Student dancers to perform
The University of Nebraska
Lincoln dance program will be holding
an informal showing of work choreo
graphed by the Dance Composition II
class.
The concert will highlight chore
ography created and performed by
UNL dance students Megan Dant,
Monya DeBoer, Jen Grundman,
Nicole Hart, Sarah Hochstein, Hilary
Johnson, Amber Klepper, Jodi
Phillips, Melissa Prettyman, Kellie
Werner and Becky Whitwer.
The performance takes place
Wednesday, April 5 at 3 p.m. in Mabel
Lee Hall, room 304. The performance
is free.
For more information, call UNL
Dance Professor Kelly Holcombe at
(402)472-1740.
Local theater to show student
films entered in contest
Films being judged as part of the
27* Annual Student Academy Awards
will be screening all week on the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln cam
pus.
Screenings of this year’s entries, at
the Mary Riepma Ross Film Theater,
12th and R streets in the Sheldon Art
Gallery, are scheduled at 5 p.m.
tonight, and if necessary at 1 p.m. on
Thursday and Friday.
The purpose of the awards is to
support and encourage filmmakers
with no previous experience who are
enrolled in colleges and universities
throughout die United States.
The films are judged in four cate
gories: Animation, Documentary,
Narrative and Alternative. The win
ning films will be sent to the Academy
to compete against entries sent from
other regions throughout the United
States.
Winners of the national competi
tion will be flown to Los Angeles to
participate in an intensive week of
industry-related activities, such as vis
iting film locations, meeting with
industry professionals and attending
filmmaking demonstrations. The week
ends with an award ceremony, where
the students win medals and cash
prizes.
Refreshments will be served to the
public throughout the week before the
screenings.
For more information, call the
Ross Film Theater at (402) 472-9100.
lied Advisory Board appoints
three new members
The Lied Center for Performing
Arts has announced three new mem
bers on its Advisory Board.
Diane Nelson, Robert Raun and
Sue Wilkins replaced board members
Diane Butherus, Carl Rohman and the
late Duward “Woody” Varner.
Nelson, wife of former Nebraska
Gov. Ben Nelson, was active with the
Friends of the Lied for several years
before joining the board.
Rob Raun served as Agriculture
Secretary in the Kerrey administration
and currently is playing a role in the
restoration of the Minden Opera
House.
Sue Wilkins also has been an active
member of the Friends of the Lied
before serving on the board.
The Lied Advisory Board assists
the Executive Director in achieving the
missions of the Lied, including advis
ing on funding and programming
schedules. Each member, appointed by
Chancellor James Moeser, serves a
three-year term.
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Antique experts in TV scandal
■ “Antiques Roadshow”
producers cut ties with two
appraisers after it was
dicovered that the pair had
deceived guests.
BOSTON (AP) - Each week, the
“Antiques Roadshow” features a
story that seems too good to be true,
as someone finds out that their piece
of “junk” is actually a valuable treas
ure.
The rags-to-riches stories are part
of the charm of the public television
show in which regular people have
their wares appraised by antiques
experts.
But producers said that in one
instance, what seemed too good to be
true was just that. On Thursday, the
show cut ties to two experts who
staged “an extravagant deception”
that violated the show’s premise.
“I think they thought they were
helping the show, but they were
wrong,” said Peter McGhee, vice
president of national programs at
WGBH-TV in Boston, which pro
duces “Antiques Roadshow.”
The incident occurred during the
show’s debut season in 1997.
A man showed an appraiser a
Civil War sword found in his attic that
he used to cut watermelon.
Appraisers were delighted when
presented with the weapon and told
the man it was worth $35,000.
But the two appraisers - George
Juno and Russ Pritchard - actually
knew the man who brought in the
sword, and they knew the sword’s his
tory, show officials said.
McGhee said the station was cut
ting ties with Juno and Pritchard and
removing them from segments in
future shows and shows that might be
rerun.
“Our objective at this point is to
deny them any further benefit from
association with the ‘Roadshow,’”
McGhee said.
Juno, contacted at his business in
Allentown, Pa., denied any wrongdo
ing and said the station had been pres
sured by rival experts in the antiques
business.
“There were no fake interviews.
... There was never proof,” he said. “It
was pressure put on the station by our
competitors in an attempt to get us off
the show.”
He added, “We still think very
highly of WGBH and think the
‘Roadshow’ is a great thing.”
Pritchard, who has a business near
Philadelphia, did not return telephone
or pager messages Thursday.
“Antiques Roadshow” is watched
by about 14 million people each week
and has gained such popularity that it
was used as a premise for an episode
of the sitcom “Frasier,” McGhee said.
The show travels around the coun
try, allowing thousands of people to
show up at tapings to have items
examined by dozens of appraisers.
Appraisers who think they have a
good story and a good item approach
the shoW’s producers. About 15 to 20
segments are included in each show.
The appraisers aren’t paid but
gain national publicity if they appear
on the program.
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We do custom wedding invitations at low prices. Call
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5th Annual
‘Festival For The Health Of It’
Wednesday, April 5,10:30am - 1:30pm, Nebraska East
Union. Free food, great information. Sponsored by
Campus Recreation and University Health Center.
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Safe, effective, and affordable. Please visit
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ships also available.
Auto Accidents & DWI
Other criminal matters, can Sanford Pollack, 476-7474.
For all your insurance needs: auto, home, health, life
and business, call Jim Wallace at American Family
Insurance, 1340 L St., Lincoln, NE 68508 or call
402-474-5077.
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1 -2 summer roommates for house on 19th & Hol
dredge. C/A, W/D, walk to campus. 477-2019.
Female nonsmoker to share 3BR apartment,
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Male/female needed to share 2BR, 2 bath with 2 room
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Campus. Call 325-8043. _
Wanted 1-2 female roommates for summer and next
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Wanted male roommate to share 2 BR apt. for summer.
$275/oio^ ask for Andy. 477-9882.
Room for rent in 3 BR house, five minutes from cam
pus, $300 per month. 476-5580. Leave message.
3600 N. 14th Street. 3BR brick, 2 bath, W/D, C/A.
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April 1 availability. 2BR, newly decorated. Central air,
all new appliances, close to campuses, off-street park
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Greathouses dose to UNL, available, in Mayor earlier.
482 *1237 Court y 3BR, $650
• 1438N.21,4BR,$800
• 1541 N. 26,5BR,$900
•1426 N.23,5BR, $950 1
Large 3+1 BR. 2 bath, central air, W/D hook ups. gar
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Newer 4 bedroom, 2 garage, 2 bath, family room.
$1.050amonth. no pets. Avitole in May. 432-0415.
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Great 3,4,5, and 6 bedroom homes near UNL. A/C,
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2 Roomates needed for 4 bedroom duplex close to
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May 1. Call 484-7737 ask for Clint or Troy.
\Near new 3 bedroom townhouse. All appliances includ
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4BR duplex for rent, 2 car garage, close to campus,
$950/month-i-utilities. Excluding water. Available May
1. Call 484-7737, ask for Clint or Troy.
1439 N 20th, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, wash
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2131 D or 3010 Center. 4BR, 2 bath. Fireplace, all ap
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Beautiful, large 2 BR duplex, fireplace, wood floors,
W/D, formal dining room, remodeled kitchen and bath,
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$250+ utilities. 17th and South. 476-4108. Ask for Rob.
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