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Berry’s laughs packaged
with word against drugs
Speaker says
being individual
is acceptable
By Amanda Lighter
Staff Reporter
Dr. Bcrtice Berry delivered her
“message with comedy and comedy
with a message” to an audience of
about 60 people Friday at the Kimball
Recital Hall. The lecture was a ben
efit for the Lincoln/Lancaster Drug
Project.
Berry covered various subject
matters in her 1 1/2 hour lecture,
including drug abuse, which she called
an “attempt to solve other problems.”
She also explained that it was ac
ceptable to be an individual in today’s
society.
“It’s OK to be different,” she said.
Berry used an impressive array of
anecdotes to exercise her points and
her ideas aboulcrcalivity and society.
She even handed out grades.
She gave the general public a grade
of C and the American government a
C- for “average” creativity.
“We’ vc begged, borrowed and sto
-
We’ve begged,
borrowed and stolen
from everybody.
—Berry
talk show host
-99 ~
lcn from everybody,” she said.
Berry talked aboul society’s faults
and told die audience that solving the
problem was the job of each indi
vidual, “starling with yourself.”
Berry, who has lived a life free of
drugs and alcohol, said she believed
her lifestyle pushed her to explore
other options. She encouraged others
to do the same. - ■
Berry said many people use and
abuse drugs, then blame the media for
their problems. Those people, she
said, think the media advocates the
abuse because they show stars doing
it.
Berry said she was very serious
about enjoying 1 i fc and i n form i ng olh -
crs. She said she wanted to hclpothcrs
tap into their own creativity and spirit.
Berry also said she was excited
aboul hosting a syndicated talk show
next fall.
—————1
Staying in Lincoln Until
Pre-Session Starts?
So arethe Huskers!
Sat., May 8
Baseball vs. Oklahoma, Noon
Track & Field, 'Nebraska Twilight’, 3 p.m.
Ed Weir Stadium
»
Sun., May 9
Baseball vs. Oklahoma, Noon
Mothers get in free in honor of Mother's Day!
Mon., May 10
Baseball vs. N. Iowa, 4 p.m.
Admission
$2 - General Public
Free - Students with I.D. ' UK
Tonight — Skinny & The
Wingtips, Duggan’s Pub;
Zwarte/Lost Horizon, Royal
Grove; Liule Charlie and the
Nightcats, blues at the Zoo;
Faster Pussycat, Ranch Bowl.
Tuesday — Animal Bag/
Lost Horizon, Royal Grove;
Brave Combo, Zoo; Goo Goo
Dolls/Mult, Ranch Bowl.
Wednesday — Noon con
certs begin at the Foundation
Garden, 14th and N streets;
LAFTA House Concert with
Bernice Lewis. Call 474-2275
for info.; Lost Horizon, Royal
Grove; The 6 Fat Dutchmen, Pla
Mor; The Gooncybirds, Zoo.
Thursday — Mike Doulhit,
The Isles; Crossfire, Joe’s Place;
Whiskey Rivcr/4 Day Riders,
Pla Mor; Stone Sunday, Rockin’
Robin; Lost Horizon, Royal
Grove; Sour Notes (R-rated
music & comedy). Zoo;
Disincarnatc, Bell Hall in
Omaha; Beethoven X 2, con
ductor Bruce Hangrcn,
Orphcum.
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Friday — Heartland, The *
Lunch Box; Lichity Split, Moun
tains; Not All There, Duggan’s ~
Pub; Crossfire, Joe’s Place; Jack
Nolan Band,El Matador; Double -
Take, The Isles; August Red,
Rockin’ Robin; Lost Horizon,
Royal Grove; Distractions,
Sweep Left; Dave Chastain and
the Blues Rockers, Zoo;
Samples, Ranch Bowl.
Saturday — LAFTA House
Concert with Phil Cooper and
Margaret Nelson. Call 474-2275
for info.; 311/Extra Large,
Rockin’ Robin; Bobby Laync
Orchestra, Pla Mor; Not All
There, Duggan ’ s Pub; Crossfi re,
Joe’s Place*, Jack Nolan Band,
El Matador; Double Take, The
Isles; August Red, Rockin’
Robin; Lost Horizon, Royal
Grove; Distractions, Sweep
Left; Dave Chastain and the
Blues Rockers, Zoo; Beethoven
X 2, Orpheum.
Sunday — Sandy Creek/
Hired Man Band, Pla Mor;
Mother’s Day Special with Flot
sam & Jetson, Ranch Bowl.
May Events:
12 — Glenn Miller Orches
tra at the Pla Mor Ballroom.
13 — Chris Duarte Group
back at the Zoo.
16 — The Smothers Broth
ers, Omaha’s Music Hall.
19—Poison/Damn Yankees/
Firehou.se/Live Sex & Death,
Omaha Civic Center; Gene
Loves Jezebel, Ranch Bowl.
20 to 22 — Omaha Sym
phony Superpops with Diane
Schuur, Orpheum.
23 — Acappclla/Keilh
Lancaster, Lied Center, Andrew
Dice Clay, Orpheum.
31 — Paul McCartney, Ar
rowhead Stadium, Kansas City,
MO.
June 1 — Warren Zevon,
Ranch Bowl
June 6 — Acrosmilh with
Jackyl. Omaha Civic Audito
rium.
— Compiled by Jill O’Brien
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