Daily Nebraskan Classifieds may be placed in Room 34 Nebraska Union between 9:00 AM
and 5:00 PM daily weekdays. Cost for one ad is $.08 per word ($.80 minimum) for one
insertion. Call 472 2590 for more information, or use the above form and bring it into the
office. No refunds. No complimentary ads unless the error is brought to our attention within
the firs business day after publication.
FOR SALE
Heathkit HW 20 20 meter
transceiver, single sideband, with
180 watts peak envelope
transmitting power. Included are
HW 16 AC power supply, 20
feet of 50 ohm coax, case and
mobile mount. Fully assembled
and tuneo to receive. New and
unassembled it cost $170.00.
Selling for $130.00. Call Barry
at 472 2590 during the day, or
435 3326 late at night.
Harmony 12 String guitar-like new
sound, holds tune perfectly.
New lite-weight strings. $50.00
or best offer. A real sacrifice,
need the bread. Call 472 2590 or
435 3326. Ask for Barry.
'65 Chevy Bel-Air 6 suck. $520
clean. Call 4754231.
Stereo Components. Brand names,
manufacturer guaranteed. Will
undersell any other dealer in
Lincoln. Call 489 5233, 6 9 p.m
M.-Th.
Buy a '72 CORNHUSKER
yearbook today!!! It brings the
best to you each year for only
$7.50. Buy it from your campus
representative or in Rm. 34
Nebraska Union.
Stereo Compontents. Fisher,
Kenwood. A R . Dual, Koss,
Arrtpex. BSRMcOonjId,
Panasonic, Sony. Orbit Sounds.
Save 10 25. 466O930.
67 Opel Wagon, 39,600 miles,
good tires 14 reg. & 2 snow), 6
wheels, radio, other extras,
clean, first owner. 423-4264.
1957 VW sedan, good condition.
Best offer over $75. 488 5421.
Beer Steins Mugs Mugs Mugs. Cliffs
Smoke Shop. 1 2th & O St.
Btunmy Wallace Drafting Machine
AN5750 1. Spec. AN M. New
$100.00-Make offer. 4234942.
Men's 3-speed bicycle.
434 1 989 af ter 6 p ,m .
$35.
'67 Dodge Van. Must sell. Make
offer. Call Abel Hall South Rm.
1 122. Leave message.
24' Parachute Canopies-Good for a
Ceiling or car covers. 477 7788.
26" Sen w inn 3 speed b icycle-$60.
Dave. Gather 213.
10 Speed bike. New This spring
Phone 434-4205 5 p.m. -7 p.m.
CORVETTE-1967
ROADSTER-327350 STILL
UNDER WARRANTEE.
4 72 2208 days, 112 983 5847
evens.
SERVICES
Student typing accurate, prompt
service. 40 c a page. Lil Meicter.
423126.
Sewing and Alterations. Call Pat
Moore 799 2615.
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IN CONCERT
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8 00 PM
PERSHING AUDITORIUM
RESERVED SEATING
3.50 4.50 5.50
NOW AVAILABLE AT
Watch Repair. All makes including
Timex. Campus Bookstore East
side, look for yellow door.
For an alternative to abortion
contact Birthright, Inc.
477 8021.
FOOTBALL SPECIAL: CHILD
CARE Ages 27. Open 10:00
AM. to 7 P.M. N.U. HOME
FOOTBALL GAMES WEE
CARE DAY CENTER 265 S
84th. Phone 489 9102.
Commercial pilot flying to
Chicago leaving Oct. 29
returning Oct. 31. Share
expenses with 3. Call 477-5945
after 9 p.m.
HELP WANTED
CAMPUS REPS: Opportunity for
sharp business-minded student
to earn top cash and get
unparalleled experience working
for self on campus. Start
immediately. Send brief resume
and phone number to: Mr. C.R.
Oanforth, Box 75, Swampscott,
Mass. 01907.
Person wanted to run a very
profitable business. Earning
abilities unlimited and well
above average. Mail
qualifications to Mr. Warren,
P.O. Box 503. Maiden, Mass.
02148 or call 617 261-1964.
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BRAN DEIS
MILLER & PAINE
TREASURE CITY
RICHMAN GORDMAN
A GOLD STAR PRODUCTION.
472-2989
472-2590
Jr. Sr. Women. Please turn to p. 3
for Wm. Rogers Oneida offer.
Models wanted for T.V.
commercials. Fashion shows and
public relations. No experience
necessary. We can train. No
agency fees. Must call for
interview at 489-2581, Studio
'70.
Service job opportunity. Own
hours. Call 435 2961. 2209 8
between 4 and 6 p.m.
Make extra cash Bring your prints,
handcrafts, sewing, pottery, etc.
to Student Art-Gift Shop. 117
Union.
ROOMMATE WANTED
FEMALE to
477 4701.
share apt. near Uni.
MISCELLANEOUS
Attention Students! Facing
scheduling conflicts for next
semester? Resolve your
problems by enrolling in an
Independent Study by
Correspondence Course. Call or
vist the University Extension
Division, 511 Nebraska Hall,
472-2171, for information. Ask
for a free catalog.
University of Nebraska Young
Democrats are holding a meeting
on Wed. Oct. 27 at 7:00 p.m. It
will be in the Student Union.
Wanted new members. Please
come. Speaker.
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New history course
studies urban growth
A course offered by the
UNL History Department next
semester will attempt to "make
the modern city more
understandable" by examining
the history of urban growth,
according to the course
instructor.
History 197 A, The Rise of
U.S. Cities, will examine the
development of towns and the
problems which have been
encountered as urban areas
have grown in population, said
James Schneider.
The course will examine
towns from several
geographical and chronological
areas of American history.
Included will be the colonial
towns of New England, the
Mississippi River towns of the
early 19th century and the
19th century cattle towns of
the South and Southwest.
Schneider said he will
emphasize the development of
institutions in American cities,
particularly the police force. A
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study of the Boston police
force of the 19th century ana
police reaction to urban"
violence will be included.
The course will also
examine the architecture and
patterns of city planning in the
larger 19th century cities. In
addition, the patterns of
mobility within the city and
ethnic relationships will be
investigated.
The course, as tentatively
designed, will cover the growth
of the American city from the
colonial period to the early
20th century. Schneider said
the course would probably not
include an examination of the
modern metropolis which
began to take shape near the
start of the 20th century.
He called the course "very
relevant. About 80 per cent of
Americans live, or will live, in
urban areas. Students should
find it exciting to discover the
ways in which cities have
grown.
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THE DAILY NEBHASKAN
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