Joy Street is beautiful one moment, disturbing the next. Prelinger rescued and preserved thousands of such films from the golden age of American consumerism that otherwise would have moldered in obscurity. Prelinger will be in Lincoln April 23-24 to lecture and present a workshop on the use of archival motion picture film. Open to ETV employees as well as to outside participants, the free workshop will cover use policies, copyright issues, rights negotiations and the cultural, social and ethical implications of using archival materials. For more information, call Mel Bucklin, 472-3611, ext.
Admission is free.
Dennis Schneider, professor of trumpet at the UNL School of Music, will retire at the end of the academic year after 35 years of service. Schneider has performed and recorded with the prestigious Summit Brass in Keystone, Colo., and is a member of the UNL Faculty Brass Quintet. He is principal trumpet with the Lincoln Orchestra Association as well as a regular substitute for the Omaha Symphony Orchestra. D.C. His interest in music is wide and diverse, and he is equally at home with classical music as with jazz. He received the Distinguished Teaching Award from the College of Fine and Performing Arts in 1995 and was a 1986 College of Arts and Sciences recipient of the same award.