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HELP WANTED
I still need two college men to work
this summer. Mr. Bair 488-4414.
Make $2100.
Do you want to make $300 weekly
this summer bad enough to work
for it? If so, leading local
Summer Jobs
Ambitious men to work 40 - 50
hours weekly. Can earn up to
$2,100, plus an $800 tax-free
scholarship. Car necessary.
Apply: Write Box 4135
Benson Station, Omaha,
Neb. 68104
or call (402)
4.
Aportmenfs For Rent
Nearly new, air conditioned,
Furnished Apartments.
Facilities for 3 or 4 students
Per Apt. See Roger Mattingly,
Apt. 1, 1400 North 33rd, or
call 434-6494, after 6 P.M.
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Our engagement
easier to pop the
Stri'inj Lincoln Simct 190$
1129 "0" Street
Registered Jewelers American
photography studio has this
opening in their sales advertising
department. Car required,
466-6642.
Private room, bath for student to
live in professor's home as
MOTHER'S HELPER, two
children. Room and board plus
391 - 7821. j
rings make it
question.
Gem Society
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wage. Call 477-2015.
FOR SALE
1971 Honda CB 175, electric start.
Only two weeKs old. Perfect
condition. $500. 432 8765.
Must sell Wilson Staff Irons and
Woods, Reel To Reel
Sterocorder, Portable
Smith-Corona Typewriter. Call
489-8390.
Sansui 3000 A, tuner, amp, $225.
Call 432-9998.
SAVE Un TO $400 on your new
MCycle and tour Europel Buy
new BSA.TR IUMPH, NORTON
TAX FREE from one of
England's oldest dealers-Est: 50
years. Huge stock too of
guaranteed used models at
England's lowest prices. Full
Insurance' for Europe and
Shipment back to USA arranged
or we guarantee re-purchase.
Write now for full details.
George Clarke (Motors) Limited,
276-278 Brixton Hill, London
S.W. 2 Tel: 01 674-3211,
Small tent-type 2-wheel camper,
light weight (200 lbs.) Designed
for VW or Compact Car.
Complete with mattress and
screens. Phone 434-6840 after 6
p.m.
Water you waiting for?? Waterbeds
$27.95 to $39.95 Call T. J.
Enterprises at 488-0459.
Four Chrome Reverse Rims with
two spinners - Rocket Brand,
Fits General Motors cars. Also
car stereo tape player. Must sell I
Gale Henry, 211 Burr Hall,
434-31 1 1 after 5 p.m.
1966 Plymouth Satellite, 361,
4-speed, $850. 477-7927.
196 5 Impala Convertible, 327,
automatic, power steering.
Moving, must sell. $550.
477-7927.
For young person interested in
owning and driving a fine sports
car. We are offering for sale one
of the eight Kellison Astro J-5's
in the U.S. This machine is well
worth the price just to look at,
and handles superbly. Only
25,000 miles, NEW tires, persons
interested must know something
about auto mechanics, highest
bid. Call 435-2212 or 435-9690.
FOR RENT
1724 L, new 2 Bedroom apartment
for 4 people 477 1878.
Male roommates needed. New
apartment, swimming pool.
Cheaper than you think.
466 9005.
2-Bedroom furnished apartment.
June 1. 1724 L. Apartment 1A.
477 4697.
1 or 2 female roommates to share
nice apartment for summer 17
& B. Call 435-7505, eveninqs.
Want to live in style and comfort?
Call 475 1277, and ask about
our deluxe 2 bedroom
apartments, $175 and up.
Celebrate With
the
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LOUNGE
&30NIGHT1.Y 10 and 'O'
Male roommate to share apartment,
47 & Starr, No. 12, 466-3698.
2 male roommates to share house
for '71'72 academic year.
434-4680.
Summer roomers, new air
conditioned building. Contact
Cornhusker Co-op 1319 R or
Call 432-1410. $10 per week,
Tired of dorm life? Want to save
$300? 432-2583.
2 bedroom apartment, air
conditioned, shag carpet, electric
kitchen, dishwasher, good
location. Call 475 2370.
WANTED TO RENT
I would like to assume rental of 3
bedroom house. Please call
435 8976.
LOST
Glasses. Blue Plastic frame, Lost
during Easter. Reward.
475 1875.
Large brown envelope containing
geography of Soviet Union
lecture notes. Reward.
475 4847, after 5:30 p.m.
Gold watch, gold and black
Expansion. Football Stadium,
May 13, Sentimental value,
Reward, 2221 B, Doug German,
FOUND
Guitar at C. Y. Thompson Library.
Owner must identify. Contact
library officials
Glasses, found at Capitol during last
Wednesday's Peace Rally.
Identify and claim at DAILY
NEBRASKAN, 34 Nebraska
Union.
TUTORING
Spanish tutoring. Summer.
Reasonable rates. Call
435 3345, after 6 p.m.
Math, Physics, German, Evans
Learning Center, 1601 P Street.
435 2168.
MISCELLANEOUS
Western Americana, Heritage
Room, Nebraska Bookstore.
1135 R.
WHILE WORKING THIS
SUMMER, pursue degree
requirements. Enroll now in an
Independent Study by
Correspondence course. $17.00
per credit hour. Call or visit the
University Extension Division
for counseling and information,
511 Nebraska Hall, 472 2171.
Wanted: 2 rides to Celebration of
Life. Will share expense. Call
475 4345.
Needed: Summer car pool to
Omaha. John Miller, 434 0288.
Needed: Carpool Omaha to
Lincoln 1st Summer Session.
Leave at 8, return at 4:30.
558 1972 (Omaha).
Summer drafting (diagrams, graphs,
etc.). Accurate & reasonable,
477-8087, after 5:30.
WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR
CAMPUS BOOK STORE, 13TH
& R. .
Sewing and alterations. Call Pat
Moore at 799 2615.
GRA DUATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS. Personalized
with name, degree and college
GOLDENROD PRINTING CO.
215 No. 14th. Phone 432-2128.
FREE '71'72 FOREIGN FILM
TICKET for every 20 tickets sold
In September. Interested? Leave
name and summer address in
Program Office (128) Foreign
Film Committee.
Blacks. . .
Continued from page 1
towards the objectives outlined
in the (Board of) Regents'
resolution of Dec. 14, 1970,"
Soshnik said.
Besides ordering all student
organizations to comply with
the University's
anti-discrimination policy, the
Regents in December directed
the creation of a committee of
students and Student Affairs
administrators to develop
"programs of positive action
which will achieve the desired
goal of non-discrimination."
In addition, Student Affairs
was directed to work with
minority groups "to assure an
attitude of reciprocal
cooperation and
non-discrimination."
The Regents also urged the
presidents and deans of each
NU campus to extend their
efforts to recruit qualified
faculty members from
minority groups.
Book stores want
lab books
For the first time the local
book stores are buying used
Biology I lab manuals,
according to a Biology
Department spokesman.
The used copies are needed
for next fall because no more
copies are available from the
printer.
Band plays on . . .
Thursday
The Collegiate Band will
play its spring concert
Thursday on the lawn in front
of Kimball Recital Hall.
Conducted by Professor
Jack Snider, the band will
begin its perform;) nee at 7:30
p.m. The concert is free and
open to the public.
Sheldon exhibits
student art
The Annual Student Art
exhibit, a' collection of over
200 pieces, will be on display
in Sheldon Art Gallery from
May 18-June 22.
Many of the works will be
on sale.
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Needed: 2
graduating senior girls in
music or dancing, for light
choreography & for light
harmony in a Las Vegas-
type Revue. High pay.
Must be neat
Must be free to travel.
Cell 489-1039 or
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1971
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