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UNL ad
wins honor
An .iivt.rtist-m-nt J-sifjni:tJ
University of
i a Lincoln student has
I' v.lvCted ,;S oil': of five
:'"r'- i'1 a national
' Petition.
''--"'y Morton of Lincoln
a SI 00 scholarship
)'' winnin;) entry. The
(" tition was sponsored by
'i.-UiY:T rund, a
j": .vhich encourages
').o;,.i to consider
cirotrs.
A,, ton
an
the
' : ' ear : Is
Cll'.n-Hi ji Jul (
of a class project assigned by
Albert Book, bead of the
school's advertising sequence.
Tin's was the first time the
UNL had entered the contest.
Miss Morton's ad was
chosen from 116 entries from
27 colleges. It will be
distributed to Nebraska
newspapers to be published as
a public service.
Cipriano
Basketball coach Joe
Cipriano has accepted an
invitation from the United
States Air Force to conduct
basketball clinics on American
Bases in the Orient.
LL 1 "" TTT1
PART TIME JOB - FALL 1973
rnrrCRPS VISTA VV,SHES T0 EMPLOY
FOKMLrt VOLUNTEER OR SOCIALLY
- rm mtp nE'NT AS AN' ASSOCIATE
'CRUITER 0! CAMPUS. S2.50 PER HOUR
.'o HOURS PER MONTH. INDlVIDUAl WILL
tft TRAINED PRIOR TO ASSIGNMENT
-;:-;:. :-TU 1 OF INQUIRY TO: BRENDA
RE.w.TES. ACTION. ROOM 741 FEDERAL
BUILDING, DES MOINES. IOWA 50309
as
"LEICA HASSELBLAD
NIKON HONEYWELL
GRAFLEX LINHOF
BOLEX -CANON -OMEGA
"If it's photographic,
We Have It."
Max Miller
CAMERAS
1434 'O'St., Lincoln 477-9503
24 HOUR KODACOLOR &
EKTACHROME FINISHING
Freedom of Information
is a mighty,
delicate creature.
"'' '' '""l th,it kmii h-ijfi ,,nd
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'''"' ''' 1 '' '"I1" Jn irii.iHI', jip
"' '' '" '") '' -I'-il r..t,,t the f, I,
' 1 ' ' ,r ' " 'i' i ioi i is mor e
than jusl a job. It lakes guts to tackle the
world. And responsibility to accurately
recount what occurs in each of its fas
cuidting corners.
Todjy's newspapers need editors,
reporters, photographers, and artists
People who will protect, encourage, and
feed our freedom. Maybe you're one of
those rare birds
For free scholarship jnil ium,ni',ni
career information, write ine Niw.p.ipi'i
Fund, P.O. Box 300, Pi incetun, Niw J'1: .ey
08540. Also cotitac your li,ii r
P9tVf and your srhool nrw.fw- ,i.wt
Prepared by Melody Morton, School of Journali.m, Unrvmity of Nebraska -Lmcoln
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(continued from Patja 3)
However, the record store couldn't afford to
l'iy a professional, and if they could,
student involvement would he lost if a
ptofessional came jn t0 ,un the stU(Jent
store, Guthrie said.
Wide selection
Giithne stiessed the importance of a wide
Ninety of v.loction. "If you tJ0 t0 a
department store wanting to buy a shirt,
you're more apt to find something you like
if they have' a multitude of shirts, then if
you have to pick from only five shirts,"
"You n,...fj to buy $5,000 worth of
'"-Olds to expect to sell S 1 ,000 worth of
ifcoids," hi; said.
Guthrie, who worked for Penny's
''''""""""t "'orr; for several years, said that
11 '''"'( offer the customer service, price
and si'lection
Lowest price in city
The ASUN record store offered a low
price, the lowest in the city, hut small
selection.
Braye said the final decision to close- the
store was made by Ann Henry, ASUN
president. However, Guthrie said, it' was the
only decision to he made.
The store would have needed to realie a
350 per cent gain in yearly sales at ;he
Ktlnntnmark-uP- That would mean sales of
50 7,000 a year, while sales in the past year
were less than $21,000.
According to Miss Henry, a slock of
$13,400 would have been required to
achieve sales of $67,000 and the record
ndor, who ASUN owes more than $7 bOO
would not advance the record store more
credit.
The debt will x repaid by ASUN at the
rate of $2,000 a year.
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tXTfuU-. COUPONS EXPIRE O
WU- tfr,wlZ AUG. 15, 1973
1 btrm
kit mv") a
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FREE
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small drink with '2 sandwich
& coupon
FREE
large drink with whole sandwich 2
and coupon.
131 l O Street Lincoln. Nehr aii.raqq
all 1973
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BRENDA REMMES, ACTION,
ROOM 741,
FEDERAL BUILDING,
DES MOINES, IOWA 503OO
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tuesday, jtil y 2t 1973
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