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    Masquers' One Acts give
students chance to shine
MASQUERS from page 12
such as available actors and required
rehearsal time.
The event presents a unique oppor
tunity for not only the playwright, but
for the actors and audience as well.
“I think people don’t realize that
there can be people in Nebraska who
write,” Crabb said. “This event helps
people to realize that there are people
we pass everyday on the street who
have the ability to do something great.”
Working with an original script also
adds pressure to a cast and crew be
cause they do not have the previous
productions to rely on for interpreta
tion.
There can also be problems trans
ferring the play from page to stage.
“Some of the things that look good
on paper don’t sound good when they
come out of an actor’s mouth*’ Crabb
said.
Though the productions have been
challenging, the directors have enjoyed
experimenting with the various scripts.
“It’s been a joy conceptualizing this
script,” Holman said.
The shows run Thursday through
Saturday at 8 p.m and on Sunday at 2
p.m. in the Studio Theatre of the
Temple Building. Admission is $3.
UPC to offer one last
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party before dead week
DEAD WEEK from page 12
the year 2000 before anyone else”
an allusion to its desire to create a
new and dynamic sound transcend
ing current musical trends.
“We’re definitely that TV gen
eration, for the worse.” Didderich
said. “We have a song now called
‘Man in the Universe’—it’s about
Burt Reynolds saving the world.”
By bringing its vision of mod
ern music to Nebraska, Front of
Truck will headline an extremely
diverse and eventful evening.
Sponsors of the program include
Pepsi, Homers, Amigos, Pizza Hut
and Exotica who, among others, 1
will be distributing everything from
food to compact discs to hemp jew
elry.
Along with the variety of free
bies, volleyball will be available as
well as several raffles for prizes like
music and gift certificates.
Friday’s show will take place on
the greenspace north of Nebraska
Union from 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 pjn.
Admission is free.
In the event of rain, both the time
and place will change. The concert
will be postponed until 5 p.m. and
moved to Nebraska Union’s Cen
tennial Room.
Speeding Fines
Doubled
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Cycle Works
Mountain biking does exist in Nebraska. See why at Cycle
Works, from pavement pounders to hard core off road.
Cycle Works has you covered with bkes, parts, and
Open 7 days 27th & Vine 475-2453
New and used bicycles for sale. Life time tune-ups on new
bkes purchased. Closest bke shop to campus. Blue's
Bike & Fitness Center427 South 13th or 332l Pioneer's
Btvd.
Titanium ParkPre Pro Elite. XT/LX/Syncros. Many extras.
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GOVT FORECLOSED homes from pennies on $1. Delin
quent Tax, Repo's, REO’s. Your Area. Toll Free (1) 800
218-9000 Ext. H-1843 for current listings.
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The best hat site on the web!
Nike, Adidas, Kangol, and
more!
New Fender Bass Guitar with new BXR 45w. Bass Amp.,
$650. 436-8334_
Cable descrambler kit, $14.95. See ALL the channels! 1 -
800-752-1389.
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students. $815. all taxes Included. Call The Travel Comer,
483-7262.
U2 POP, 3 tickets for sale at cost to May I concert in
Denver. Interested? Call 436-0524._
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1996 Metro, 4-door, 5-speed, air, 18K, $5950.1990 Civic
4-door LX, auto, air, 78K, $4500.1990 Mazada 626, 4
door, 5-speed, air, $4350. Baer's Auto Sales, 1647 South
3rd, 477-6442.
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UNL Horticulture Club
Bedding Plant Sale
May 1 & 2,730 to 400 at Horticulture Teaching Green
house, East Campus (East of Plan Science Hal)
Living Before Deadweek
End of the Year Bash
April 25.300-900
Greenspace
Afrikan People’s Union
Would Uke to Congratulate ks new
Executive Officers tor ’97-’98
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Vice-President-Unde Pearson
2nd Vice President Minlea Chapman
Secretary-LaTonya Floyd
Treaaurar-Brandela Tulwe
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Earn to $3,000-$6,000/mo in
fisheries, parks, resorts. Airfare! Food/Lodging) Get al
the options. Call (919) 918-7787, ext A318.
Attention:
The University Health Center Student Advisory Board has
extended the appficatlon deadlne by one week as a
means to hither dlversly the applcant pod. Anyone
interested in applying can pick up an application at the
ASUN office Intne Union. 1m new deadline Is April 25th
at 4 p.m.
CRUISE UNES MRfftG—Earn to $2,000+/mo. phis free
world travel (Europe, Caribbean, etcj No exp. necessary.
Free Room/Board. Ring (919) 918-7767, ext. C318.
DEADWEEK
Absolutely NO final may be gkren during Deed Week.
Finals can ONLY be moved to another time DURMG
FVIALS WEEK with the unanimous consent of the dass.
Quizzee are acceptable. Stop by the ASUN office. 115
Nebr. Union with questions or complaintB or call472-2581
DISC GO ROUND
WE BUY & SHX USED CD'S
Used CD’s, $5.99-97-99.
T-shirts, potion. bspovtSe hteky ncki, iwmjr
books, song booka and CD tosrars.
New CD's $11^9-912.99
DISC GO ROUND
50th and 0,486-0047.
AIRLINE CAREERS
-Work for a major Domestic or International Airline. Excel
lent travel benefits) Learn how to get the insider's edgel
Call Airline Information Services: 206-971-3694
Ext.L57782
First Annual Asian Student
Potluck Picnic
WHEN: 1pm. Saturday. April 26 WEATHER PERMIT
TING!!
WHERE: Holmes Lake (70th & Normal Blvd—see map in
phone book)
Take North Entrance on 70th, follow down to Shelter area
near V-Ball Court—pass baseball field.
Co-sponsored by Asian Student Alliance & Multi-Cultural
Affairs.
More info call Linda 790-4555, Donrity 465-5789.
Everyone Welcome!
Get your College Scholarships now 11
Apply online at www.scholarshlp4u.com or call 1(800)
MIBASE2/1 (800)-642-2732.
IF YOU HAVE BEEN INJURED
BY A LEGAL ABORTION CALL 1-800-822-6783. CON
SENT DOESN'T EXCUSE MALPRACTICE.
INTRAMURAL OUTDOOR
TRACK MEET
The Men's and Women's Outdoor Track Meet will take
place on Sunday. April 27 at Ed Weir Track. No advance
entry is required. Call 472-3467 for more information.
INTRAMURAL CROQUET
Intramural Croquet will take place on Monday, toril 28 at
Mabel Lee Fields. No advance entry is required. Call 472
3467 for more information.
NATIONAL PARKS HRING -Also Beach Resorts.
Ranches, Rafting Companies. Up to $12/hour. Nation
wide openings. Call (919) 918-7767, ext. R318.
National Park Employment-Work in America s National
Parks, Forests & Wildlife Preserves (Seasonal/Summer).
Excellent benefits & bonuses! Ask us how today! Call
Outdoor Information Services: 1-206-971-3624
ext.N57757
NUMeds
Congratulations to the new 97-98 officers. President Terri
Keber, Vice President Connie Shaw, Secretary Kalte
Lewis, Treasurer Karen Pearson, and Public Relations
John Mai. Thanks to everyone and have a good summer!
Potsy’s Tavern
Small town tavern, friendly atmosphere, pool,
shuffleboard, pinball, darts, old-style barroom
hamburgers, dose to campus. Sun Vatey Blvd.
& West P. Open 10am, quart frosty's. Happy
Hour 4-6, 435-9390.
ZA
Professional Sorority for Women in Agriculture Is hosting
a round table discussion focusing on challenges facing
women in agriculture. April 28, 1997, East Campus
Union, 730 p.m. Room will be posted.
The 1997 Ethnic Minority Research Symposium is a
forum for graduate students to present research pertinent
to ethnic and minority issues. The symposium is held on
Thursday, April 24,1997. All faculty, graduate students,
undergraduates and members of the broader community
are invited to attenL Time: 1030 A.M. to 530 P.M. in the
Centennial Room of the NEbraska Union. A schedule of
presents is available at the department of Graduate
Studies. (472-8891).
UNMC PHARMACY
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising. 107
OlaH, Thursday, April 24,1-5 p.m. Call 472-4190 for
appointment.
Water Ski Tournament
The UNL Water Ski Team will be hosting the Comhusker
Invitational on April 26, and 27. Events begin at 830 A.M.
Both days. Located 5 miles south of Yutan, NE at Cham
pionship Lake. Follow signs from Yutan. Free Admission.
Contact Jason at 489-7297 for more Info._
Ag Econ Club
Trash Pick up TODAY! Meet at 5:15pm outside Filley Halil
Biology Club
Organizational Meeting Thursday, April 24, 730 p.m.,
118 Manter.
SNA
Last meeting of the year. Election of new officers and
plans for next year! All Pre-nursing and nursing students
welcome! Benton Basement, 6 p.m.
The PubScalions Board will meet at 330 p.m., Friday, in
the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraska policies.
All are Invited to attend.
Undergraduate Psychology
Organization
Officer Elections Thurs., 430 at the Union
“PARENT HATERS
WELCOME”
LAMBDAPALOOZA
April 26,1997
State Fairgrounds Open Air Auditorium
Tickets in Advance at Union $10
$12 Day of Show
A huge thanks to DU and SAE for the successful Greek
Week Triad.
The Women of Gamma Phi Beta
Acacia
Congratulations to our new house sweetheart, Mary
Nablty. You are the greatest!
Congratulations to Eric Foreman on being selected to IFC.
Arbitration Board.
The Men of Acacia
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PLAYMATES ‘97
April 21-25
Come to the Union to cast your vote for your favorite
playmate!__
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Senior Party
FREE BEER AT WALLABY'S, 930 pm. Thursday. April
24. Minors are welcome, too.
AO
Congratulations to Risa Rose for being selected as a
Husker Recruiter. GO BIG RED!!
Love Your A-Phi Sisters
ATT
Congratulations also to Matt Sasek for being nominated
for the Chancellor's Outstanding Student Organization
Officer for Student Foundation. Congratulations to Brian
Wieman on his pinning to Kelly Brown. We wish you the
best of luck In your future.
ATS
Congratulations to Wade Johannes for receiving the
1997 GW Award! Congratulations to Tyler Waltz for
receiving Runner-up GWHonors and to Doug Eisenmann
for the Honorary GW Award. Gee, are we proud of you
guys!
ATQ
For one half century hence the presence of the balle. A
balle for the lords and jesters of land near and far. The
festivities shall resume for the thirty-fifth time in three
midnights.
ABA
A huge thank you and lots of Xi Love to Angie Bring for
being such a special senior! We'll miss you!
Xi Love,
Amanda, Gina, Bobbi, and Kate
A^A
Amy, JJ„ Trina & Sarah,
We wish you the best of luck in the future! Each of you will
be a great success. WE'LL MISS YOU!
Love your sisters
ASA
Congratulations to the greatest seniors. Cami and Kara.
We'll miss you!
Carta, Kristin, Monya, Niki
ASA
Congratulations to Sherri Neall on Greek yearbook editor,
EmHy Wray on recievingtheMadelineGirard Philanthropy
Scholarship, Becky Richter on making Judicary Board,
Erin Hamilton for being selected as Student Foundations
Vice President, Lisa Glaviano on being selected NU
Athletic Trainer and Congratulations to Sarah Shrader &
Kerri Luebbers on their pearlings. We are so proud of you
all!
Love your Sisters
ABA
Congratulations to our Seniors Coon and Williams. We
win you, and the Rail wiH, too! Good Luck!
XiLove
ABA
Jody and Shelley,
Thanks for all you've given us. We'D miss you!
Love, Your sisters
Congratulations!
NU Jam first place winners Royal with Cheese and the
Delta Gamma Girls!
Thank You to all who participated!
The Women of Alpha Xi Delta
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Thanks for joining us for the BBQ and Sandvoiley, We will
have to do It againl
Men of Ag Men
ATA
M*A*S*H
Rough, Tuff, and in the Buff
r<PB
Congratulations to Kelly Brown and Brian Wlemann(AGS)
on their pinning. You two are cute!
Love Your Sisters
Hop, Jump or Leap
on over to the
Gamma Phi Beta
French Toast Feed
10pm-2am, April 24 TONIGHT!!
$2.00 before or $3.00 at the
door.
Need a place to live for the summer? Ag Men fraternity is
currently taking applications for females. 3248 Starr
Street. Questions? Call Craig, 436-6320, or Steve, 436
6336.
ZAE
Congratulations to Brian Nielsen for being accepted into
the College of Architecture Masters Program!
Phi Alpha, Your Brothers
ZAE
Congratulations to Brad Reynolds and Josh Conway on
the wins at Sigma Chi Fight Night.
ABA
Congratulations Witt and Sanderson! We will miss you!
Xi Love your sisters
Z<DE AAA
Thanks for all your hard work during Grookwook. We had
a great time!
The Women of Alpha Xi Delta
ZOE
Congratulations to the following seniors for their out
standing dedication and service to Sigma Phi Epsilon:
Mike Balfany, Bruce Bauer, David Boyer, Jamie
Budzinski, Jason Bynum, Ryan Dowd, Brad Duff, Kevin
Flohr, Jeff Herz, Brad Hilton, Scott Irvine, Greg Jenkins,
Scott Kleppinger, Mike Lesser, Darrin Moncrief, Ron
Rath, Clint Seeman, Jeff Shuey, Rob Stefka, Scott
Waterman, Mike Wette, Eric Southern.
ZOE
Congratulations to our end of the year award winners:
Sig Ep Sum Award-Ryan Dowd
Outstanding Senior Award-Bruce Bauer
intermural Athlete of the year-Jim McClymont
Liveout of the year-Jeff Shannon
We would Ike to thank the men of AGS for a very
memorable Hurricane. All three of us have to get together
again. Jhird being the goldfish.
_The Women of Gamma Phi Beta
Someone cannot be Judged by any system. No one can
judge messagers of God.
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AREA REPRESENTATIVES needed for foreign youth
exchange in Lancaster County and surrounding area.
I.C.E.S. is a not-for-profit youth exchange program estab
lished in US. Compensated position & travel incentives.
Start immediately. 1-800-981-6801.
AAA-Great Job!
*No flippin burgers
*No selling
‘Flexible hours
*$7.00/hour
‘Call 477-5318 for more information ask for J.C.
‘Other positions available
Are you making plans forthe fall semester? Where to live?
What to eat? Come eat with us I Lunch and/or dinner! Be
a weH fed, paid hasher at a sorority where the food and fok
are first class. Work us into your fall schedule-you won't
regret ft. Interested or hungry? 436-7071
Attention Education Majors
Summer chSdcare staff needed for elementary age kids.
Experience in planning, implementing activities m arts,
sports, and music. Full and part-time hours available. Fun
summer lob with potential to continue on in the fall. Call
475-0805
Bring in Your Smile!
Russ's Market is looking for friendly, outgoing cashiers to
work in our stores. We offer fiexbte hours ana competitive
wages. No experience necessary. Minimum age: 19. See
store director at one of the folkwving locations to apply:
33rd and Highway 2,66th and O, or 70th and Van Dorn.
Classified Ad Takers
The Daily Nebraskan is taking applications for next fait.
Must be a UNL student with at least a 2.0 G.P A. and ham
good typing and phone sklls. Apply at the front desk at the
Daily Nebraskan office. 34 Nebraska Union.
Clerks afternoons and evenings, apply In person. Mke's
0 Street Drive-In. 22nd A O.
College Pro Painters
1 am looking for highly motivated students to be a part of
my painting team this summer. Cal Josh 467-2839 or pick
up an application in the SEIC Dept., 345 NE UNION:
COMPUTER OPERATOR
University of Nebraska
Computing Services Network
Operate the University's mainframe computer system/
consoles, mount computer tapes, operate printers and
other off-line equipment. Computer knowledge and good
customer service skills preferred. At a minimum must be
able to work In four-hour time blocks, 16-20 hours per
week. The Data Center is open 24 hours a day, seven
days a week. Must be able to work summers and school
breaks. Hours will vary but shifts will be scheduled prima
rily on weekends and graves (11 :00pm-f :00am). $5.25
hourly. Apply at 235 Nebr. HaH.
I Construction Workers
Communication Tower construction workers
needed. Will train, extended travel required.
421-3329.
Cook
Quality meal preparation, experience preferred. Reliable
individual needed to fill full-time cook position. 10:45am
7:15pm. We offer vacations, sick leave, holidays , and
insurance. Apply in person at:
B & C Gramercy Hil Retirement Community
6800 A
Lincoln. NE
Corporate
Communications
Paid Summer Internship
(Full-time)
NMPP Energy, based in Lincoln, seeks a tal
ented student interested in a full-time summer
communications Intemshb. Projects will include
assisting with the editing, layout, and production
of the company's monthly newsletter and annual
report, updating the company's internal Web
site, coordinating a calendar cobring contest,
assisting with the media relations and other
communicattans work.
Candidates should be students majoring Com
municatbns, Journalism, English or a closely
related field. Desktop layout and design expen
ence using PageMaker 6.0 software, excellent
written and ora communications abilities, orga
nizational skills and demonstrated creativity will
be qualities the successful candidate possess
$7.50/hour: 8am-5pm, Monday-Friday. The in- .
temship begins in early June and ends late in
August.
Interested candidates should send resume
cover letter and one example of recent work to
NMPP Energy, P.O. Box 95124,11110 Street.
Lincoln, NE 68509. EOE
KSNMPP
Energy
Earn An Above Average Wage working full or part time
overnights or early mornings baking at Schlotzsky's. For
more information apply in person at our 33rd & Pioneer
location.
Full and part-time heb needed for Lawn Service. Neat
appearance. $6/hour, Starting immediately. Please call
423-3477.
Full or part-time position available at J. Braggs Alterations
Department. Excellent opportunity for clothing textile de
sign majors. Will train. Contact Connie at 467-2302
Help Desk Support
UN Computing Service* Network
Student Worker
Provide mainframe and microcomputer hardware/soft
ware support — answer questions, assist with training,
evaluate software. Experience with IBM compatible PC's
and related software required. Experience with Windows
95 and Office 95 preferred. Must be able to work 15-25
hours per week Monday-Friday between 7D0am-5.-00pm
during the school year, plus summer hours. Apply in room
235 Nebraska Hall.
Help wanted for custom harvesting, combine operators,
ana truck drivers. Experience preferred, good summer
wages. Call 970-483-7490, evenings.
How many opportunities do you have to “try out' a future
career while you are still in school? We are a nationally
expanding company looking for bright, career oriented
people who are interested in attaining: general manager
position with a focus on finance/organization skills. Op
erations manager with a focus on personnel/manage
ment skills. By starting with us now you can have FT or PT
hours and we can see how we work together. Pay check
advance apply in person at 48th & *0*. 464-7446.
If you went on spring break and spent all your money and
want a good part-time job to make some money, call Eric
at 477-0303.
‘No selling involved
‘Evening hours: 5-9pm, Monday-Thursday; 5-8pm Fri
day ana 9-12pm on Saturday*
Kennel help, full and part-time, some weekends. No
phone cads, apply in person. Wilderness Kennels. 2030
Saltillo Rd.
Lazio’s Brewery & Grill
‘Come see what we can offer you!
‘Wages that only the most successful restaurant in
town can offer!
‘Team work at it's best!
‘Unparalleled training and support!
‘Paid vacations!
‘Closed on major holidays!
‘Some daytime availability required!
*50% employee discounts!
‘You Do Not have to wear a name tag!
‘And nobody sings Happy Birthdayl
Apply in person for a seriously unique opportunity with
Lazio’s, 710 P Street between 2-4pm, Monday, Tuesday,
or Thursday.
i rots
DAY HELP
Looking for FT/PT qualified persons to join our team!
Benefits include: Competaitve wages, flexible schedule,
401K benefit plan, and mote! Apply at:
Any Lincoln Arby s Location
_ _ EOE
National Research Corporation, the leader in healthcare
performance measurement, is hiring people to provide
general office assistance. We seek individuals who are
detail-oriented and perform quickly with a high degree of
accuracy. Dut»6 include opening and sorting mail, photo
copying, editing, and data entry. We offer our empuyee6
flexible scheduling, from 20-40 hours per week, a casual
atmosphere, and the opportunity for advancement. Day,
evening, and weekend hours are currently available.
Apply in person at our office in the Gold's Galleria 1033
O Street, Suite 400. _