Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1990)
Henry Continued from Page 6 before becoming emperor chronicle his maturation as man and king. Bran agh’s Henry is very human as well. He is capable of *great cruelty, de manding extreme discipline among his men, yet he is kind to those loyal to his cause. The most powerful scene in the film follows the battle between the English and Prince Dauphinc’s French Army. A young boy unjustly is killed by the French during the battle, and Henry is so incensed by the futility of it all that he openly weeps in front of his soldiers. Simon Rattle’s operatic score thun ders, as Branagh carries the child’s body across the blood-soaked battle field. His camera makes a beautiful pan through the fog to close out the scene. If Branagh had done nothing else well in his film, this single moment would have made “Henry V” worth seeing. In just that one single mo ment, he makes a passionate declara tion of what filmmaking can be. The Oscar-nom inated “ Henry V ” comes to the Sheldon on Thursday, with playing times at 7 and 9:30 p.m., and matinees at 12:15 and 2:45 p.m. Saturday and 2 and 4:30 p.m. Sunday. It returns the following weekend with the same playing times. Pianist performs honor concert for Varners From Staff Reports Pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy will perform today at the Lied Center for Performing Arts, in an effort to honor certain mem bers of the University of Nc braska-Lincoln community. Ashkenazy is the music di rector at the London Royal Phil harmonic Orchcstraand is inter nationally known for his contri butions to the music world. He won his first recognition at the Tchaikovsky Competi tion in Moscow in 1962 and since then has appeared in con certs and recitals diroughoutthe world. He currently is principal guest conductor for the Cleve land Orchestra and chief con ductor of the Radio Symphonic Orchcstcr Berlin. He has recorded as both a performer and a con ductor and has performed with musicians Itzhak Pcrman and Lynn Hafrell. The concert is sponsored by the University of Nebraska foun dation to recognize D.B. “Woody” and Paula Varner for their longtime commitment to the University of Nebraska Lincoln, and to recognize their commitment to enhance the performing arts in Nebraska. The privately funded event honors the Varners, as well as those who donated $100 or more to the Lied Center for Perform ing Arts. The show is not open to the public. William C. Smith, chairman of the foundation’s board of directors, said the concert is a fitting tribute to Woody Varner, who has served as the president of the University and as interim director of the Lied Center. ‘‘The Varners’ role in ob taining the funding and sustain ing the momentum to make this performing arts hall a reality shows a tremendous commit ment to the arts, to the univer sity and to Nebraska,” Smith said. “This concert is a means to show them and the many others who have contributed that die L ied Cen ler for Perform ing A rts is appreciated and that their participation has not been un noticed.” 64 Printing 70 Religious -——172 Rentals 2 Appliances 74 Social Services 3 Bicycles 76 Travel 4 Books 78 Tutoring 5 Clothing 80 Typing & Resumes 6 Computers i— 8 Furniture 9 Garage Sales _ 10 Misc. For Sale 100 Rides \\ Musical Instruments 110 Announcements 4 Photo Equipment 120 Greek Affair* 6 Sporting Goods 130 Student Government 8 Stereos/TVs 135 Meeting Others 19 Ticket Exchange 140 Personals 20 Vehicles 145 Lost & Found -148 Wanted 22 Adoption 25 Automotive 150 Child Care Needed 28 Beauty Aids 160 Help Wanted 30 Bridal 162 Work Study Jobs 32 Counseling 164 Summer Jobs 34 Floral - 36 Health & Fitness 38 Insurance - 40 Instruction 170 Roommates 42 Job Placement 175 Rooms For Ftent 44 Legal 180 Houses For Rent 60 Misc. Services 190 Apartments For Rent 62 Pregnancy * F<* S?1® 198 Vacation Rentals $2.50 per day for 10 words on individual student and student organization ads $3.00 per day for 10 words on commercial ads. $.15 each additional word $.75 billing charae. Personal ads must be prepad. 3 Bicycles 1989 Alpine 18" mountain bike. Excellent condition. S450 o.b.o. 477-9105. Lincoln Police Department Notice ol Sale on unclaimed bicycles and property on Saturday, March 31,10:00am at Lmooln Land Towing. 410 W. P Street. No checks accepted. Trek 850 Mountain Bike. 436 7838 Trek racing bike, Shamono parts. S385 obo. Call Lisa 476-0349 10 Misc. For Sale AIWA tape deck, AD-S15. SMOobo. CaH436-9947.ask for Jason. ATTENTION - HIRING! Government iobs - your area. $17,840- $69,485. Call 1-602 838 8885 EXT R4005 ATTENTION - GOVERNMENT SEIZED VEHICLES from $100. Fords, Mercedes, Corvettes, Chevys. Surplus Buyers Guide 1 602 838 8885 EXT 44005 Blue Charvel 3-DR, $450, white Strat w/scalloped finger board, $250, Sunburst older Slrat copy $125 Bob. 464 1472. Cliff s for Imported and Domestic cigarettes! 140 N. 12th St. Cliff's for Ushers and Wedd'ng Gifts' 140 N 12th. Earth Day T-Shirt* for sale at Bud s Beverages, south of 11th andCornhusker. Also at Q-4 Ouik on 17th and Vine. Buy one for Spring Break' Jim's Journal Merchandise T-shirts. Boxers, mugs. Send for FREE catalog: Ameriprint P 0. Box 680 Marshall. Wl 53559 oi Call 608) 655-4248 Love seat and matching chair, good condition, $100. 435-2186 13 Pels Must sell mated pair ol large Jack Dempseys (fish). Best offer. Call after 5 p.m. 438 2505. 18 Stereos/TVs Kenwood 3 way home stereo speakers 180 watt max $175 X or best offer 436 X36 or leave message 20 Vehicles For Sale 1989 Chevy Cavalier, converlible-all extras, low miles, real sharp. 624-3135 1983 Subaru Gt, 4 door, excellent condition. Call 486 1379 after 5. 22 Adoption ADOPTION California couple with adopted son and lots of love to give desire to adopt newborn. Happily married, financially secure. Let us help you through this difficult time. Legal/ confidential. Expenses paid.all Janet oollect anytime. (707)833 1230 Loving California couple and 14-month old daughter, Emily, wish to adept newborn. Legal, confidential, ex penses paid Call Kathy collect anytime at 213-643 5643 PREGNANT AND WONDERING WHAT TO DO? Explore the protection and benefits of adoption which are only provided by a lioensed agency. No tee for our confidential services Contact: Nebraska Children's Home Society 4600 Valley Road 483-7879. 60 Misc. Services NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES Millions availabe in financial aid Computerised match ing. Call 475-2058 for information TYPEWRITERS WORD PROCESSORS RENTAL SALES SERVICE RENT-TO-OWN BLOOMS 323 North 13th Street 474-4136 40 Instruction_ -PRIVATE GUiYSR INSTRUCTION Beginners or advanced. Lessons can include use o! guitar. Zager Studio 423-2709. 62 Pregnancy PHfcGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping hand. Free pregnancy test, please call 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 enlargemente Resumes Professionally typeset or iaser printed $15 plus tax. Daily Nebraskan basement ot the Nebraska Union Typing and Word Processing. Resumes-Papers. Call All-Types. 477-0445. TYPING Computer Type & services 1630 Que Street 476-8973 All papers. Thesis. Dissertation!,. Reports, Long/Short Term Proiects. Letters,Envelopes,Resumes are profes sionally done. Service: Prompt -Rates: Great Will do typing, school papers, term papers Call Mary at 483-4010. 110 Announcements Women and Poverty Issues Panel discussion by Helen Moore, Barbara Turnage, Pat Anderson and Bill Perkins. Thursday. 12 pm. Wfomen's Resource Center. 117 City Union. Sponsored by the WRC. African Students Association Spring Break Cookout Saturday. March 24. 3:30-7 p.m. Peter Pan Park, 33rd & Y Street Barbeque. refreshments, volleyball. African Tid-bits. Everything free. See you all. Amnesty International Meeting Tonight 700 pm Union Write a letter, save a life! AMS Administrative Management Society Meeting Wed . March 21 in City Union at 6:30 pm. Guest speaker Mary Hoppe from Express Personnel speaking on interviewing. New members welcome. Immigration Lawyer STANLEY A. KRIEGER 9290 West Dodge Suite 302 Omaha, NE 68114 (402) 392-1280 Member American Immigration Association of Lawyers Practice Limned to Immigration Law I ED CASH? 1 •aid for used record*, i Jk compact disc*! East Park Piazal P.K.: MISSED YOU AGAIN AT THE COFFEE HOUSE, 1324 "P"l THANKS FOR THE NOTE BY THE PINK COUCH THOUGH. LUNCH TOMORROW'1 WITH IT Adult Children o* Alcoholic* educational classes and ongoing support group available. Call 474-6037 for more information.__ VISION Because it s time for a change! Cornhusker Marching Band FLAG CORPS AUDITIONS Apnl 3, 4 and 5 700 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. FIELD HOUSE use entranoe off of Avery Avenue Auditions open to all academically eligible UNL students. FREE DANCE CLASS Sponsored by Orchesis Thursday 8:30 p.m. MLH 304 _ GET BASHED' CHI PHI BAND BASH 90 APRIL 12. UNION ALL WELCOME INTRAMURAL MANAGERS’ MEETINGS There will be a mandatory managers meeting for co-rec slow pitch softball; and men's and women's outdoor soccer managers on Thursday, 3/22. The softball man agers meeting is at 5:30 pm and the soocer managers' meeting is a f?30 pm. Both meetings will be held in the Nebraska Union (rooms will be posted). Pre-Pharmacy Club Meeting Wednesday, March 21st, 6 p.m. in the Union. Richard Carper. a person with AIDS, walked across America last year Hear his story and learn about his efforts to educate lawmakers about AIDS. Thursday March 22. 8:00 p.m., Harvest Room of NE Union. VISION Gosch - Mohling - Burnham Still unsure what econom.cs class to take next fall? Come to Omicron Delta Epsilon’s Economic Course Fair. March 21st at 3:00pm in CBA, Room 334 Everyone is welcomel Street Legal March 30 9 12:30 Pia-Mor Ballroon 6600 W O St Lincoln, NE Summer School Housing oontracts are available Call 472-3561 or slop by 1100 Seaton Ha* for contracts Summer Sessions Early Registration March - April 6 Student representatives needed for 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 Burnet! Hall. City Campus 0308 by April 3. Students for Choice Meeting March 22,7:30 p.m. Union-Room Posted The Publications Board will hire the summer Daily Ne braskan editor in chief at 4:45 p.m.. Wednesday. March 21 in the Nebraska Union. All are invited to attend. TREVOR McARTHUR FOR REGENT. Anyone inter ested in helping to run a political campaign that will change this place. Real need for people with knowledge of publicity, advertising, finance or general interest in politics and this whole Regents business. Meeting Tues day, March 27 at 7 p m„ 656 S. 19th, #6 or call 474-0266. UN-L RaoquetbaH Club. Organizational meeting, 700 p.m. Thursday, March 22, at Student Union. Questions call Troy 464-3763 UNL Culture Center presents the 5th Annual SPRINGFEST!! Wed. March 21,2-7 p.m. Come join us for Games, Prizes & Fun. FREE!!! 333 N. 14th See you there! UNL YOUNG DEMO CRATS ELECTIONS TONIGHT March 21, 6:30 City Union. All are welcome Speakers Gene Crump and Larry Hall. UPO FIELD TRIP St. Joseph s Center, Thursday, April 12. 3 p.m. H inter ested, call Allen at 436-0001 (leave message) Deadline to sign-up March 22, Thursday. Call toll-free 1-800-243-8520 GOSCH MOHLING BURNHAM Because it's Time for a Change. VOTE VISION! g"" 1,1... .. | ' - » .. ■■Ill ■ ■■■■■I BUI HMIMIHIIIIIII £ I Bring in this coupon for 1 FREE regular wash at Lincoln's newest, largest, most entertaining Laundromat!!! We have exercise bikes, tanning beds (at 56th St.), big screen TV, 11 small screen TV's, drop off laundry, dry cleaning, snack bar, pool tables, videos [""offer good . . Limit 1 Coupon Per Visit and Per Address march u>90 | 1 Some Restrictions Apply Call Us! 475- 7672 611 N. 27th Main Campus Open 11 a.m. for lunch 476- 0787 11th & Cornhusker ^ Harper Schramm Smith |k p Q7 Two 10” I Jfe H y' Cheese Pizzas \pF Additional Toppings $.95 | _ Expires 3/31/90 | I SPECIAL r DRIVERS WANTED II j $5-$7 PER HOUR | i_i
