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conflict
A fast read, Glenny’s book pro
vides a solid foundation for future,
more detailed works.
While high-quality works by aca
demics are ai way s more elaborate and
cohesive than the “overnight” general
audience books,Glenny’sworkis very
timely and gives a fine explanation of
what has transpired in the Balkans
from the war’s beginning to themiddie
of 1992. ‘
Neil Feldman
Hair and Fashion Show
to Benefit
Aids Education
February 21st
7 pm
at The Edge
488-8628 466-2233 479-9803
Burnt bus doesn’t stop band
By Shannon Uehling
Senior Reporter _
The road to Omaha’s Ranch Bowl was a long
and perilous one for Izzy Stradlin and the Ju Ju
Hounds, who performed there Sunday.
The trek included a tour bus fire last Thurs
day outside of Denver that could have cost the
band more than just clothing and luxury items.
“It burned to the ground,” said Jimmy
Ashhurst, Ju Ju Hounds bass guitarist. “The fire
just took over the whole bus.”
Everyone was able to get out of the bus, and
a few suitcases were saved, he said.
“We were scrambling around today buying
things like socks and stuff,” Ashhurst said last
Friday.
But last week’s blaze was the exception to
the Ju Ju Hound’s luck.
The Ju Ju Hounds are touring in support of
their self-tilled debut that was released late last
year. The disc is about to achieve gold-record
status in Japan, Ashhurst said.
Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds are not new to
the music scene. All the members formerly
have been with other bands. Stradlin is best
known for his prior membership in Guns N’
Roses.
Ashhurst said that he met Stradlin while
Guns N’ Roses and Ashhursl's previous band,
Broken Homes, were making the rounds on the
Los Angeles club circuit.
About a year ago, Ashhurst said, he saw in
the news that Stradlin had quit Guns N’ Roses.
“He’s always been unpredictable,” Ashhurst
said. “I didn’t know if he would decide to hang
it up for good."
Shortly after Stradlin left Guns N’ Roses, he
called Ashhurst and the two began working
together. They enlisted the help of guitarist
Rick Richards and drummer Charlie Quintana,
and the four recorded their debut on the Geffen
Records label.
Although the Ju Ju Hounds have received
praise from critics, the response from the Ameri
can music public has not been quite as warm.
Ashhurst said that they “received a tepid
response from MTV” for the band’s video for
their first single, “Shuffle It All.”
Because the video was only put into medium
rotation, he said, he didn’t know if the Ju Ju
Hounds would be making a video for their latest
single, “Somebody’s Knockin.’”
Stradlin and the Ju Ju Hounds are planning
to finish this tour within five or six weeks,
Ashhurst said, before going to Europe to play in
spring festivals.
Ashhurst said they were playing smaller
venues where they could interact better with the
audience.
Following the band’s Omaha show, the
members leu the warmth of their buses to sign
autographs and pose for pictures—something
that is rare on many tours.
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WED., Feb. 17, 7 P.M.
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Come see what cheering for the
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103 Spring Break Trips
Cancun, Jamaica, Daytona, Panama City, and Kay
Vdaat-Tha beet daata ara with STS. CaN KHatl or Trad
at 474-6420.__
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND
Party wkh thabaatll Paach Front Hotats or Condos with
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105 Career Events
Conoamad about your futura? Plan to anand Utnonty
Caraar Wat*- Tonight trom 530pm to 830pm In tha
Nsbraaka Union-City Campus. Top amptoyawwWba on
hand to shars caraar Irfomwiion and discuss Internships
and (obpieoement tor minority candidates. Also Plan to
anand Engtneenhg a Maw Caraar Day- Thursday.
Fab 18th. 930am to 330pm In tha city campus union.
Coma gather Intormabon from employers tasking candT
datse In tha engineering, sclanca, and machanlcal Raids.
For mors Information contact 472-3145.
110 Announcements
Spaghetti Feed
Sponsored by Alpha Zsts
February 21, 6-7p.m. Eaat Campus Union Cafeteria.
Tickets 64— avaiwbis at tha door or from Alpha Zsts
i^dys before they air Premiering tonight 6p.m.
Star Trek
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Union3
The Chancellor's Commission on tha 8t«tus of Woman is
seeking applications from imemeted members of the
Unhiarsly community for tha toHowng vacancies begin
ning In tha FaM. 1993 Please sent a vtu or resume and
abater of interest to Claudia Prtce-Oscker. Chair. CC8W,
206 Bumat! (0308). Deadline tor appications a March 6.
1903.
1 Faculty Merttoer • Cky Campus
1 Faculty Mambor - East Campus
1 Graduate Student • City or East Campus
1 Undergrad Student - Cky or Eaat Campus
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SeruitrgsMwtwnaJIcsspectalstof Stu
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1200-1:15pm. Rm 338 in the C«y Union.
Women* Center 472-2507
So much more than you thought.
PARKING
Umked reserved perking avalable at the Reunion. 845/
mo. 487-8008.
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18pm.
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YELL SQUAD TRYOUTS
Any malaa or tamales Interested In tryfeig out attend
Informational masting In Ne. Union, Wedneadey Feb. 17,
?m pm (room poeted). Important meetIngll Comeapo
what cheering for the Huaketa is an about.) I unable to
attend o< question, cal Reanes, 476-339/. or Norma.
472-2273.
115 Meetings
AGRONOMY CLUB
Meeting and crape contest TOOAYI 730p.m., 327 Kolm
Alpha Zeta
Meeting TOO AY (2/17] 6pm, ECU Quest speaker
revkateallon. Discuss spaghetti feed. Bring tk
on rural
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(Business is Booming) and I need HELP! See Russ
Wednesday. March 3, 7 OOpm. Nebraska Union, Qeor
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CBA
Student Advisory Board Meeting. TODAY. Union at
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Circle K
Meets tonight at 7pm In the Reunion Conference Room
New members welcome I
Congratulated* to the new Dele Sigma PI pledge cMss:
Maty, Tart. Ken, Nick, Leu. Winston, John. Soon. Sandy
Dawn. Paul. Jeff. Todd. Yvonne, end Dennis. Everyone
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