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Research reveals that, under certain circumstances, alcohol use can be dangerous.
Zero alcohol is the best choice if you are:
•On certain medications or have certain illnesses (check with your doctor).
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•Stressed or tired.
•Either the son, daughter or sibling of someone with alcoholism.
•Recovering from alcoholism or drug dependency.
•Violating existing laws or policies.
•Expecting, nursing or considering pregnancy.
By OBSERVING the times to abstain you can greatly reduce the risk of experiencing an
alcohol related problem.
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No more than one drink per hour.
No more than two drinks per day.
No more than four days per week.
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Sports
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NU survives USC’s Miner threat
By Nick Hytrek
Senior Editor
The Nebraska basketball team’s
young lineup gained a season’s worth
of experience as the Comhuskers pulled
off a 93-84 win over highly-touted
Southern California Monday night.
A crowd of 13,620 fans at the Bob
Devaney Sports Center watched an
inspired Husker team break to a 5-0
lead, which eventually grew to a 19
point advantage shortly into the sec
ond half, and then withstand a late
Trojan charge.
Nebraska Coach Danny Nee said
the win was very important to the
younger members of his team.
“I think tonight really helped our
young players get some confidence,”
Nee said. “It was a big game, a big
time crowd, Big Eight competition,
and we rose to the level that we had to
to find a way to win.
“I don’t think we did anything
pretty but we found a way to win.”
Carl Hayes led six Huskcrs who
sjeored in double figures. The senior
co-captain scored 18 points, includ
ing three three-point baskets, and also
pulled down a team-high 11 rebounds.
Hayes has turned into a quality
leader for the Huskcrs, Nee said.
“We haven’t had that (leadership)
in a long time,” Nee said. “He’s keep
ing his composure. I think Hayes did
a remarkable job.”
Hayes said he was just doing what
he has to do.
“I’m a senior and I’m one of the
leaders,” Hayes said. “That’s what
I’m going to have to do day-in and
day-out.”
Nebraska also withstood a 43-point
performance from USC guard Harold
Miner, a player mentioned by many
for post-season honors. The 43 points
were a Sports Center record for total
points by any player in one game.
“It was a quiet 43, if there’s any
such thing.” Nee said. “But he’s a
magnificent player. We were trying
to stop him, but I thought we were
guarding him respectable.”
Both teams opened the game fir
ing.
Sophomore point guard Jamar
Johnson opened the scoring with a
turn-around jumper in the lane and
Hayes hit the first of his three-point
ers from the top of the key for the
early 5-0 lead.__
See USC on 11
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Nebraska forward Eric Piatkowski shoots over USC’s Phil Glenn during the Cornhuskers’
93-84 win Monday night. Piatkowski scored 12 points, one of six Huskers to score in
double figures.
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Volleyball team to begin
early trek to nationals
By John Adkisson
Staff Reporter
According to the Nebraska volley
ball team’s calendar, the road to the
national championship begins a week
end early.
That weekend will kick off Friday
night at Omaha’s
Civic Auditorium,
when the 23-4
Comhuskers face
Iowa State in the
first round of the
Big Eight Tourna
ment. Nebraska
will be attempting
to win its eighth
conference tour- Pettit
nament in nine years.
Nebraska Coach Terry Pettit said
the conference tournament is really
an extension of the national champi
onship tournament, which begins the
first weekend in December.
“We’re going to prepare for it just
like we would prepare for the na
tional championship,” Pettit said.
If Nebraska had been as successful
in the NCAA tournament as they have
been in the Big Eight Tournament,
the Cornhuskers already would have
a huge collection of national-champi
onship banners.
Since the conference tournament
began a four-team format in 1982,
Nebraska has run up a 15-1 record,
losing only to Oklahoma in 1987.
But Pettit said this year’s Held,
which includes 23-8 and probablc
NCAA entrant Colorado and 23-7
Kansas, is as strong it has ever been.
“It’s a very strong field,” Pettit
said. “Both Kansas and Colorado have
over 20 wins, and Iowa State has had
a good year.”
Colorado Coach Brad Saindon
agreed, and said the tournament field
gets stronger every year.
“All of the teams play an exciting
brand of volleyball,” Saindon said. “I
think that the tournament will be as
exciting as the regular season.”
Last season, the same four teams
were in the tournament, with Ne
braska taking the crown with victo
ries over Kansas in the semifinals and
Colorado in the final.
Pettit said Nebraska will face a
dangerous first-round foe in Iowa State.
The Cyclones beat Missouri in straight
games last weekend to clinch the final
spot in the tournament over Okla
homa.
“They had to win a critical match,
and they did that,” Pettit said. “They’ve
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got to be motivated coming into the
tournament.”
Pettit said his team will not worry
about experimentation during the
tournament.
“1 don’t think we’ll use any com
binations that we haven’t used in the
past,” he said.
Saindon, whose Buffaloes have
played Nebraska close in two three
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game losses this season, said his team
would love to have another shot at
Nebraska should the two teams meet
in the final.
“All of our goals revolve around
beating Nebraska,” Saindon said. “That
•is paramount with us.”
Saindon said having played Ne
braska twice before may work as an
advantage for the Buffaloes should
the two teams meet on Saturday night.