Zentropa works a spell on audience
Courtesy of Prestige Rims
Jean-Marc Barr is Lopold in “Zentropa.”
“Zentropa
Imagine watching a Hitchcock
movie while under the influence of
hallucinogens. Imagine reading a
Kafka novel in one sitting, or bump
ing around in the dreams of bavid
Lynch. Or simply sit through
“Zentropa” and let this provocative
thriller turn you inside out.
“Zentropa” begins by literally hyp
notizing its audience and proceeds to
explore the morality, terror and ab
surdhumorof the inner psyche through
the misadventures of its main charac
ter, an American named Leopold
Kessler (Jean-Marc Bait).
Kesslerfinds himself in post-World
War II Germany working for his uncle
as a sleeping car conductor on
Zentropa, a train formerly used to
transport Jews to death camps.
Kessler wants to remain neutral,
butpressures come in black and white.
On one side, the American military
tries to maintain control while Ger
many is rebuilt; on the other side,
Nazi supporters called Werewolves
attempt to subvert the shaky estab
lished order and both sides press for
Kessler’s Support.
Added to the mix are shades of
gray that Kessler must decipher, like
the seductive appeal of a woman
named Katharina (Barbara Sukowa)
and the expectations of her family.
“Zentropa” is showing Sunday only
at the Mary Riepma Ross Film The
ater. S howtimes are 3,5,7, and 9 p.m.
— Calvin Clinchard
Drinkin’ beer; shootin’
the bull: it's Bubba time
ATLANTA (AP) — If you
thought “thirty something” was how
many beers $15 ought to buy at the
7-Eleven, your time has finally ar
rived along with that fella from
Razorback country. At least, so say
the editors of a publication that just
hit the news racks.
It’s called “Bubba Magazine.”
The slick, TV Guide-size jour
nal offers pieces defining the Bubba
culture it says President Clinton
will foster.
The 300,000-copy first issue is
already sold out in many book
stores around the country, Editor
Dean King said.
“Bill Clinton is Bubba’s new
dawn,” enthused King.
“Bubbas are friendly, outgoing
sorts,” the magazine says while
explaining how the term fits
Clinton’s style.
The magazine takes on such
questions as “How to explain
Hillary,” who is, it says, no
Bubbette. It urges tolerance, not
ing that she lets Clinton smoke
cigars, play golf and go to
McDonald’s. “That ain’t bad.”
It also includes an affectionate
profile of down-home first mother
Virginia Kelley, the best “evidence
that the 42nd president hails from
the F-150-driving side of town.”
(City slickers note: That’s a Ford
pickup.)
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3 Bicycles For Sale
Lincoln Police Depart.
Notice of sale of unclaimed bey dee and unclaimed
property. March 6, 1003-10:00am. Uncolnland Towing
410 W. PSt. No checks accepted.
5 Clothing For Sale
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Sassi's for $800tell for $400or best reasonable offer. Call
Karen at 421-5210 800am-500pm or 467-2050 tfter
600pm.
6 Computers For Sale
MUST SELL: Mac Power Book 100,4 meg RAM, 20 meg
HD. software, more. S1100 OBO. Cal Jeff: 4364127.
8 Furniture For Sale
Tan. queen sleeper sofa. $50; oak coffee, side tables,
glass tops. $70; kitchen table. $35. call 476-0072.
10 Misc. For Sale
Sarge arcade game, make offer 464-6921.
12 Musical Instruments -
Bach Model 16 Trombone for safe. $400. 761-2034.
19 Ticket Exchange
4 Northwest Airline Travel Vouchers- Value $181.00
each. Best Offer. 475-3506.__
I need student tickets for the Oklahoma baskatbal game
on March 7. Please cal 476-2904.
Need 3 validated ISU tickets. Phone 436-6296
WANTED: 3 NU vs. Iowa B-Bal Tickets for this Sat.
Preferably seated together I at all posable. Cal 476
1031 - Tara.
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ROOTS-ROCK FROM CHICAGO
HiFi and the ROADBURNERS
SAT., FEB. 27TH,- 9-CLOSE
BRING YOUR DANCIN' SHOES
TONIGHT: NO LEFT STONE
AND COOL RIDDUM
THE ZOO BAR!
136 NO. 14TH STREET
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Hummingbirds, of course, have to watch nature Alma
with the action greatly speeded up.
20 Vehicles For Sale
1967 Mazda 323 4-door. Auto, air. dean. $2950 offers.
Baer's Auto Salas, 1647 S. Third, 477-6442
RED 1988 YU GO GVX. Excellent Condition. Extremely
Low Mileage. 5-Speed. AC. Great Stereo. Must Sell.
$2,000 OBO. Call Tammy at 466-5079. Leave Message.
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SOUTH PADRE ISLAND
Party with the bast 11 Beach Front Hotels or Condos with
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Taxes Not Included.
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Panama City, Florida scuba trip, March 21 -26 with Heart
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110 Announcements
Adam Sandler - Featured performer on Saturday Night
Live, beet known for character Cajun Man. wll be appear
ing at Ne. Wesleyan University on March 4. 8:00 pm.
Tickets available at Twister* after 5.00 pm Fab. 25. $5.00/
per person.
Aerobic Instructor
Training Workshop
March 12, 13, 14. For more information can Kris, 423
7171.___
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisheries. Earn
$600+/week in canneries or S4,000+/month on fishing
boats. Free transportation! Room A Board! Over 8.000
openings. No experience necessary. Male or Female. For
employment program cal! 1-206-545-4155 ext. AS778.
BE PART of one of the Nation's Fastest Growing Compa
nies for our fourth consecutive year. See Russ Wednes
day. March 3.7:00pm, Nebraska Union, Georgian Suite.
Laurel, -
I K be your date, and we II dash to the women s basketball
game. Fob. 28 at 2:00 pm. Gerry has to watch films again,
so I'm free. I hope we win dinner for two at Bum Steer in
the Date Dash Drawing'
’ Sam
Intramural Baakatball Golf A Fraa Throw Contort
Those contests will be held on Thursday, 2/25 and
Sunday. 2/28 from 6:00pm - 10:00pm in the Mabel Lee
North Gym and the Military A Naval Gym
Looking Glass II -
Today is last
Attention CBA student
wanting a challenge:
Do you want an opportunity to serve as a middle or upper
level manager lor a mid-sized corporation??? Do you
want to explore the issues of workplace dynamics, teat
your eldlle and abilities In areas erf communication,
problem solving, planning, managing and marketing and
receive feedback??? Then Looking Glass is for you I For
more information and an application coma to the CBA
Student Development Center. 237CBA. Applications due
Friday February 2A Looking Glass II wdt be held on
Saturday March 13 from 12-spm at the City Union.
The Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women is
seeking applications from interested members of the
University community for the following vacancies begin
ning in the Fall, 1993. Please sent a vita or resume and
a letter o( interest toClaudia Price-Decker, Chair, CCSW,
209 Burnen (0308) Deadline for applicatons is March 8,
1993.
1 Faculty Member - City Campus
1 Faculty Member - East Campus
1 Graduate Student - City or East Campus
1 Undergrad Student - City or East Campus
1 Staff- City or East Campus
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Clemens
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motto
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43 Psychoanalyst
Erich
47 Fool, to a
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lemur
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11 Photographer
Morath
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12 Was in the red
12 Savoie seasons
12 Sharpen, once
22 Shortly
22 Hybrid feline
22 Wedding staple
29 Southern
constellation
30 Vats
31 Blois blade
33 Town on the
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30 Ecclesiastic title
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loam
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birthplace
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