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Woman Continued from Page 10 way personally,” she says. One thing leads to another, and Edward hires Vivian to be his escort for the week. As a business proposi tion. Of course, it was inevitable that I hey would fall in love. There arc some absolutely classic ccnes in this movie. One is when /ivian and Edward go shopping on todco Drive in Beverly Hills. A veri able shopfest through Gucci and jiorgio. The two walk into one of the stores, yhere the salespeople arc somewhat ukcwarm. Edward is not pleased. He summons the manager of the bou tique. “We’re going to need a lot more of being sucked up to, because that’s what we really like,’’ Edward says, flashing his Visa platinum card. “You understand.’’ “Well, sir, if I might say so, ’ the man says, “you’re in the right store, and the right city, for that.” In the end, through all the corpo rate buying, the polo games and the shopping, the two teach each other about life and love. The ending is refreshing and quite true to the Cinderella story. The screenwriting is good, but it is the first-class acting that makes this film a real winner. Gere and Roberts turn in stellar comedic performances. The supporting performances, espe daily by Laura San Giancomo (‘ ‘sex, lies and videotape”) as Vivian’s room mate, Kit, and by Jason Alexander as Edward’s snotty, sleazy lawyer, are commendable as well. Roberts is captivating as Vivian. Her spirited portrayal is a riot to watch. Roberts honed her comedic talents in “Mystic Pizza” and “Steel Magno lias,” and her portrayal of the tragic Shelby in “Steel Magnolias” won her an Academy Award nomination. Here’s hoping that Roberts’ snappy portrayal of Vivian also will win her awards. Gere is marvelous as Edward, the gorgeous ice prince. Gere’s Edward is sweet and tough, a person that wants to help people but also feels a need to protect himself by buying companies. He’s compassionate but doesn’t always think his actions through. The music complements the film without distracting. The judicious use of Roy Orbison’s “Pretty Woman” illustrates why the film was named without pounding it into the audi ence’s minds. James Newton How ard’s light, pretty score adds shading to the overall effect. Vivaldi’s classic suite, “The Four Seasons,” adds a gracious touch. And Gere wrote and performed a beautiful piano solo. “Pretty Woman” was filmed on location in Los Angeles, Beverly Hills and Burbank, Calif. The film was directed by Garry (“Happy Days,” “Laveme and Shirley”) Marshall. “Pretty Woman’ ’ opens Friday at the Douglas 3 Theatre, 13th and P streets. enteE^ainflientj Pianist to perform at Lied Center Pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy will perform Wednesday at the Lied Center for Perform ing Arts in a special concert to honor D. B. ‘ ‘Woody’ ’ and Paula Varner. The concert is sponsored by the University of Nebraska Foundation to recognize the Varners’ longtime commitment to enhance the performing arts in Nebraska. The University of Nebraska Foundation is a non-profit cor poration. I Classified 472-2588 ■ 1 1 64 Printing 70 Religious _172 Rentals Appliance* 74 Social Service* Bicycle* 76 Travel Books 78 Tutor mg Clothing 80 Typing 4 Resumes Computers - Furniture Garage Sale* _ Mi*c. For Sale 100 Ride* Musical Instrument* 110 Announcements Photo Equipment 120 Greek Affairs Sporting Goods 130 Student Government Stereo s/TV* 135 Meeting Other* Ticket Exchange 140 Personals Vehicles 146 Lost A Found -148 Wanted Adoption _ Automotive 150 Child Care Needed Beauty Aid* 160 Help Wanted Bridal 162 Work Study Jobs unseling 164 Summer Jobs loral - lealth A Fitness nsurance - hstruction 170 Roommates ob Placement 175 Rooms For Rent agal 180 Houses For Rent 1 isc- Services Apartments For 194 Homes For Sale r<*nancy198 Vacation Rentals per day (or 10 words on individual student and student organization ads per day tor 10 words on commercial ads ■ ‘ each additional word. I billing charge Personal ads must be prepaid ads may be submitted free of charge iday before publication (Monday Friday) i. Daily Nebraskan will not print any adver which discriminates against any person the basis of sex. sexual orientation, race, age, disability, marital status or national Daily Nebraskan reserves the right to edit any advertisement at any time which not comply with the policies and judgments newspaper ie advertisers agree to assume liability for all of all ads printed, as well as any claim therefrom made against the Daily Nebras 10 Misc. For Sale Kenton - HIRINGI Government jobs - your area. 17,MO- $69,485. Cal 1-608-838-8985. EXTR4005. bo Chaivel 3-DR. $450. wMe St rat w/scalloped linear >ard, $250. Sunburst older Strat oopy, $125. Bob. 464 rand naw. navar usad. HEAD skis. Raehie boots, plma goggle*. Scott pdas Call evening* 488-7907. UN's for Gifts. Fraa gift wrapping 140 N. 12th._ Iff* for Bear Stainsl 140 N. 12th. or Sale: 11 month membership to Gold t Gym. Best ash offer. 474-2650, leave message 12 Adoption ADOPTION California couple with adopted son and lots of love to giv< lesire to adopt nev4x>rn. Happily morn®**. ia<xre Let us heto you through this difficult time Legal :onlidentiaJ Expenses paid all Janet collect anytime 707)433-1230 ovine California couple and 14 month oldi daughtei Emily, wish to adopt newborn Legal. oonfrfentiaLex penses paid CailKathy coiled anytime at 213 643 5643 Physician and wile can provide secure, stable, lovin home loi your baby Experienced parents ot adopted year old Legal, private adoption Call Susan and ot©v colled 513 891 1583___ PREGNANT AND WO NOE RING WHAT TO DOT Explore the protection and benefits ot adoption which ar only provided by a licensed agency No tee for ot confidential services. Contact: Nebraska Children's Home Society 4600 Valley Road 483 7879 60 Misc. Services Discounts on Income Tax Returns. Reter or bring thi coupon and get a $5.00 discount oft our regular charge c S19 00 to 00 (Federal 6 Stale Income Tax Preoar* tiononly). This special otter will not last long Rush Nov We also specialize in part-time bookkeeping lor sma arid medium size bus masses We wilt help you cutooet end improve productivity For more mforrrwfton. detail on our Quality services, and frea estimate call 477-740 or leave message Ask about our other servpee an products. NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES Millions avail*b« In financial aid. Computerized match ing. Call 475-2058 for information. TYPEWRITERS WORD PROCESSORS RENTAL SALES SERVICE RENT-TO-OWN BLOOMS 323 North 13th Street 474-4138 62 Preunancy PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping hand. Free pregnancy test, please cal! us for appoint ment. 483-2609. 80 Typing & Resumes AVIS PROFESSIONAL WORD PROCESSING Term papers/masters.'doctorates. copier, dictaphones. Near UNl campus. 435-AVIS.__ HINZ WORD PROCESSING SERVICE 475-2253 Dissertations, thesis, term papers, resumes, newslet ters. brochures, mass mailings and more Copy service - reductions and enlargements. Resume- Professionally written, typeset, laser printed. Call 483-5535 leave message_ Resumes Professionally typeset or laser printed. $15 plus tax. Daily Nebraskan basement of the Nebraska Union _ Typing and Word Processing. Resumes-Papers. Call All-Type*. 477-0445. TYPING Computer Type & Services 1630 Que Street 476-8973 All papers. These. Dissertations. Reports. Long/Short Term Projects. Letters/Envelopes/Resumes ere profes sionally done Service: Prompt -Rates: Great Will do typing, school papers, term papers Call Mary at 483-4010. 110 Announcements ‘“"MONDAY" MEANS IT S MY TREAT FOR LUNCH AT THE COFFEE HOUSE, 1324 "PI" POACHED SALMON SOUND GOOD? w|TH |T BOB ALLINGTON 7:30 p.m. HenilA Auditonum March 20 FREE REFRESHMENTS COLLEGE REPUBLICANS ELECTIONS!! When: Tuesday. March 20. 1990 Where: Nebraska Union (Room posted) NevTMerrtbers'welcomelI Questions7Call Kristina, 477 2i————-ai————"1 Cornhuskar Marching Band FLAG CORPS AUDITIONS April 3. 4 and 5 700 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. i ! FIELD HOUSE use entrance oft ot Avery Avenue Auditions open to all academically eligbie UNL students. ELECTORAL COMMISSION MEETING Tuesday. March 20 5:30pm | 115 Nabraska Union • Jan Langenbarg.JJirector i Government Liaison Committee No meeting the week It you haven't wnttsn your senator vet about instructional equipment--do it this wash, wes meet again after Spring Break have a flood onel_ ; ~ intramural deadlines Tuesday. March 20 is the entry deadline tor: oo-rec slow pitch softball, and men's and woman's outdoor socoar. 472 3467._a l ' Phi U members and new initiates: Please attend our mooting Wed.. March 21, 6:00pm in HE 104 (bowling j afterwards I) _ l k Street Legal i March 30 9-12:30 I Ple-Mor Bakroon 6600 W. O 3t. Lincoln, NE Still unsure what Economics class to take next fall? Come toOmicron Delta Epsilon's Eoonomic Course Fair, March 21st at 3:00pm in CBA. Room 334. Everyone is welcome I Student representatives needed lor the Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women for 1990-91 school year. Openings for two undergraduate and two graduate students. Send resume and letter of interest to Professor Jacobs. 203 Burnett Hal. City Campus 0306 by April 3. Summer School Housing contracts are available. Cal 472-3561 or stop by 110o Seaton Hal for contracts. Summer Sessions Early Registration March 19 - April 6 VISION GCSCH MOHl ING-BURNHAM VOTE TODAY Fiddelke-Vaaa-Scott Win $100-$200 All Freshmen enter the Pi Mu Epsilon Math Contest. Test is April 7. Sign up by April 5 across from Math Office in OldfsAher. UMVERtSTY OF NEBRASKA FOUNDATION CONGRATULATES STUDENT FOUNDATION MEMBERS ON THEIR LEADERSHIP EFFORTS! CHRIST1 EBELTOFT - ARTS A SCIENCES COLLEGE SENATOR PATTY HENG - TEACHERS COLLEGE SENATOR BECKY SCHROER - NURSING COLLEGE SENATOR ANDY SIGERSON - GENERAL STUDIES PROGRAM DION HIGGINS ARTS A SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD ALYSSA GOSCH MIKE ZAUHA - 120 Greek Affairs Are you reedy (or Dig 'Em ‘90? Tri-Deli to! ATTENTION: Apphcatons for Editor-in-Chiet of Greek Yearbook now available m Greek Affairs Office. Due 400. April 6. Call Laurw at 436-6210 if you have question* Congratulations to Eric Newland on being chosen a University Ambassador. Your Triangle Brothers Congratulations Amy H„ Liz J. and Mary N. on being elected to Senate and Advisory Board. Great job and keep up the good work. Love. Your Delta Gamma Seter* Congratulations to RiCK Totzloff for being selected to Mortar Board and Phil Gosch for be no selected to Innocent* end Mortar Board The Men of Della Upailon Greek Shop Scholarship Apply for the sarth annual Greek Shop Scholarship through your chapter house or the Greek Affairs office by March 21st_ Laurie H. A Megan K. (AXO) Congratulations on being elected ASUN senators I We're so proudl Love, Alpha Chi Omega Midnight Madness clues - L - Melodrama Cue*. Hope our serenade on Monday was just the beginning The Tre Dells Whet would Me be without C Hartnett? Thanks for all your hard work on MM. "Delta LoveT' (Ick) 140 Personals Found you captivating. Danced at VISION. Would Ik* to dance again. RSVP. Bob Happy 2nd Anniversary. You are definitely th* best thing that has ever happened to me. I .ova you'll Mik. XOXOXO . . •Xpv 21st, Puff I Now you're a bn time buckarool The preceding message was biougnt to you by a grant from HORQPUI. respectfuly submitted by your con freres. Donna. Dee, Rita A Mere** P.S. And remember - Lunch is what you make ill LSB (Orano) I mat you. I iked you. I love you now and forever. To the Men of Gather 12, Matt N. and Jim T. 1 hanks tor the bowling tournament. We had a super timel Let's do it again somatime. Pound 3 Women P S. TCQY Wednesday at 9-our treat) 145 Lost & Found _ Loot: Keys on "VaT keychain. If found call 477-4056. 150 Child Care Needed Babysitter needed from 3:30 to 11:30 Monday-Fnday. 477-4366 before 2 pm. Dependable person needed to supervise 1 f year boy at our home summer afternoons. Near 27th and Sheraoon. Car needed Hopefully available to continue next school year 330 to 5:30 p.m. Call 475-2740 after 5:30 p.m. I'm looking for a warm, canng person to care for my 6 month old girl in my home. Must haveown transportation and be a non-smoker. Two mornings per week plus an occasional weekmght. Pay negotiable. Call 489-013/ Sitter needed in my homo for 6 yr. old and 3 yr. old Tuesday, Wednesday, and Frxfay, 7:30a m.-5p m. 40th and Old Chaney area. Call 423-0908 Summer Nanny. Monday-Thursday. May 29-July 27. 3:30am-4:30pm. 423-169S. after 5pm. 160 Help Wanted 54 00 HOUR START TWO WEEKS GO TO 54 50 Bus person: clean, neat, willing to work three nights a week, 5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Tern O'Shanter. 105 S 25th No phone calls. A M. salad prep. Hours 800am-2:30pm, Monday-Friday 6 Sunday. Saturday's oft. Starting wage S4.25 Call *66 2351.__ _ AG STUDENTS Midwest Ag Chemical Company interviewing for part time and surnrmw intern positions Graduate position* available. Send reeume to: P.O. Box 6544, Lincoln, NE 68506, Attn. Sales Mgr. Draftsperson, lull or part time. Must have completed Production Drawings or equivalent. Musi be available twenty hours or more. Prater someone who can work over the summer. Apply Lincoln Lumber Company, 032 N. 23rd.__ __ Earn over 56.00 per hour umpmng City Recreation soft ball. evenings and Sundays Call athletic office for more information. 471-7892. Training clmice start March 21. Beat the Spring Break rush lor summer workl If you want the opportunity to travel, develop business and communication experience, reoeive collage credit, and earn $350+ par weak. Cal 435-6301 Pieaae leave message. Interview* March 19-21. Construction help wanted: Construction firm in Vail. Colorado, seeking qualified person with construction management or civil engineering degree Surveying and commercial or residential construction experience de sired. Send reeume to Craig Bruntx c/o DVC, 1000 S. Frontage Rd. West. Suite 208. Vail, CO 61667 MM ON-CALL POSITIONS -Do you want a |ob to aarn extra money on a year round basis, but don't want to work Monday through Friday every week? -Do you like the idea ot working a maximum of three day* per weak, nut not every week’ Metromail has unque on-call positron* available that otter you 'he option* listed above, however, you must be available to work on short notion When you are called to work, it will be for a minimum of foui hours, and on some days as many a* eight hour* 1st shift, Monday Friday. 6:00am ? 30pm 2nd shift, Monday Priday, 2:45pm 11;1Spm. 1 The "On-Cail' positions involve performing |0b duties in a clean, light industrial work environment, especially designed to assemble (oompile) loose leal page* ot booklets punted in out printing department Specie duties are assisting in tne maintenance ot a library’’ which contains an inventory ot printed inserts, stacking gathered oollated page* tor trimming, stapling, binding, oi inserting loose-teal peqes, and inserting completed printed material* tor shipment Qualified applicants must have basic physical dexterity, basic numsiicai understanding and retention skill*, and the ability to lift material not exceeding 40 pounds In addition, the poalons require intermittent lifting of mate rials, and standing lor long periods o< time To apply lor these unique position* call 473-9707 to schedule on interview Personnel Department I Mail Production Service* Divlalon METROMAIL CORPORATION 901 Weet Bond Lincoln, NE 66921 Equal Opportunity Employer - I 435-7242 Everything except the wait UNL Student Union Fresh Pizza Any Size Baked in 90 seconds Dlne-in or carry out | INDIVIDUAL I i fil pan PIZZA 1 j ONE TOPPINGj J 1.89+tax ! 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