‘Happy’ play hits Wesleyan
By Cherie Krueger
Staff Reporter
A happy end is coming to Nebraska
Wesleyan University.
No, the school is not closing. It is going to
be the site of the musical production, “Happy
End.”
The play, which opens Friday, is set in 1920s
Chicago, and is the story
of gangsters and Salvation
Army workers. One of the
workers becomes infatu
ated with one of the gang
sters, and the play devel
ops into a social commen
tary on how similar the
two groups of people re
ally are.
The musical’s stage di
rector, Anthony Clark
Kaczmarek, said parts of
the story line had been compared to “Guys and
Dolls,” but that it was actually much different.
‘“Happy End’ playfully examines two dif
ferent facets of society ... seemingly at oppo
site ends of the spectrum,” said Clark
Kaczmarek, a Nebraska Wesleyan senior.
“High-spirited, comical characters, melodra
matic plot twists and sharp, biting social com-.
mentary make this musical delightful for audi
ence members.”
Nebraska Wesleyan senior William Whitney
is the musical director for the production. He
will use a small brass band to produce the Ger
man cabaret-style music that is much different
than what would be found in most Broadway
musicals.
“Happy End,” a Kurt Weill/Bertolt Brecht
musical, will play at Nebraska Wesleyan
University’s McDonald Theatre in the Elder
Memorial Speech and Theatre Center at 51st
Street and Huntington Avenue. The Nebraska
Wesleyan Department of Communication and
Theatre Arts is putting on the production with
the assistance of the university’s department of
music.
Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m.
March 1-2 and March 8-9. There also will be a
matinee on March 10 at 2 p.m. Tickets arc $5
and are available at the McDonald Theatre Box
Office.
Zombie show has it all
By Patrick Hambrecnt
Music Critic
Audience members won’t get much for
their money at the Bush concert next Wednes
day — at most, probably a live performance
and a banner with the band’s name on it.
But at the White Zombie concert on Tues
day, the group presented a 12-foot devil head,
four skull-headed
| dummies hanging from
the ceiling on crosses,
a film montage of Japa
nese animation, crash
ing race cars, old hor
ror and science-fiction
movies ana cnarics
, , Manson footage, plus a
Concert whole lot of fireworks.
ReVICW And Grammy
nominated band mem
bers played, too.
/ Band frontman Rob Zombie told the
young audience it was the crowd’s duty to
support bands like his own because “the more
that happens, the sooner we’ll get rid of
[expletive] like Bush.”
With a voice like a bad cough, Rob
Zombie’s vocals rumbled like a freight train
as he did a jig from one side of the stage to
the other. His visual counterpart, Sean Yscult,
strutted that thin line between speed metal
stoicism and biker babe sultriness as she fired
out a never-ending barrage of bass lines.
But the real hero of the show may have
been the movie footage featured on a huge
screen behind the band. As one image fol
lowed the next with lightning speed, the en
tire arena seemed to go into a seizure, with a
freaky similarity to the multi-media brain
washings featured in “A Clockwork Orange”
and “Red Dawn.”
Greg Seher, a criminal justice major at the
University of Nebraska at Omaha, said his
new facial injury proved the band’s great
ness.
“I got a bloody nose within five minutes
in the mosh pit,” he said. “This is the tough
est show I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been to
Metallica, Pantera. These guys rule.
“They want us to know that the devil’s
out there, but Jesus can provide for your
sins,” Seher said, “You have to be careful,
and each man chooses his own path.”
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Be a Health Aide.
100+ Health Aide positions
open for the 1996-97
Health Aides: academic year!
* Live on campus;
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halls, Greek houses & co-ops;
* Take the Peer Health 230 class both fall
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* Act as a Health Center liaison;
* Are a health referral and resource person
for their living unit ;
* Receive a small stipend for the services
they provide;
Applications are available at the
Community Health Education Dept.,
Rm. 12, University Health Center.
For more information call 472-7440.
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Call International Affairs (472-5358) or stop by 1237 R
Street for more information. Don't miss this opportunity to
improve your Spanish speaking skills, see Mexico, and
earn credit at the same time!
LETS GO TO RUSSIA!
Make plans now to attend UNL's international business
program in Moscow. June 7-June22,1996. Hear fascinat
ing lectures (in English). Experience a country sketching
across 11 time zones and two continents! Call internation
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Scholarship
Student Foundation Scholarship available in Student
Invovlement Office, 200 NE Union. Due March 8.
STUDENT EMPLOYEES
We Need Your Help!
Student Government in conjunction with the Student
Employment & Internship Center office is writing a student
employee manual and grievance procedure. We need
input from you 11
Thursday-Feb. 29
4:30pm- City Union
Room to be posted
Student Foundation
Scholarhsip
Student Foundation Scholarship applications available in
student involvement. Due March 8th.
STUDY IN CHINA
AND THAILAND!
Spend two weeks learning about child development,
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Sweek at the Home Economics Congress in
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Every year the Chan^^^^^^r honorary, the Society
of Innocents, awards scholarships to exceptional fresh
men who have exemplified qualities of scholarship, lead
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Applications may be picked up at the Office of Student
Involvement, 200 City Union, 300 East Union, Vice Chan
cellor Griesen’s office (124 Admin), or the Culture Center.
Completed applications are due Friday, March 1.
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
Meeting Tuesday March 5. 7pm in the Union, room
posted. Bring $5 dues.
Student Nurses Association
Thurs Feb 29 @ 6:00pm in Benton Basement. Certified
Registered Nurse Anesthetist will be speaking. Pre
nursing students are welcome to attend.
TCAB
Meeting in Room 252, Mable Lee at 5:30 on Thurs. Feb.,
29th.
UNL Marketing Club
Meeting Thursday. Feb. 29, at 6pm in the Student Union
(room will be posted). Bring dues ($10 for semester, $20
for year). Resumes for the Resume book are due at the
next meeting on March 14.
UNL Running Club
Meeting Thursday night at 6p.m. at the Rec Center.
Questions call Brad at 436-96/7.
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Congratulations to Jen Elliott and Kirk Holtmeier on a
hopefully “everlasting" committment. Hope the honey
moon goes well on March 2nd!
The men of Alpha Gamma Sigma
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Thanks for the dinner exchange Monday night. We had a
great time!
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APPRECIATION WEEK
Thanks Kay and Shirlene for all the tasty food. You two are
the best!
Love, the Alpha Phi’s.
ASA
Congratulations to Heather Hirsch for making Tau Sigma
Delta Architecture Honorary, and Erin Hamilton for accep
tance to Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma Fresh
man Honorary Societies.
Love, your Sisters
Greek Affairs
Applications for Greek Judicial and Arbitration Boards are
available at Greek Affairs, room 332 NE Union.
GREEK YEARBOOK EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Applications
for 1996-1997 available now at Greek Affairs. Deadline is
March 15.
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Momson, Dan Schroeder, Gary Spier and Matt Suder on
your initiation into Theta Chi.
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTIONS
Wednesday, March 6,1996
THE POLLING SITES WILL BE:
Nebraska Union - City Campus
Campus Recreation Center
Sandoz Lounge
Neihardt - Gold Parlor
Nebraska Union -
East Campus
Polls Open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00
p.m.
Poll Workers will be members
of
the Women’s Faculty Club
Any questions - contact
Kara Fecht 472-2581
Positions open
Nebraska Union Board
Athletic Dept. Comm.
Deadline Wed., March 8 - 4:00 p.m.
Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union.
Student Government Election
Questions and concerns about the process or the regula
tions?? For information call 472-2581 or stop by 115
Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission meets on
Thursday at 12:15pm in the office. All students are
welcome to attend.
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Only the best need apply. Contact Amy at 477-0303.
Architecture Students
On-campus student employment opportunity with the
division of University Housing. Part-time, approximately
10 or more hours per week. Hourly pay, flexible schedule.
Will be assisting in miscellanous architecturally-oriented
tasks. Apply at 1100 Seaton Hall reception area. AA/EOE.
Are you looking for a fun and challenging career? Lens
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for advancement to highly energized individuals. Part
time/full-time lab technician positions are available now.
Evening and weekend hours are required. Apply in person
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Assistant...
Needed for busy, fast-paced company. This part-time
temporary assignment will lead to employment for the
right candidate with this company. Computer background
is required for this afternoon position. Never an applicant
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Capitol Conservation
Supervisor
$2071/mo
Lincoln
Develop and administer custodial conservation program
at the Nebraska State Capitol. Schedule, assign and
supervise the work of subordinates in custodial conserva
tion program at the State Capitol. Develop and administer
an on-the-job training program for the various levels of
personnel involved in the day-to-day custodial
consevation program. Plan, manage and chemically an
alyze (for field application) the selection and purchase of
cleaning products/materials and equipment needed for
day-to-day operation of the custodial conservation pro
gram. Maintain documentation of materials/products and
procedures used in the custodial program. HOURS:
Monday-Friday, 10Opm-10:00pm.
REQUIREMENTS: Technical/vocational college associ
ate degree with coursework in chemistry and chemistry
labs and a minimum of three years work experience in
managing a staff of five or more is required. Preferably this
person would have experience working on projects in
volving historic preservation. Should possess good oral
and written communication skills for working with staff,
client/agencies and general public found in the State
Capitol.
Must complete state application on or before postmarked
closing date: 3/6/96. Notify our office if you need accom
modation in the selection process. Heanng impaired/TDD
Calls ONLY: (402)471-4&3.
Apply to: 301 Centennial Mall South, First Root, PO Box
94905, Lincoln, NE 68509;(402)471-2075 OR your local
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DATA ENTRY POSITION
Deeter Foundry Inc currently has an opening for a part
time person to do data entry work. Ideal cancfdate will
have expersince in computer spreadsheet programs and
will be availalbe for work 3-4 hrs/day, preferably after
noons. This position Is year-round and starting wage is
$7.50/hr. Interested individuals should apply in person to:
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STUDENT
COMPUTERS
Only 36 computers left
reconditioned
Dell 486 DX-33 4MB RAM
80 MB Hard Drive
at least, some have larger or two drives
14" VGA Color Monitor
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