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Rap
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“They wanted to sing, and we
wanted to rap. And it’s not fair for
them to be stuck in a rap group be
cause they ’ re good singers. So we just
divided into two groups.”
Kauffman, the rapper of II Def,
said he can’t write about the same
topics that national rap acts do.
“I can’t write songs about gangs
and how I’m walking the streets stay
ing away from gangs and drugs be
cause I haven’t been there,” he said.
Kauffman said he tries to be posi
tive and write about things he has
experienced. He said lots of groups in
Lincoln arc jealous of other groups,
and they try to keep the others from
getting ahead.
‘‘I do more stuff on the unity type
thing, and basically people trying to
hold us down and how we’re trying to
make it. The attitude in Lincoln is
there’s a lot of jealousy,” he said.
Kauffman said you have to know
how to play with the audience to be
good in rap.
‘‘Rap is really a crowd-oriented
thing. There’s a great message you
can get across with it but it’s all
entertainment. If you can’t perform
live in rap, you’re not going to make
it,” Kauffman said.
The farewell for Paul Miles is from
9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the Ne
braska Union Ballroom. Tickets are
$4 if dressed for the beach and $5 if
not.
ente^ainiiient_
Concert to feature singer Pat Donovan
South Street Temple, 20th and South streets, will present a free
concert of music from the Broadway stage featuring soprano Pat
Donovan in her farewell Lincoln performance Sunday.
This music of the Broadway stage concert will begin at 3 p.m. and
is open to the public.
Donovan will be accompanied by Ginny Hodges.
L-,ra .
Ballet troupe presents ‘Cinderella9
By Julie Naughton
Senior Reporter _
The Opera Ballet de Lyon will
make their Nebraska debut with their
presentation of “Cendrillon” (“Cin
derella”), Saturday at the Lied Cen
ter for Performing Arts.
The Lyon, France-based ballet
troupe’s version of the classic “Cin
derella” story is non-traditional,
according to Karen Hart Underwood
of the Lied Center.
The non-singing ballet company,
associated with the Lyon Opera, is on
a month-long tour of the United States,
coming to the Lied Center from Phila
delphia.
Underwood said differences be
tween the Opera Ballet dc Lyon and
other companies, such as the Jeffrey,
will be apparent in their non-tradi
tional dancing. Dancers move in a
doll-like, stiff fashion, she said.
The story differs from the tradi
tional “Cinderella” story as well,
Underwood said. Although Ameri
cans know one version, the Grimm
brothers’ fairy tale, other cultures have
their own versions of the story.
“It’s interesting to see how differ
ently one story can be interpreted,”
Underwood said. “Take ‘Cinderella.’
There is the Walt Disney version, the
Grimm Brothers’ version and ‘My
Fair Lady,’ and they’re all just one
story that has been interpreted differ
ently.”
The dancers wear costumes and
masks to make them look like dolls,
and the set of the ballet is a large doll
house. Music is irom me rroKouev
score of “Cinderella.”
According to Underwood, chore
ographer Maguy Marin did not want
her version of “Cinderella” to be
like anyone else’s.
The Opera Ballet de Lyon’s hired
Marin in 1985 to choreograph an origi
nal production of “Cinderella.” Marin
created her version of the ballet by
researching the “Cinderella” story
and blending many differcntcullures’
versions together, as well as relying
on herown memories of bcingachild.
Since the ballet’s creation, it has
been performed more than 100 times.
The ballet’s performances arc at 2
and 8 p.m. Saturday. Ticket prices arc
$20, $16 and $12, half price for UNL
students and youth under 18. Tickets
arc available at the Lied Center box
office between 11 a.m.and 5:30p.m.
Camille
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frightening. Ii is an astonishing trans
formation.
Depardieu, as Rodin, also iscxccl
lent. Rather than making Rodin -
admittedly not the most sterling per
sonality -- an ogre, Depardieu makes
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60 Misc. Services_
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100 Rides__
Rodin sympathetic and likeable.
“Camille Claudel,” arguably one
of the most well-done films in recent
years, is in French with English sub
titles, and is rated R for nudity.
The film is playing at the Sheldon
Memorial Art Gallery Theatre through
May 13. Matinees are at noon and
2:45 p.m. on Saturdays and at 1 and
2 people looking for a ride to Bellingham. WA Will help
with gas and driving Please call 435 8860 or 489 6140
Nursing student traveling northern route to Yakima,
Washington, Would like someone to help with driving
part or full tnp-wm pay for gas. Call Rae at 345-4161 in
Omaha.
110 Announcements _
P-K:
Next week well be thinking tun. fun, fun instead of
hoping to be done, done, done1 Study break tonight at the
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shirt must return the shirt to avoid a hold being
placed on their records Be sure to return the
shirt before the end o( the semester. 472-3467.
Be ready to teach by fall Aerobic Instructors Training
Course beginning June 9. Call Kris, 423-7171
CAMPUS REC. CENTER
SUMMER USAGE
Registered spnng semester students or students pre
repistered for fall semester who are not attending sum
mer school may use the Campus Recreation Facilities A
Programs dunng the summer of 1990 by paying a fee of
$21 80 Students who are registered for part of the
summer sessions will be charged a pro-rated fee. The
fee may be paid at the Campus Recreation office. 55
CRC. M-F, 7:30 a m.-5:30 p.m. Questions’ call 472
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CORNCOBS
would like to say
THANK-YOU
to Athletic Dept , Greek Shop, P.O Pears, Pizza
Bakery, Alumni Association, Taco Inn, Nebraska
Bookstore, University Bookstore, Amigos A TCBY, for
their help in our raffle
Distribute
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Do you want to earn money for vour organization’ We are
looking tor groups to provide 20people Oil footbal! Satur
days to distribute First Down Magazines tor two hours.
Each group will be paid $l00$l25/game If interested,
see Dan at the Daily Nebraskan, basement of the Ne
braska Union, or call 472-1769.
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June 22,1990 After this date, unclaimed forfeit
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3:45 p.m. Sundays. There are shows
at 6:30 and 9:15 p.m. on weekdays.
There arc no screenings Monday and
no 6:30 p.m. screening Tuesday.
Admission is $4.50, and $3 for
senior citizens, children, UNL sum
mer school students and members of
the Friends of the Sheldon Film The
atre.
U.P.O. Member* & 1989-90 Officer*:
Thanks for making U.P.O. a success1 Besl of luck to the
1990-91 officers and to all the graduating seniors. Hope
to see the rest of you next yearl
UNL Weightlifting Club
Year end get togetherSunday, May 6. Call Mike 474
7710, leave message.
120 Greek Affairs
A big thanks to all the teams who part.cipated in AXO
Bedracingl Congrats to “The Best In Bed": First Place
Ag Men/Little Sisters; Second Place-TKE/ADPi.
Thanks I
Alpha Chi Omega
AXO HASHERS.
You're the BESTI We 'll miss you this summer. hope
to see you again next tail
Love, the Alpha Chs
Best Fundraiser* On Campu*!
Is your fraternity, soronty or club interested in earning
$1,000 00+ for a one-week, on-campus marketing pro)
ect’ You must be well organized and hard working Call
Corine or Myra at (800)592-2121.
Congratulations to B Munn and D. Warday for IFC
Gamma Gamma awards
The Men of AGS
Congratulations Christie Ebeltoft on your Walt Disney
World Internship. Have fun!
Love, Your Phi Mu Sisters
Congratulates Karen and Kim Songster on your PBL
Award Good luck in Washington!
Love. Your Phi Mu Sisters
Congratulations Cari S. for making Health Aide
Love, Your Phi Mu Sisters
Congratulations Michelle K for making the gymnastics
team.
Love in our bond. Your Phi Mu Sisters
_ P S. Ha-hai
Congratulations Rich Meuret on receiving the Mutual of
Omaha Scholarship, the First Annual Stuart Community
Service Award, and the Nebraska Human Resource
Institute's Hall Award
Your ATO Brothers
Congratulations to Bob F rost and Bryan Hill on receiving
the Gamma Gamma Award, Lance Carlson on receiving
the Frank Hallgren Scho*arshp; Jeff Glesinger on mak
mg the Parking Appeals Board.
Your ATO Brothers
Congratulations to the ATO soocer team for winning All
University Championship
Congratulations to the ATO/A-Phi All University Softball
Champions
Congratulations to Cindy R on receiving the Julie Son
deregger Award. Kim M on your Gamma Gamma Award,
and to Hillory S on being elected to Arbitration Board
We re so proud ot youll
_Love, your Gamma Phi sisters
Dann N. (DTD).
Congratulations lor being chosen as the Greek repre
sentative for Campus Recreation Advisory Board
___ Your Delt Brothers
Dell Seniors.
The house wishes you good luck in the future and
thanks you for your support
Your Delt Brothers
Doug C. (DTD),
Congratulations for winning the Outstanding Senior
Award Good luck to you in the future
Your Delt Brothers
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2 Appliances
Full size refrigerator. $125. Call 476-9036 after 5 p.m
3 Bicycles
Bianchi Touring Bike, 25", Shimano Aero SIS, $170.
423 9268
Cannondale. Excellent condition, must sell, $320 obo
475-1418.
DIAMOND BACK. 18 speed Mountain Bike. $285 o.b o.l
PUCH AUSTRO DAIMLER, 12 speed touring bke.
$165 435-6111
Mountain Bike 1 year old New lues, $325 Call Larry
436 9778 Abo have EXIT sign and PLANTS
Schwinn Eurosporl 19", girl's 10 speed, brand new. aqua
color. $215 423-1993. daytime. 475-7983 afler 5pm
8 Furniture
Newqueensizewaterbed, $250 w. headboard 489-7707
10 Misc. For Sale
For Sale Super Single Waterbed includes: liner, pad
ded rails, heater, bookcase headboard and sheets
$100 00 Antique dining room table with matching buffet
and 4 chairs, veneered needs some work $150 00 Call
489 6450 after 6 p m.
12 toot Aqja Cat Yellow/Whi'e sailboat See and Sail
$750.00. 435-2110 Leave message
12-piece drum set with 4 cymbal* including 2 crashes
nde and high hats, nice black finish. $800 o b o 475
0803 after 5pm
Cliffs for Pinning Cigars!, 140 N 12th
CONDOMS. Quality Tro|an-Enz, lubricated condoms
mailed discreetly Avoid hassle/embarrassment 5
$3 95, 10 $5 95. 20 $9 95 Check/Money Order. Post
paid Quality Resources, Box 2195, Secaucuv N.J.,
07094
Eye Contact: Replacement and Spare lenses. Starting at
$19.95 each 1 800-255-2020.
Must see short, four poster, king size waterbed with
drawers $250. 489-1152 evenings.
Stop at One More Time for Formats-both vintage and
current styles We also have lovely wedding dresses,
bridesmaid's dresses.
850 N. 27th, 474 2065
Open every day.
18 Stereos/TVs
For Sale Stereo console, $40, 435-1638
19 Ticket Exchange _
An line ticket on sale, from/tc Omaha Cheapest in town
guaranteed! 477-1649
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JuV 29 Non-stop $200 or best offer 475 8940
Have one female airline flight, departing Omaha May 23
Stops in Houston, arrives in McAllen. TX Very reason
ablel 464-9411
Save up to $1000 on airline ticket anywhere Pan Am flies
with companion ticket purchase. Need to use by May 31.
Can leave from Kansas City. Call 470-2365
20 Vehicles For Sale
85 Nissan Kina Cab Pickup, auto, air, AM’FM, super
clean. S4250 offers, '83 Nissan Sentra. 2-door, 5 speed
AM/FM. clean, $1950 offers Baer's Automotive Sales,
1647 S 3rd St., 477-6442
1987 Celebrity Eurospoft Brand new condition- one
previous owner' $6.100 or best offer Call 436 7915. after
finals 475 4336
1983 Suzuki 460 automatic, 1500 actual miles, $500
794 5715, ?94 5821
1962 YAMAHA VIRAGO 750cc Nice bike Must sell
435-4554
1980 Suzuki 750 GSL $700 or best offer 477-3304
1976 Plymouth Town & Country Station Wagon, $300
obo Call 435 0991 or 476 9724
Convertible, 1981 Xi/9 Fiat. 85,000 miles, black, runs
great. $2000 o.bo. 475-0803 after 5pm
Honda 450 Custom, 1982, great shape, good for getting
to and from school. $550 obo, 488-0131, cal! after 5pm
and leave message
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