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Schwinn varsity, used 2 months.
488-0633 evenings.
1967 Fender Bandmaster Amp.
with pre amp & fuzz, 120 w.
rms, Altec Lansing spkr., $300
or best offer. Call 477-4558.
3 new 30x36 mm spotting scopes
with tripods, coated lenses. List
$17.95 now $12.50. Call
477-4558.
PHOTOGRAPHERS: Honeywell
880 Automatic strobe like new
$100. Need used enlarger:
475-1689 evenings.
Guitars & Drums: Baldwin,
12-string-$125; Bass-$75;
Ludwig-$300. John,
475-1951.
Sansui 350 stereo receiver with
walnut case. $220 new, sell
$150. 434-8852. After 6 p.m.
Nikko 80 watt rms stereo amp.
$1 50.00. 48-2628. 4-8 p.m.
Pure-bred seal point Siamese
kittens. $10. After 2:00.
432-9657.
Laffayett Stereo amplifier, 40
watts, good condition. Call
432-3957.
HELP WANTED
LOCAL COMPANY NEEDS 3
MEN FOR PART TIME
WORK. ALSO SUMMER JOBS
AVAILABLE $200WK.
488-4414.
Salesman for 8-track stereo tapes.
Large selection, quality
guaranteed, royalty-paid. You
buy at tow price, your profit is
your commission. Send name,
address & phone. Box 9113,
Albuquerque. New Mexico,
87119.
EARN TOP MONEY PART TIME:
Promoting student travel
programs. Write (including
phone No.!: Uni travel Corp..
12 Pine St.. Swampscort. Mass,
01907.
Exp. short hour checker. 10:3O
a.m. 1:00 p.m. Mon. Fri.
Apply in person to Mr.
Tillman. Sharp Bldg. Cafeteria.
1309NSf-
Needed: Coaches for grade school
YMCA Basketball teams. Call
488-0961 Bob Bargen.
OVERSEAS JOBS FOR
STUDENTS: Austrailia.
Europe, S. America, Africa,
etc; All professions and
occupations. $700 to $3,000
monthly. Expenses paid,
overtime. Write Jobs Overseas,.
Dept. D6 Box 1 507, San Diego,
Ca. 92115.
Men & Women interested in
furthering their education and
income. Full and part time.
Call 475-9827 between 4 and 7
p.m.
ROOMMATE WANTED
Roommate wanted. $45mo.
Utilities pd. Lot of room. 2nd
floor old house. 477-8490.
Need 1 or 2 female roommates to
share apt. 434-5548.
Needed roommates. $60mo. Stop
- & see at 2501 R. No phone yet.
Male roommate wanted. $67 mo.
plus gas & electricity.
Carpeting. 432-2096, evenings.
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent. Cheap, Close
to campus. Call 475-0881 after
five.
LOST
Brown octagonal eye glasses.
Between Burnett & Schramm.
475-8096.
Eye glasses between Coliseum and
Union. $5 reward. 794-5656.
SERVICES
Pregnant? Who Cares? We dot Call
477-8021.
PERSONAL
Happy Birthday T.T.T. from B.B.
See you soon.
Jim Dooley, Congratulations on
becoming a full-time stud.
NURT.
HELEN OF JERSEY HAPPY
BIRTHDAY. You haven't
gotten older. . . Just BETTER.
Happy Birthday Marty from Sharon
& Tom.
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanted: Riders to share expenses in
commuting from Omaha daily.
If interested call 334-2797.
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F.A.C. 15c Short draws; 2-5
Fri Music. Red Lion Lounge,
Lower Level. COLONIAL INN.
5600 Cornftusker.
GIRLS-FREE DRAWS. Red Lion
Lounge. 2-5 Friday Music.
Lower Level. COLONIAL INN.
5600 Cornhusker.
VETERANS FRIDAY
AFTERNOON CLUB AT
MYRON'S. 4-6 P.M. 15th & P
BRING YOUR GAL.
Wanted: dog sitter for mornings.
Must have dog. Call 475-6362.
Wanted: committee chairmen and
assistant chairmen for East
Union Program committees.
Interviews Sunday, Jan
30 afternoon.
EUROPEAN NOMADS: The most
economical way to Europe,
summer of "72. Write:
European Odyssey, Winsted,
Minn. 55395.
Fly to Europe from $170 round
trip, student vacations and
tours, employment services etc.
Air mail employment services
etc. Air mail for full details.
Campus Agents required.
A.A.S.A. Limited. 15 High St..
Ventnor, I.W., England.
Hansen stresses NU unity
Competition, rather than rivalry, between UNO and UNL is
healthy, Omaha Regent Kermit Hansen said Wednesday night. "
"It is important for a Regent to think of the University as a ,
system rather than three separate campuses," Hansen told a
meeting of Sigma Delta Chi professional journalistic society
The campuses should operate as a unified system, he said.
"I think there's got to be uniformity, but I don't read
uniformity as unanimity," he said.
The UNL and UNO campuses are entirely different, Hansen
said. UNO is an urban university, and is commuter rather than
residential oriented, with a different student mix.
"It must serve a population element, the non-white, to a
greater degree than the other campuses might," he said. "UNO
has the potential of becoming a good if not great urban
. university, but this would mean putting emphasis on areas not
available to the Lincoln campus.
Lincoln Regent Ed Schwartzkopf, scheduled to discuss the
relationship between the campuses, was unable to attend the
meeting.
Hansen favors a broad approach in University planning. It
makes sense, he said, to make one discipline first class on one
campus and dilute it on another.
"You reinforce your strengths by not trying to do
everything the same."
UNO is strong in the areas of urban affairs, history and
education, Hansen said.
The Omaha banker expressed dissatisfaction with the
Regents' present relationship with their Student Advisory
Board. Contact with the students is too infrequent, he said,
and suggested establishing monthly meetings.
A viable, honest relationship with the .Advisory Board would
be better than having a student Regent, he said.
"I see more problems than clear value in having a student as
a Regent'Hansen said. Questions of eligibility, length of term
and representation would be difficult to decide, he said.
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