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Illinois bands coming to Lincoln By Patrick Hambrecht Senior Reporter Two fantastic bands from Belleville, 111., will play at Knickerbockers, 901 O St., Friday and Saturday night. Although fragile porcelain mice’s thrash-rap style doesn’t sound much like the easy-going Bob, both share a sensibility that could have come from only the same small, Midwestern suburb. Bob has a lot in common with Social Distortion, sharing both a friendly, sentimental punk attitude and a folksy, near-country sound. And just like Social Distortion’s Mike Ness, you get the feeling this band takes pains to create a non sexist environment for its younger fans to nurture and grow within. Lead vocalist Don Bailey sings a lot about old saddles, sweeping out the shed and hitting the booze. Especially on songs like “Tramp,” “Ttiis Road” and “Insane,” he seems like a Steinbeck character from “Cannery Row” who just stumbled up to the bar stage at open-micro phone, and that’s not a bad thing at all. Exhibiting some great guitar work on their new CD “Earl,” this band needs only a radio-favorable single to make it big, so see them now before they go on a national tour and never return. Fragile porcelain mice, on the other hand, is a dump truck full of bad karma. With songs like “cup of spit” and “concept of grie f,” a sunny disposition for this band is obvi ously out of the question. Still, there is somethingparticu larly dour about fragile porcelain mice’s music above and beyond the hopeless din of most white hard core rap bands. Into the usual black caldron of police brutality, war atrocities and racial hatred, the band mixes a stirring portrayal of small town poverty and domestic abuse in “southside of luck.” Fragile porcelain mice uses a strict formula of one interesting guitar noise per song, followed by a mechanical onslaught ofpunk-metal shredding. But a few more innova tive sounds and a little less “jung jung-jung” bar chords wouldn’t hurt for its next album. Wide will open for fragile por celain mice on Friday, followed by Bob and Shithookon Saturday. Both shows begin at 10 p.m. and have a $3 cover charge. S.S. Lied to drop anchor at the Carnival in Rio By Lane Hickenbottom ; Staff Reporter Get ready and all aboard the S.S. Lied as it sails off for a Carnival in Rio Saturday night, Norah Goebel-George, the Lied Center’s director of marketing and media relations, said the Carnival in Rio, which is sponsored by the Friends of Lied, was “a one-of-a-kind event.” This virtual cruise will kick off at 6:30p.m. in the lobby and the Steinhart Room with the Captain’s cocktail re ception. Later, dinner will be served. Stroll ing musicians will entertain dinner guests throughout the evening. Afterward, a variety of entertain ment events will be presented. Among these will be a comedy cabaret show featuring several local volunteer acts, a casino with play money and black jack tables, dancing with the “Big Band Sound” and a karaoke bar. The inaugural cruise of the S.S. Lied in 1994 earned $40,000, inore than half of what all other Lied fund raisers combined earned that year, Goebel-George said. Gail McNair, coordinator of Lied Outreach, said the real credit for the event should go to its volunteers. “The only way this could be pos sible is through all of the volunteer work,” she said. “They have been working for months.” Tickets for this year’s event are still available through the Lied Center box office for $150, $100 and $45. 00s For Sale Used washer, dryer, refrigerator or range, delivered, guaranteed and payments of only $25 for three months. ^That's a deal!' 466-6252. Make Cycle Works your bicycle headquarters. See the Midwest's largest selection of bicycles, parts, accesso ries and clothing. A giant selection of the best name brands: Trek, Specialized, Klien, Bontrager, Fat City and KHS. Cycle Works, 27th & Vine, 475-2453. Open 7 days. New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands. 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FREE MOVIE THE HIDING PLACE 7pm Friday, Bessey Hall 117 Chapter Summary Bible Study I SPRING BREAK I $419 M A Z A T r I A N T rRIP INCLUDES: • 7 nights hotel • Round trip air-fare from Kansas City • Daily parties, free covers and discounts $429 C A N C U N I rara UlMi filTllcIHHHt _ ' ■ WLajm ■ wmmm r^^^^Goo^o^REEadmittanc^^^^^^ for Friday or Saturday night I (January 19th or 20th only) Be Dies G® 57®c£jc {fev?®rt)Gs Ggokss faooa GEe® ©®'e S> ©®'sB J EJ©Bef?E J -1-1 ACIIp & Save! you were verbally or physically harassed by juveniles ling through campus on bicycles last semester, would >u please contact the Daily Nebraskan, 34 Nebraska nion, 1400 R Street, Lincoln, NE68588-0448. Attn: Box I_ _ ne Innocent Society is now accepting applications for embership. All juniors are eligible to apply for selection, hich is based on scholarshipleadership, and service to >e university. pplications are now available from: OSI (200 City Union ' 300 East Union) Culture Center, and Vice Chancellor' riesens's office (124 Admin.) January Celebration! College of Human Resources and Family Sciences. ipen house and tours in the Home Economics Building. -5pm, Friday, January 19th. Awards presentation at :30pm.__ Mortar Board University of Nebraska-Uncoln 222 Nebraska Union Lincoln, Nebraska 68588-0452 lortar Board, a national senior honor society, Is an asociatlon of Collegians selected for distinguished chlevement In scholarship, leadership, and service, he Black Masque Chapter Is in the process of select ig members for next year. We Invite all Juniors to omplete an Information sheet now available at the blowing locations: Office for Student Involvement-City (200 City Union) Office for Student Involvement-East (300 East Union) The Culture Center (333 N. 14th) Vice-Chancellor Grle sens's Office (124 Admin.) The Hewitt Center Arts & Sciences Advising Center (1 st floor, Oldfather) Engineering Library (2nd floor, Nebraska Hall) Residence Hall Front Desks Honors Program Office COMPLETED INFORMATION SHEETS ARE DUE Wednesday, January 24,1996 Nurse Scholarships . V MB :reshmen/sophomore nursing students, cash in on good jrades. Apply now for ARMY ROTC Scholarships, Call 172-2468 for more information. SAA applications are now available at Student Involvement, he Culture Center, and the Wick Center. They are due by 5:00 PM January 22 at the Wick Center. Question? Call 3eth at 472-4222. SPORTCARD SHOW Sunday Jan. 21,10-4. Villager Motor Inn, 5200 I O St, Lincoln. Free addmission, door prizes. 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Speaker: John Kolar from Sandoz Pharmaceuticals will speak on Int'l Business and Leadership. Dress: Business Attire. Please bring dues. New Members Welcome! ??Call Katherine 466-2078._ AO Congratulations to Amy Boe for receiving the Omaha World Herald advertising internship. We’re so proud of you! Way to go Michelle Eckley for receiving a role in a UNL main stage play. Love, your sisters. AO To the men of Kappa Sigma, Thanks for having us over the other night for the BBQ. We had a great time! The Women of Alpha Phi ASA Congratulations to our new initiates: April Bauhard, Jen nifer Bayer, Regina Chisholm, Kate Deicke, Betsy Erickson, Sarah Farrell. Victoria Gallant, Lori Garner, Angela Godberson, Erin Hamiliton, Lexie Hanson, Brendelyn Hartwig, Courtney Johnson, Kerry Kuenning, Kerri Luebbers, Sarah McClellan, Nicole Moeller. Sherri Neall, Michelle Pearson, Becky Richter, Karey Schutte, Holly Suit, Kecia Trujillo, Tracy Washburn, Courtney Wickham, Natalie Zima. We're very proud of youl Congratulations to Rex Dembowski for becomming a brother of AGR. Congratulations to Jason Gross for receiving the vice president position of the Mech Ag dub. fOB A belated Congratulations to Angela Bangs on earning her Mary Kay car. Keep up the great work. Love, your sisters GREEK CLASSIC 96 The ultimate road trip, Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 9-11. Info, Joe 488-4989, Dana 421-2657. EOE Congratulations to our new initiates: Clint Seeman, Matt Epp, Al Frank, Chad Ballain, Chris Schmidt, Bill Fellows, Matt Stefkovich, Sam Vetter, Jeff Shannon, Seth Farrington, Nathan Penney, Kiffin Anderson, Bob Willis, Collin Stork, Andy Wane, Shane Miller, Cody Lay, Ryan Beatty, Ryan “Spam" Jones, Kevin Weber, Steve Gale, Andy Monich, Ryan Manning, Matt Hazen, Cory Olson, and John Ormesher. _Your Sig Ep Brothers GET INVOLVED !! Student Government Positions Open Commencement Comm. Five Year Projection Comm. Government Liaison Committee Grading & Examinations- grad rep. 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Apply 1745 O St. CIRCULATION DRIVER Part-time position available in Journal Star circulation department for a driver to deliver papers to various areas of the city. Company vehicle provided for deliveries. Some use of own vehicle is required with reimbursement for mileage expenses. Looking for a service oriented individual who is at least 18 years of age with a valid drivers license and a good driving record. Requires approximately 27 hours/week; work four of five days Monday thru Friday, 5:00am-8:00am M-F, Must be able to work Saturday and Sunday 5:00am-12:00pm. Benefits include life, health. & dental insurance, paid vacations, holiday pay and reimbursement for mileage with use of own vehicle. Applications will be accepted for this position 9am-4pm through January 22,1996 at the Journal Star, 2nd floor. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Clerks afternoon and night. Apply in person at Mike's O Street Drive-In, 22nd & 0. ..: ■ ■ ■■ | ■■ ■ .-.- .■ ■ -- ie OnmDig Glut of JWola Wishes to fill full and part-time positions of banquet help to work day and/or evening hours. We offer the following benefits: $5.75-$6.00 Per Hour Plus Gratuity • Free Meals Excellent Working Conditions • Flexible Schedule Apply in Person at 3200 South 24th Street Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. --T-1- ■ , 1 ... :.--===?.
