Perfect
Continued from Page 13
the title.
It’s difficult to say if the fight
sequences are done well. Movie
audiences have seen so many in the
last few years, it’s virtually impos
sible to do anything new. Suffice it
to say that “Perfect Weapon” con
tains absolutely no surprises.
“Perfect Weapon” may not sound
the death knell for horrible fight
films but let’s at least hope it’s a
sturdy nail in the coffin.
“Perfect Weapon” is playing at
the Plaza 4 Theaters, 201 N. 12th
Street.
Nova
Continued from Page 13
From Somewhere” from Hiisker’s last
album together, “Warehouse, Songs
and Stories.”
“You ran out of wishes — threw
all your pennies in the fountain. Where
you gonna land next time you fall off
of your mountain?” Hart asks.
Hart’s strum of electric power
chords accompany Crego’s percus
sion as he slaps and beats the hell out
of the drums, all the while constantly
crashing cymbals—just like all good
Minneapolis bands should.
“Over My Head” is the highlight
of the album. The constant pop of
drams moves into the clickety of
tambourine during Hart’s sweet cho
rus. Merkl’s bass line ranges from top
to bottom perfecting the rhythm sec
tion of the three piece. Hart’s melodic
melancholy is back in high form reach
ing for new heights.
The varying, syncopated rhythms
of “Admiral of die Sea” could be
taken for that raving Manchesterian
beat that everyone in England is drop
ping acid to.
It’s not, though.
The rhythm section is driving pop
in the Minneapolis vein that Hiisker
Dii, the Replacements and Soul Asy
lum made legendary.
Hart’s punched vocals rise over
the rumble of dirty guitar grunge and
feedback. Rhythms give the song the
rolling feel of speeding really fast
over water on a really unsafe car, or
some other non-ocean faring vehicle.
On “Persuaded,” Hart screams a
defiant message, “I’m not going to be
persuaded this time.”
A tight snare march rhythm meets
the grungy bitch of a guitar growing
to a defiant surge and insistent drum
pound. Descending bass lines and
swirling guitar grunge are topped with
Grant’s croon growing to insistence.
Hart’s insight into the darker moods
grows into “Lavender and Grey.”
“If you wanted to go straight to
hell, I wouldn’t stand in your way,”
Hart offers.
The rhythm is the strolling rock of
a twostepon a darkened street. Hart’s
guitar is an introspective jaunt of strums
and flange, accompanied by a sweet
whistling solo.
This is the Grant Hart we know so
well.
The last track, “The Last Days of
Pompeii,” is the title track, and ar
guably, the best track.
Hart’s strum of acoustic guitar is
layered underneath power chords o’
plenty in a fine Hiisker fashion, just as
his vocals are full-bodied and trium
phant.
He should feel triumphant.
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3 Bicycles For Sale
1990 Trek 1200,4 month old racing bike. $425 obo.477
7854, leave message.
27" Ralegh Olympian 12-speed. $150. 435-1263
59 cm Torpado, Campy, Columbus. 435-2322. ask lor
Bob Or 423-9441, Paul.
clim^veau^®™'90^ Sh3pe' 188pd" 5300 060
S^,n-^Lr„road bike' bl>J«^yellow. Shimono 105
oorrjponems, Cateye eompuier, Scott/Lemond clip-ons
excellent condition. $500,476-2843. v
n?nrfi^fi8i nnjniL0'te’ ,oarT1 comPei't'on. Profile
obodCaH 423-4^20^*^'|U8ttunad and ,aped “P-4450
Doug”42'i<^45iri°ri ironman 12 *P*«P ,ouring bike. Call
Lincoln Police Department notice of sale of abandoned
property. April 6. 1991, 10
jLmUJncoInland Towinp.410 & P street. No checks
$200 *Cal1476-9785 n * S,*r,in9 *tr®et b>k«- Like new for
Schwinn Super Letour. Excellent condition. Lots of ex
tras. $250. obo 466-0697, leave message.
5 Clothing For Sale
Beautiful bridal gown purchased at J.P. Originals in
Omaha. Never worn. Size 12. Call 474-3939, leave
message.
6 Computers For Sale
Apple IIGS, 512k, 2 drives, RGB Monitor, mint condition.
Call 438-2546.
MACINTOSH PLUS COMPUTER 20 Meg Hard Drive.
Alto carrying case $1000. 436-6946.
7 Jewelry
Men's 14 carat gold ring. Size 8 3/4. Appraised at $250.
taking best offer. 436-8181.
One carat diamond duster ring with 14 carat gold thick
band. In perfed condition. Chrs. 421-7364. leave mes
sage.
8 Furniture For Sale ~
Dorm lofts for sale. Delivered and installed, $94.23. Call
Todd. 475-0654._
Love seat, sofa, table and chair. Must seel Best offer. Call
Mke 436-8268. Leave message.
Moving Sale
Large office desk w< bookshelf $75. Nintendo game deck
with three games: $90. Brown couch: $25. Wood coffee
table: $15. Wood 5-drawer dresser: $20.477-5068.
Sofa and loveseat. real good condition. $150. Full size
dryer, $50. Call Dan, 470-3824.
White French Provincial dresser. Six drawers, lame mir
ror, excellent condition, best offer. Call Kristi. 48$0054.
10 Misc. For Sale
14“ color TV with remote control, 3 years old. S300/obo.
Peugot ten speed $150. 786-2216.
Color TV near new. excellent condition, $85; VCR, 2
years old, remote, 466-8520.
Contemporary couch, dean, new, $165; electronic hu
midifier, $35; living room lanp, $15; o.b.o. 474-7601.
GAPS complete MCAT test preparation kit. 477-6453.
Kyosho Burns R/C Car. Capable of 60mph. Complete
and ready to run. Chris, 436-8476.
12 Musical Instruments
For Sale: Fender Baseman 50 amp. Peavey StudioPro
40 amp, and B.C Rich guitar. 489-7884.
For Sale; Peavey wireless microphone with rack mount
receiver. Excellent condition, $350. Call Jeff, 436-8963.
Ibanez J-Bass; Fender Tele; Crate 6CW Bass Amp, 2
Monitors Dave, 483-5085.
Randell 100 watt amp., $150. Cal! 476 9973.
438-2552^5^ digital sampler. Vox Jaguar Organ. Cheap
Yamaha console piano, excellent condition. $2000/obo
489-7884.
13 Pets
CFA registered Siamese Kittens 435-6585, leave mes
sage.
Purebred Dachshunds for sale. Male and Female. 3
months to 2 1/2 years. Call 476-7560.
14 Photo Equipment
Olympus OM-IO w/ lens, plus zoom lens and flash. Call
435-5576.
16 Sporting Goods
The Used Sports Shop
1724 O Street upstairs. Consignment sporting goods of
all kinds. 473-7971 * “
18 Stereos/TVs For Sale
CR-75 Phase III Electronic cross-over new, never used
$125.476-0328.
New, perfect shape, 7-band 300W, booster/equalaer for
car stereo. $135. 436-7967.
Sony 5-disc CD-player CDP30.16 inch Fisher 120 watl
speakers. Make offer. 474-9065. leave message.
19 Ticket Exchange_
Two airline roundtrip tickets. Omaha-New Yorti, July 1-8,
caJI 466-0596. After 5 call 473-4727. $400 or best offer.
20 Vehicles For Sale
'66 Yamaha Radian. 6500 miles, like new, dk. blue a
gold, $1300. Call 476-1778
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'82 Kawasaki KE 175, one owner, 1,400 miles, like new.
$500 firm. Jim 423-3810.
4 VW GTi '87 alloy wheels 14x6", $125ea., Including tire.
Call 467-2878 after 6 p.m
1989Cullase Sup-eme Charcoal gray. 2-door. Call477
4134._
1988 Honda Hurricane. Red and white, matching helmet,
low miles, $3000/obo. 474 9065, leave message.
1985 Kawasaki LTD 1100 with extras. Call 435-5576.
1983 Audi 5000.5-speed, ak options. $380(Vobo. Before
6pm, 489-6007. after 6pm 786-3371. Ask for Tom.
1981 Suzuki 850. Good condition, many extras. Call 474
0400._
1981 Z23, t-tops. code alarm, many extras, must see
$3100 obo. 477-0025.
Datsun 810 wilh Z-car motor, needs tune-up Call 438
2546
Must sacrifice, super sham 1981 CB 900, custom Honda,
many options, 483-1361-h, 467-5581-w. ask lor Doug.
Scooter for sale: 1986 Honda Elite 80. excellent condi
tion. $499, call Lisa. 477-7546, leave message.
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April 14,1991
Attention: Juniore
STUDENT FOUNDATION • rewarding a $300
Schoierthlp to a 2nd semester junior at UNL. Applica
tions are due Mey let and are available at the CAP
Office. Questions: call Andrew Sigerson, 436-7869.
Campus Red Cross
Meeting at City Union. April 2,6pm.
Ecology Now
Meeting tonigm 7:30pm, Union.
Engineers Week
Speaker Robert Ooetal from Dow Chemical take on
"Strategies on Environmental Health and Safety in
Henzlik Hall at 7:00pm TONIGHT.
Free Sneak Preview
Presented by UPC American Films. Object of Beauty.
Tuesday. April 2, 8:00 p.m. Douglas 3 Theatre Tickets
available in Union CAP offices. Seating is first come, first
serve.
Hueker MOBY Leadership Association
Meeting tonight: 8:30 in Union.
Location will be posted
Interested in a Rotary International Scholarship? Attend
an informational meeting sponsored by UNL Rotaract
Club Wednesday, April 3rd. 7:30 Nebraska Union
Interviewing Skills
Attention all Beta Alpha Pmi and i me reeled
members:
Ernst and Young and Beta Alpha pei will be giving a
presentation on /rrtetvfcwfng sft/M*
Thursday April 4.
11th floor of NBC at 7 p.m.
Refrashments provided.
So come and pick up tome tips on helpful interviewing
skills as fall is |ust around the comer.
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Thursday .Uprit 11, 1991
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— and ali the car chaaera can decide for themselves
whether or not to participate._
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4 Except
10 Put the curtains
back up
13 Midday
16 -dictum
17 Speculative
enterprises
18 Suburb of
Philadelphia
20 Tibetan goat
antelopes
21 Mass
engineering sch
22 Fastener
24 Year in the papacy
of Paschal II
25 Inferior
30 Fair grade
31 French film
director-actor
writer
32 Savile Row
group
34 Ending for a
buck
35 Hawaiian port
36 Piece of armor
39 Set up a sting
42 Colony dweller
43 Ground
coverings
having sparse
vegetation
46 Whaler's oil cask
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
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jU|N DAY
[rTe i n s
48 Noble, in
Nurpberg
49 Line
50 Basilica’s
courtyard
53 Noble name in
Monaco
56 Give back
confidence
58 Surrounds
tightly
59 " to me as my
soul!” Shak
60 Della, Pee Wee
et al
61 Rubs out
62 Armenia, e g
DOWN
1 Discounter, in a
way
2 No place for
skating
3 Gobbles
4 Reveal
5 Noah, m
Nogales
6 Two Chaneys
7 Duck, in
Dusseldorf
8 -und Drang
9 Hot wind from
Africa
10 -Royce
11 Actor Beatty
12 Pompous
14 Moister
15 Little Esthers
19Wis city
23 Shaver,
frequently
26 Unique person
27 Defense-pact
acronym
28 More like Mother
Seton
29 Sediments
33 Parrot fish
36 Swine-cress
genus
37 Joins together
38 Battologize
*0 Needing
ventilation
41 Hard-working,
so-so student
44 Gardeners' tools
45 Word with
cheese or
chocolate
47 Perron part
51 Annapolis inst
52 Spa-bath
materials
54 Mrs , in Marseille
55 Lincoln, Beame
et al
57 Female ruff