Filmmaker for BBC
to talk this afternoon
on TV responsibility
From Staff Reports
British Broadcasting Corp. producer/
director Andree Molyneux will give a
lecture, “TV and Social Responsibil
ity,” today at 3:30 p.m. in Howell The
atre, located in the Temple Building.
Molyneux has won three awards
from the British Academy of Film and
Television for her production and di
recting work with the BBC.
Her past films include the 1988
adaptation of the play “Road,” 1989’s
BBC cinematic musical “Dancin ’ Thru
the Dark,” 1993’s “Money For Noth
ing” and this year’s British Academy
Award-winning film “A Breed of He
roes.”
Molyneux has not only worked in
film production, but also in education.
She has worked at a number of univer
sities, including the University of
Westminster, Manchester University
and the British National Film School.
The lecture is free and open to the
public.
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—Book Reviews
V ■
“Blade Runner 2: The Edge of
Human”
K.W. Jeter
Bantam Books
It’sbeen 13 years since the movie
“Blade Runner” flashed onto the
big screen, with Harrison Ford as
Rick Deckard, Daryl Hannah as a
Pris replicant, Rutger Hauer as the
deadly Roy Batty replicant and Sean
Young as the beautifully mysteri
ous Rachael.
“Blade Runner” was also based
on Philip K. Dick’s novel, “Do
Androids Dream of Electric
Sheep?” and the book conflicts with
some elements of the movie.
“The Edge of Human” is more
of a sequel to “DADES?” than of
the movie “Blade Runner”; but if
you’ve seen “Blade Runner” (ei
ther the director’s cut or the regular
version), you can follow the book
with just a few points.
And it is worth it. Well, well
worth it.
Sebastian, the kooky little in
ventor, is still alive and was not, as
implied in the film, killed by Roy.
He plays a fairly large part in “The
Edge of Human.” He has had three
limbs amputated and is wandering
around with a monstrosity, who
might better be known as the (some
what) resurrected Pris.
Rachael does have a four-year
life span, as she hoards her time
with Deckard preciously. She is
virtually never seen in “The Edge
of Human.”
Pris, however, was not a
replicant. She was, in fact, a human
who wanted to be a replicant so
badly, she had a somatic conver
sion, taking on the abilities of
replicants. Thus, Deckard is wanted
for murder.
In addition to all of this, Deckard
has been brought back into Los
Angeles by Sarah Tyrell, the suc
cessor to Anson Tyrell, who died at
the Roy Batty replicant’s hands.
Sarah was the gene source for
Rachael.
There was a sixth replicant, and
it is still running free. Bryant said
one was when he first spoke to
Deckard, all the way back in “Blade
Runner” and Deckard only killed...
retired ... four, and one was killed
trying to escape.
That means there is still a
replicant loose in LA.
Add into all of this the fact that
' Deckard’s old partner, Dave
Houlden, has been kidnapped from
the hospital where he was recover
ing from the attack he suffered at
the beginning of “Blade Runner.”
He was kidnapped by Roy Batty
— not the replicant, but the origi
nal. And Batty and Houlden think
they know who the sixth replicant is
— Deckard.
Jeter has a style that entrances,
simplistic yet lushly vivid. His gift
is for forming concrete images, al
though his action can occasionally
become slightly jarring, like the
breakout scene with Houlden and
Batty.
“The Edge of Human” is a non
stop rush, with philosophical con
versations, veiled and unveiled
metaphors, as well as a great deal to
think about.
The idea of a replicant con
spiracy floods this work and im- .
bues it with a touch of Oliver Stone.
It really is a shame that Harrison
Ford and Rutger Hauer are prob
ably too old now to make this into a
movie.
“Blade Runner 2: The Edge of
Human” is one of the best science
fiction books to hit the shelves in
the past year. It is well worth get
ting, at least in paperback (when
that happens), but certainly think
about the hardcover. It is as invigo
rating and as thought-provoking as
anything else with the words “Blade
Runner” on it. —Cliff A. Hicks
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November 8-Campus Rec, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
6TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFT SHOW, EAST
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Pre-Health Students!!
\ representative from the UNMC Division of Perfusion
Sciences will be in the Arts & Sciences Advising Center,
107 Oldfather, on Wed., Nov. 8 from 2-5. If you are
nterested in a health career and want to find out more
about perfusion, call 472-4190 to make an appointment.
Attention Residence Hail
Students!
Do you want to make changes to the food in the cafeteria?
Join the new RHA Food Service Committee. Contact Phil
@2-1095, or 237 NU.
Attention—Stolen Coat
Anyone knowing the whereabouts of a short, black fur
coat with silver buttons taken from the Georgian Room in
the Student Union sometime after a Nov. 3rd meeting.
Has name on lower inside label. Call Monie Brady
Brownson. Human Resources Department 407 Admin.
472-3101.
Attention:
Who: Past & Present CLC Members
What: CLC Rollerskating Reunion
When: November 9,1995
Time: 8:30-10:00 pm
Meet at Broyhill Fountain 8:00 pm
Come & join the fun!!!
Computer Fair & Fleamarket
Nov 19
2608 Park Blvd
Park Rec Center
(about 3rd n’South St.)
I Disc Go Round
We buy, sell, end reserve CD’s
All used CD's, $1.99-S7.99. Also, posters, T
shirts, imports, sheet music, and new
releases. 50th ft O 486-0047
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European study abroad information meetings
TODAYI 12 noon
Tomorrow! 4:00pm
Nebraska (City) Union
Well see you there!
FOOD DRIVE
Nov. 7 - Nov. 20. Proceeds go to the City Mtesion. Bring
items to the Women's Center, Student Involvement or
Love Library. Sponsored by the Women's Center.
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Tuesday, November 7 is the last day to enter Intramural
Pitch. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For
more information, call 472-3467.
Leadership Institute
Student Involvement is still accepting appfications to the
Leadership Institute being held from 6-8pm on November
16th. Call Jim Wheeler at 472-8143 for more information.
MONEY FOR COLLEGE!!!!
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jHablemos Entre Hombres!
Latino male group meets the first and third Wednesdays
at the Culture Center from noon to 1:30. For information
call Luis at Counseling and Psychological Services, 472
7450.
Peace Corp
Video and information: Tuesday Nov 7, 7:30pm in the
East Campus Union. Wednesday Nov 8, 7:30pm in the
Nebraska Union.____
Residence Hall Association
Applications are being accepted for the following:
•RHA Vice-President
‘Advertising and Marketing Chair
Applications are due November 15 in 237 Nebraska
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November 6-17: “Without Words”
Anger...Sadness...Fear and Frustration. How memories
and secrets find their way into art. Works by Naila
Abdullah. Opening and discussion November 9,
noon-1:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
The Women’s Center
Partners of Victims of Sexual Assualt
Support Group
For every woman who has been assaulted or abused,
there are those who care for her who just don’t know what
to do. Don’t let your pain turn into feelings of shame and
?f interested Contact: Rolin Lemon @ UNL Women's
Center, Room 340 Nebraska Union, 472-2597.
CASNR Advisory Board
Meeting Tuesday, Nov 7 at 5:30pm in East Campus
Union, room posted.
Collegiate 4-H
Wedensday, Nov. 8th, 5:30 in City Union. Questions? Call
Emily 436-6078.
NU MEDS
Meeting Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 7pm in Union (room to be
posted). A panel of Med Students will be available to
answer your questions about Medical School. Pizza will
be provided. Everyone is welcome!
Pre-Dental Club
Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m., Room 7 in The Dental
College. Questions? Call Brian, 476-0767.
Runners Club meeting Wednesday November 8,
6:00p.m. Rec Center outdoor conference room. Ques
tions call Frank 436-6913.
STAND
Pizza meeting Wednesday at 8 pm! Basement of
Univerisity Health Center. FREE PIZZA!
STUDENT NURSES
ASSOCIATION MEETING
Tonight at 6:00pm in Benton Basement. Pre-nursing
students are welcome. Guest speaker will be coming to
talk about resumes and interviews. Hope to see you there.
Surfs UP!
Let’s go surfing! on the worldwide web. Pi Lambda
Theta is holding a spectacular workshop on the Internet.
E-mail and other computer stuff for anyone interested in
teaching.
Tuesday, November 14 at 7:00
Teachers College Technology Center, Mable Lee Hall
rm 120.
Special appearance by Dr. Fowler. Come surfing with us
but be warned its addictive.
The Union Board meeting at 5:30pm TODAY in the City
Union!
University Ambassadors
Nov. 7 5:30pm
City Union
UNL Range Club
Meeting Nov 7 East Campus Union. Room posted on
Kiosk. Everyone Welcome!
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Philanthropy CAN IT FOOD DRIVE, November 6-12.
Please donate cans at your house.
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ACROSS
1 Peteman
s Kidney
10 Lure
14 Land measure
15 Vampire
16 Killer whale
17 Riddle I
20 Tennis ploy
21 Eastern
potentate
22 Fabulists
23 Convertiplane
24 Tribal division
26 Riddle II
33 Wife of .
Menelaus
34 Sutherland fort<
35 Chapeau
36 He wrote “The
Israelis”
37 Whets
39 Style
40 Pixie
41 Road division
42 Coccagee
43 Answer I, with
“a”
47 Seed covering
48 Wings for aves
49 Adhered
52 Objectives
53 Neckpiece
56 Answer II
60 Wicked
> 61 Merits
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
62 Poop or orlop
63 Gala
64 Discharge
65 Rams’ mates
DOWN
1 Jolly boat
2 Reverberate
3 Snatch
4 Obtain
5 Noise
6 Apt to change
7 Asian border
river
• Thus
9 Pouch
10 Skipjack
11 District
12 Bakery worker
13 Sailors
18 Mephisto
19 Greek vowel
23 British machine
gun
24 Withered
29 Shield
28 Early invention
27 Cry of surprise
28 Airborne
29 Spare and tall
30 Rose: Comb,
form
31 Consumer
advocate
32 Taffrail’s locale
37 Shoshonean
38 Evangelist
Roberts
39 Mickey and
Minnie
41 Counterfeit
42 A1929 event
44 Snarl
45 Maniples
48 Most aged
49 Pitch indicator
50 Nothing, to
Courier
51 Army group
52 “Die-,”
Sudermann
play
53 Concoct
54 Fairy-tale starter
55 Inquires
57 Arikara
58 Droop
59 Parabasis, e.g.
