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Old standard IHOP offers late night breakfast alternative JJ. Harder Staff writer When finals come, and late night studying is in full effect, no longer do we have to go to Village Inn Restaurant and Bakery or Perkins Restaurant to get kicked out when die coffee’s just kicking in. Those places are but the red headed stepchildren of the daddy of all late-night breakfast joints. Ladies and gentleman, IHOP has arrived. If you were like me, you thought the International House of Pancakes would never come to our IHOP WIHE:»ttMNl Seperier streets WHAT: All eight break lest. $4-9 per meal BOTTOM UNfclfs MOP, lest gel fine state. Fortunately, we were wrong. Lincoln’s IHOP is located at 27th & Superior, closer to campus than the Hi-Way Diner, Lincoln’s current king of late night. So when the decibel level is rising at your place, the IHOP haven isn’t too far away. If you’re unfamiliar with the lore of IHOP, realize that they have more than pancakes. Sure, their pancakes are money, but the menu has non-breakfast foods as well. IHOP has 13 sandwiches that are familiar to any family-style restau rant. The ranch chicken sandwich was average and needed a little more sauce. The appetizer platter came with mozzarella sticks, onion rings and chicken strips, all of which tasted like the same thing. IHOP doesn’t pride itself on dinner meals. Brown Bag Lectures mix history, lunch By KrysiaMaly staff writer The Nebraska Historical Society is inviting you to lunch. Each month, a lecture related to Nebraska History will be given by historians, educators, hobbyists or museum staff. Lectures will be held on the third Thursday of every month at 12 noon in the Blackman Auditorium at the Museum of Nebraska History, 15th and P Streets, in Lincoln. The public is welcome to attend the free lectures and to pack a lunch to eat during the presentation Brent Carmack, Historic Sites Coordinator for the Museum of Nebraska History, says that stu dents often attend die lectures, as well as educators and other people interested in Nebraska history. “A fairly core audience comes every month,” Carmack said. “People interested in a specific topic also show up.” The goal of the Brown Bag Lecture series is to bring people to the museum to learn about Nebraska history. “Our mission is to offer an outreach to education in Nebraska history.” Carmack said. For those interested in the series, but unable to attend, the lec tures will be broadcast on Lincoln Cablevision government access channel S on Wednesdays at 12 ^ADS Harris Together, We're Making Lives Better 621 Rose Street, Lincoln www.mdsharris.com/rcrt/recru it. htm noon and 8:30 p.m., Fridays at 5 p.m., and Saturdays at 6 p.m. The lectures will be broadcast the month after presentation. The next lecture will held Thursday, July 20 and will be pre sented by Steven J. Ramold, Ph.D., of the Library/Archives Division of the Nebraska State Historical Society. The topic will be “Murder in a Small Nebraska Town: Public Executions in Nebraska”. JULY JAMM 2000 JULY 27-29 TO® 12th * N Streets Downtown Lincoln, NE 1140-1*39 ram 140-230 Oni| Mfn* nd Ok 340-00 Rmdy McAKMar *00(30 IMMwadfti FmmIMibwii 740* Ml OhaMta wOO Ema fcudfc 000 * 1030 fabMwci 1140-1*30 WMar YMmn' WMO^mmMOm 040-040 C3miS(yra ENTORY HOUSE 475S5Y2" • Located at the heart of downtown • 6 month leases available Lincoln „ . . . . . . • Controlled access entry window view of the city laundry room • Two attractive floor plans CONCORDE Management and Development Properties 476-0086 The breakfast fare is what to get, and they have it all. Eggs, bacon, hash browns and the like all line the menu in standard style. But IHOP also has migas, a zesty Mexican blend of eggs, tomatoes, onions and salsa, served with tor til la shells. They aren't as good as what you’d find in a south Texas small town, but they'll do for Lincoln^ version of Southwestern cuisine. The little piggies are baby Please see IHOP on 8 After a Great nggtnajt Concert enjoy a Great Deal. r- — — | % Cheeseburgers1 I | i for $2 I | Good at 1447 N. 27th __ | Store Expires July 31,2000 '1 ►-— --T i OFAM|i I ANY 16 Oz. or Larger I | Good at 1447 N. 27th ■ Expires July 31,2000 Store 1
