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doilu ft LOST Lott-Brown Tr 1-fold billfold. If found plMM call 477-1423. L,ost: Ladle caravell. watch. Gold with Black band, Friday in Hamilton. Call 475-0450. . R award. PERSONAL FOR SALE Ushers' Gifts 12th & O. (all pricas). Cliff', 1968 Javelin, wheel, Hunt mechanically good, many extra reasonable. 434-0100. 12" Colfax speaker, 477-7491. 2 mo. old. 1964 New Moon, 10' x 55' in good condition. 2 bdrm. or 1 bdrm andi a study. Pefect first home, set up with skirting and lawn shed. Does have air conditioner. Asking $2800 will consider offer. Call anytime. 435-4993. Kustom Amp. 200 wt. R.M.S. 2-15" Speakers. 920 Abel. 475-8523. '63 MG Midget. White, Cheap. 477-1919, evenings. 4 deep dish chromes and lugs 14", $50. CAL Custom 360 degree 1 4" cast aluminum breather, $10. New Hurt polished aluminum T-grlp shift handle, $6. 489-4923. New guitar with 434 5780. case. Garcia III. HELP WANTED Day and Night Wat Ir ess positions open. Part time or full time. Will train. Must be 18 or over. J.B.'s Big Boy, 27th & Vine. Apply 3-5 daily. Want college girl to help with light housekeeping and soma babysitting in return for room and board. For more details call 489-7988, Local company needs three men-21 hrs.wk. Call 488-4424. Part time now, full time summer work. Small engine and bicycle repair. Prefer mechanical aptitude. Apply Sears Roebuck Service Center, 4815 S. 14th. See Mr. Johnson. eaiBHBaiiiiiiiawBiiMMeweMMewHsMaewiiiMnMBieMBBtBiaHgBiM Permanent part time, 20-28 hrwk. Telephone (ales representative, Apply Sears Roebuck Service Center, 4815 S. 14th. See Mr. 'Johnson. . , ' . ' ; Dancer' wanted. Good working conditions & pay. Apply In person. After 5 p.m. at the Penhouse Lounge, 2416 "O" St. 435-9359. Waitresses needed. Day time, part time. Apply Mr. Steak, S505 "O" St. SURVEYORS The Peace Corps needs you this summer in Ethiopia, Brazil or Malawi. Sign up now. General Placement, , Nebraska Union. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Work in Peace CorpsMalaysia, Brazil, etc. Sign up now. General Placement, Nebraska Union. BBA-MBA Begin Peace Corps or VISTA service this Summer. Sign up now. General Placement, Nebraska Union. POLY SCI GRADS VISTA or Peace Corps need you this Summer. Sign up now, General Placement, Nebraska Union. CIVIL ENGINEERS Work In Peace CorpsMalawi, Ecuador, Nepal. Sign up now for Interview, General Placement, Nebraska Union. PEACE CORPSVISTA need degreed people in the following areas for 1 year and 2 year programs beginning this Summer and Fall. AGRICULTURE ARCHITECTURE BUSINESS ECONOMICS ENGINEERING GUIDANCE COUNSELING LAW , LIBERAL ARTS AND MANY OTHERS Volunteers receive living allowance, free medical care and transportation, plus money in the bank. Sign up now for interview at General Placement, Nebraska Union. Last chance for SummerFall. 1973 programs. ATTORNEYS Needed for VISTA and Peace Corps to begin In Summer. Sign up now for interview, Law Placement, Law School. LIBERAL ARTSAG BACKGROUND Peace Corps has been looking all over for you. Sign up now for interview for Summer, General Placement, Nebraska Union. AGRONOMISTS Peace Corps offers international Ag opportunities In British Honduras, Afghanistan, etc. to begin in Summer. Sign up now for interview, Ag. Placement, Curtis Hall. GUIDANCE COUNSELORS V I STAstateside or Peace Corpsoverseas need you this Summer. Sign up now for interview, General Placement, Nebraska Union. ECONOMISTS Peace Corps and VISTA need your skills this Summer. Sign up now for interview, General Placement, Nebraska Union. ARCHITECTSURBAN PLANNERS Overseas or herel Peace Corps or VISTAI This Summer. Sign up now for interview, General Placement, Nebraska Union. Happy Birthday, Elaine. Jim. Elaine All our love & beat wishes. Your fans. Elalna-You're you and that's what counts. Happy Birthday, B. & K. Have a good day, Elaine.' John P. Barleycorn Is alive and well. AL-Tommorrow Is Nell' Day o go buy him an Ice vr earn sandwich. Nancy. FOR RENT RENTAL HOUSING. 432-7672: Students welcome.: 4 bdrm. house, $120. . Close to Campus, 1 bdrm. furnished apt. Utilities pd., $80 ... 2 bdrm. furnished apt., $110. Close in. Rooms one block ffom campus, furnished carpeted, completely remodeled, $50month, showing Thursday nights 5-9 or weekends by appointment. 476-8068. ROOMMATE WANTED 1 female roommate wanted near East Campus, $ 4 2 m o . 434-9602, after 5. MISCELLANEOUS TV Bible Study Course, Sunday morlngs beginning. March 11, 9:30-10:00 KOLN. For free study guides and further Information call , UMHE-4328.S61or Wesley-432-0355. . EUROPEAN SEMINAR June 10-July 1. Stay in homes, visit East and West Berlin, See a play . In Royal Shakespeare Theatre as well as many other experiences. 3 hrs. credit available. Leader: Mel Leutchena, Director, Wesley Foundation. 432-0355. TWO FERS 4-6 p. mi, every day. Large draws 25c for 2. Live entertainment 8-12:30, dancing. Thurs, $3.00-AII the beer you can drink, Glrls-$1.50. The Inn, 317 S. 17th. , '""ii",ni" '""'"""''''"""" CZZ) Jft 'y-y- ' SERVICES WATCH REPAIR All makes-also Tlmex. Dick' Watch Service-East side-Campus Bookstore at the Yellow Door. Pregnant and distressed? Call a friend . . . Birthright, 477-8021. Sawing & Alterations. Call Pat Moore at 799-2615. OVERSEAS JOBS-summer or, permanent. Australia, Europe, S. . America, Africa, etc. All professions, $500-$1,000 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing. Free info. write-TWR Co. Dept Db, 2550 Telegraph AVa., Berkeley, CA. 94704. Want to do typing in my home. Satisfaction guaranteed. 489-8771. Want to do typing. Reasonable rates. 434-0341, For help with gremmar on tarmpapers and theses. $1 plus 5cpg. Call 434 5048. Termpaper Arsenal, Agent. Cell after 799 2807. Inc. Local 4:00 p.m. iMaUaMtti L 1 Are reacting asstgnmen a problem this year? is THESE SKILLS WILL HELP YOUR STUDIES RAPID READING ... In Reading Dynamics you Iarn to read faster naturally without mechanical devicea and without losing the enjoyment or flavor of reading. Nor do you skim or skip. You triple your prssent rata by taking in entire thoughts at one time. FLEXIBILITY . . . You learn to adjust your reading speed ac cording to the difficulty of the material, your background in the material, and your purpose In reading the material. Dif ferent techniques are taught for novels, tent, journal, news paper, magasines, etc. CONCENTRATION . . . Concentration while reading and tudying is very difficult for many people who read slowly. Rapid reading requires close attention, and concentration quickly improves so that studente are not easily distracted. COMPREHENSION ... As concentration Increase, compre hentlon improvas. In addition, you laarn to read expectantly for the author'e concepts to which important facta and details may be attached. The result la greater depth of compranen sion. RETENTION ... A very important measure of your reading ability ia how much you remember. Retention la improved by leading for concept, by ulng recall pattern, by maintata ing a high level of concentration, and by remembering by association. ORGANIZATION ... The first vital step in studying is organ cation. We teach the atudent how to organlie and us varied teats, supplement, auggasted readings and das note. CONCISE NOTE TAKINO . . , Recall techniques organise a conference or lecture as it occurs, eliminating voluminous notes and reorganising. Recall patterns are especially valuable if the presentation ia not concise and if your mind wanders. SUPPLEMENTAL READING . . . Many people limit their education because they barely have time for required reading. Being able to read widely adda interest and depth to your understanding. INDEPENDENT STUDY AND RESEARCH ... The real re ward of education is the accumulation of knowledge. Our tech niques allow you to continue your education at your own pace. A Liiatime) Reading and Study Program Attn completing the beoie eourn. you continue to ettend weehlv practice ttttlon a often as yea with without coot. Student brine, their homework to the iniletu end gt a hud itart on each week's school entfnment. tuilntnmm Wing their "in-boeet" and ptriodicel rodin snd got tome f their work out ( the wijr. Manr people work mi their Independent Itudr Project. Other sttend thane (CMion for the pure enjoyment of retain new book end diKUMing the euthor' idea with member of the dee. Special counicllng i available where ncetry. The teuton provide a (tlmuletinf environment which will help you ditcovor your potentlel for leerntn. United nations INTERVIEWS for Secretary Gonoral of Nobraska'i Modol United Nations Conference Tuesday, March 6, 1973 Sign up for a time In room 120 Nebraska' Union Position involves pfenning conference for 1974, choosing staff etc. C30D AOCS A 0 Find out why we have over 500,000 graduated Attend a FREE one-hour MINI-LESSON Tfc. be way to r.nd out what the cour. U .11 .bout I. to .ttend an hour-lon, mlnl-l-exm. The wUI cZ. you to our cla-room procedure.. It'll .how you how w. ..Una you, memory and rwcaU. It'll .W. you. iuC ol Triton, on new atudy tunica.. You might .van Uav. . mlnl-ln roadin. fUr th.n when TJlINI-LESSONS will be held at or classroom 20 N. 40th ' This ftlon. Tups. & Wed eve. 0:00 pm each ovonlng EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS monday, march 5, 1973 page 1 1 f.