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1973 Saab Sonett, 477-7073
or 489-2783.
1974 Vega-Excellent condi
tion, AM, 8-track. 30 mpg.
$2100, negotiable. Call 477
5068. 1972 Opel GT; low mileage,
excellent shape. 472-9712.
1968 Mercury Monterey; air,
power steering, power brakes,
steel belted tires, $650 or best
offer. Call 472-9946.
1970 Lenans Sport Coup.
Automatic floor shift, sir, clean.
Power steering. Bucket seats.
Rally wheel covers. $1400 nego
tiable. 423-5351 after 6:00 and
weekends. 5224 S. 39th.
1966 Olds Jetstar 88, $180.
45 8206.
70 B.M.W. 2002. 475-7405.
OPEN HOUSE
February 26-29
Prices lowered on all
1976 KAWASAKI MODELS
BOSTON CYCLE
315 W. 16th, Crete, Na.
1971 Kawasaki 250 TFt. Ex
cellent condition. 477-7668.
Honda 350 CL, excellent
condition, many extras, $650.
Call 464-1432 after 6 p.m.
Wire style cast aluminum
mags 14X6. Fit G.M. First $100
takes. 467-1775 evenings.
1975 Panasonic stereo, turn
table, AMFM radio, FM stereo.
Speakers included. $150. Call
472-0114.
Panasonic 8-track 4 channel
deck. 120V 60 Hz. Never used.
$100 or best offer. 432-4959.
Name brand stereo compo
nents at big savings through
S.D.C. Factory fresh arid fully
warranteed. For price quotes,
csll Tom at 488-0071.
Four smaller'' Advent loud-
SpsskorS, Cum yj, yJo, $143 ar
Pir, 472-9891.
We got Jazz, Blues, Folk,
Soul, C & W. Show Music,
Comedy and Rock, naturally.
TRADER-TAPE ft
RECORDS
AND THE COMICENTER
1127 "P" St. 474-9375
Tonlte 'till 9
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liquid stiver shakers with
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12-string H&gstrom guitar;
manual Seart typewriter, 475
1767 nights.
Brand new genuine leather
jacket, waist length, size 40.
Cost $11 5, price $55. Call Norm,
423-6627.
Foosball Tables-One home
model, $330; two coin-op tables,
$475 and $500; one new table.
$575. Call 464-7531. -
NOON TILL 9
Garage Sales Emporium -Garage
sale items galore for
your perusal at 2215 "C" from
noon till 9 daily. Also check on
displaying your items.
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RAINTREE APTS.
J 32nd & "O"
$ 1 bedroom $1 60 util.
J 2 bedroom $190 util.
Apartments are all el- a)
ectric, range, dishwasher,
5 drapes and carpet. 489- J
9651. After 6-489-0517 !
or 453-4793.
$?
. 1950 "Q" St.-ready to occu
py, efficiency apts, garage, car
pet, bed, appliances, air condi
tioning, singles orcouples, $150.
466-1933, Woodcraft Homes.
Partially furnished 2-bdrm.
apt. good location, $130 util.
435-6717.
Female vacancies available
this semester. Cornhusker Co
Op, 705 No. 23rd. Call 475
6796. Ask for an officer for in
formation. 029 Rio. 29th
Two bedroom duplex. Appli-I
ances, carpeted, no pets. $165,
util.
477-3413 or 489-7000
2222-44 Vine
CAMPUS AREA
Roomy and modern one
bdrm. or two bdrm. apart
ments. 1-2 baths, all
appliances included. Heat
paid, oJf-street parking.
Starting at $200.
Mgr. 435-6988
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Part-time cocktail waitress 2
4 nights a week. House of the
Dragon, 6811 "O" St. 489
9648. Kitchen help wanted, eve
nings. Apply in person. Oscar's.
upstairs-Gunny's Bldg. 13th &
"Q".
Busboys wanted-sorority. 5
6:30 p.m. 475-1143.
Full and part-time food and
beverage service personnel.
Immediate openings. Prominent
club In Lincoln, 423-8502.
Noon waitresses 11
2 p.m. five days per week. Must
be 19 years old. Apply Lum's
Restaurant, 4550 "0" St.
Cornhusker Placement
n Service m
2S01 Cornhusker Highway
Specializing in
Banking Finance
2 & Executive Posit ions J
CaR Betty at 466-8151.
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Local building material re
tail store has an immediate
opening for a manefjement trai
nee. Mutt ba in last 2 yrs. of
business or related education
and able to work a minimum of
20 hours Including Saturday per
week now and 40 hours per
week during the summer. This is
training position U. a Perma
nent staff position upon gradu
ation. Apply in Prson at Paul
ey Lumber Company, W& 50.
27th St.
Sharp, well-organized girl to
work hplf-days now, possibly a
permanent full-time job. Book
keeping, office receptionist
work. Will train. Owl Aviation,
467-3400.
EARN extra money at home
in your spare time addressing
envelopes. Info-send 50 cents
or 25 cents self-addressed
stamped envelope to: GEH, 613
Anglewood, Richardson, Tex.
75080.
Mature acting students! Earn
$135 weekly working evenings
and weekends. No cookware,
cutlery, vacuum cleaners or can
vassing. Car necessary. 466-6642.
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I need a female racquet ball
partner for intramuil tourna
ment. 477-8876 evenings.
WOULD LIKE TO CON
TACT 3RD OR 4TH YfcAR E.E.
STUDENT FOR TUTORING
PURPOSES. 432-8778.
Need Samurai sword. Will
pay good price. Call 475-8098
Margaret. Must be in excellent,
shape.
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Large ranch house with fire
places, six acres of land. Vege
tarian preferred, 488-4569.
Female roommate; own
room, new house convenient to
downtown, washing fac. $78
mo. 432-3887.
Female roommate wanted to
share spacious duplex. Own
room, pets "allowed. Rent -$42.50.
Call 432-1758.
Wanted: roommate to share
modern 2-bdrm. apt., 1026 "A".
Call 477-9744 after 5:30.
Needed: 1 roommate to
share nice 5-bdrm. duplex with
3 other guys. 444 So. 29th,
$55mo. util. pd. Call 432-5177.
Need male Christian room
mate by Mar. sometime. 475
2913. One or two female room
mates for a 2-bdrm. apt. near
East Campus & bus Jine. 467
1296. Roommate wanted, Ig. 4
bdrm. house 27th & "N",
$62.50mo. 475-2340 after 5
p.m.
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WATCH REPAIR
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equipment, lodging and wait
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days skiing with fourth d"
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tion, equipment 4 lodging
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LOST: set of keys in
black, "First Wostside Bank"
case between 22nd and Vine
and Nebr. Hall. Reward. Call
435-3179, Steve,
LOST: green canvas back
pack with Japanese text and
"Riverside". Shakespeare In
Nebr. Bookstore Feb. 24,
Call 423 4372.
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Birthright offers free preg
nancy tests, confidential un
derstanding help. Call 477
8021. People who need people
Why can't we get along
with each other. Call 435
0757 5-7 p.m. for more plus
weekend workshops. Mansei.
Donut lovers-only 100
vegetable shortening is used
in every Dippy Donut donut,
roll & bagel.
To the Sr. In geology
who gave me a ride home
from the Lincoln High track
in your little green car Sun.
aft., please call me at 477
6446 for more running.
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21 G-man
22 King-of-beasts'
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52 Singly
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New music plan
alters curriculum
By Virginia Broady
" The UNL School of Music adopted a new program last
fall, which eventually will change the undergraduate cur
riculum for music majors and minors, according to James
Michel, UNL associate professor of music theory and dir
ector of the program. ; ' t ' . ;
V' The program, Comprehensive Musicianship (CM), in
tegrates music theory, music history, instrumentation and
ear training classes, Michel said. An expanded variety of
mtisic will be offered and students will become more
actively involved in the classroom, he said.
While concentrating on Baroque, Classical and Roman
tic periods, CM also will include the study of twentieth
century, medieval and renaissance music, Michel said.
Jazz, pop, Oriental and African music also will be studied.
"CM will place more of a burden on the student be
cause tilings are not so neatly packaged," Michel said.
"Students will have to do more preparation on their own
and put things together," rather than just attend classes,
he said. Students will work more with music than before,
he added. "
' "It (CM) recognizes three important music behaviors,"
which include "composing, performing and listening-the
things you can do with music," Michel said.
Currently, 109 students are enrolled in the program, he
said. As these students progress through the School of
Music, CM classes, appropriate to their class level will be
added and the courses they would have taken will be
dropped, he said. Ten academic music classes will be
replaced by 6 four- and five-hour CM. classes, he added.
The School of Music has been working on the CM
program since the summer of 1973 when several Music
Theory faculty members returned from a CM workshop
in San Diego, Calif., he said. The CM approach to
music training driginated in the mid-1960s, he added.
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lunch and dinner to welcome students.
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