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16th & W
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Johnson, country, jazz, and lots of movie posters.
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Monday-Friday August 23-27 Reunion
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^_August 24_^
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'NEW STUDENTS WELCOME PARTY\
Sunday, August 29
Foliowring Morning Worship
For all studsnts nswr to UNL
or to Comsrstona!
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Gibson o
Rookie director
gives good effort
“The Man Without
a Face”
Mel Gibson is the latest actor to
take a turn behind the camera—and
he doesn’t do half-bad.
Set in 1968, “The Man Without a
Face” is a sentimental story that cou
ples the coming-of-age feeling of
“Stand By Me” with the tutorial lead
ership of “Dead Poet’s Society.”
The movie doesn’t do either job as
well as those films, but it’s a valiant
first effort.
Twelve-year-old Chuck Norstadt
(newcomer Nick Stahl) is over
whelmed by life with his oft-married
mother and his two half-sisters. It’s
immediately apparent that he ’ s in need
of a strong father figure, but scarred
Justin McLeod (Gibson) is supposed
ly an odd choice to fill that role.
McLeod is the town freak in the
coastal Maine village, and a popular
target of rumors and ghost stories.
Nicknamed “Hamburger Head” by
the summer kids, he lives the life of a
recluse, where he suffers with his
deformity alone.
McLeod’s face and body are cov
ered with the horrible bum scars he
suffered in an automobile accident.
Chuck searches him out when he
discovers McLeod was once a teach
er. Chuck needs a summer tutor in
order to pass tests to gain admission to
amilitary boarding school—his dead
father’s alma mater.
McLeod is predictably gruff at first,
but before long we find he has a
demon’s face but an artist’s soul. He
and the boy develop a close bond from
which each character profits. Both
learn about friendship; McLeod makes
ffers mild success I
Courtesy of Warner Bros.
Mel Gibson portrays mysterious recluse, Justin McLeod in
the new movie, “Tne Man Without a Face.”
peace with himself, and Chuck learns
about growing up.
Unfortunately, their friendship
makes the gossipy townsfolk begin
speculating about the decency of their
relationship.
There aren’t a great deal of surpris
es in the movie. Gibson relics on
audience sentimentality, a little
Shakespeare and the wonderfully ear
nest performance of Stahl to hook the
audience.
The approach certainly worked
with the screening audience — clap
ping and commentary accompanied
the climactic scenes.
It was apparent, however, on more
than one occasion, that a new guy was
in the director’s chair — especially
when the same shots appeared time
and time again. Despite those minor
problems, Gibson’s first-effort is a
pretty good one, and it is worth watch
ing.
—AnneSteyer
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00s For Sale
Microwave >40. west-high refrigerator-$90. near new.
480-3290.
10-speed Takara road-bke. 21* frame, blue, excellent
condition $100. O.B.O. 488-1412 after 800 and week
end*. _
1993 Black Giant Ac*>ulco -2 months old . $300 Call 408
0389 _
52 cent emeter Cannondale road bike. Excellent condt Ion
with computer. $250. 484-1420.
Best deals on two wheels. 1993s at closeout prices. Bke
Pedalers, 33rd and B. as In Bike
Bicycles, new and used. The Honker Hangar Bke Shop,
40th and A Streets. 488-8388.__
Don't let yourbfce get ripped off I Huge selection of U locks
and cables. Cycle Works 27th ana Vine.
Near new man s Schwinn Custom Cruiser Supreme.
Mountain-style. 8 speed. Cash only-t190.421-5229.
New and used bicycles, eapert repair on al brands.
Wheeln 8 Oeafn Bke Shop,2706Rando$>h. 438-1477.
Raleigh 22* Technium aluminum cross bke. Very nice.
$175. Richard. 477-3750 days, or 474-4280 evenings.
Take an adventure. Head east on the Mopac trail. For all
your cycle needs, sales, repairs, rentals. Espresso, re
fresh merits and food at thetWalton TRall Co. 110th 8 A.
TREK 850, very good condition, recently tuned. Call
Yvonne at 423-1794.
Packard 8e« 386SX 40MB 51/4 8 3 1/2 Dkk Oriva. Many
option*. $950 OBO. 472 5507 or 477-8385
Tandy computer 1000 TL/2, monitor VM-5, printer
DMP302. Point of purchase software $695 4884128.
Bunkbed/Loft, black, lata than 1 year old. Great for dorm
room. $65 DetNeredl Cal 467-1860
Moving-mutt tall I Couch#*, table*. drat tar*, d It he*, ate.
476-7902 before 2 00. or leave message
QUALITY- Beds, chests, lamps, desks I Alto great
clothe* and jewelry.
One More Time, 850 N. 27th._
Waterbed, bookshelves, stereo, framed Nagel, desk,
cord lets phone, encyclopedias, pool table. 421 9096,
leave message.
Need to transfer two membersh^t to Sports Courts.
Minumum 6 months; no initiation fee; (new members must
join for at least one year).477-3473.
Rollertolades
Rent from Play It Again Sport* Buy. tell. trad*, new and
used sports equipment. 6440 *0.* 466-5222.
White water kayak, paddle. skirt. wet suit, life jacket. All
tor $150.436-1M2 after 530p.m.
JBL speakers. Floor Mending. Three way. Up to 300
wans. Asking $800 for the piur. 786-2886.
Billy Ray Cyrus Tickets. Excellent Seats 466-0334.
Leave message.
Henry Manclni concert, Sept. 3, Lied Center. One ticket tor
sale, orchestra center. 472-3085.
Wanted: 2 front-row Midnight Oil tickets, call 4864)541.
1979 260 ZX. A/C. Cruise. Sunroof. C8. Newer clutch,
tires, brakes and shocks. All records of maintenance of
when now. 83,000 original miles. $2400 oh o Cal 475
2188 or can be seen at 2788 Sumner Street.
1979 Plymouth Champ. $250. O.ELO. Cal drag. 435
7921.
1979 Toyota Corona, 5-speed, 4-door hatchback, nice
Interior. $850 OBO. Call 438-3893 _
Honda 250 EMe. Red. Al automatic. $776 or best offer
432-6186. ,
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AVOID PARKING HEADACHES
Reserve your Mall now at tha Reunion. 16th 6 "W, by
calling 467-6992 _
Intramural deadlines
Tuesday. August 31 Is the entry deadline for the following
Intramural Sport*: Tennis Singles and Tennis Doubles
For more Information, cal 47/3467
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Immerse yourself In the English culture as you study
business and the arts at Oxford UnkersIty during a four
week summer study program I Qo punting on the RVer
Thames, attend ■ Shakespearean play In Shakespeare t
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hoinBiown of oir®TTOfu, 0kdkk• nBionc VewimfiCTs
and Indulge In Hgh Tea. These am only afeifxof the ttdngs
that you can experience during the Nebraska at Oxford
Program Come to the Information sessions at CBA 125
to get the details.
Aug. SI: ago amend 140 pm
Sept 2: 140 pm end 440 pm
For mom Information, contact Shirley Roenfeldl. CBA 138
or phone 47&-M1& _ _
