SOME THINGS ARE MEANT TO BE CLOSED
JTOUR MIND ISN’T ONE OF THEM.
MDA has shown how valuable people
with disabilities are to society.
Talent, ability and desire are more
important than strength of a person’s
muscles. The barrier these people
can’t overcome is a closed mind
Keep yours open.
1-800-872-1717
MUSCULAR I 7 « «
DYSTROPHY 1 . . I i) ’ 1
ASSOCIATION L\_LI_
ATTENTION
COMPUTER GEEKS and
PROPELLER HEADS
Let’s talk! ABI, a $200 million leader in the ever-increasing field of
business-to-business databases, is seeking self-motivated U gurus who
are interested in developing mass consumer products and re-engineering
existing technologies to even greater levels using C++, 00 Analysis &
Design, RDBMS and Client/Server applications. You can assume a vital
role in our continued success by joining us!
On-Campus Interviews are available with our IT experts on Friday,
November 7th. Sign up now! Resumes collected through October 14th
in the UNL Career Services Center. We would love to talk to you.
t
Torn in and well torn yon on to the latest IT technologies and project
advancements through discussions with interested callers and
accomplished IT experts. Tune in on Saturday, October 4th & 11th from
9am-10am on KKAR 1290 AM.
American Business hkamtha
5711 So. 86th Circle
Omaha, NE 68127
Fax: 597-9345
Online: joblink@abii.com
Visit our wesite: www.SalesLeadsUSA.com
EOE
r
I ■
REVIEWS from page 13
ter place.
Well, the good news is that they
cut an album there.
“Static & Silence” picks up where
“blind” left off and carries the band to
a new level. Its first album, “Reading,
Writing & Arithmetic,” focused main
ly on poppier music, while “blind”
gave way to more ambient acoustic
sound. “Static” blends the two togeth
er into a nicely mixed cocktail of
acoustic and electric guitars.
What makes The Sundays such a
fantastic band, however, is the same
thing that always has - vocalist
Harriet Wheeler. Her soft tone is so
touching, so pure, so honest, so grab
bing that there’s nothing most of us
can do but sit in utter rapture.
Thankfully, guitarist David
Gavurin has taken his time to refine
his skills over the five-year break,
during which he and Wheeler had
their first child and built a studio in
their home. Instead of opting for the
minimalist style of “blind” or the
simple rhythms of “Reading,”
Gavurin added another layer to his
guitar, bringing new shades of com
plexity to the band’s sound without
overdominating it.
From the opening chords of
“Summertime” to the final notes of
“Monochrome,” “Static” is filled with
finely crafted songs, tales of loves
long gone, memories forgotten and
time passed. Each song is a story unto
itself, well-told and pleasing to the ear.
Even at the point when “Static”
lets horns and orchestral sections
play along with the band, it never
loses that classic Sundays’ sound,
mainly because it never leaves
Gavurin and Wheeler’s guidance.
With the release of the new
album, one can hope the band will
tour and come to a town near us at
some point in the near future.
Until then, keep “Static &
Silence” on heavy rotation, and every
day will be like Sunday.
]
^ - Cliff Hicks
Ihnller rises above np-oti ranks
GIRLS from page 12
and demands to be part of the
investigation. Though reluctant
at first, the two - each of them
having personal stakes in this
deadly game of cat-and-mouse -
form a duo.
At first glance, “Kiss The
Girls” looks like a rip-off of
“The Silence of the Lambs” or
“Seven,” or even one of those
badly made TV movies where the
victim chases the captor.
However, this film rises above
all that, giving equal weight to
both the roles played and the plot
itself. While not a deep psycho
logical thriller, the “whodunit”
aspect of the film keeps the
audience guessing to the end.
Freeman is very good as the
The Facts
THIS: Kiss The Girls’ ‘
Stars: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd, Cary
Elwes, Jay 0. Sanders
Director: Gary Fleder
Rating: R (violence, language, adult
situations)
Grade: B
Five Words: Battle of wits and wills
man out of his element, trying to
keep a professional, pragmatic
mind about him while his niece
may be the next corpse found.
Thankfully, he doesn’t just
reprise his role as the tired, wise
mentor that he played in
“Seven.”
Still, Judd is the shining star
here. She doesn’t just play a kid
napping victim who wants to see
justice done, but also a woman
who has her willpower tested to
an inhuman extreme, from
which she barely survives to tell
the tale.
For the most part, director
Gary Fleder (“Things To Do In
Denver When You Are Dead”)
keeps the movie at; a decent
pace, though there are a few
slow spots.
Still, “Kiss The Girls” works
very well in both the thriller and
dramatic arenas, and it is very
entertaining. ,
But go with a friend, just in
case the spooks get to be too
much for you.
y
-.
Will your company grow as
fast as you do?
While many firms have been struggling, Andersen
Consulting has been growing. An average of 20%
per year. That could mean the difference between
getting ahead. And banging your head.
C . -
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Presentations
Monday, October 6
for all Business & Liberal Arts Students
Tuesday, October 7
for all Engineering, Math, Statistics & CIS students
Both presentations begin at 7:30
at the Culture Center
Deadline to submit resume to the Career Services Center
Thursday, October 9
f ’ I
i '•» I
___
If you have any questions, please call 1-888-227-8775
Director of Recruiting: Alma Rhodes, ext. 1201
Recruiting Specialist: Colette Casey, ext 1113 \
. ' j 1 ' \j
For information on career opportunities, visit the ^
Andersen Consulting Website at: www.ac.eom or the
Nebraska-Lincoln Campus Website at:
httprftoww.ac.cdm/careers/canipus/unelfc_frmam_ 1.html
—————T*— - -
Andersen I i
Consulting
__
■ , ‘ '.r> X'. ~ 4./ / . ■'■ -- - V ’ * ... f
\ ]
