thursday, november 15, 1979
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daily nebraskan
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Cheers to the best
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25 off with
student ID
Reg. $2.00
Now $1.50
A Touch of Brass
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Lower Level fltrium
475-8650
We're up to our necks in sweaters, cause we
made a lucky, huge quantity buy. These were ad
ded to our regular stock, tor one giant sweater
. event. All are coveted cotlectables in current
styles and colors.
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AD RECEIVE 85 OFF ANY FASI'.IOII
FOIASE OF $10 OR DICE
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MAURICE
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Editor In chief: Amy Lenzen; Managing
editor Margaret Stafford; News editor: Randy
11 2? AiSStt new, editors: Bran .Mo.kov.tt.
Rock; Strunk; Night newr editor; Frank Has e .
Assistant night news editor: Karen Keller.
Shanahan- Enterta hment editor: Kim , vvni,
lo t, Editor: Rick Huls; Photography r chie :
Mark Billinflsley; Art director: Rick Hemphill.
Magazine editor: Mary Fastenau; Magazine
managing editor: Gail Stork; Ombudsman.
Michael Zangari; East Campus bureau chief.
Kevin Field. . . R th
Codv editors: Liz Austin; Julie Bird. Bafb
Denise LeMunyan. t, production
SlS7Vn9 manager, Art
SmThe Daily Nebraskan i, published by the UNL
Publications" Board Monday rough Friday
during the fall and spring semester,, except
dUraVress:i0Dai.y Nebraskan 34 Nebraska
Union 14th and R streets. Uncoln,Neb 68588,
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H attributed T to the Daily Nebraskan. except
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14 pjn.-UAAD "Planning for Persua
sion " Regency Suite
1:30-2:15 pjn.-Student Affairs "Self.
Defense "The Rostrum
24 p.m.-Nebraska Union Planning
Committee, Room 216
2- 5 pjn.-Theta Chi Interv'ews, Room
225G
2:30-3:30 p.m.-UPC City Concert
Committee-Jazz Band, Ballroom
3- 5 pjn.-Housing Staff Development
Room 402
3:30-5 pjn.-CAP Workshop "Effective
Communication,' Room 232
5:30-7 pjii-UPC City Talks & Topics,
Pewter Room
5:30-7:30 p.m.-Pht Mu Alpha Sinfonia,
Harvest Room C
6-7 pm-Christian Science Organiza
tion, The Cellar, South
6-8:30 p .m.-ampiK Red Cross, Room
2ld
6- 9 p.m.-Multi-Culturat Affairs Tutor
ing, Room 225
6 p jii, -Vice Chancellor Academic
Affairs Dinner, Georgian Suite A
7-9:30 pjiv-Modern Language-German
Poetry, Regency suite
7-8:30 pjii-UPC City Visual Arts,
Heritage Room
7-9 p.m.-Actuarial Science Club,
Georgian Suite B
Coupon good till Dec, 1
SFOHT JO 8!ll SHOP
1324 T Street
474-42E8
ANNOUNCING
OUR SEMIANNUAL 1 CENT OFFER
BUY ONE PAIR OF GLASSES AT OUR LOW PRICE, AND GET
A SECOND PAIR OF EQUAL PRICE OR LESS FOR ONLY 1 CENT.
Our professional optician will give you courteous, efficient service and expert fitting,
with over hundreds and hundreds of frame styles to choose from. Special lenses for
every need. Safety lenses and plastic lenses, tinted lenses, hidden bifocals, and
sunsensor lenses are all included in this sale, Come and see for yourself and bring
your prescription. Make your choice from our wide selection of frames, including
such designer lines as Gloria Vanderbilt, Aleg Cassini, Elizabeth Arden, and Avante
Garde.
NOT TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY OTHER SALE.
Good thru Nov. 24, 1979
Tf?e Optical
333 No, 12th St
477-9347
MonTri 105
"Dims, til 8
Sai, 101
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AcpcnSnowmcz3
JAN. 7-12. 1980
8 dayi5 nights in a Snowman Condo
wkitchen and fireplace
3 days ski lift and ski rentals at Aspen
Highlands
. 1 Discounted additional lifts and rentals
Free ski party and mountain picnic
ONLY $179
Roundtrip party but ONLY $79
Winter Park, Colorado
JAN. 1-6, 1880
6 day t5 nights in a deluxe condo
w kitchen and fireplace
3 days lifts and ski rental
Discounted additional ski days
Free ski party
Free shuttle service
ONLY $169
CALL TOM AT
477 9635.
or Kory at 472 9792,
