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FOR SALE
100 watt component stereo with
12" speakers, $220; Panasonic
tapedeck $100; call 475-1450
after 6 p.m.
'69 Honda CB 350, excellent
condition. $396. 475-01 B9.
Boys' vSchwInn bicycle.
436-8474. Tlmm.
$6.
1972 Portable Admiral color
television, 20 Inches. Features
Instant on, automatic fine tuning
with AFC and Automatic
De-gaussing. Stand Included,
Excellent condition. $350.
475-9842.
Basement Sale. Children's clothes,
cribs, high chairs, etc. 10-5 Sat.
& Sun. 1211 S. 48th.
Stereo component. Discount.
F is her, Kenwood, AR, Dual,
Sony, Ampex, BSR. 466-0930
Evenings.
3 Aquarium: 7, 25 and 29 gallon.
Also some tropical . fish.
432-8348.
HELP WANTED
Outstanding student host for new
student orientation program.
June 2 to July 12. $500 plus
, - room & board. Apply today at
. Student Activities.
; Can you do a simple Job? Like
short hours? Need money?
Before looking elsewhere. Call
489-5938 Af Mr "6".
Part time help wanted for late
week-end hours end week day
noons. Please apply 9:30
a.m. 4:30 p.m. Mon. Thurs.
' Jerri Cole. 4701 O St. Kings
Food Host. U.S.A. 489-6621.
Need 1 man to train es manager on
sales route. Qualifications: Must
be 18 or over; have good car, be
able to work 6-9 even., 9 a.m. 1
p.m. Sat., be reliable For
Interview call 467-1007. Ask for
Mr. Symons.
OVERSEAS JOBS FOR
STUDENTS: Austrailia, Europe,
S. America, Africa, etc. All
professions and occupations.
$7 00 to $3,000 monthly,
Expenses paid. Overtime. Write
1-11x14 Color
Bridal Portrait
with 16 Color Candids
in Album
2 Parents' Albums
12 Each
Call Us For
Spring Formal
Photography
DON MANKE
PHOTOGRAPHY
70th & Vine 434-4050
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GRADUATE SCHOOLS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
SAN DIEGO, CAUF0KNIA
An Admission Representative
wiH be on campus
February 21, 1972
2-5 p.m.. v.
For an appointment
See your Placement Office
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DAILY NEBRASKAN WANT ADS can be placed in
room 34 Nebraska Union. Cost it $.08 par word,$1.00c
minimum. Payment In advance only. Complimentary
ads may be run only if error i brought to the Nebras
ka's attention the business day after publication. -
Jobs Oversees, Dept. D6 Box
1607, San Diego, Cat., 921 IB.
SERVICES
FOREIGN CAR REPAIR.
2630 between O end P, Phone
after 6 p.m. 476-9022.
Sewing and alterations.
Moore at 799-2615.
CaJI Pat
E major repairing
selling used sets,
rates. 423-6828.
T.V.'s and
Reasonable
MCAT: Preparation for the Medical
College Admissions Test, Review
and exam training. For
information write: GRADUATE
STUDIES CENTER, P.O. Box
386, New York, N.Y. 1001.
Pregnant? Who Cares? We dol Cell
477-8021.
LOST
Lost gold charm bracelet with
fraternity crest. Call 475-0009.
Rewerd.
PERSONAL
Dave Urbom says "A lavalier means
more and better mileage for
your money."
ROOMMATE WANTED
1 Male Roommate. $48 month
furnished. Cell 475-0250 after
6:00.
FOR RENT
Studio Apt. available March 1 at
1329 F. Perfect for your every
need. Call 475-2260 between 1-7
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MISCELLANEOUS
VETERANS FRIDAY
AFTERNOON CLUB AT
MYRON'S. 4-6 P.M. 16th &
P-BRING YOUR GAL.
F.A.C. 15c Short draws. . . 2-5,
Friday Music Red Lion Lounge,
lower level Colonial Inn, 5600
Cornhusker.
ALL GIRLS-FREE DRAWS. Red
Lion Lounge. 2-5 Friday Music.
Lower Level -Colonial Inn, 5600
Cornhusker.
Only 3 prime booking dates left for
your organizational canoesie. . .
canoe trips on Elkhorn River:
' April 14-16; 21-23; end 28-301
Don't delay . . . call today.
489-6241.
NAVY ROTC Program being
reinstated for Jrs. & Jr. Col.
Grads. Sophs apply now at
NAVAL SCIENCE Dept.
Receives $100 mo subsistence
and opportunity for full
scholarship.
Wanted to buy: CASH PAID for
motorcycle(s) in non-working
condition (or some In working
order). Cell 477-2218 Anytime.
Also motorcycle repair
reasonable rates.
Women Speak Out? -Write an
article for a women's publication
. book or movie reviews
. political opinions & rebuttals
. tell how you feel as a woman
, poetry & literature; art work.
You need not sign your article
and a good Jounelistic form Isn't
Important. Bring to Women's
Resource Center, Rm. 116,
. Nebraska Union.
UNION FrmSRAM
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This newly created project is
designed to fill a need regarding
tine arts events. This aspect of
cultural enrichment has been
slighted in the past Already
planned is a concert by harpsi
chordist Igor Kipnls, The project
is open to new ideasa large
void to fill.
RECREATION
The new Recreation Chairman will
be in charge of organizing activities
with a recreational base, including
bike races, car rallies, tournaments,
etc. The possibilities are countless,
the job is simple.
WORLD
IN
REVOLUTION
Responsible for making necessary
arrangements for a World in Revolution
Conference held in the spring aemester.
Responsibilities include choosing a
theme for the conference and contracting
guest speakers. Involving all media pos
sible. RAINSOW
Greeks plan food co-op
Two thousand men in University fraternities are uniting for
a common cause food.
Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) President Howard Epstein
said campus fraternities plan to be buying all their food
together by next fall.
Epstein said he hopes that will mean food quality will go up
while prices go down.
IFC, the governing body of most campus fraternities, has
yet to clear the way with University officials, but Epstein said
the council's "best possibility" is to add their food orders to
that of UNL's. '
"Bedtime
Benefit film
25'
Monday Feb 21st 3:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
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as an absent-minded
professor trying to teach a chimp
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN