafting tabje, Deco
wardrobe, prints. One week Monday 22nd, Tuesday
23rd Thursday 25th, Friday 26th, Saturday 27th. 12-6.
155i N. Corner (Bethany) North corner, side entrance.
464 2264 afternoons.
FAMOUS FOOTWEAR
CLEARANCE AND 1/2
Buy 1 pair of clearance prioed shoes and get a
second clearance pnoed pair of equal or lesser
value for half price.
East Park Plaza
6810 P Street
Get ready lor another exciting semester of collegiate 4-H
with the meeting tonight, 7:30, East Union.
Heavy discussions last night, huh’ And the Professors
evenshowedl Where else, but at The Coffee House. Get
tine food, great coffee and stimulating conversation, at
1324 P, The Coffee House.
Just Me, Hungry
HENTOFF-vs-RUSHER
THE FIRST AMENDMENT
What Rights Do You Have?
A Debate featuring a topic of controversy and national
importance to us all- the 1st Amendment.
'Presented by UPC Talks & Topics'
Tuesday, January 30 8:00PM
Nebraska Union
$1 Students (w/I.D.) $2 Non-Students. Free Childcare
Provided.
Honors Program Students
T-Shirts and sweatshirts are here. $8 and $16. Pick them
up in the Honors Program Office Today
Interested in becoming a member of
MORTAR BOARD?
All interested juniors are invited to pick up an information
sheet available now at CAP-City, CAP-East, Culture
Center, and 124 Administration. Information sheets are
due January 26,1990.
INTRAMURAL
DEADLINES
Tuesday. January 23 * the entry deadline for the follow
ing activities: mens, women's, and co-rec snow softball
tournament, and men's, women's, and co-rec table soc
cer doubles. 472-3467.
Mala research sub|ects needed Weightlifting training
study-10 week supervised program. If interested contact
Karen Knortz, morning & evenings at 483-4249 or after
noons at 483-4709.
★
NAA
The National Association of Accountants a having an
informal informational meeting on Tuesday, January 23.
6 00, Nebraska Union New Members Welcome
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 in 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._
Phi Beta Lambda Meeting
TODAY 600, CBA 120
ALL WELCOME
Guest Speakers: PBL State Officers _
Shape up with Fitness Classes through the Office of
Carrpus Recreation. The first si* week session begins
January 29 There are a variety of times and types
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 office.
STUDENTS FOR CHOICE
MEETING
Wed., January 24 at 8 pm
City Union Room Posted
The International World
And International Business
Need International Involvement
AIESEC
All Welcome to Meetings
4pm Tuesdays City Union
The Lord of the Rings
Come and discuss it with friends Tuesdays
1:30 pm Neihardt Grey Parlor. Info? -Steve 436
9776 Dick Boohar 472-2306 or 486-1712
Vlr
Undergrad English Organization Meeting tonight, 8:00
pm. Andrews 229. Bring $ lor T-shirts. New members
welcome!!
UNL Taekwonto Karate
Class Starts next Friday- 1/26*90. Information call 476
0788 or 423-4855. 611 North 27th
UNL WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB
Meeting Wednesday 1-24-90. Discuss upcoming
events. New members welcome. Meet 2nd floor Rec
Center Lounge. '
Walpurgisnacht
Volunteers neede on February 2, '990, 7-12. Benefits
Free shows. For more information, step by the booth in
the City Union.
We Want You I
Come find out why.
January 23, 1990 7:30 pm
Nebraska East Campus Union
U.S. Peace Corps
WILDLIFE CLUB MEETING
Wednesday the 24th at 7:00pm, East Campus Union
Come one. come all.
Win a Hawaiian Vacation or Big Screen T.V. plus
Raise up to $1400 in Just 10 Daysil!
Objective: Fund Raiser.
Commitment: Minimal
Money: Raise $1400
Cost: Zeio Investment
Campus Organizations. Clubs, Frats, Sororities Call
OCMC. 1-800-932 0528/1 000-950-8472, Ext. 10
You won't want to miss
GOVERNMENT LIASON
COMMITTEE
Tuesday at 6:15
Nebraska Union
Young adult diabetes support oroup forming. January
24th, 7.30 p.m. in the Center forTlealth Enhancement in
the Library, 50th and Sumner Further information con
tact Bill Mmnick, 435-5547.
120 Greek Affairs
Congrats Christy S. and Pam S. on making NSE host.
Love, Your Alpha Xi sisters
Congratulations to the Outstanding new Pledges of Beta
Sigma Psi: W. Gansemer. Murdock, B. Koehler. New
man Grove. J Singer, Los Angeles, CA
The Men of Beta Sigma Psi
Congratulations to the new Phi Mu Executives: Presi
dent- Christie Ebeltcft; First Vice-President- Nancy Imig,
Second Vice-President- Susie Trout, Secretary- Renee
Watkins; Treasurer- Kristin Campbell; Social Chairper
son- Jennifer Davison; Panhenenic Representative
Traci Minnick; Membershp- Wendi Baus; Phi Educator
Stacy Bratcher; House Manager- Stacy Hohlen.
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