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Women's fast pilch toam needs 2 women
to pitch for summer league. Call 406-833.
Need cash?
Wa buy usd records and cassettes.
Dirt Cheap Records and Gifts
Downtown 477-6061
East Part Plaza 464-8275
Barrymors's
Interviewing for waitresses.
Apply In person 2 30 5.00. M-F.
Wanted: Two Billy Joel tickets. Call III
t 435-0284.
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meeting Thursday in City Union at 7:00
Includes officer nominations and speak
ers. Sigma Nu Little Sisters
Meeting tonight at 7:00. "
See ya there)
' ' DANCE LESSONS
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Starting March 14
Learn Waltz. Jitterbug, Foxtrot,
Polka. Swing
Arthur Murray instructors
Register Now.
475-4030
AIM means BUSINESS!
Business Senate and Advisory Board.
HUNGRY?
AN
Omelette Feed
Wesley House UMHE
March 4, Sunday
5-7 p.m.
$2,50 per person
OPAL GARDNER
Will be in the Centennial Room at 7:20
p.m. on Tuesday, March 6. You can buy
your tickets in advance at one ol the
booths in the Union Thursday, March 1,
and Friday, March 2. $2 tor students, $3
for ncn-siudents.
cx rviTM x.m-z:v:zx
Who has been on the Johnny Carson
show and sut over the country lor her
, talks about sax. wiil be in the Union Cen
tennial Room en Tuesday, March 13 at
7:39 p.m. Dr. Westerner's (avorite topic
is "Sexual Speaking" so you wont want
to miss It.
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1 Breathless
6 Goya's
13 Latin ir.tsr.cive
export
ISCarcnrcIs
13 Arcaur.icra
17Ckla.city
13 Overlord, e.g.
S3 Firtir.s words
over Oregon:
1844
22 Places for
clodhoppers
23 Kipling's
"Drums of the
Fore and "
21 Kowalski's
wife
27 Like a
Japanese fish
dish
22 Part of TV
23 Dependent
S3 Harriman
nickname
S3 Live
S3 Polk's party in
1845
SDC.P.A.'sitem
41 Cambodian's
neighbor
42 Timorous
43 Violin
attachment
43 Caribbean land
masses
43 Like a small
S3 Historian
Marshall
51 Indigo
52 What 2D Across
might have .
caused
3 Sidney Howard :
play: 1S33
CI Practice for
Peter Nero
It Rir.3 the bell .
C3ScpranoGluck
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Auditions now open for '84-'85
Scarlut 4 Cream Singers
For more inlormation: Room 242
Westbrook Music Bldg.
PI SIGMA ALPHA
POLITICAL SCIENCt HONORARY
There will be a get together today,
March 1st, at 5 p.m. at Vai s downtown
location. All faculty. Pi Sigma Alpha mem
bers, and Poll Scl majors and minors are
welcome to attend.
UNL INDEPENDENT STUDY COURSES
Proved flexibility. Contact the Indepen
dent study office, 472-1826.
The American Home Economics Asso
ciation invites all Home Ec majors to their
March meeting this Thursday at 6:30 in
Room 121, H E. Help plan Easter activi
ties, May study break. AHEA State Con
vention and tind out how you fit into the
role of Home Economists around the
world.
SKI CROSS-COUNTRY
IN ALPINE SURROUNDINGS
High In the Colorado Rockies. $200
Program Fee includes transportation, food
and lodging. 28 March 1 April. 1984.
Contact Mark Ebel, Assistant Director,
Campus Recreation, 1740 Vine, 472-3467,
SAE LITTLE SISTERS
There will be a meeting
tonight at 6:15.
Featuring . , .
Fast Tlmeret Rldgemont High
Thursday, 31 4 Sunday, 34
7:00 4 9:15 p.m.
Union Rostrum
UPC American Films
SPECIALI
On color film processing and developing.
Come in for details.
NEBRASKA BOOKSTORE
All Psychology Students:
The Undergraduate Psychology
Organization UPO presents a panel
discussion on Women in Psychology
Sunday, March 4, Burnett 206. 7 p.m.
, ATTENTION ,
FRESHMAN AND SENIORS
The Innocents Society is now accept
ing applications for freshman scholar
ship and outstanding senior awards.
Applications available in the CAP Office,
Room 220.
APPLY NOWI
Deadline. March 8th
UPC CONCERTS AMD COFFEEHOUSES
AJO I 'LLES ROCK
Ak.QUNCE
PATKcCUnDYAKO
HIS KZH ABOUT TOWN
TONIGHT
AT THE UUION.
DONTa::SS'E2!
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
E:ti fcy EUGENE T. maifa
Jerk's
concoctions
Uri hero
Clean a trier
Three-pipped
sidss ci (lice
C0N
13 Wholly
11 Full-house
part
12 Notice
13 Counting-out
word
13 Supply
21 "Very good"
period in
sonsdom
21 Commemora
tive slab
23 U.S. citizen
since 1845
23 Novelist who
was 23 in 1845
27 Forearm
1 Here, in
Honduras
2 John Cook's
game
3 Playbill
heading
4 Egsy dishes
5 A medium
used by Degas
6 In the air
bones
7 Famed eighth- 23 Kind of decree
ChiSpoet 23aaftan's
8 Cordon al n
rtnnchefi S3 Patti LuPone
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9 Annual Dayton
event
role
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Pal fctcCuidy and
the Mn About Town
The show is
Tonight
at the Union.
Compliments of .
UPC Concerts and Coffeehouses and
Miller Rock!
Be informed on the ASUN candidates.
See the ASUN Presidential Debates today
at 2:30 in the main lobby. A Talks & Top
ics Presentation.
PAT MCCURDY IS TONIGHT!
Don't miss it . . . Be there or be square.
(The whole affair compliments of UPC
Concerts end Coffeehouse and Miller
Rock!)
Who will be the two lucky couples who
gnt to got married Friday at the Alpha
PhiFarmhouse wedding party?
Party for Millet. Jewish Student Organ
ization, March 3, Saturday, 8 p.m. at
Commonplace.
Daughters of Diana
MANDATORY
Meeting tonight at 7:00.
firing M4M money and checkbooks.
is
Kappa Sigma Starustera
Meeting tonight at 10:00.
Mandatory Attendance.
Conflicts? Call 475-5039.
Get Psychedl
ATTENTION AG MAJORS
If you are in the top 40 of your
sophomore, junior, or senior class, you
are eligible for potential membership in
Alpha Zeta. if interested, contact Ken
Miller at 464-0288 by the March 6 deadline.
AG FORUM 'C4
Open Forum Discussion concerning
LB 1005, Beginning Farmer Opportunity
Act will be held Wednesday, March 7, at
7:00 p.m. in the Nebraska East Union.
Featured Panelists: Rod Johnson
Nebraska State Senator and Sponsor of
LB 1005; Paul Gessaman UNL Profes
sor of Agricultural Economics; Rex Hab
erman Nebraska State Senator and
Chairman of the Agriculture and Envi
ronment Committee.
Moderator. T. E. Hartung, Dean of the
College of Agriculture.
Sponsored by Alpha Zeta and
UPC-East
UNL GayLesbian "V
. Student Association
a group who ask questions,
a group who finds answers,
a group who listens,
a group who CARES.
Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
Andrews 228
34 Douglas
Hyde's land
37" the
Saddle,"
Wayne film
43 Rival of a sort
43 Frei-ht-train
unit
44 Eig Ben sound
47 "God is and all
": Whittier
43 Most repulsive
51 Where Hue is
52 Reagan's first
Sec. of the
Interior
53 Tub plant
54 Brooklet
55 Lair
3 Writer
Bombeck
.57 Hosiery shade
T3See 18 Across
61 Mountain
winder
SOPHOMORFS GO NAVY
SPtND SIX WttKS IN BfcAUTIFUL
NEWPORT, Rl WITH PAY AT THE NAVAL
SCIENCE INSTITUTE, WITH A CHANCE
FOR A 2-YEAR NAVY SCHOLARSHIP
AND COME BACK NEXT FALL ON
TRACK FOR A NAVY OFFICER COM
MISSION. EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES
EXIST IN AVIATION, SURFACE
WARFARE AND NUCLEAR POWER.
CALL LT. BUSS, 472-2475 OR STOP BY
THE M 4 N BLDG., ROOM 105A.
Catch Soring Fever
at the AOII Raffle. Win a 10-speed bike
plus lots more. Tickets on sale at City
Union. All proceeds to Arthritis Foundation.
Patoot's Saloon 808 "P" St.
Proudly Presents:
Fad Comedy Night
Thursday. March 1st 10 p.m.-Midnight
Featuring various talent
and other amusements
AHEA Meeting
March 1st, Room 121
Home Ec. Bldg.
Speaker
Donl Forget to Bring Ticketsl
BOOK EXCHANGE
This is the final notice to all students
who had books at the January ASUN
book exchange. After March 1st, the
books andor money, as per your receipt,
becomes the property of ASUN. Please
check with the ASUN office, 1 15 Nebraska
Union between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Agriculture Journalists
We are starting an Agriculture Com
municators of Tomorrow (ACT) on cam
pus. For more information, call Mark
Ford at 467-4006 or 464-0288.
Are you a Umtarian-Universalist without
knowing it? Find out, 11:00 a.m. Sunday
at the Unitarian Church, 6300 A.
ATTENTION
FRESHMEN AND SENIORS
The Innocents Society is now accepting
applications for freshman scholarship
and outstanding senior awards.
Applications available in the
CAP office, Room 220.
APPLY NOW!
Deadline, March 9th
Accounting Association
There will be a meeting this Thursday,
March 1st at 3:30 p.m. in Room 106, CBA.
Everyone is welcome.
Attention all Home Ec. Students
Come to the American Home Econ
omics Association (AHEA) meeting Thurs
day, March 1,6:30, Room 121 H.E. Build
ing. Lou Gladdis will speak on "The Role
of Home Economists Around the World."
ATTENTION
University Program Council is now tak
ing applications for upcoming council
positions for East, City, and Trt-Culture.
For more information, please contact
CAP City 472-2454 or CAP East at 472
1780. UNL Students:
ChiO SigEp
Softball Marathon for Easter Seats
March 17
Call 476-8593 to register
Sponsored by KXSS and Coors
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LOST: Blue, velcro-closing billfold with
rainbow design. Has personal value. 'Re
ward Call 472-8331. Keep trying.
Pinning Cigars
Cliffs
1200 "O" Street
Male roommate for 3 months only.
$75month 4 13 utilities. 476-8394
evenings. "
Male roommate immediately. 1 1th 4 G.
$110 plus one-half gas 4 elec. Call Greg,
474-6761.
tlzme Grand
ccrrrr.sT leiig
Replacemenfs and Spares
SOFT LENSES
From $19X3 ea.
Save on
lens care needs too!
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Eye Contact Box 7770
Shawms Mission K3 CG207
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Male to share house one block from
campus. $1 75month, all utilities included
wd, cable, parking, 435-2829,
Female roommate wanted for large 4
bedroom close tocampus. ) 1 06 per month
414 utilities. 475-2183.
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GUITAR
irismucTiori
Private Lessons
Beginners or Advanced
ZACER STUDIO
423-2709
TYPING
$1.00 per page. .
IBM Selectric.
466-8651
Single 4 Pregnant?
Adoption is a caring alternative. For
confidential counseling, cor tact Nebraska
Children's Home. 483-787 i.
Pregnant? BIRTHRIGHT is a confiden
tial helping hand. 483-2C09.
GUITAR LESSONS
Quality instruction and affordable for
students. Classes starting now. 489-81 92.
TYPEWRITERS:
RENTAL-SALES-SERVICE
BLOOM'S
323 N. 13th
474-4136
SAAer's,
Remember to bring your money for
your new shirts. Thanks.
- Jerfy
Little Red Pickup,
I'm interested. How about Friday after
2:30. Leave a note on my car today if you
can. It's in the same lot.
2-BE806 Blue Ford
John L. (Deit),
Congratulations on making Harvard,
Chicago, arid Northwestern grad schools!
Your Delt Brothers
Kelly.
Hope things start going better. HAVE A
GREAT DAY! (YOU DESERVE IT!) Thanks
forerything. -
Genea
Wendy O. ADPi not AOPi.
Sorry about the DN screwup. but Happy
Belated Birthday anyway.
John
LINDA:
Happy 21st! We're proud to know "ya!
May Saturday's celebration not be Sun
day's hangover!!!
Your three cc-workers in the
Coliseum dungeon
O.C..
You're going to be one heck of a law
yer. Congratulations!
..... Love,
T. McKinney
P.S. That's a misprint
Thunder,
Hope you are feeling better today!
Love. Lightning
P.S. Happy Anniversary Tomorrow
Father,
Bless you for the ticket, but did you
have to chew on it? Couldn't you have
eaten the fortune cookies instead?
Theta Xi
Little Sister Meeting
6:30
Wrts, STT
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BREAKFAST BUFFET
NOW BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER
Served Every Sat. & Sun. Morning
83aii30AM
CROCKETT'S RESTAURANT
v 33rd &Ptohecrs
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fTiDNflGER
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
Mutual of Omaha will be conducting interviews for a
management and a sales position in this area on March
1 and . March 2. If interested, contact the University
of Nebraska Career Planning and Placement Center or
call 472-3 145.
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UfclnwrwnMjilulrUmMiirOmjiu .
EqiKJl Opportunity CmponiesMiF
Jim F., Todd O., Woody,
Loved your last personal. Thought we
would save you the trouble of sending
one yourselves AGAIN.
Love,
Alpha Phi's
TO THE DU's and ADPi's.
Thanks for. helping make Monday so
special and for celebrating with us.
J.T. and Mary
Mry M. (Fhl r.!u),
COHGnATULATIOnS
on being elected Union Board President!
We are all very proud and we know you
will do a great job.
Love.
Your Phi Mu Sisters
Michelle (Smith 8),
Thanks for helping me in the kitchen.
Let's do it again sometime.
Dan W.
Jenny M. (my Stud Phi Mu Buddy).
Our 4 weeks are up!! Congratulations
on your victory. I am so proud of you!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Linda
Mark S. (Phi Psi):
I saved up another $3. How about some
drinks?
Your "cellar" friend
Jack! W.,
This is wishing you a Happy Birthday
to the best friend everl Have a great day!
Lisa
Diane,
Six months down a lifetime to go! I
love you. Expound! You Sweetheart!
. Paul
BETA SIGS: Kevin, Ted.
Rick, Mike, Clayton 4 Jeff,
Get psyched for a
FORMAL
weekend!
Your ADPi Black Diamonds
Dick:
Happy Belated Birthday one week late.
Sorry, it slipped my mind.
Alicia
AXO's,
Happy Hera Day! Let's appreciate those
roommates! Good job on PLAYBOY.
Love,
Hera
Dear UNL:
Bill C. is 20 today. Take him to McDo
nald's for his birthday supper and watch
the numbers change.
. . . We luv ym,
. Lies. Steph. El, 4 "Joan"
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
NEW OFFICERS OF THE
KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY
GRAND MASTER Jim Pospichal
GRAND MASTER OF
CEREMONIES JoeWurtt
GRAND TREASURER Wayne Erikson
GRAND SCRIBE Terry Thonen
Rick -
You heard right. I said yes! I love youf
Brenda
Uperman, .
Where's your "S"?
Teri & Amy
Bacardi II:
NOBODY wears slacks in Hawaii!! Oh.
well, love you anyway.
SUDS
-V . ..
Lisa (Theta).
"You're so tired," but you better be
rested for "Unlucky Lady" anyway!
Love,
Your Secret Admirer
HinLOCB
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