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Executive Continued from Page 12 Platt also docs well because he has the most reasonable reaction — he panics. His hands become vibrating back massagers, and he sweats buck ets. He’s human, and it was a refresh ing change for once. Everybody else does well in their roles, but there just isn’t anything spe cial about “Executive Decision” be yond the wide range of cast members. Only the least-fussy action fans should rush to “Executive Decision.” The rest of us can wait for the cheap seats or video release. Film: “Executive Decision” Stars: Kurt Russell, Oliver Platt, John Leguizamo Director: Stuart Baird Rating: R (violence, language) Grade: C+ Five Words: Another lame “Die Hard” rip-off -:—-1 ITS NOT WORTH THE WEIGHT. -' u __r # For better health and fitness, exercise. ifp American Heart Association , ’ <• 1992. 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Catch up at Army ROTC Camp Challenge, a PAID | six week summer course with college credit In leadership i training. Call 472-4269 for details. i CITY CAMPUS SESSIONS Monday, April 1, 1996: 11:00 am-12:30 pm: “Affirmative Action: Has Its Time Run Out?”: Presenter: Rev. Andrew Rollins: Quinn Chapel A.M.E. Church ALL OTHERS 11:30-1:00 PM Tuesday. April 2. 1996: “Coalition Building and the Value of Diversity”: Presenter: Madeline Popa. International Students Organi zation Wednesday. April 3. 1996: Multiculturallsm: Fact or Fiction?: Presenter: Dr. Kunle Ojikutu: Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Thursday. April 4,1996: “Diversity: Toward a Better understanding”: This session involves cultural exercises and group interaction: Pre senter: John L. 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The Men of Ag Men X® Congratulations to Chad Brown and Mike Hashman for being accepted to NHRI. Congratulations to James Rogers for winning the CFA election. Congratulations to Tom Schott for being accepted to Tau Beta Pi. Thank you to all of the Chi Phi's who attained a 3.0 or above. You guys really worked hard. Finally, have fun you brothers who are going somewhere for spring break. Don't get thrown into jail Hashman. KA© Congratulations to Jill Sundquist and Shane Kuck on theii unexpected pinning! You guys make a great couple! Sigma Nu - Thanks for the great time at P.O. Pears! Let’s get together again sometime! £?.l?9J?ya*'ons Jen Graff on her acceptance into UNMC Pharmacy School! We’ll miss you next year! ~~KA© Thanks for going with us to P.O. Pears. It was a great time! The Men of Sigma Nu To the freshmen of KKG, It just so happens that the freshmen of Sigma Phi Epsilon found your "Husker Howl” trophy. We would be happy to return it for a small reward. 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You know, sometimes Milkman Dan gets the urge ^ is all red and it hurts. You’re mean, Milkman Oan! v, t— J to ^ cruei t0 those weaker and smaller than him Sr ' II self, and to be honest Karen..there’s not a darn / f kj„ h . / Heh. Settle down now. little lady...old Karen. Whydontyou Milkman Dan was 1 fl° and have your Mom l just pulling your leg. put some iodine on it? yy * Crossword Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0429 I ■ ' ... . . ; ^ ACROSS 1 Scraps for 47 Across 5 Work units 9 Dog in “The r Thin Man” 13 Michelangelo’s Mother of Sorrows 15 A tide 16 Calm 17 Stylish 18 Amphora, e.g. 19 “Winnie Pu” 20 A “purrfect” pet? 23 0rg. Robert Gates heads 24 Other things: Lat. 25 Theater, in Tivoli 28 Suffix with cash 29 Type of dance 32 Debates 33 Election winners 34 “Means of Ascent” author 35 Catafalques 36 Hoosier humorist 37 Hindu social class 38 Rosacea 39 Correspond ent’s second afterthought 40 Toboggan slides 41 Manx, e.g. 42 “O sole-’’ 43 In recent days 44 Looped handle 46 Friend, in Amiens 47 Pamperable pup? 54 Cossets 55 James Carter Jr. 56 Marquetry 58 “Honi-qui mal y pense” 59 Piedmontese city 60 Sight from Notre Dame 61 Head of a tale 62 A pair 63 Basenjis and Samoyeds DOWN 1 Harvest goddess 2 “Green Mansions” girl 3 Shipbuilding lumber 4 Severe censure 5 Begrudge 6Gaucho’s lariat 7 Reo’s requirement 8 Category lower than genus 9 This turns litmus red 10 Auctioneer’s cry 11 Ring slowly 12 Not aweather 14 Arrays 21 N.M. art colony 22 G. A. Nasser’s alliance 25 Pierre’s pipe Per ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE i i i i i i i i i — i i 26 Heather 27 Deputy 29 Sample 30 Russian workers’ cooperative 31 Precious, metered writing 33 Sources of instinctive energy 34 Alerted 36 Desertion of faith 37 Soft, thin leather 39 Nitwit / 40Quahog 42 Singer Davis 45 Main artery 47 Lhasa-, Tibetan dog 48 Laborer 49 Aural 50 Bone: Comb, form 51 Slipped 52 Muse of history 53 Pend 57 A referendum vote