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STREET DANCE & BEER GARDEN
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Friday, September 29
62nd & Havelock
Featuring the UNL Pep Band & 1
Cheerleaders. Herbie Husker and: j
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Music 9pm-12:30pm j
Beer Garden opens at 7pm
Admission $5 per person
must be 21 years old and I
have a valid I D. for admission
Magical show opens
tonight at Wesleyan
By Gerry Beltz
Senior Reporter ~
Nebraska Wesleyan University
opens its fall theater season with
Henrik Ibsen’s play “The Lady From
The Sea,” directed by Jay Scott
Chipman.
Chipman said he
has had previous
contact with, this
play and thought
it would be a good
piece of work to
do at Wesleyan.
“This was a play
that I had studied
when I was in
_ school and I found|
it very attractive.
I thought it offered very-challenging
roles for actors, and perhaps the best
reason is that is has a lot of appeal to
the audience on a lot of different
levels.” .
Chipman said “The Lady From
The Sea” had a little of everything—
suspense, drama, romance, humor and
some serious dramatic moments.
In “The Lady From The Sea,” the
stable life of wife and mother Ellida
Wangel is rocked by some troubling
memories, a yearning for the sea and
the return of her one true love.
One challenge that Chipman and
his crew met with during the produc
tion was the fact that the play origi
nally called for four different set
tings, but Chipman said they tried
something different by going with
one symbolic set.
“We light it differently to suggest
different places,” he said. “We had a
lot of fun with that.
“Another fun thing about the set is
there is not one level point on the
whole thing. It’s all at different lev
els, and everybody is walking on
angles the whole time in period cos
tumes.”
Chipman credits a great deal of
the quality of this production to the
cast and crew of Wesleyan students.
“They are very hard workers and
very dedicated,” he said.
Another challenge they have faced,
Chipman said, is the language of the
play, which is set in 1888.
“It is more formal and a little more
poetic than our contemporary lan
guage.
“They have worked very hard and
have been finding ways to make that
language work for them.”
Chipman said he was hoping to
work a little bit of magic with “The
Lady From The Sea.”
“We’re hoping that we can draw
the audience into the spell of the
sea,” he said.
“The Lady From The Sea” runs
tonight through Sunday at
MacDonald Theatre at 51 st and Hun
tington streets. The show is at 8 p.m.
tonight through Saturday and at 2
p.m. on Sunday. Tickets are $5 each.
Student fair
to emphasize
responsibility
From Staff Reports
“Party smart, think it
through!” is the motto of the
Smart Party Idea Fair, to be
held today in the Centennial
Room. Afterwards, swing over
to the Crib to watch “Friends,”
“The Single Guy,” and
“Seinfeld,” then stick around
for Cribstock, a talent show of
11 acts. N
“The Smart Party Idea Fair
allows students to view differ
ent ideas of partying that take
responsibility into consider
ation,” said Rick DeBellis, a
graduate student assistant to V:
Student Affairs.
The fair will be from 4 p.m.
to 7 p.m., and door prizes will
be given away. The Social Re
sponsibility Committee is spon
soring the event.
“We’re not saying don’t
drink, but party responsibly,”
DeBellis said.
After the three TV shows,
there will be a half-hour break
to set up for Cribstock.
Cribstock, a UNL talent
show, will feature musicians,
magicians, comedians" and
more. The first-place winner
will receive $100, second $75
and third $50.
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refrigerators, and ranges for only $100 Or 4 payments of
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Hoffman's Appliances. 466-6252.
Whirlpool washer/dryer, $65 each. Refrigerator, $175.
Runs excellent. 465-4155, 474-0063.
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Move over 95's. 1996 models are here and Cycle Works
is blowing out all remaining 95's. Many suspension
options available at blowout prices. Hurry in for the best
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27th* Vine, 475-2453, Open 7 Days
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheel’n & Deal'n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
Discounted Software. Microsoft office, $99.95; HP48GX
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MacllSi 40 Meg HD, 5 Ram, Laser Printer, Pagemaker,
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remote, $90; Bedroom Set, $50.466-8985.
55-gal aquarium w/stand, new filter and extra's. Contact
Steel 484-8314 or Leave message.
Used 19’ GE Color TVs. $4Z Call Nebraska Center, 472
3435 anytime.
5 tickets needed for Washington State, $50 each. 476
2950, Adam._ _
NEED: 3 tickets, together, for Washington St. game. Call
435- 2905.
NEED: 6 Washington State Tickets. Call 476-8916, ask
for Lynelle or leave message.
NU vs. Colorado Tixs
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Two Washington State tickets For Sale. Call Charlie at
436- 6952 after 8:30pm.
Wanted: 3-4 NU/KSU tickets. Call 489-9824.
Wanted: 6 tickets to Washington St game. Call Matt, 436
6468.
Wanted: One K-State ticket. WiH pay $30+ w/validation.
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**Flu Shots Today**
Flu shots for students, facutty/staff and general public.
September 28-Nebraska Union. _
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT
Students needed! Fishing Industry. Earn up to $3,000
$6,000+ per month. Room and Board! Transportation!
Male or Female. No experience necessary. Call
(206)545-4155 ext AS7781 _•
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1340 N. 27th-474-5155
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Attention Students in
Teachers College
Teachers College Advisory Board is a great opportunity
to get involved and make a difference in your college.
Applications are now available in 105 Henzlik and are Are
Sept. 28. Just Do It!
BIG RED
TAILGATE PARTY
Saturday, Sept. 30
11:00-NoOn
BROYHIL FOUNTAIN
Sponsored by ASUN-Student Government
KFRX, Pepsi. Old Home Bread
and Fairbury Hot Dogs _
Book Sale
Hundreds of titles. 10 cents-75 cents. New books out
every day. ends Sept 30. A Novel ldea.118 N 14th. Mon
Sat I0am-6pm.
College Scholarships Available. In-bound
telenonfication. Recorded message gives details. 1-308
247-3107.
Coming soon
Homecoming 1995
October 16-21
We’re Here.... We’re Staying
#1 Nebraska
Attention Student Organizations, Greek chapters and
residence halls.
Event packets are available at the following locations:
ASUN office. Culture Center. Office for Student Involve
ment (city & east campus), Greek Affairs, Multi-Cultural
Affairs, Campus Recreation, RHA office, University Pro
gram Council, Alumni Assoc., and at the Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs office.
Any student organization, residence hall floor, or greek
chapter interested in participating in the Lawn Display/
Carnival can pick up an entry form at 115 Nebr. Union.
Deadline for participation forms Is October 11,
Banco ? the Hottest Jamal
18 & UP, College nigM, 9:30pm, Sundays at the
HURRICANE
FREE COMEDY! Needed: an audience for taping of
comedian, T. Mami Vos. on Oct. 34/orOct. 16—morning
4/or afternoon. Call Chet Kincaid at NETV, 472-9333, ext.
322 for details.
FREE FINANCIAL AID!
Over 46 billion in private sector grants 4 scholarships is
now available. An students are eligible reagardless of
grades, income, or parent's income. Lot us help. Call
student Financial Services: 1 -800-263-6495 ext FS7781
Hayrack ndes 4 bam available for activities. For more
information call 402-797-2066.
Help end Marijuana Prohibition
Join UNL NORMUHEMP. Meetings Thursdays 6:00
7:30pm, room 24, Nebraska Union. HEMP Fest, Thurs
day, October 12, H:00am-2.-Q0pm, Broyhill Fountain.
Here Ye Here Ye!
Arts & Sciences Students
Advisory Board applications are now available in the
Advising Center, 107 Oldfather, and the Office for Student
Involvement rm. 200 in the Union. Deadline is Friday
Oct. 6, Don't Miss Outl
Honors Program Students
CHEAP SKATE NKJHT TONIGHT!
Meet at 8 p.m. in Honors Lounge, or at8:30p.m. at Holiday
Skate World, just North Of 48th 4 O. Bring $5 to cover
admission, etc.__
INTRAMURAL PLACEKICKING
* CONTEST
The Men's, Women's, and Co-Rec Placekicking Con
tests will be held Sunday. October 1, at Memorial Stadi
um. No advance entries are necessary. Enter on site the
da^of the competition. For more information, cal 472
itfTRAMURAL INDOOR
SOCCER
The last day to enter Men's and Women's Indoor Soccer
is Tuesday, October 3. Don't delay. Enter your team now
at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for
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