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daily nebraskan
monday, april 6, 1981
ays
To the foxy lady who check
ed out a broom, "THAT
WOULDN'T FIT MY HANDS"
in Hamilton Hall (251 lab on
Tues.)
Let's meet again! R VP
XXXTREMELY INTERESTED
General Bill V. Brown of
SAC will speak on "The
Readiness of Our National
Defense" Monday, April 6
at 2:30 p.m. Nebr. Union.
SUMMER COED HOUSING
ACACIA FRATERNITY
2255 Vine St.
AC, kitchen, parking
Single room $30 week
Double room $20week
Call 476-3040 or 475-2242
SHELDON MEMORIAL
ART GALLERY
Art Shop Spring Sale
15 OFF
April 7-26
Go Fly A Kite
Buy it on sale
For the mother who's hard
to buy for. Mother's Day is
coming up. An unusual gift
from the Art Shop might do.
Pottery
Hand blown glass
Jewelry
Textiles
Original prints
Note cards
SHELDON ART SHOP
Give a unique gift.
Give a gift certificate for
a 3-month rental from our
salesrental collection.
Ag Sophomores applications
available for $100 scholarships
at 101 Ag Hall due April 17.
Sponsored by Alpha Zeta.
Greeks
Go For It in the Red carpet
treatment for you Green carpet
treatment for your house. Sum
mer living contest. Call now for
details. Your house will love
you for it.
JOSEPH KEAN CO.
474-1666
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OOZEBALL'S Coming Up!
Organize a team, and compete
to play in the MUD on April 25.
Registration packets available at
the City Union and the Alumni
Association.
SOPHOMORES Student
Alumni Association Ooeball
Scholarship applications are
available at the Alumni House.
Deadline is April 14.
BRANDO in A STREET
CAR NAMED DESIRE, Thurs
day, April 9, 7 & 9:15 p.m.,
Sheldon UPC-take one.
DAVE AIKEN, UNL water
law specialist, will speak on cur
rent legal issues concerning
WETLANDS and the EFFECTS
OF URANIUM MINING ON
GROUNDWATER SUPPLIES
on Tuesday, April 7, at 1:00
p.m. in Room 125 of the UN L
Law College. A questionansw
er period will follow-sponsored
by the NATURAL RESOURC
ES LAW SOCIETY.
Accounting Association
meeting today in CBA, room
124. We will nominate officers
for next fall.
BUNNIES IN UNION
April 8-1 5th
The Innocents and James S.
Pittenger Scholarships are
awarded each year to currently
enrolled freshmen students
based on scholarship, leadership,
and extracurricular activities.
Application forms are available
in Room 115 Nebraska Union
and 103 Agriculture Hall. Dead
line for application is Thursday,
April 9.
Buy a chocolate Bunny for
your Honey from a Phi Mu
Bunny. Check out the Union
April 8-15th.
Summer Work Available
If you'd like to earn good
money and get a good job refer
ences to get into grad school or
a job recommendation, call 474-1242.
Summer coed living on
campus, air conditioning, and
laundry facilities. $20week for
double room. Call 475-1919 or
476-7719.
Attention ALL students
Education Ass'n Members.
Please attend the last meeting of
the year April 7 at 7 00 in the
Union. New officers will be
elected and a panel of first year
teachers will give a review of
life as a teacher!
AUTO INSURANCE
TOO HIGH?
CANCELLED
REFUSED
483-7602
There will be an intro
ductory discussion on
ECKANKAR on April 7,
7:00 PM at the Nebraska
Union. For more informa
tion on ECKANKAR call
467-3985.
PARTY PICS
Proofs are in at the Picture
Man at 1630 "Q" of the
SURFIN' USA PARTY that
was at the Hilton Feb. 16.
Go down and order some so
you can remember your
good times with pictures.
FRESH SKOAL
CLIFF'S SMOKE SHOP
12th & "O" St.
476-0119
RESUMES
For professional results contact
COSTELLO & ASSOCIATES
475-9777
WEDDING DANCE?
Book COMPLETE MUSIC
D.J.'s for Memorable
Receptions 466-6504
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LIBRARY BOOK SALE
Friday, April 10 & Saturday, April 11
9:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m.
(free admission)
PREVIEW SALE
Thursday, April 9
4:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
($10 per person admission charge for presale only.)
AUDITORIUM (4th FLOOR)
BENNETT MARTIN PUBLIC LIBRARY
14th & N
Sponsored by Lincoln City Library Foundation
Summer Jobs
Earn B3,
Get a guaranteed $200 per week plus incentive bonus plus
scholarship plan. Omaha Corporation has openings for summer
positions in Iowa and Nebraska cities. Some travel will be re
quired 25-30 mile radius of assigned town, (usually your
home town). Car required, gas paid. If any overnight travel
necessary, food and motel also paid.
See us for more details at the Nebraska Union Tuesday &
Wednesday, April 6th & 7th - 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 3:30
p.m., 5:30 p.m. Consult the Daily Events Calendar at the
Student Union for Locations.
Interviews will last 15 to 20 minutes. We will be holding inter
views weekly through dead week. See us as soon as possible
to assure your getting the area assignment of your choice as
we have only a limited number of positions available per area.
Wisib Us
(Elualtar Hoinnie Produces
Gifts for Mom or Dad hand
painted and glass craft. Call 477
2038 after 6:00 PM ask for Bev.
TYPING
TERM PAPERS, THESES
AND MANUSCRIPTS
I work rapidly-my rates are
reasonable and you will have a
very nice copy from a new IBM
self-correcting typewriter.
Contact:
Margaret
1223 Oldfather Hall
Phone-472-2891
Evening Phone 464-3437
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
SERVICE
Term papers, resumes, etc. Same
day service on short jobs. $6.50
per hour (V4 hour minimum).
Memory typewriter for multiple
letters priced on number of
words.
MANPOWER INC.
122 No. 11th
477-8938
TYPING New IBM type
writer. One page reports to dis
sertations. 477-4679.
Resumes typed and printed
BIG RED Q QUICKPRINT
14th and N
476-8156
Considering Priesthood Or
Religious Life?
why not
"COME AND SEE..."
...A weekend live-in experience for college age
Catholic men is being offered April 10-12 in
Omaha at the Oblate House of Studies. There
will be a time for prayer, reflection, questions
and shared community life. For information,
contact:
Fr. Bill Fournier, OMI
2104 Davenport
Omaha, NE 68102
(402) 346-5800
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BIRTHRIGHT offers you a
choice. We understand the needs
of you and your baby. 477
8021. USHER'S GIFTS
CLIFF'S SMOKE SHOP
12th & "O" St.
476-0119
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up to 20
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glasses in East Union, Tuesday,
March 31. Call 475-6569. I I
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5 Boooses
C)fcpy hfth Donation
Limited OFFEk'-rtew oonorc
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474-2335
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ACROSS
1 Haymarket
attraction
8 Preserved
14 Taller and
thinner
15 Traveling
players
17 Experience
18 Kind of horse
or camel
19 Zsa Zsa said it
several times
20 Gourmand
22 About 39
inches in
England
23 Classify
25 Tellers of
twisted tales
27 Sub
(secretly)
28 Meredith
Willson's "The
Man"
30 " and
Whispers."
Bergman film
32 Cartoonist who
created
Ferd'nand
33 Hardens
35 Castanets
37 Engrossed
39 Stamp stuff
40 Tool for a
tailor
44 Sounds of
derision
48 Calloway
49 Pens
51 Genuflect
52 Kayo blow
54 Ejects
56 River on the
Broads
57 Gypsy's card
59 Rove furtively
61 Most West
Pointers
62 Gourmet
64 Part of a car
66 Atom splitter
67 Fer , pit
viper
68 Muzzles
69 Max in "Hart
to Hart"
DOWN
1 Platitudes
2 "Dime" of
song, e.g.
3 Support
4 Jack Benny's
secret
5 Tucker out
6 Queenly
7 Amatory
8 Movie-credit
word
9 Dep.'s
opposite
10 Rich soil
11 Oca or yam
12 Representa
tive example
13 Letter opener
16 Untrustworthy
people
21 Dumbo's
"wings"
24 Wedding-cake
parts
26 Otaries
29 Kind of room
or mate
31 True grit
34 Signs of
rubeola
36 Showy flower
38 Mechanisms
for switches
40 Sea duck
41 Tidbits
42 Native of a
European
peninsula
43 Calchas, for
one
45 Change anew
48 Playwright
Rattigan
47 Having little
force or
validity
50 Swashbuck
lers' needs
53 " and His
Brothers,"
1960 film
55 Nectarous
58 Garb for
"Swar: Lake"
60 Tra trailers
63 Rubbish!
65 Smuggled
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