Tuesday, March 16,1982
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Daily Nebraskan
Classified 472-1761
SPEEDREADIIMG
Comprehensive none red it
course to help improve basic
reading and comprehension, in
crease speed and accuracy on
all types of material, develop
memory skills, and improve
study and test-taking skills.
Meets six Tuesdays, 6:30 - 9:30
p.m., Beginning March 16, at
the Nebraska Center, 33rd and
Holdrege. Fee: $60. TO REGIS
TER, call the UNL Division
of Continuing Studies: 472-2175.
Wear Green to be Seen.
Rip-Chords Rockin' St. Pat's
Wednesday, DRUMSTICK.
Your favorite TV person
alities will be at "An Ethnic
View of the Media" March
31, 6 p.m. at the Culture
Center. Chicken dinner served.
Tickets on sale at the Student
Y, 117 Nebraska Union, $2.
ECKANKAR, A WAY OF
LIFE will be having an Intro
ductory discussion on Inner
Awareness, March 17, 7:30
p.m. at the Union. FREE TO
THE PUBLIC.
"Women in Law Enforce
ment" with Detective Linda
Steinman, Tues. at 12:30, 117
Nebraska Union. Sponsored by
Women's Resource Center &
Student Y.
GET INVOLVED!
Join
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS!
STUDY AT YOUR PLACE,
YOUR PACE, with UNL inde
pendent study. Call Molly Cun
ningham, Continuing Studies,
472-1392.
Applications for Innocents
Society Freshman scholarships
and Outstanding Senior Awards
are available at ASUN office
and East Campus dean's of
fice. All are due Friday, March
19.
2nd Annual Student Photog
raphy Contest sponsored by
UPC -East Visual Arts - 8 X 10
limit on print, matted with
name and title, $2 entry fee
per item. Color and Black &
White Divisions. Cash prizes
and ribbons. Entries due at
East CAP Office April 9.
AXO & Budweiser present
the 1982 Playboy contest. Vote
March 15-17 in the Union. 9
a.m. 3 p.m.
The Mel Brooks Film
Blazing Saddles
Tuesday, March 16,
7:30 p.m.,
City Union-Main Lounge
(on the big screen)
Presented by the
UPC Video Committee.
Students for Life meet
ing Wednesday, the 17th
at 7:00 in the Union.
GUEST SPEAKER:
PLANNED PARENTHOOD.
Please come!
PROBE
Probe Magazine, a bi
annual production of the
College of Business Admin
istration, is now taking ap
plications for the 1982 83
staff. Applications for Asso
ciate Managing Editor, Ad
vertising Personnel, Writers,
Circulation Manager and
Business Manager, are now
available in Room 240 of
CBA. Deadline is March
19 and interviews will be
set up from there. Any
questions, call Carl Sjulin
at 474-2104.
PETER JAMES
-C orruption
-I ntelligence
-A ssassinations
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.,
Nebraska Union. Sponsored
by UPC Talks 7 Topics.
ENGINEERS
The time to start searching for a career is
now! We desperately need ME's, EE's, lE'sand
CHEME's.
Both Local and Nationwide Positions A
vailable. National Personnel Associates is a profession
al recruiting firm. Several of our client com
panies are offering excellent opportunities for
entry-level engineers. We service both local and
nationwide companies
There is NO COST and NO OBLIGATION on
your part. These companies will pay all agency
fees, plus interviewing and relocation costs.
For more information, call or
send your resume to:
National Personnel Associates
483 2514
56th & O
Town & Country Building
NPA is a Division of
AA Personnel of Lincoln.
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LINCOLN PLASMA
PETER JAMES,
How'd you learn to do
the things you do?
C. Simon
TEACHERS COLLEGE
ADVISORY BOARD
Will meet tonight at 6
p.m. in the Union. All
members should be present.
CHEERLEADING
TRYOUTS
Clinic for Cheerleading
Tryouts start March 16, 1.7
and 18. Anyone interested
should report to the Bob
Devaney Sports Center
Track Area at 7:00 p.m.
If you have any questions,
contact Nancy Williams,
cheerleading sponsor, at
2-2265.
Hey, Powder Bashers go
ing to Steamboat with the
UNL Ski Club but haven't
picked up your T-shirts or
room assignments: Don't
worry, we still have both
of them. Come to the
booth on Thursday before
3:00 in the Union to pick
them up. If you don't
want to call it this close
with the room assignments,
call Marty Hager, 474-6036
or Drane Gill 489-8772.
Laura Burklund, Jim
Coufal, Mike Bingwell, The
rese Finn, Tom Hupp, Brian
Howard, Kent Landholn,
Robert J. Mitchell, Mark
Allen Schilmoeller, Tom
Schumacher, Richard Vil
lars: Your AMS member
ship certificates, cards, ano
pins can be picked up at
our March 17 Nomination
of Officers meeting at 6:00
in the Union.
BUSINESS MAJORS. . .
and management orient
ed students. Administrative
Management Society is seek
ing Freshmen, Sophomores,
Juniors, and Seniors interest
ed in becoming an officer
of a young, high-potential
business club with a Lin
coin Senior Chapter. If in
terested in gaining leader
ship experience and business
community contacts, come
to the AMS Nomination
of Officers meeting Wednes
day,- March 17, at 6:00
p.m. in the Union.
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Barn-Bam (Phi Psi)
Saw you at the Hole; like
your shuffle board style. What
are the possibilities of us play
ing together? RVP.
Paulette
Jim, Nick, and Jerry
Saturday night was the best
yet. Just like old times. Long
live the estate even after you're
all gone. You guys are the
greatest!
Love,
Nance
WITNESSES: To the Wed
nesday night arrest of two
men in front of Sandy's bar,
please call 474-0182.
Jonie,
Have a nice day.
D.
Greeks:
We would like to thank you
for showing your concern and
offering a helping hand. Thanks
for showing how strong the
Greek System is.
Sincerely,
Sigma Phi Epsilon
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Sheila "Shaner"
Happy Birthday you old
woman! One more time-is
that 55 or 22? Ant) how many
times are we going to go over
how much we've grown in the
past two years? We really
have been through a lot to
gether, the estate this sum
mer, the "men" last year
and this, Dennis and Jim,
and the house. Through the
good times and the bad we're
a bunch of special women.
Saturday night was ultimate.
Don't let your balloons touch
the ceiling. Good luck if you
go South next year. Don't
let those kids hit you I Re
member: the homestead in
Omaha will always be there.
Catch ya
Coleman
P.S. I'm sure David's got
a good excuse.
Sheri (Star),
Happy 23rd! Hjve fun to
night, but same some for to
morrow. We love you!
House of the
Performing Arts
Harpo,
It was fun SLEEPING with
you Friday night. Too bad
you don't remember. We'll
have to do it again!
Love, C & T
ROCKY-
Count the calories. Hope
the fog isn't too bad in
San Francisco. You're lucky
-you'll miss the snow!
Have Fun!
DOLLAR DAY
is COMING!
ATTENTION UNL Chemists:
Tonight's movie is "GIDGET
GOES GREEK" - Parking in
rear; mudflaps optional.
Frigid Dormie,
This Greek don't want no
freaks.
Bye
To the 1981 Socker Team
of Smith 7: We are organizing
this year's team and if you
would like to play, get a hold
of: Margaret at 477-5138 or
Anita or Lori at 474-1078.
There was a young man from
Abel.
He turned 20 in March says
the fable.
Rod B. was his name.
Seeking fortune and fame,
He drank himself under the
table.
Roomie and the Rat
To Room 338:
Here's to: swimming, escar
got, "good stuff, Maynard,"
4 to 1 combination (with a
little extra), flammable rum,
our warning (salt and pepper
shakers), strawberry daiquiris,
and coming home with more
liquor than we left with! Thanks
for a super time!
LJ. & Paige
Delta Eta 1272,
Happy Anniversary! Thanks
for the best 3 years of my
life. I love you!
Xi884
JEFF S.
Thank you
for
loving me always
holding me close
sharing my life
and
standing by my side.
I love you very much.
Laura
Jim (M.)
Seahorse. ..It's for youuuu!
Get drunk,
Puke
and BE SOMEBODY!
"Happy 20"
Love,
Smith 10 Beer Buddies
P.S. This year, see if you
can make it past 9:00.
The Bunnies are Coming!
UNL WOMEN:
I am conducting an in
depth study of campus sexual
harrassment for a university
publication. Your comments,
concerns, and experiences will
be most helpful. Sources may
be kept confidential upon re
quest. Please call Kate, 474
2283 (afternoons).
One or two people to join
7 others to Breckenridge over
Spring Break. Cost approxi
mately $265. Contact Linda,
476-9553.
M.J., K.O., Johnny O., Val,
Gina, and Tim P.: Get psyched
for Phoenixl Be Preparod for
margs, sun, Tempe Bars,
"CHEEKS", more margs, sun
tan oil, etc. I do believe that
tanning blanket has our name
on it!
Catch ya by the pool,
Mully
Pear-
Everybody needs a little
help to get their life together,
. . . and you're no exception.
Everybody needs another hand
that they can hold on to.
Everybody needs a Ifttle help
to get their life together,
. . . When I can I want
to give it to you. Sound fa
miliar? Thanks for Sat. night
and for being so special.
Cher
Alpha Phi's,
We would like to thank you
for helping make the party
terrific.
The Lambda Chi's.
P.S. -Casino Night wasn't
too bad, either!
To the two gorgeous Chi
Phis (We think) eating in the
corner at Val's Thursday, were
you drunk or just fun? We're
fun, too. Let's have fun to
gether. Reply via personals.
'Lawless' Larry,
How about a magical evening
wa seat at the head table,
a monologue for three voices
and two beautiful escorts? All
we need is you and the bands
banquet will be complete.
-Two flaming Alaskans
Pre-Physical Therapy Club!
Wednesday, 8 p.m. in Union
Scott Christ from St. E's
physical therapy dept. will
speak-Social event after.
CONGRATULATIONS
WRESTLERS:
You're the greatest! We
love you all especially
redshirts. Extremely anxious
for next season.
Lady Fans
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA
ACROSS
1 Mocha relative
5 Boundless
9 Karate symbol
13 Issued
15 End of a
threatening
phrase
16 Alliance
against Allies
17 Fremont
epithet
19 Louise or
Turner
20 Somme
summer
21 Passageway
for smoke
22 "Das Lied von
der Erde"
composer
24 Croupier, often
25 Their work is
colorful
26 Syringa kin
29 Letters for
Plato
31 Agog
33 Francis
Marion epithet
37 Cain's little
brother
38 Avid
40 Take on
41 Now occurring
43 Author Zweig
45 Like Amber
and Becky
Sharp
46 Eye part:
Comb, form
47 Gabriel, e.g.
50 Frighten
53 Miller and
Oberon
55 Jot
56 Ike
59 On a par, in
Paris
60 Type of
electronic tube
63 See 23 Down
64 Pons forte
65 Ooze
66 Claim
67 PartofT.V.A.
68 Drat!
DOWN
1 Mock
2 Smell
(be
suspicious)
3 Tally
4 Rowan
5 Place of trial
6 Wood that
wears well in
water
7 Dir. fromS.F.
toL.A.
8 Choate session
9 Beebe vehicle
10 Banish
11 QE2, for one
12 Nicholas and
Peter
14 Obliterate
18 Sort
23 With 63 Across,
a George Eliot
title
24 German beer
hall
26 majeste
27 Holly
28 Broad: Comb,
form
29 Homophone
for you
30 Salts
32 South
33 N.C.O.
34 D'Orsayofold
films
35 Toward the
mouth
36 Strange:
Comb, form
39 Kelep
42 Prefix for type
or gram
44 Harangue
47 It multiplies
by dividing
48 Israeli desert
49 Slope
50 Substitute for
51 Famed "song-and-dance
man"
52 From Z
54 "Go away!"
56 Part of F.D.A.
57 Arp'sart
58 Gawked
61 "All men
created equal"
62 Somerset
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