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. $3.25 per day for 15 words on individual student < and student organization ads. < $4.50 per day for 15 words on non-student ads. 1 $.15 each additional word. i $.75 billing charge. Personal ads must be prepaid. | Found ads may be submitted free of chaise. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. weekday prior to publica tion. I The Daily Nebraskan will not print any adver tisement which discriminates against any person I on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, age, disability, marital status or national origin. 00s For Sale ; • i i Tired of the laundromat? We sell used washers, dryers, refrigerators, and ranges for only $100 or 4 payments of $25/month, no interest free delivery and guarantee. Hoffman's Appliances, 466-6252. '95 bikes are going fast Hurry in while the good ones are stiH available. All '95 models are on sale including full suspension, front suspension and rigid bikes from Trek, Specialized, KHS, Klein and Fat City. • Cycle Works, 27th & Vine, 475-2453. New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands. Wheel'n & Deal'n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477. Moose’s Tooth 40th & O Huge selection of gloves, mittens, hats, headbands, socks, boots, and outerwear. Your winter headquarters! Mac Classic + ImageWriter II printer. Software, padded carrying case, many extras. S500/OBO. 438-1738. Macintosh Performs 550, BRAND NEW, 5 MB RAM, CD Rom, Fax Modem, Color Monitor, software and CD's included. Factory Warantee. $995,423-3358. One pair of JBL G500 speakers. Two months old, excel lent corxStion. $450, includes warranty. Call Matt 476 9249. Used 19* GE Color TVs. $42. Call Nebraska Center, 472 3435 anytime. 2 OU tickets for sale. Best offer. Call 436-8240. FOR SALE: 2 NU vs KU tickets, good seats, best offer. Call 423-6925, leave message. FOR SALE: Three tickets, Oklahoma game. East Stadi um, will validate. $100/each or best offer. Call Jami, 436 0010. For sale: 1 NU vs. Oklahoma ticket, will validate. $100 or - best offer. 466-1440. _ For sale: 3 NU vs. OU tickets. Good seats. Best offer. Will validate. Can 466-4839. Needed: 2 Harry Connick Jr. tickets. Pay top dollar. 466 6255. WANTED: 5 tickets, not neccessariiy together for Oklaho ma game. Can collect 606692-1642 for Dan. WANTED: One female, one male season tickets for Men's Nebraska Basketball. Please cal 489-1538. •91 Honda Civic. 2-door, 5-speed, air, 75K. $4500. 89 Mazda 323,2-door. 4-speed, 70K, $2500. •88 Ford Escort 2-door, auto, 96K, $1500. '87 VW Fox 4-door, 4-speed, air,70K. $2500 Baer’s Auto sS^ttffisard, 477-6442. '83 Honda Accord, 2 door, 5 speed. Loaded. Many new pads. $1,480 OBO. Brandon, 435-4630. 200s Notices Wanted: Someone traveling to and from the Huntington Beach CA area over Christmas or Thanksgiving break. Can you pin household goods back In U-Haul? If so, you could earn dollars. 488-6259. —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 SPRING BREAK 96' MAZATLAN EARN "TRIPS & CASH” Some to Mazatlan with “College Tours", sign your friends ip and go for free, with thousands of other students from he U.S. Call Chad at 1-800-395-4896. nterviewlng” seminar, TODAYI, 11:00 am, NU. “Flu Shots This Week** hu shots for student, faculty/staff and general public. November 8-Campus Rec, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. 6TH ANNUAL HOLIDAY ARTS & CRAFT SHOW, EAST SAMPUS UNION. WEDNESDAY NOV. 8 10am-8pm. rHURSDAY NOV 9, 9:30am-5:30pm. OVER 30 SRAFTERS AND ARTISTSII 3 & 2 YEAR ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS For ail disciplines now available, f you have a 2.5 GPA or above, you may be eligible. Full uition at UNL, plus up to $450.60 for textbooks. Call 472 !468 for more information. ALASKA EMPLOYMENT- Students Needed! Fishing ndustry. Earn up to $3,00046,000+ per month. Room ind Board! Transportation! Male or Female. No experi mce necessary. Call (206)545-4155 ext A57782. Attention 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 EARN TUITION CREDITS EUROPEAN STYLE! 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. FREE FINANCIAL AID! pinion In private sector grsnti ft athofarihips is now available. AH students are eligfeie regardless of grades, income, or parent's income. Let us help. Cat student Financial Services: 1-800-263-6495 ext. F57782. FREE TRAVEL) SPRING BREAK -98 Organize group! Cancun, Padre. Guaranteed lowest prices! FREE INFOR MATION! 1-800-428-7710. Hey Windows & ’95 Users, An on-line service that is fun, inermensive and easy to use. Thousands of files available. Wny pay more for lees? Try CSV Tech BBS. Free trial. 441 -3060. INTRAMURAL PITCH 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!!!! Hundreds ft thousands of grants available to all students. Immediate qualification. Calf 1-800-270-2744, open Mon Sat. 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 Union. _ Roller Hockey Tournament Teams contact Play It Again Sports, 466-5222 or 421 8423. WANTED: 100 students to lose 8-100 lbs. New metabo lism breakthrough. Guaranteed results. $35 cost. 1 -800 200-3896. Wanted: Additional board members to join Alternatives to the Military which provides all Lincoln high school stu dents information about careers and funding for college other than through the military. Call 475-0412. 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! ©X Philanthropy CAN IT FOOD DRIVE, November 6-12. Please donate cans at your house. Calvin and Hobbes _by Bill Watterson AlrUL// TUl< LOOK AT THIS/ MT TOAST I SO STICK IN ANOTHER ) APE TOJ SUGGESTING THAT ****»»• a,2vie-rV' IS CHARRED TO A PIECE Of BREAD THIS APPLIANCE DlDNT IQP^TtK P^ s._ RUfNEP'' ,_- ^-/ggT -u ''&* x Ht ' Crossword Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0125 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 . 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