The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 08, 1997, Page 13, Image 13
-a m ♦Monday Happy Hour 3pm-11:30pm ♦Wednesday Nights $1.50 Bud. Bud Lite, Coors Lite, and Miller Lite Longnecks, 7pm-12am ♦Thursday Night Pint Specials ♦Friday Night Well Drink Specials ♦Saturday Night $2.50 Brown Buffalos ♦Daily Happy Hour 3pm-9pm ft XtjCf* r-nl rfnv/ “Uke Sw1mIr§” Ryktdisc/Dreaawarks Grade: B Since Morphine first exploded onto the national music scene—three albums and a handful of singles ago —the band has made more headlines for its lack of guitar than for its abun dance of musical talent. Fronted by two-string slide bassist Mark Sandman and finished off by drummer Billy Conway and saxo phonist Dana Colley, Morphine’s musical lineup has brought a new meaning to the term “power trio.” But by now, the novelty has worn off and this Boston-based (well, actu ally Cambridge, Mass.) band is being forced to stand up and make music that sounds good because it is good, not because it's different. • And “Like Swimming” seems to be just the answer. The band’s fourth album — and its first for mega-label Dreamworks— dabbles in much of the same brood ing jazz and blues that made its first three albums such a treat to listen to. Granted, innovation is no longer a real buzzword for this band. The mem bers haven’t made a lot of artistic j progress through their four albums. But when the songs themselves still manage to sound cutting-edge, who really cares? The Prince-inspired first single, “Early to Bed,” is a dark and mildly humorous tribute to after-hours par tying. Songs such as “Potion” and the title track are equally hypnotic, rely ing heavily on monotonous saxophone and bass lines that are liable to break into near insanity at any moment. The result is an album that is de ceptively mellow and — at times — blistering. In other words, it’s the Morphine that fans across the world lave come to know and love. — Jeff Randall Predictable plot makes That Old Feeling’ hurt FEELING from page 12 loid photographer Joey (Danny Nucci), while Molly’s new politi cally minded hubby Keith (Jamie Denton) has taken home the solo spouses — plastic-surgery-poster girl Rowena (Gail O’Grady) and dog-loving self-help schmuck Alan (David Rasche). Thus begins the inevitable “re vealing the true sides” of all the characters. Director Carl Reiner (“Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid”) follows a formula that just as easily could have been used in a made-for-TV flick, but the added sexual innuen does and language kicked it up to the big screens. Reiner’s direction, while good, isn’t anything out standing; Midler and Farina say .—■, -•< ajopiMtaaiMwiawi Film: “That Old Feeling” Stars: Bette Midler, Dennis Farina, Paula Marshall Director: Carl Reiner Rating: PG-13 (adult situations, language) Grade: C+ Five Words: Insult war rekindles and do exactly what we expect them to do. The insult exchanges are pretty funny, and there are some lovely romantic moments during the movie (courtesy of some excellent chemistry between Farina and Midler), but the plot was just so sadly predictable after the first half . r- ■ Among newest video releases, variety abounds NKWVli) from page 12 lutely bizarre symptoms, so bizarre that no one can diagnose him. Grant starts following the trail, but as he gets closer to a fellow doctor (Gene Hack man), he finds himself framed, impris oned and facing deportation. Get out the adrenaline needles to stay awake through this piece of bor ing einematic gristle. PICK-OF-THE-WEEK — Some thing funny. Something touching. Something subtle. ^ Let’s go two-out-of-three and rent* “Kentucky Fried Movie” (who needs subtle?). I This hilarious flick is predecessor humor from the Zucker brothers, who made the just-as-funny “Airplane” and “Naked Gun” movies. The centerpiece of “KFM” is “A Fistful of Yen,” a hi larious take-off on “Enter The Dragon.” ; t: , [ 1 I 02 Appliances 05 Bicycles 10 Books 13 Clothing 16 Computers 20 Furniture 30 Jewelry 40 Misc. For Sale .45 Musical Instruments 46 Office Furniture 50 Pets 55 Photo Equipment 60 Sportktg Goods 65 StereovTVs 70 Ticket Exchange 90 Vehicles 200 Rides 203 Spring Break Trips 205 Career Events 210 Announcements 215 Meetings 220 Greek Maks 230 Studsnt Government 240 Personals 242 Pinning a Engagements 245 Lost a Found cdu wantea 260 Fundraising 270 900 Numbers 300 He£ Wanted 310 Chid Care 320 Work Study Jobs 330 Summer Jobs 340 Internships 400 Roommates 410 HousingAAfented 420 Rooma/Rent 430 Houses/Rent 440 Duplex/Rent 450 Apartments/Rent 480 Summer Housing 470 MoMe Homes/Rent 480 Vacation/Rent 490 Homes/Sale 500 Adoption 505 Ateratlons a Sewing 510 Automotive 615 Bicycle Service 520 Bridal 525 Catering 528 Child Care 530 Cleaning/Laundry 531 Cleaning/Households 535 Computer Service 540 Entertainment 545 Gift Ideas Cifl UtlMtulbM nairaymg 550 Heath 8 Fitness 563 Insurance 566 Instiuctlon/Tutorlng 558 Jab Placement 560 Lawn care 585 Legs* Services 573 Music Exchange 575 Photography 578 Pregnancy 580 Printing & Copying 582 Recycmg 583 Relglous 685 Rentals 588 Tanning 680 Tattooing 593 Travel 595 Typing 6 Resumes . COMEDIAN MTV’s BILL BELLAMY Wednaadey, April 9,9pai NEBRASKA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. Pur chase your tickets at NWU1* Activities Office, 465-2412, or TICKETMASTER locations. Confidential Gay Men’s Discussion Group Meets every Wed. from 6:D0-7:30pm. For Information: Dr. Diaz-Perdomo at Counseling and Psychological Ser vices. 472-7450. CRUISE & LAND TOUR EMPLOYMENT Discover howto work in exotic locations, meetfunpeople, while earning up to $2,000/mo. In these exciting Indus tries. Cruise Information .Services: 206-971-3554 Ext. C57789_ MUSE UNES HRMG—Earn to$2.000+/mo. plus free First Annual Asian Student Potkick Picnic!! picnic area by V-ball court StUdant AVanC* aBd °m<* °* Everyone welcome to Joinli More Info call Linda 790-4555 or Donnty 465-5789 IF YOU HAVE BEEN INJURED BY A LEGAL ABORTION CALL .1-800-822-6783. CONSENT DOESN’T EXCUSE MALPRAC TICE. Income taxes prtgVMyE?8910,1040Ar «20.1040 ^Includes Federal and stale. Cs0 Tammy at 464 INTRAMURAL WALLYBALL TOURNAMENT Tuesday, April 8 Is the last day to enter the Men's, Women s and co-Rec Walyball Tournament. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more informa tion, call 472-3467. _ INTRAMURAL 2-PERSON GOLFSCRAMBLE Tuesday. April 8 is the last day to enter Men's, Women s and Co-Rec 2-Person Golf Scramble. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more information, call 472-3467. Pi Lambda Theta Congratulations to the 75+ Individuals who were Intaled on March 9,1997 to the National Honor and Professional Association In Education. Newly-elected off leers are: President-Heidl Obermller, V. President-Janna Hillman, Treasurer-Andrea Clemetson, Rec. Secretary-Jaime Dworak, Corr. Secretary-Mandie Cody, Public Relations Brenda Lleneman. _ NATIONAL PARKS HMNQ -Also Beach Resorts. Ranches, Raffing Companies. Up to $ 12/hour. Nation wide openings. Cal (919) 918-7767, ext. R318. One Last Chance.... Get Involved with Emerging Leaders! The 1997-98 Emerging Leader Class Teaching Assistant Recruitment and PubHcfty Campaign Is under way! Being a TA is a great way to meet new people, increase one's leadershp abilities, and have fun. Applications are available NOWIand THE NEW DEADUNE IS FRIDAY. APR*. HTRAppications can be picked up in Student Involvement (200 NU and 300 East NU). The Culture Center (333 N. 14th), The Women's Center (340 NU), and at al residence hat front desks. Happen to Somebody! STOLEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Blue/Stver Trek MountamTrack850 blcycte from outside - Avery Hal Thursday night. $50 for Is return, $100 for the name ol the scumbag who stole It. 436-8009 I Summer Leadership Training I Apply now for star weeks of leadership and chal- I lenge. Earn $760 plus a $4,000 scholarshp I opportunity. Call Army ROTC 472-4209. | The highly successful Supplemental Instruction Program Is again being expanding. Currently, positions are open for undergraduate leaders of voluntary discussion groups in Biology 101, History 100, Potkicai Science 100, Psy chology 181, Sociology 101, and Geography 155 for the Fall 1997 semester. App* cants must be undergraduates who have recently completed one of the above courses successfully (received and A) and are interestd in assist ing other students in achieving academic success in the course. The stipend is $850 for the semester; the time committment is 10 hours per week. Pick up appications at the Division of General Studies, 33 CanfieidAdministra tion Building. SI leaders’ positions provide valuable expe rience for majors and students Interested In careers In teaching. Application deadline is Thursday. April 10, 1997. Check out tne International grants available April 22, at 330 In the Union. Informational meeting highlighting Fulbrighta. Rhodes scholars, and many more! Stop by Internationa! Affaire for more information. 1237 R St. (behind CBA) ACHTUNG! German students wishing to study abroad next year in BERUN should come to the informational meeting April 22 at International Affaire (1237 R St behind CBA). Cal 472-6358 (Inti Affaire) 472-3758 (Christina Branter) AG ECON AGROBUSINESS CLUB Meeting April 8th, 5:45pm, room 45 of Filey Hal. Election o( new officers. Alpha Zeta Meeting Wednesday, April 9th, 530pm In 234 Kelm. Officer Elections will be held I unable to attend call Kara 436-8090. Ambassadors Meeting Tuesday night at 6:15pm, 1245 R Street. Be there! Meeting TONIGffiip^ffijnlo^ CXficer Elections. Ecology Now! Meets TODAYI at 630pm in 208Oldfather Hall Everyone is Welcome! IMA No professional Meeting Tonight! Marketing Club Social Thursday, April 10,1997al6:00 PM. Locatedat CBA&the room win be poded. Pizza and pop wRI be served! Last chance to get raffle tickets and earn points to beamember in good standing. Cal Jaimie at 436-6129 for more information. See you aR there!! AMA luncheon on Thursday. Meet at 11:45 in CBA. NU Meds This Tuesday April Sat 730pm in the Union Doctor Abers wil be speaking to us. He is the UNL Sports Team doctor. He wRI be taking about having afuture in Sports Medicine. Pizza provided. Also, elections wRI be held the 22nd. PRE-LAW CLUB Meeting Wednesday April 9 City Union, 530 p.m. ELECTION NIGHT AH mem beta encouraged to attend SNA Meeting. Pre-Nursing and Nursing students are all wel come! Wednesday, April 9th, 6pm, Benton Basement. There wfll be a Pizza Party during the meeting! STUDENT FOUNDATION We willbe finishing elections Thursday, April 10.5:15pm at the Foundation, lilt Lincoln Mai, second floor. Ques tlons, cal Malt. The Comhusker Genetic Association(TCGA) Inf^ato^m^lryy hEaBtCampus Union,7:00p.m„ UNION BOARD Recognition Dinner tonight. Starts at 590, city union. Room to be posted. UNL Wildlife Club Meeting. Wednesday. April 9th, East Campus Union. of the year. Banquet April 19th, tickets $15. Please attend! Or contact Club Officersl UPC EVENT STAFF AO Congratulations to Amy Boe for being crowned 1997Maa Sally Sunshine! We ail wish yoeluck with your prize: An Illustrious movie career with the world famous Richard Ironside. Thanks to every A-phi for being such good sports so early in the morning! The men of Delta Tau Delta