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Reggae band to make return trip to Lincoln i— By Carter Van Pelt Staff Reporter < If you arc into reggae and you ever wanted to say that you saw a band before they made the big time, then take lime out this Thursday, Friday or Saturday to check out Lcs Exodus at Rockin’ Robin, 1435 O St. Lcs Exodus, a five-piece reggae act, based in Minneapolis, returns to Lincoln this weekend after two sensa tional and wcll-rccci ved performances last month. The band was formed in May 1990 by Innocent Galinoma and his long time friend Oncsmo Kibira— both of whom arc from Tanzania, in East Africa. After the band began louring regularly last year, a lineup.change took place incorporating the drum mer, k&yboardisland rhythm guitarist from World Citizens to form the cur rent band. ' Lcs Exodus has had the distinction of opening for top world reggae acts, such as Ziggy Marlcy, Judy Mowatl, Sugar Minolt and Mikey Dread, and has earned a solid reputation from extensive louring of the Midwestern United States. The music of Lcs Exodus, accord ing to lead singcr/guitarisl Innocent, is largely influenced by Bob Marlcy, both in form and content. “Bob opened a lot of doors,” Inno cent said. “We want to keep doing what Bob was doing and keep roots reggae going.” The band’s live performances al ways include one set of Bob MarlcyL covers, but they lake excursions into Calypso, Soca, African and rub-a-dub reggae sounds as well. Innocent said he fell the current world reggae scene has gotten com mercial with its dance-hall disco sounds. “I’m not crazy about electronic sounds,” he said. “It’s not musicians producing the music. People arc do ing things in the studio that can’t possibly be done (live) on stage.” Innocent said his philosophy in writing was to communicate. “My lyrics arc about personal ex periences and world events. I’m try ing to bring people of all races to gether, to stand upas one. That’s what reggae and Rasta (the Rastafarian rc ligion) is all about.” On stagcjast month, Innocent made the profound proclamation that “reggae music is the music of the people who speak the truth.” He explained that was an expres sion of his overall concept. “If you love reality, you love reggae music, and if you love reggae music, you love reality,” Innocent said. “My long-term goals arc to keep going, to spread my music.” Lcs Exodus is now working on re recording its demonstration tracks in hopes of signing a contract with Shanachie Records. Innocent said the label was looking for a belter produc tion than they created on their original demo. He said the band recorded its cur rent five-song tape in one day on a 16 track machine. Next time around, it will be using a 24-track machine and spending^more time in the studio to add “more sounds” and a bit more polish to the final product, he said. In January, they plan to tempo rarily relocate to California in hopes of finding a wider audience, but they will continue to play shows in the Midwest until then, he said. Innocent said he made sure the band set up three shows this lime in Lincoln because of the reception of its last visit. “We were very impressed with the turnout (last time),” he said. “It showed that (Lincolnitcs) love reggae. They supported the band very heavily.” Lcs Exodus will be performing three sets each night starting at 9 p.m. and wi 11 appear on “Reggae Fever” on Friday evening on KRNU 90.3 FM. $3 00 per day for 15 words on individual student and student organization ads. $4 00 per day for 15 words on non-student ads. $15 each additional word $ 75 billing charge. Personal ads must be prepaid Found ads may be submitted free of charge DEADLINE: 2:oo p.m. weekday before publica tion. The Daily Nebraskan will not print any adver tisement which discriminates against any person on the basis of sex. sexual orientation, race, religion, age, disability, marital status or national origin. 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Call Kate 477-4349 after 8:00 pm. 105 Career Events Career Workahope for the Week of Nov. 16 Tues. 11/17: Choos ing a Career. 3 00 4:00 pm. ME Union Thurs. 11/19: Networking. 4:30 • 5:30 pm. NE Union 1 - —> Job Search Strategies Workshop - TODAY! 2:30 - 3:30 pm, Nebraska Union 110 Announcements Attention first and second year students interested in leadership opportunities, developing critical thinking skills, and the practices of leadership. Management 198A, Pathways to Leadership, focuses on these skills and is beina ottered the 1993 spring semester. The class will be on Tuesdays from 3.00 to 5:20pm. Pick up appli cations in CBA 237 They are due back by November 20 CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING Earn S2,000«.month ♦ world travel (Hawaii. Mexico, the Carribean, etc.) Holiday, Summer and Career employment available. No experi ence necessary. For employment program call 1 206^34 0468 ext CS778 * Emerging Leader applications now available at 200 NE Union or 300 NE Union. EXPERIENCE THE THRILL, en|oy the adventure UPC Best of the Rest meets Wednesdays at 7 00pm m Food Court B ot Union Help us create tun events on campus Everyone is Welcomei Open Forum Propose grading policy change Hosted by Arts & Sci ences Student Advisory Board. Wednesday. November 11th, trom 12-1 in the crib, SINGLE MOTHERS Discussion/Support Group Wednesdays. 12-1:30p.m. Women s Center NE Union 338 472-2597 tor into. THEOLOGY FOR LUNCH Fri. Nov 13 Nebraska Union Brown Bag 11 JO AM 1:00 PM Program - 12:05 Speaker: Or. Helen Moore Weighty Matters • That Can't Wait: Critical Value Issues for UNL in 1992-93' ALL UNL FACULTY, STAFF A GRAD STUDENTS WELCOME! I 1 This is HOT your Grandparents square dance routine! •Join us at Broken Wheel Mali, 6500 N. 56th on Friday. November 13. at 800pm A tun lilted night lor only S2 donation No experience needed. Call 464 8124 for infor mation. UNL Bench Press Championships Sat. Nov. 14 Weigh ms B30-1000am. Lifting begins at 10:30am At City Campus. Campus Rec Weight Room UNL Horticulture Club presents: CHARLES HADWlCK of Lincoln Country Club will be speaking on Golf Course Management and Turf at 700 p.m. November 11 in the Headhouse All Horticultural students and staff welcome. YELLOWSTONE X-COUNTRY SKI TRIP \ with Outdoor Adventures ' January 2-9. 1993 jRelax over Christmas Break and enjoy the amazing f beauty of Yellowstone in the winter time / SIGN UP DEADLINE: DEC 1. 1992 Contact Jeff at the Office of Campus Recreation Room 55, Campus Recreation Center. 472-477 for more info 115 Meetings Agronomy Club Meeting today. 730 pm, Rm. 327 Keim Hall ALPHA ZETA Meeting at East Campus Union, November 11, 5:30pm initiates 6 00pm regular meeting Speaker: Wes Peterson on Global Ag Perspective and GATT Treaty Biology Club T-shirt meeting at 6:30pm on Thursday, November 12 in room 118 Manter Please come and give your input. FFA Alumni Meeting Wednesday. November 11th. 6:00pm. 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Sandra Corbett will speak on PT School Interviews at 7:30pm, Wednesday. November 11th in the Health Cen ter Conference Room. Even if you'ife not applying this year, be there and get a head start! Student Foundation Mandatory meeting Thursday. Nov 12,8 00 pm at Dodge City. Come learn tne country swing, and be ready for a great time. Any questions? Call an exec member. TCAB Meeting Thursday. Nov. 12, 5:30pm. Room 242. Mabel Lee. Come welcome our new members! T-shirt orders will be taken, so bring your checkbooks! 120 Greek Affairs OM Congratulations on your Homecoming Activities: let Place - Husker Howl 1st place - Overall with Theta Xi A AGS AGS and Theta Xi Thanks for all of your hard work with Homecoming. It sure paid off - «1 overall!! Love. Phi Mu An IDOL mind is a devils playground Congratulations to Brian Gubbels on receiving your in temship with the National Pi Kappa Phi Adminstraton in North Carolina. 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