Wednesday, april 9, 1980
daily nebraskan
page 15
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Photo by Mark Billingsley
Students drive to extremes
for E-Week mileage awards
By Betsy Miller
"I took out the spare tire, the jack and
the tools from my car," said Dan
Macholan, senior. "I want to avoid the
added weight. We also filled the tires with
38 lbs. of air, and 32 lbs. is maximum."
What prompted Macholan to take these
drastic measures? It was the E-Week Road
Rallye which took place Tuesday at 1:30
p.m.
The approximately 100-mile rallye re
quired drivers to follow a set of directions
which took them around northwest Lan
caster County, according to Bill Bennett,
junior, Road Rallye co-chairman.
Twenty -nine entrants left the Engineer
ing Center parking lot, hoping to return in
time to earn the first prize trophy. The
rallye results were not available at press
time.
Bennett and Mike Miller, senior, Road
Rallye co-chairman, supervised a test of
each car's emissions and noted their mile
age. The drivers, then filled their tanks a a
nearby gas station and left in one minute
intervals.
When, or if, the drivers successfully
follow their instructions and return to the
Engineering Center parking lot, they refill
their tanks to see how much fuel was con
sumed. The miles-per-gallon for each driver
is figured by checking how many miles the
driver covered during the rallye, Bennett
said.
The drivers' written instruction can be
tricky to follow. Very few cars finished last
year, Bennett said.
However, other problems besides the in
structions may be beset the drivers.
"It was muddy last year; we got stuck
and never finished. A farmer pulled us out
of the mud," said Tim Moody, a sopho
more rallye entrant.
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Moody and his partner of last year, Jeff
Sokolik, sophomore, tried the raflye again
this year in an attempt to better last year's
performance.
The winners of the event do not go
away empty-handed. Trophies are given for
the best gas mileage and even the worst
mileage driver gets a special "gas hog"
award-a trophy with a small pig fixed to
the top.
Last year's winning team, seniors Kevin
Stark and Jim Nolan, gave no specific tips
for winning.
"Follow the instructions closely,"
Nolan said. "Some people have all kinds of
equipment like compasses to help them.
We go by human instinct."
In addition to the Road Rallye, E-Week
will include an open house Thursday from
4:30 to 9 pm. and Friday from 2:30 to 9
p.m. at the Engineering Center. Many dis
plays and prize-winning exhibits will be
ready for public viewing, . said Cary
Schmidt, an E-Week spokesman.
The E-Week Picnic for Engineering and
Home "Economics College students will be
Wednesday at 5 pjn. on the field east of
the Women's P.E. Building, Schmidt said.
On Thursday at 7 pjn. there will be a
Mini Tractor Pull at Gateway Mall. Friday
morning at 10 ajrt. a Mouse Trap Race will
take place in the Centrum. This race uses
mouse trap springs to power a small car
carrying a 4 lb. brick fort20 feet, Schmidt
said.
J.W. Forrester will discuss "Modeling
Economic Behavior" Friday at 1:30 pjn.
in the Nebraska Union. Forrester is a mem
ber of the Inventors Hall of Fame and
helped develop system dynamics.
Will Rogers, Jr., a noted lecturer, will
talk about "The American Scene" during
an awards banquet Saturday at 6:30 pjn.
at the Villager Motel. Rogers will address
the general public at 8:30 p m ,
Convertible 1970 Chevy, ex
ceptional condition. 472-0877
evening!.
Moving out of the dorms?
Need a twin bed? Reasonable.
Call 475-4075 after 5 P.m.
Separate Pioneer Amp, tun
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1973 Dodge Polara. Good
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Family Cars & Sports Cars
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Pioneer SX-550 receiver.
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Get 130 MPGI
End those UNL parking
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University of Nebraska
Lincoln 12th & R
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First and second floors of
house, three bedrooms, dining
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Spacious 3-bedroom apt.
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min. downtown. Stove, fridge,
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Furnished 1 bedroom apt.
Close to East Campus, City and
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One bed apt. furnished.
$170 deposit, utilities includ
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464-0641 ext. 285 (8-5), 466
0827 after 5 p.m. Summer only.
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
Apartment HousesTownhouses
Ron Hinkley 489-7888
UNFURNISHED ONE
BEDROOMS
2512 R $175 elec.
1207 E $135 gas and elec.
2721 Eover $170 elec.
TOWN & COUNTRY REALTY
Ron Hinkley 489-7888
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STUDENTS . . .
Daily Nebraskan Editor in q
Chief applications for the o
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Tan semester are now
being accepted.
Applications Deadline
Thursday, April 10,
at 12:00 noon
Salary: $600 a month
Applicants should be familiar with the Guide
lines for the Student Press adopted by the NU
Board of Regents (copies available upon re
quest.) Resumes should be submitted to and
applications completed at the Daily Nebraskan.
Rm. 34, ME. Union.
For further information Call 472-2588
UNL does not discriminate in its Academic admissions
or employmtnt proyrjms and abides by all federal reg
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When was the last time you
heard a a ?
Don't miss this annual show at Kim
bail Hall April 11 & 12, at 8:00 p.m.!
Tickets are $4.00 for adults and $3.00
for students, available at the Kimball
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SUMMER HOUSING
$20wk. double, $30wk. single
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FOR RENT: Nice one bed
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rent $220month. On Holdrege
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3828. HeMeMMMaeaeBaHentaiBMi
Large 3 bedroom townhouse
3 minutes north of City Campus
1702 Knox. IK bath, carport.
$273month. Monthly lease.
475-6144.
Hey .Students If you are
looking for summer employ
ment, Sweep Left Restaurant
and Lounge 2nd Level is now
hiring full and part-time cocktail
and food waitresses. Flexible
day and evening hours, excellent
salary and health club benefits.
Apply Sweep Left, 2nd level,
815 O Street. Be part of the
tradition. No experience neces
sary, we will train.
REWARDING SUMMER for
sophomore and older college
men in Colorado mountains
working with children. Back
packing, horseback riding, crafts
wildlife, many outdoor pro
grams. Write now; include pro
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BORN WESTERN CAMPS,
FLORISSANT, COLO. 80816.
Child-care person needed, W
Th, 1:30-6:30 p.m. during
April and May. Transportation
provided if necessary. 489-1784.
PART-TIME FARM WORK
Part-time year-round job for
married student with farm back
ground and grain farming exper
ience. Needed to perform gener
al farm duties, operation and
maintenance of farm machinery.
Modern farm home. Monthly
wages. Close to Lincoln. Reply
with background and experience
to Box 94833, Lincoln, NE
68509.
PART-TIME POSITION
Excellent opportunity
for university student to
learn management in sales,
service and collections work
ing with young people,
parents and customers. Must
be available by 2:30 p.m.
and have auto with mileage
expenses paid.
We offer vacation and
holiday pay plus other bene
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the Company.
Contact Mr. Genrich for
appointment, 473-7361 .
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HIGH SCHOOL
EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM
The High School Equivalen
cy Program Is taking applica
tions for Resident Counselors
beginning August 10, 1980.
The High School Equivalent
cy Program (HEP) is a project
of the Nebraska Human Re
sources at the University of
Nebraska designed to assist
youth from migrant and season
al farmworking backgrounds
between the ages of 17 arid 24
to obtain the equivalent of a
high school diploma GEO and
prepare the students for
employment, higher education,
vocational training, or other
meaningful placement after
their completion at HEP.
POSITION: Residence Counse
lor RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Work closely with Resi
dence Hall staff. Complex
Director, Residence Director,
and Student assistants in pro
viding a quality environment
for both HEP and University
students living In the residence
halls.
2. Building relationships
with students in the ' High
School Equivalency Program
which facilitate social, emotion
al and academic growth .
3. Responsible for all admin
istrative procedures assigned by
the Residence Director.
4. Work, closely with the
other areas of the High School
Equivalency Program to en
hance the chances of academic
success for each student.
QUALIFICATIONS:
1. Sophomore standing or
above.
2. 2.5 average or above.
3. No outside employment.
4. Must live in the residence
halls.
5. Willing to work at least 25
hours per week.
6. Must be willing to work
evenings and weekends.
BENEFITS:
1 . Room and board.
2. Hourly pay for weekend
activities.
Persons interested may pick
up an application at the High
School Equivalency Program at
501 North 10th Street, Lincoln,
NE, 68588.
For more information con
tact: John McVay, HEP Direc
tor, 402472-3477.
Applications to be consider
ed must be received at HEP no
later than 5:00 p.m. April 18,
1980.
The High School Equivalen
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tunity Employer.
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