Combo
Continued from Page 9
will, “Take listeners to the source.”
“Experiencing different kinds of
music might bring people to a better
understanding,” he said. “Maybe ...
world peace. I don’t know.”
“I hope it might make people think
differently about things. Like, what is
hip? What’s square?”
The band really has two new albums
out, one in Japan called “Kikosuimaru
Meets Brave Combo: Ondo Saves the
World.”
This album features a highly
politicized version of classical ondo
style—with one tune about AIDS and
another, on Japanese politics, called
“Godzilla.”
The songs were composed in Japan.
Then. “We took ‘em and mutated
‘em” Bames said, into something that
can be neither East nor West.
But that’s what Brave Combo does
— and they do it extremely well.
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Experiencing different
kinds of music might
bring people to a better
understanding. Maybe
... world peace. I don ’t
know.”
-Jeffrey Barnes
Brave Combo woodwinds
stylist
-tf -
The band played here last year and
sparked great enthusiasm, particularly
with a band of Lincoln musicians now
performing as The Fungis.
“Lincoln has been a good town for
us,” Bames said.
And Brave Combo has certainly
been good to us.
—Mark Baldridge
Tattoo
Continued from Page 9
leaving ink behind. The skin heals
over the punctures* and the tattoo
becomes permanent.
The needles cause some pain,
and physical discomfort is another
factorprospective customers should
consider.
“It hurt,” Ewoldt said. “It wasn’t
excruciating, though. After awhile,
it gets to where it’s kind of a
numbing feeling. It’s just an
annoying pain.”
Cost is another consideration.
The price varies with each size and
design requested, Ley said.
Large artwork, such as scenic
work or large animals, starts at
approximately $50. Roses, hearts,
fraternity letters and other smaller
designs average about $30.
Smaller tattoos, though iess
- ti
It was a graduation present for myself. I’m
going to get another one when I graduate from
college.
— Ewoldt
freshman architecture major
expensive, are discouraged, Ley
said.
“The smaller the tattoo, the less
we can do with it,” Ley said. “They
tend to lose their beauty and shape
sooner.”
Custom tattoos are available for
a minimal design fee and
encouraged by both artists.
“The stuff on the walls is
something a lot of people will be
getting,” Ley said. “With so many
people getting tattoos, there’s a
chance that something you pick off
the wall has been done at least once
or twice on somebody else.”
“Custom tattoos are nice because
you’ll be the only one walking
around with it," he said.
Soto said customers should
make sure the tattoo they pick is
one they really like and can live
with. The medical procedure for
removing a tattoo is very expensive.
“I doubt I’ll ever have my tattoo
taken off,” Ewoldt said. “I guess it
scars just as bad to remove it. I’m
proud of it now.”
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1228 P Street
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Todd’s Used Appliances
COMPARE AND SAVE MORE I Wash*. Dry*. Ratrig*
ator- $95 and up.
4271North 33rd 474-2051
Can nondale road-bike Lott of accassorlet good oondl
Hon, $350. O.B.O. 477-8481.
Clearance sale prices on all 93 Trek. Specialized and
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Wheel n A Deafn Bfce Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
One Univega 10-speed 6 one Univega 12-speed, both In
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IBM personal computer 5150 Easy Writ* H, monitor,
kayboard, and prowtil* print* 6b 10. $500.488-5879.
Queen size matrass, new. $45. 1940‘s wood buffet. $80.
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Couch and love seat. $25 each or $40p* sat 1978 Monte
Carlo. $500 Cal 476-3402.
Mini Universal weight bench. Approximately 200 pound
weights. King-sized walerbed. 463-4633.476-7776
For Sale: VCR wfremoi# 190. excellent condition, works
great. Also. COLOR T.V.. $70.468-8620
WANTED! 2 student or G/A lb tickets to Kansas State
game. Call Tla 436-0577.__
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‘87 Plymouth Sundance. 4 door hatchback, red. automat
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$100 cow
Free admission with purchase I
Coupon ^_of another admission I
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Burger & Fries
$3.50
FREE Pool 6-1 am
(Sun-Wed)
13th & Q; lower level Gunny's
200s Notices
ADVANCED NAIL CARE
Try Mary Kay's Advanced Nall Care System and watch
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ALASKA EMPLOYMENT - fisheries. Earn up to $2,000
$4,000+/month on fishing vessels w In canneries. Many
companies provide transportation and room $ board. No
Mswtence necessary Male w Female. Fw more Infw
maSon cal: 1-206-548-4155 e*.AS77S__
Are you ready for a change of scenery? Are the Residence
Halt not lying up to your eipeetatione? Then H is time fw
you to be a part of tfie New Tau Kappa Epsilon.
(Casual Drees)
Congratulations Golden Key officers fw winning The Key
Chapter Award al the national convention In Orlando.
CRUISE SHIPS NOW WRING - Earn tp to $2,000+/
month + world travel (Hawaii, Mexico, the Caribbean,
ate.). Summer and Career employment avaMribie. Fw
more Information call 1206-634-0466 sat C5778
ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS
KZUM 89.3 FM, 6:30 pjn.Tues.
Local, regional and global issues.
FORMER BOY SCOUTS
WANTED!
Need hep starting a UNI chapter of the Apha
Phi Omega National SERVICE Fraternity APO
Is founded on theprinaplea of the Boy Scouts of
America- APO dots not have a house Our
lellowshp comes through a well balanced pro
□ram of service protects and social activities, not
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Lowafl at 477-9012.
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Lincoln's Rook Palace
340 W Comhusker hkwy.
474-2332
Presents
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STELLECTRKS
Sat. Sapt. 18
21+ No Door Charge
Showtime 9 pm
Hottest New
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Midwest!
FBI SHOW
“Incest and Healing”
Support Group
Offered for women who ere survivors of incest or child
sexual abuse. The group provides a safe supportive
environment for education and discussion. Meals Thurs
days 330 - 530 p.m. beginning Sept. 30, in Room 338
Nebraska Union. Attendance at a pre session Is required.
Contact Psg M—r at 472-9428 for more information
INTRAMURAL DEADUNES
Tuesday, September 14,1993is the entry deadline for the
following Intramural Sports: Innertube Water Basketball.
Fast P*ch Softball, and Horseshoe Singles. For more
information, cal 472-3467.
LIKE MOVIES?
Do you enjoy foreign, classic. Independent and weird
films? We re trying To form a student group dedicated to
welching and taking about movies, espectaly movies
outside the mainstream. CalU74-1971 if you are interest
ad too.__
Love on Campus
Be pan of a new public access T. V. show tor students. Call
With interesting oelaiis of your: Worst data, first crush, and
philoaophy on manheoman and be prepared for a taievF
ston Interview. 484-8132.
NASC Staff Selection
Wf ^ now accepting oppNctttiOfts fof volunteer staff.
Sent letter of Inteneet Sth current address and phone, to
NASC. P.0 Box 2504, Lincoln, NE. 68542. Last day
tatters wM be acceplad-Sept. 17.
Oxford Crew
Oxford Crew and You. It's the perfect combination. Why
not spend lima this summer rowing and punting on the
RrverThemei as part of the Nebraska at Oxford Program?
Study business and the arts while Immersing yourself In
E ngish culture W Oxford University Sign up now lor the
tour-week summer session. Umled spaces available. Dr.
Martin Holmes, of Oxford University. Is hosting Informa
tkki sessions
Thursday, Sept 14,1:00pm and 2:00pm In C8A 125.
For more information contact: Shirley Roantoidt, C8A138
or phone 472-23 to. _
Papers due?? Stressed out??
Visit The Writing Assistance Canter
Where writing la net ai work
129 Andrews 472-8603.
Rodeo Club Baibeque
Wednesday,
6 p.m.
Practice Arena,
be therel
RUSSIAN CLUB MEETING, Sept. 17. 5 pm at Prof.
Balasubramanian s home. (No knowledge of Russian
necessary!. Cal 472-9619._
SKYDIVE!
Jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Crate SkydMng
Center, Inc. 464-2928
SPEND SEPTEMBER
IN THE
WOMEN'S CENTER
"Waman't Sexual Hearth and STD e-Pat
Tetraul Of tha Health Canter, September 15.
3:004 30pm.
••Women In Human Service* a
Valunteertam—Christina Qodtray ol tha
Malone Canter, Saptambar 23, 11:30-1 p.m.
• * ^stifle v Otocusslon Of ove h ii *
eueaing work* by l aline writer*. Saptambar 27.
6 30-8 p m.
“Wmm'i Health Cara S Pregnancy—-Susan
Powers/Alexander of Planned Parenthood.
September 30,2-4DO pm.
All discussion* held In Room 338 In the NE
Union.
Student Education
. Association
I SEA meeting. 530p.m.. September 14, Henzlik
■ Room 53 M education major* welcome Mem
I bershh. raffle, and gueet speaker*
Student Organization
Conference questions??
Tafcto thefrlandfy Iota In200 Nabraaka Union 8 300 Eml
Union. 472-2454 or 472-1780.
STUDY ABROAD
Study In the Czech Republic
and Belgium
Earn UNL credit In hiatory and Englsh. Study popular
cultura. American expatriate writ ara.MrEurcpaan Wtlch
Crazeand Miliary tradition. Contact International Affairs.
1237 R 8treet, 472-6358.
University Program Council
Lecture
Edward J»m»* Olmoa. Sept 30. Lied Center. 8DO p.m.
FREE to UNL student* and the pubic. Must have tick at to
BgggSBSsg
aorad in part by tha Lied Canter for tha PertormlngXta.
Department of Education and tha UNL
Colaga ol Fin# ary) Performing Arts.
Gary.
Karan says she'll meet you at the student organization
conference Sept. 19.
University Program Council
Internationamlm Series
Season. M2 season, 3-show passes now available at the
information desk in City Union. First film Sept. 26. at
3,5,7,9 p.m. at Ross Film Theater. Oat your season
passes now end SAVE MONEY! _
UNIVERSITY PROGRAM
COUNCIL
Homecoming Royalty Packets
NOW AvAN.ABl.EIII
Office for Student Involvement
200 Ne. Union
300 No. East Union
DUE: teptwrfber 24 (ween)
UNL Rifle Club
Nationaly ranked dub is looking for new members.
Anyone welcome to join, no previous experience neces
sary Practice Thursday at 6:30 p.m., Room 2. MAN
UNL Tae Kwon Do
Karate Club
“Sad Detente
“Self Confidence
“Reduce stress and tansion
“Oat m shape _
Beginners
Tuts. A Thurs.
8.30 • 930 p.m.
Contact: Chria 4064174 er
Campus fNcretksn
UNO Aviation Institute
Pursue a college degree in add Ion wth University of
Netxaska-Omaha Aviation institute.
Professional Fight Training avaJliabto
Plan to attend the Aviation 2000 Conference Friday.
Odobar 15. For mora Information cat 1-800-866-6646
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CAMPUS RED CROSS
First Meeting Today - 6:30pm
student Union • (Room to be potted)
All biuoems welcome
AG ECON AG BUSINESS
CLUB
First meeting Tuesday. Sept 14,5:45pm In Room 45 of
FIC Bldg. Eart Campus.
Biochemistry Club
Elsdionsll City Union. Tuesday. Sept 14 around 730pm.
Atfnnrfsnrw a nn res r-r lit vs ft Ilf
Anenoance spprectaieom
■feck A BrNBe meeting Tuesday September 14 at East
Campus Union. Initiate meet mg « 7 OOpm, regular meet
Ing el 730pm, spedter Dr. Elon Aberfc.
College Republicans
aknpjm. tonight
ENTREPRENEURS CLUB
IfOtMow ol Codetta Entrepreneur*. 7:00pm Tuee
d^fjywwbif 14. Union (Room ported) Oueet *>eak
R you area woman and a UNL oludent, and you would Nka
to be a part ot a Christian service sorority. Mppe PM Is
F.SFl“,fS£*&i‘
•DOp.m. at Cornerstone
For more Information...Vkkl-47>-0826
Learn to Fence! UNL Fencing Club meets Tueedays and
Thursday* trom 800-lOrOOpm In Mabel Lee Hal» South
Gym. top floor. For more information contact Phi el 477
QMS or Deli at 466-0686.
New Club!
New dub-formady known ea SOEHI-I*
■RyUnion Saptenrter 18 at 7;3Cpm, room
1 Come to leamflmpnwe your signing aMNa
famliar wdh the Deaf Culture All majors are
NUMEDS
The University ol Nabradte P re-medical society
Ftst meeting: TONK3HTI 8pm. City Union. Room posted.
Organisational meeting and gueel speaker: Or. Boohar.
Come tsten to Ns tips on getting Into mod school.
Phi Chi Theta
Mandatory meeting tonight 800 p.m., Wormel
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
Initial meeting—Tuesday. September14th rt 7pm. Con
terence rooma A > B— U.H.C.
I Student Education
Association
SEA meeting, 530p.m., September 14. HeruHk I
Room 53. All education majors welcoms. Mem- I
bersMp. raffle, end guest speakers.
Student Foundation
Meeting Sept, IS rt 830pm In the Union.
UNION BOARD
mealing 5:00pm. Cdy Union
UNL COLLEGIATE 4-H
Post-Fair picnic/meeting tonight 6.00pm el Paler Pan
Park, 33rd» X New members welcome. Rain alto ECU.
