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Daily Nebraskan
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By Julia Baser
UNL's women's Softball team tra
veled to New Mexico State last week
end for a 20-team invitational and
finished third even though the tour
nament was the Buskers' first
spring competition.
Nebraska v;cj3 5-2 overall in the
tournament. In their first ame, the
Buskers defeated Mesa College of
Colorado 5-1. They then beat Cen
tral State ofNew Mexico 3-1, a team
that Coach Wayne Dar,Ie calls one
of the strongest junior colleges in
the country. Next the Buskers defeat
CALL 472-1 Ttl
$2.50 minimum cnarge par day on com
mercial ads. Ten words included.
$2.00 minimum charge per day on Indi
vidual student and student organiza
tion ad.
Students must pay lor tha ad at th
tima it ia placed.
NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID ADS.
NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUMED FOR
MORE THAN ONE INCORRECT IN
SERTION. FOUND ad may ba submitted free of
charga.
Moving, Must Sell Reconditioned
Kimball Piano $400. 474-1707. Leava
message.
Campagnolo Grandsport Crankset,
$70.00; Campagnolo Grandsport Brake
Set with black anodized levers, $75.00;
Cinelli Stem and Bars, $30 CO; Campag
nolo Clamp-on Shifters. $ 12.00. Call Scott,
475-3579.
KING SIZE WATERBED, FRAME, HEAT
ER, SHEETS. $130 475-2944.
1980 MGB CONVERTIBLE. ONLY
14,500 MILES BLACK OVER BROWN,
TOP BOOT. TONNEAU COVER. SPORT
WHEELS. PIRELLI. TIRES, ELECTRIC
OVERDRIVE. AMFM STEREO. CLEAN,
SHARP AND READY TO CRUISE. CALL
BOB AT 483-2271. 466-9272.
4 NCAA Sub-regional tickets, together.
March 16-18. 475-8062.
Minolta 400x Autopak, like new, nice
bag, lens cleaner, $40. Marty, evenings.
476-7252.
For spring break Skis, Boots, Poles.
Newer. $140. Chuck at 489-4275. .
FOR SALE: BASSMAN 10 200 W Bass
Amp., 2 channels. Call 474-9802, Roger.
1984 SR Alpina Sort 12 speed 23". 26
lbs. Priced to sell. Many extras. 463-4484.
CLASSIC!
Honda Super Sport 755, low mileage,
Mag wheels, Eas!e Reduis, Immaculate
condition, many extras. 44-44s4.
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Nice 3 bedroom. Appliances, shower,
parking, bus, utilities paid. 19th & Sum
ner. $325. 475-6669.
WILLOWHAVEN APARTMENTS
1820-1842 Knox Street
Sharp 2 bedroom units.
Woodburning fireplacestove. Energy
efficient, close to either campus, carpet
ed, all appliances, pool lor summer use.
Deposit no pets.
476-6200 Manager '
Joseph E. Kean Co.
474-1666
Help Wanted: Part-time pre-school in
structor needed at Northeast YMCA. Con
tact Karen at 464-7481.
Hey Soccer Enthusiasts) The YMCA
needs volunteer coaches. Have a team of
your own. Call 475-9622, Youth Sports
Department.
Children's Counselors Activity Instruct
ors, Cook. Kitchen Manager. Kitchen
Help for Mountain Summer Camp, P.O.
Box 71 1. Boulder. Colorado 80306. (303)
442-4557.
NEED CASH? Earn $500 plus each
school year, 2-4 (flexible) hours par week
placing and filling posters on campua.
Serious workers only; wa give recom
mendations. 1-800-243-6706.
Housekeeper wanted to clean one day
a week. Call Roy, 783-2852.
ANIMAL LOVERS
Interested in forming a co-op for breed
ing, selling farm livestock. Boarding
horses. Call Roy, 783-2852.
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Needod, 25 overweight individuals seri
ous about losing 5 pounds or mora and
earning money. Call 435-4251.
DATA ENTRY OPERATORS
Are you interested in working aa a Data
Entry Operator in an office on an. inter
mutant basis? Wa ara looking lor Data
Entry Operators to work during peak
production period only. Our next peak
begins in early April and should run 6-10
weks. II you haw a typing skill of 55
WPM with 5 or less errors, we will train
you to operate a CRT. Work on all shifts is
- available. We offer medical, dental. Dis
ability and Life Insurance, paid holidays
and vacations along with many other
excellent fringe benefits. We will offer car
pooling assistance to those in outlying
areas. If interested, apply in person.
CAROL WRIGHT SALES
3601 N.W. 15th Street :
Lincoln. Nf
474- 2018
between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Campus Rep. lor our Center. Salary
plus bonuses. Call lor an interview.
University Plasma Center
1442-0" Street
475- 8645
Concession work. Part-time evenings.
Apply in person at the Southwest Civic
Center. Bingo-rama. 2608 Park Blvd.
66502 6:30-8:30 p.m.
SUMMER JOBS
$3,000. SUMMER GUARANTEE PLUS
SCHOLARSHIPS, PLUS 5 SUPER
VISORS NEEDED.
488-1227
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Wanted: 2 tickets to Billy Joel concert
Must be good seats and together. Willing
to pay. Call 476-8916.
Need Cash?
Wa buy used records and cassettes.
Dirt Cheap Records and Gifts
Downtown 477-6061
East Park Plaza 464-6275
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Volleyball in the mud?
WHY?
WHY NOT?
It's Oozeball!
Sign up now!
, SOPHOMORE ,
SCHOLARSHIPS
Student Alumni Association is making
available scholarships to sophomores
through the sponsorships from Oozeball.
They will be available at a booth in the
Nebraska Union Monday and Tuesday
and also in the CAP Office. They are due
Wednesday, March 21 in the CAP Office.
ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION
There will be a meeting this Thursday,
March 15th at 3:30 p.m. in CBA 106. Eve
ryone is welcome.
Could the U.S. team bring home the
gold in Wheelchair Basketball in the 1984
Olympics? They could if there was such
an event at the 1934 Olympics!
Farm House-Alpha Chi Omega
Wheelchair Basketball
Tha unofficial philanthropy of the 1984
Olympics. (Not yet an Olympic event
but we're working on it!)
DELIAN UNION MEMBERS:
Meeting at2 p.m. on Sunday. March 18.
at Clark's. 2233 "D." See you there!
Charter your way to a great summer!!
Learn how at the TRAVEL FAIR. Fri
day. March 16. 3-6 p.m. at the Skylight
Bistro.
TRAVEL TIPS!
At the Skylight Bistro. Friday. March 16.
3-6 p.m.
Come watch the youth of Nebraska
participate in the 1984 YMCA Boys
Jr High State basketball tournament
March 1 7th and 1 8th at the UNL Col
iseum. 69 teams from across tha
state ara entered in this tournament.
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ed Northern Arizona 5-1. Their only
loss of the preliminary round was to
New Mexico, 1-0.
In the final round, UNL took on
the host team, New Mexico State,
and won 7-0. Perhaps the most dis
appointing loss of the weekend was
to Utah State, Daigle said. The Busk
ers IcGt 7-1 to the Aggies, but they
bounced back and defeated New
Mexico 2-1.
Day e was pleased with his team's
performance.
I wasnt surprised at all the team
did so well," Daigle said. "I have a lot
of confidence in the girls. I know
AGS, Acacia, Chi Phi and All Little Sisters:
Looking forward to a rollin' good tima
tonight Sea you at 8:00.
Chi Phi UT Sisters
LOST: A KAT, tag on collar marked
J.H. I REALLY DO WANT IT BACK.
Thanks
Birds by Boa.
Come see the Sandhill Crane migra
tion April 6-8, on tha Platte River canoe
trip. Sponsored by the Campus Rec.
Department Call 472-3467.
Sign Up Deadline April 2
Congratulations to Paul Rohlfing on
winning the AHEA raffle for a dinner for
two at the Exchange. Enjoy your dinner!!
OOZEBALL
Regulation volleyball in the mud. Appli
cations and information sheets are avail
able at a booth in the Nebraska Union
Monday and Tuesday and also in the
CAP Office. They are due Wednesday,
March 21 in the CAP Office.
Theta Xi
Little Sister Meeting
6:30
Thursday, 15
Sigma Nu UtUe Sitters
Meeting tonight at 7:00. Exec at 6:30.
See ya thenl
VIDEO MUSIC
Fogelberg, Bowie. Hall and Oates . . .
Don't miss them! This Thursday, 1 1 :30 to
1:30, City Union Main Lounge. Courtesy
ol UPC Video Committee.
Make your impact on the performing
arts! Apply tor UPC Major Performing
Arts Committee chairs by March 19; Room
200, Nebraska Union.
Pre-Oent Club Meeting Thursday
7 p.m. in the Union
Topic: Hygiene and Dent students will
discuss and answer questions about
interviews and admissions.
Triad is coming.
COLLEGE
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Nominations and elections of officers
Thursday in the City Union at 7:00.
Recreation Majors
March 14th: Trends Workshop x
Early registration due.
March 18th: Dinner and meeting at
Spaghetti Works, 5:00 p.m.
March 22nd: Trends Workshop.
Tell your little leprechaun how much
you care, with green carnations from
Danielson's Floral. Stop by and see us.
Danielson's
Have fun and learn leadership and
organizational skills, too! Apply for the
Chair and Executive positions on U PC
East Council lor the 84-65 school year.
For more information, contact CAP-EAST
office, 300 Nebraska East Union. 472
1780. Deadline for applications is Mon
day. March 19th.
UNL GayLesbian Students
Thursday, 8:00 p.m.
Andrews 228
Seminar and Discussion
"... and the clock struck twelve;
unmasking self."
GOLDEN TURKEY
Film Festival
March 15. 7:00 p.m.
Nebraska East Union
"Bad. Badder. Baddest . .
GOLDEN TURKEY
Admission is Free.
GOLDEN TURKEY
Some of the world's
worst films ever made!
Kappa Sigma Slsrduatera
Tonight's the night
ah r::-ht Lena . . .
Are you prepared? "
The Men ol Kappa Sigma
ycj r:r:i the slcpe,
v;r;EC3TTi:zcc:::3!
We have access to over 4.000 Cor,
dos mi the Colorado Sk Country
starting as low as SSO per night1
There is no charge for our services
so
LET US FIND
THE RIGHT ONE
FOR YCU!
they can play well, but with the lack
of practice, I have to say it was a
pleasant experience to see us da so
well"
Two Buskers, outfielder Wendy
Turner and third baseman Ann
Schroedcr, were named to the all
tournament team. Turner hit .620
for the tournament, the best cf any
one in the invitational
"Wendy was unstoppable at the
plate. Out of about 25 times at bat,
she made only 2 outs," Da!g!e said.
Schroeder was honored for her
fine defensive effort, Daigle said.
Daigle also praised shortstop Denise
VIDEO COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday at 6:00. City Union
Be a part of UPC!
New members ara welcome.
ATO LITTLE SISTERS
No meeting Thursday.
New big brothers are posted.
Have a great week! ,
South Padre Island
March 24-31
8 days7 nights, $98.
We still have room, so hurry and sign
up! Todd. 475-0022.
- Alpha Phi Cardiac Arrest
A great place to be it you're going to be
'"kidnapped," and for a good cause the
American Heart Association. Thanks, Val
entino's Pizza for making everyone's stay
more enjoyable.
ST. PATTY'S DANCE
Saturday. March 17
Clayton House, 8 p.m.
Tickets available at Selleck Cafeteria
or call 472-0601.
SAE Littla Sisters
There will be a meeting tonight at 6:15.
CHILI FEED
Change your Sunday dining routine by
attending the Kappa Delta Chili Feed,
Sunday. March 18 from 5-7 p.m. Cost is
$2.50 per person and proceeds go to the
NationalNebraska Committee for the
Prevention of Child Abuse. Tickets may
be bought at the door or by calling
474-4120.
UPC Viideo Committee and Rock World
presents: Video Music, City Union Main
Lounge, Thursday, 11:30 to 1:30. This
week Hall and Oates, the Gap Band,
Nugent and many more!
Tomorrow night is the night to be at the
Australian Film Festival. For $3. UNL stu
dents can see PICNIC AT HANGING
ROCK and GALLIPOLI in the Nebraska
Union Rostrum; on Saturday night. THE
MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER and GALLI
POLI for the same price. Be there!
Another major concert event!
Tonight!
Royal Grove
STREETS
Featuring Steve Walsh
This last week it was Craig Anton. This
week who knows who will be there? As
Patoot's Saloon. 808 P' Street again
proudly presents Bad Comedy Night
Thursday. March 15. 10:00 to midnight.
Come see Craig and the rest do all kinds
ot things.
It's almost here! The Australian Film
Festival featuring GALLIPOLI. THE MAN
FROM SNOWY RIVER, and PICNIC AT
HANGING ROCK.
Congratulations to AGS 2 for 1 st place
finish in Triangle's 2nd Annual Beer
Drinking Challenge. Congrats to Trian
gle for 2nd place finish.
Phi Upsilon Omicron
March 15. 1984
7:00 p.m.
Regents Hall
See you there!
FREE MOVIES
UPC American Films has a one
time screening ol the new movie,
"POLICE ACADEMY" this Friday.
March 16th. 3:00 p.m.. at Sheldon Art
Gallery.
Tell your little leprechaun how
much you care with green carna
tions trom Danielson's Floral. Stop
by and see us.
Danielson's
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semester. .
The Editor-in-Chief formulates editorial policy, over
sees newsroom operations, determines editorial page
content and reports to the Publications Board.
Applicants must have one year newspaper experience
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PARTY ON
ST. PAT'S DAY!
Get your decorations at
O'Wagey's!
Plates, cups, napkins,
streamers, hats, "pins,
bow ties and other
items to bring out the
Irish in you!
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Day-Eckert for her fielding and sec
ond baseman Lori Richins for her
hitting.
Dalgle has some high expectat
ions for hh team but he believes the
Big Eight will be very competitive
this year. Oklahoma State, which
won the tournament at New Mexico
State, is a strong team, Daiglo said.
Be said he expects Missouri and
Kansas also to be extremely com
petitive. The Buskers will be at home for a
March 21 double-header against
Iowa before going on a 22-game 10
day road trip.
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