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Daily Nebraskan
Tuesday, November 16, 1982
Classified 47.
2-1 7fi
YOUR TIME IS YOUR
OWN with UNL Independent
study courses. Contact the in
dependent study office, 472
1926. WIN TURKEYS
Pershing Rifles - UNL Rifle
Club Turkey Shoot. Monday
through Wednesday and Fri
day. Nov. 15-17 and 19. 3-7
p.m. 10 shots for $2. Rifle
Range, M&N Building. Equip
ment provided.
It's done: 505 residents
interviewed in one week!
Here's to the fantastic "re
search staff" that made last
week's RHA survey a suc
cess: Richard Gifford
Linda Keifer
Tisch Mockler
George Phillips
Marianne Reynolds
Bob Wolz
Thanks to you RHA IS
going to better reflect the
needs of hall residents.
Things are looking up!
"Progressively,"
Dave Edwards
THE BRASS RAIL NOW
HAS 60 CENT CANS AND
BAR DRINKS, $1.60 PIT
CHERS AND 35 CENT DRAWS
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT
FROM 8:00-1:00!
USA,
Marxism & labor in Poland
are one. We know; we're there.
U.S.S.R.
Alpha Zeta meeting Wed.
7:00 p.m.
Join us for songs, snacks
and study of the Gospel of
John at University Lutheran
Chapel, 1510 Que St., down
stairs on Wednesdays at
7:00 p.m.
ATTENTION
Showcase your talent at
UPC's Walpurgisnacht. Appli
cations available now in the
CAP office in east and city
campus unions. Auditions will
be Nov. 16 and 18 from 7
10 p.m. Applications must be
returned to the CAP Offices
by 12 p.m. Tues. Nov. 16.
Be a part of the best Winter
Festival ever!
Would you like to see who's
got the cutest baby face on
campus? Come to the pep
rally Friday, Nov. 19, 6 p.m..
Coliseum. GO BIG RED!
UNL Nuclear Freeze Cam
paign meets, as always, tonight
at 6:00 at Commonplace, 333
N. 14! All are welcome!
Timers Meetine
Wednesday, November 17
4:00 p.m.
City Union
Pre-Dent Meeting
Thurs. Nov. 18
Union 7 p.m. Elections,
Dent. Assisting film.
Refreshments
Remember Lab Tours 16th
3 p.m. or 18th 9 a.m.
423-1992, Gary
The Fraternities of UNL
are sponsoring a Winter
Rush Week. Find out the
details at the booths in
both city and east unions.
SHOE LIQUIDATION
Adidas Nike Converse
Pony Tiger
Nov. 18-19-20
1240 No. 27th
COME IN AND GET
ACQUAINTED
with
KERR MCGEE
27th & "Y"
Present this coupon and receive 2 cents per gallon 1
discount on your next gas purchase. )4J
4
Offer good through Dec. 1st.
wh? (Oxford irtOIo
Shirts for Men and Homen
TRADITIONAL
OXFORD
SHIRTS -COTTON
POLY BLEND
COLORS
White, Blue,
Pink, Ecru,
Lavender,
Yellow, Beige
MEN'S Button-down Col
lar 14-ij- 17-V4 32-35 sleeve,
$16.00 ea., 3 or more
$15.00 ea. Subtract $1.00
ea. for short sleeves, add
$1.00 for stripes.
WOMEN'S - Peter Pan or
Button-Down Collar. Long
sleeve 6-14, $13.00 ea., 3 or
more $12.00 ea.
CHECK. MONEY ORDER,
VISAMASTER CHARGE
Free Delivery
Money-Back Guarantee
CAMPUS REP:
CATHY JOHNSON
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
TEL. 402-477-9869
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Only permanent custom en can make permanent luccm.
Only Mtiifiction can make ptraanent cuitootn. On thU
belief we base our merchandiiing and felling poll des.
Want to know the legal
stipulations for having a
raffle; Come to
STUDENT
ORGANIZATION
EVENTS:
PLAYING IT SAFE
Thursday, November 18
from 2-4 pm. in the Ne
braska Union. UNL experts
Sara Boatman, Campus Acti
vities and Programs, Roy
Loudon, UNL Personnel and
Risk Management, and
Shelley Stall, ASUN Stu
dent Legal Services, will
give short presentations and
answer your questions about
the law and University poli
cies as they relate to your
events. It's sponsored by
Campus Activities and Pro
grams and ANYONE in
volved in planning student
organization events is wel
come. See you there!
Jewish Students
Meeting of Hillel at
Nebraska Union, Wednesday,
Nov. 17, 7:30 pm. Refresh
ments will be served. For
more information, call Sally
472-0210.
Women in Perspective Series
"Women in Medicine" with
Dr. Ann Lott, M.D. Tuesday
at 12:30 in Room 117 (Stu
dent Y). Semester's last!
BOOM THE SOONERS! Pep
rally for OU game Friday,
Nov. 19, Coliseum, 6 p.m.
You've got the cutest little
baby face!
Sinai n-
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Mr5iYKAY COSMETICS"
fa.Ci ii2r a comJlimentary
facial and see why we av-
Also see our Christmas Gift
Call Deb Walker
466-4774
Need roommate immed
iately; 467-5029 or 476-7200
at night.
WATCH REPAIR
Richard N. Sorensen
Certified Master Watchmaker
335 N. 12th Street
475-3414
8:00am to 5:00pm
Block South of
Nebraska Bookstore
ANSWER TO PREV3CUS PUZZLE
Jil LI sow fTon
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kill 03 . 0 INGBi 0
Toe sPd own slig e t j
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TYPING. Will pickup and
deliver. $1 per page. Carlene,
423-6325.
BIRTHRIGHT offers free
pregnancy test confidential,
understanding help. 483-2609.
Send a cookie-gram!! Giant
12-inch, 1 pound chocolate chip
cookies. Gift wrapped and deli
vered. To order call 476-8410
or 464-2685.
Will do typing. Professional
secretary, IBM Typewriter, Rea
sonable rates. 474-0604 . .
Rider wanted: Leaving for
Springfield, Illinois, Nov. 19 -any
where along interstate.
466-1020.
Do you know anyone travel
ing FROM Gordon TO Lincoln
for Thanksgiving? Cindy Evert
466-8481 or 4750709
,,Sant.'?f1 ,to st- Louis
Nov 1 5-18 will share expenses
Call DuDu 489-6376.
(bed & (mm)
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
SERVICES
Term papers, resumes,
etc. Same day service on
short jobs. $7 per hour
(V4 hour minimum). Memory
typewriter for multiple let
ters priced on number of
words.
MANPOWER INC.
122 N. 11th
477-8938
, FOUND Single GM car
key. Found around Ne. Union
area. Call 472-1769.
. FOUND: Woman's watch
between Admin. Building and
Union. Call 2-8845 to claim
and identify.
LOST: A gold ladies Armi
tron watch Friday on East
Campus. Reward! If found
call 489-1007.
judson automotive
foreign car specialists
27th & T
Lincoln, Nebraska
475-9022
Everybody and their
brother claims they're the
best DJ's in Lincoln. We
think that's great if you're
interested in listening to a
Dj rather than good sound
ing music. We won '( talk
over our music.
If you need a dependable
sound system for Christ
mas or an upcoming party
or wedding give one of our
campus reps a call now.
Jerry at 483-2605 or Tim
SOUND SYSTEMS'
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA.
ACROSS
1 Mahal
4 Texas
farmer's acres
9 Discomfit
14 Lanka
15 Of weight, in
physics
16 Spots for
speakers
17 Firing-squad
order
18 "Medical
Center" actor
20 Malay chief
22 Bill Blass's
concern
23 Wild plum
24 Shavetail inst.
28" Rob,"
poet Burns
27 Desinence
28 Revolutionary
general
34 The common
stag
35 Mechlin
38" thy
countrymen
..!": Shak.
39 Liquids used as
solvents
42 Med. school
subject
43 One on a slate
44 Film writer-producer-
d i rector
48 Nickname for
an apple
51 Corrode
52 Composer
Rorem
53 Mine, in
Macon
55 As before
58 Apiece
61 U.S. Navy
submarine
builder
4 Powell's
partner
3 Speechify
54 Caught
morays
67 Antiquity,
poetically
68 Nevada city
and Italian
river
69 Singer Delia
70 Compass pt.
DOWN
1 FyodorI,e,g.
2 "Nonmidir,"
eg
3 Fibber McGee
4 Network
initials
5 Bowl sounds
6 Smell
7" Ever See
a Dream
Walking?"
8 Bobcat's
cousin
9 Gibbon, for one
10 Arthurian
knight
11 Operatic maid
12 Suppress
13 Felt odium
19 Pitcher Ruhle
21 Evangeline
was one
25 Taken care of
28 Apr. nemesis
29 precedent
30 Permit
31 In favor of
32 Former
Mexican
president
33 Realto bargain
36 He portrayed
Othello
37 Kind of sen.
39 Gloucester's
cape
40 Narc, for one
41 Red or Ross
45 Adjust the
decor
48 He wrote The
Fight"
47 A Churchill
successor
48 Goldoak
leafer 49Tosca's
emotion
50 "Little Nellie
Kelly"
playwright
54 Absorbed with
58 Fabrication
57 Change for a
five
59 Passes for
Hillary
60 Park abutting
the Marble
Arch
62 "For a
jolly..."
63 He topped
A.E.S. twice
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