Monday, November 29, 1982
Daily Nebraskan
If you'd rather be cutting hair than classes . . .
Page 12
By Peggy Polacek
If career goals seem hazy in the future and four years
before graduating with a degree seems too long, then
the College of Hair Design might be the solution.
The College of Hair Design, 304 S. 11th St., is unique
in that few barber and beauty schools in the United
States operate under the same roof, said Albert Howard,
president and founder of the 21 -year-old school. The
school offers course sequences in barbering and cos
metology or a combination of the two.
Most students complete cosmetology and barber
courses in about 12 months, while the combination
course requires about 18 months to finish, Howard
said.
About 90 percent of students choose the combinat
ion course, while 5 percent opt for the other programs,
Howard said.
"Learning by experience" is emphasized in the cur
riculum, which is based on the actual skills and pro
cedures needed to operate as a hair designer, he said.
Students learn through laboratory workshop and clinic
work.
The college's main objective is to teach courses that
include all services required by customers in a salon,
he said. Other courses prepare a student for success as
a salon owner or manager, he said.
During the first three months of school students
learn the basics of hair design. During the next two
quarters, students spend half their time in theory
classes ano! the other half developing their technical
skills. In the last quarter, basic and advanced skills are
taught and students continue working on the clinic
floor for their last months in school.
Clinic work is done on the public who come to the
college to get their hair done, he said. Prices, ranging
between $3 and $3.50, are about 50 percent less than
at a salon. There are 46 hair cutting stations at the col
lege for students to assist customers.
Classes begin every three months on the first Monday
in January, April, July and October. Currently, about
75 students attend the college and the college has a
capacity for about 90, he said. The cost for each student
is about $3,000 a year.
Students must place their names on a waiting list
and generally wait about six months before starting
classes. Students applying must have a high school dip
loma and must go through a personal interview before
being accepted.
A placement service also is provided by the school.
Most students get placed, although some may not stay
there, he said. Sometimes students even are helped to
find another job.
Graduation from school does not equal a license to
practice, he said. The graduate is eligible for examination
by a state board and receives a license if they pass the
appropriate tests.
Classified 47.
24761
1 pair
Size 8M.
Janice.
of Zodiac boots.
Call 472-8606,
FOR SALE
1979 FORD FIESTA
1977 FORD THUNDER
BIRD
1981 KAWASAKI KZ 750cc
1978 HARLEY DAVIDSON
Contact
Burlington Employee's
Credit Union
301 No. 52nd St.
Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm
464-8347
WANT TO LIVE OFF
CAMPUS but can't afford to?
Check Cornhusker Co-Op and
see what we can do for you.
Private room and board avail
able for $800 a semester. Call
477-2518 or 474-9772.
Close to East Campus. Utilit
ies paid, very large & clean,
newly redecorated 2 bedroom,
carpeting throughout, appl
iances. 30th & Holdrege $235
475-6669
4 bedroom house. Close to
downtown campus. 464-3773
1427 C
Nice one bdrm apt. un
furnished laundry, air, park
ing. Available immediately. Call
477-1906 for appointment.
One bedroom, two bedroom
apartments, houses and
townhouses
COLDWELL BANKER
TOWN It COUNTRY REALTY
Ron Hinkley
489-7888
MOVING?
Rent a Cargo Van from
DeBrown Leasing
Call 477-7253
17th tt N St.
1 It 2 bedroom apartments,
excellent University location.
$175-1210 plus electricity. Off
street parking, central air, and
laundry facilities. 467-2371
weekdays 8-4:30.
615 So. 21st
Warm It Cozv 2 bdrm house
Garage, lease. $300
489-4195
Cash paid for saddles, ster
eos, original art and prints.
RDA Museum Loan Company.
Call for appointment, Havelock,
466-8439.
SUMMER EMPLOY
MENT at one of the finest
camps in the United States,
located near Estes Park, Colo
rado. We are looking for per
sons sincerely interested in
working with children in a
leadership capacity and per
sons interested in working in
the camp setting as support
sUff in the office, kitchen,
barn, infirmary, or on the
transportation and maintenance
crew. Must be 19; coUege
sophomore or older. From mid
June to mid-August. $625 plus
room, board, and travel allow
ance. Personal interviews on
campus the latter part of
February. For application,
write: Cheley Colorado Camps.
Dept. C. P.O. Box 6525. Den
ver. Colorado 80206.
Student, need extra $$
for Christmas cheer? Apply
here:
629 N. 48th
Rm. 100
OVERSEAS JOBS
Summeryear round. Eu
rope, S. Amer., Australia, Asia.
All Fields. $500-$ 1200
monthly. Sightseeing. Free info.
Write IJC Box 52-NE Corona
Del Mar, CA 92625
Student Supervisors needed
for expanding company. No
experience necessary, but must
have worked in retail store
or sold books, cosmetics, vacs,
cookware, magazines, or insur
ance. Write for interview time,
Mr. White, Box 80124, Lin
coin, NE 68501.
JOBS JOBS JOBS
WORK PART-TIME AT
HOME. MANY DIFFERENT
JOBS AVAILABLE. SEND
SELF-ADDRESSED STAMPED
ENVELOPE TO: BJR JOB
ASSISTANCE, P.O. BOX 4332,
LINCOLN, NE, 68504.
Nebraska Water Conservat
ion Council is seeking con
servation minded individuals for
positions on fund raisingpoliti
cal organizing staff 1-10 p.m. m.
$ibO per week. Call NWCC.
476-2060 before noon. Part
time available.
Congrats to:
Cara, Theresa, Shelly, Kim
Melissa:
It's their loss, not yours.
Bill (Eldo)
Happy 22nd Birthday!!
Valerie
LCSHAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
friendliest face at the front
desk. Blow out all the candles
and let's have a riotous cele
bration! Love,
Barb and Janice
P.S. Yee Haw, doggies!
New Co-op Officers,
Congratulations! Best of
luck in the next year.
The Opposition
Hitler, Khomenini and
Pontias Pilate were not
Greeks.
ATTENTION UNL
Sandy (Theta) is 20 today.
It's gonna be one "Blitzed"
time!
214 Sandoz "insects"
Douf (Schramm 4 "Stud")
Happy 19th Birthday. We'll
have to get together and cele
brate it loon.
M
To:
Connie S.. Phi Mu Crew
(Lisa, Kim, Sue). Schramm 6,
Everyone at Pear's and the
Party, and especially Kurt K.,
You made my birthday a
memorable experience. You're
all the best friends a person
could aik for.
Thanks,
Bob Z.
Armed Guard,
Thanksgiving was great! Now
what do you want for X-Mas?
TB
Deb Raw,
H21 BD! It's time to cele
brate When Evening romes
Jonight! (Hint. Guys!) From:
ay. Whiskey In Canada Keeps
tveryone Together To One
More . . . Tequila in France.
Your Abel 13 Roomie,
Lori
Jean L. (Pi Phi)
Hope you had a Happy
Birthday k good break!!
Your Mom k
60 percent of Congressmen
are not Greeks; the other 40
percent are honest.
STUDENT
REPRESENTATION
HEALTH CENTER
Represent the student body in
dealing with the health con
cerns of the University com
munity. BUSINESS COLLEGE &
ARTS SCIENCE COLLEGE SE
NATE POSITION - Respon
sibilities encompass projects,
research and working directly
with administrators.
STUDENT COURT - Judi
cial powers include dealings
with concerns of organizations
when referred to the Court
by UN-L administration, the
Student Senate, or an individ
ual student.
Applications available at the
ASUN Office, 115 Nebraska
Union. Deadline November 30,
1982.
FOR STUDENTS ONLY:
Special 10 discount
Sheldon Gallery Cookbook
Nov. 9 thru Dec. 23
in the Art Shop
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery
12th & R
An ideal Christmas gift!
DEADLINE, This Friday
Dec. 3!!
For all NSO Host applicat
ions & reference forms. Room
200, Nebraska Union. Call 472
2454 if questions.
"WHERE SHALL WE FIND
HIM?"
Special Advent Services at
Wesley House (UMHE) on Wed
nesday, Dec. 1st, 8th & 15th,
9-9:30 p.m. Refreshments fol
lowing. Join us in celebration!
WINTER
MOUNTAINEERING
A comprehensive skills semi
nar in Colorado's White River
National Forest. January 1-9.
$245. For more information
contact UNL Recreation De-
Sartment, 1740 Vine, 472
467. BARGAIN DAYS
2 months for
$39.95
4 months for
$59.95
6 months for
$75.00
One month to lifetime
memberships available.
The Body Firm
Men's Health Club
2301 Hwy. 2
423-5944
ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS:
"Help Design a Memory"
Apply to "be a Student Host"!
Headline: Friday, Dec. 3.
Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery
ART SHOP
20 off on selected items
25 off on jewelry
now through Dec. 23
SALESRENTAL
COLLECTION
Emest Ochsner
paintings
through Dec. 23
12th It R
472-3637
Hours: Monday Closed
Tuesday Saturday 10-5
Tuesday night 6-10
Sunday 2-5
TONIGHT -
RHA FOOD FOR
THOUGHT Forum Your
chance to SPEAK OUT
on food quality in the
dorms!
Everything you always
wanted to know about food
prices and food preparation
but were afraid to ask!
Meet and talk with Dr.
Douglas Zatechka. Director
of Housing, and Anne
Dumper, University Food
Service Dietitian! 4:15 p.m.
Cather-Pound-Neihardt
North Dining Room.
Sponsored by the Resi
dence Hall Association.
ROOMMATE WANTED BY
UtU 28!!!
Newlv rnnvatt ant in
old house, fuuy
Deauuruuy.
d apt.
furnish
ed.
Roommate needed. $87.50,
14 utilities. Call 477-6736
evenings.
3rd roommate for near
South area. Call Bill 477
5942 after 6 p.m.
WANTED: Female room
mate for 2 BR apartment.
$75 plus 12 utilities. 476-6875.
Responsible female to share
trailer. Own room, laundry,
facilities. $100 12 utilities.
Call Sue evenings 474-1005.
INTRODUCTION
PLEASE
One-on-one dates with
personal introduction.
Confidential,
Quality Only
3701 "O" Street
Suite 201-C 476-1170
BIRTHRIGHT offers free
pregnancy test confidential,
understanding help. 483-2609.
Single and Pregnant?
Adoption is a caring alter
native. For confidential infor
mation call Nebr. Children's
Home. 488-7102.
Typing, professional, 7 ele
ments, reasonable rates, near
main campus. 25 years exper
ience. Avis Siebert
477-5997
vm (mum!
FOUND: Brown stuffed
horse with "Porky" sign. Found
in front of Abel. 472-8145.
LOST: Converse leather bas
ketball shoe (all white) Size
lOVi. Reward. Call 474-7127.
If you've been looking for
the $110 CAR-STEREO
SYSTEM (installation included)
that refuses to break down,
check out the Majestic at
Classic Sound.
2829 Hallmark Ct.
or phone
467-4746.
Open Mon thru Sat 10-6,
Sundays and evenings by
appointment. (10 discount
to students with I.D.)
TYPING
10 Years Experience
Reasonable, Fast, Accurate
Near Campus
477-4W
Pickers
Mospe'i if having its 1st Annual Picka-thon
How long can you pick?
(Any fretted instrument allowed)
1ST PKIZE. Alvarez Yairi Guftar or $300.00
December 2nd & 3rd at Gateway Auditorium,
Pick up entry forms at either Hospe'i locations ,
1 140 "0" Street or Gateway Mall
Entry fee $6,00 with Sponsor, $10.00 without.
$25.00 gift certificate to person with most Sponsors
Proceeds go to Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA
As Students: We want you
lo m i Student Host! Apply
NOW! Deadline: Dec. a.
Must have own hufnwim
furniture.
Student atmosphere. 435
8432. 477-7035.
ACROSS
1 Gunslinger's
challenge
5 U.S. sculptor:
1898-1976
11 Malde
14 Hebrew letter
15 Interstice
16 Jolson's given
name
17 City known for
its vino
18 Organization
set up in 1961
20 Economical
main course
22 Name of many
a hospital
23 Wallor42d
24 "And fine
seam"
23 Strong alkaline
solutions
27 "What's
?"
31 Part of a
fronton game
34 Good-time
Charlie
38 Tolled
37 They report
for. news
38 Within: Comb,
form
39 Funambulist's
support
41 Arthur and
Lillie
42 Ten-gallon hat
43 James
biographer
48T-manof
renown
47 Coral-island
groupings
51 What hobos hit
53 He has a
remembrance
problem
55 Cruel
57 Galsworthy
wrote one
58 Ceremonial
container
59 Rock found in
limestone
60 Extraordi
nary person
61 River of Wales
62 Aviary chatter
63 She "ain't
what she used
to be"
DOWN
1 Short nips
2 Change to
E.S.T.
3 "Fair as
Wordsworth
4 Item hidden
from the
revenooers
5 A Truman
6 Neighborhood
7 Frond, e.g.
8 Fictional
dwarf
9 Astatine and
vanadium
10 The "Big A" is
one
11 Connelly of
stage lore
12 Spot
13 Ethiopian
prince
19 Gin cocktail
21 Rocketeer
Willy
24 "Yes 1"
26 Anglers'
equipment
28 First-class
29 Prefix with
physics
30 Son of
Aphrodite
31 Trtviumand
quadrivium
32 Cafe addition
33 Cherbourg
cherub
35 A founder of
Dada
37 Medieval
weapon
40 Prufrock's
creator
44 Shag, faran
dole, etc.
45 Rouen season
48 High-climbing
vine
49 Keg contents
50 Panic
51 Like snow in
Tampa
52 ofCleves
53 "Shall Caesar
send ?"
54 Backstop's
accessory
55 Chaw, for one
56 Nog, in Norfolk
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