The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 08, 1984, Page Page 20, Image 20

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    Thursday, March 8, 1934
Pago 20
Daily Nebraskan
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SUMMER JOBS '
J3.000 SUMMER GUARANTEE
PLUS SCHOLARSHIPS. PLUS
5 SUPERVISORS NEEDED.
483-1227
PT Manaqement-Trainee
$700-$t.000month
474-0014
Mr. Pfeifer
DATA ENTRY OPERATORS
Are you Interested in working as a Data
Entry Operator In an office on an inter
mittent basis? We are looking (or Data
Entry Operators to work during peak
production poriod only. Our next peak
begins in early April and should run 6-10
weeks. It you have a typing skill of 55
wpm with 5 or less errors, we will train
you to operate a CRT. Work on all shifts is
available. We otter Medical. Dental, Dis
ability and Life Insurance, paid holidays
and vacations along with many other
excellent fringe benefits. We will offer car
pooling assistance to those In outlying
areas. In interested, apply in person.
CAROL WRIGHT SALES
3601 N.W. 15th Street
Lincoln, NE
474-2018 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer
The Lincoln YMCA is accepting appli
cations tor day camp counselors througf
March 1 5. For more information, call Nor
theast YMCA. 464-7481.
Female Singer for clean-cut rock band.
Call 464-8720 or 467-5771. Ask for Brian.
Wanted: Drummer with own set to play
spunk & power ska.
Male or Female
Call 435-1627
ijllif?1k
Jeff and Roger (Acacia-UNL),
Gosh, oh boy! I bet you never thought
I'd answer your fan mail.. You must feel
pretty silly now. Paul says not to let the
sorority women get you down.
David L.
P.S. The late night sponges are in the
mail.
Erin H. (Acacia Lit' Sis),
Won't you be surprised. I was.
Your B.B.
Have yourself tucked in and sung to
sleep with a lullaby
Chris G..
Someday I'll take my glasses off for
you too! "Happy Birthday!"
Love ya!
Michael J.
P.S. Healey was right ... I do take
female hormones.
To all campus males:
Today is Beth B.'s 21st Birthday. She
lives in Pound Hall, but don't wish her a
happy birthday because she'll probably
stare at me.
75
Happy Birthday Queen Elizabeth,
This one's for you:
Floundering
"Butt tucks"
1-4 Club
T.A.C.
. Going to Adams
Hot and
Doo da
Rustle, rustle
lying
etc.
Your friends
Stacy S. (Phi Mu),
Congratulations on being tapped into
Mortar Board.
Love,
Your Phi Mu Sisters
Baby on the way?
Invest now in Schramm 2 furniture!
I'm not ex, only secret. Try again.
Still your admirer
xxooxx
Ron,
Happy Birthday Sweetheart. I love you.
Deb
Chris G.,
Here is your obligated personal! So,
have a good birthday!
Love,
Diana
Kylie H,
Clue 3: 1 have another sister of Acacia.
Pud
Maria,
Can't wait to go to College Life tonight.
Jim
Spanky (Sig Ep),
Good Luck in ASUN elections. You will
make a good senator.
. T.C.
Send a friend a lullaby!
. .
'GLIlJ M uu
226 South 16th
Open
Monday-Thursday
8 a.m. to midnight
Friday Saturday
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday noon to 9 p.m.
Lisa P
Thinking of you.
Love,
Steve H.
Acacia Dates
Saturday night is closing In fast,
For Ruskin's Place is sure to be a blast.
We're sure you'll be dressed to kill,
Keep the date and we'll bring the still,
Your Debonair Dates
Tim D.,
Thank you for making me so happy! I'll
be proud to be your wife!!
Luv you!
Kim K.
Julie M., Julie J., and Diane D ,
Congratulations on being accepted to
Mortar Board!
Your G-Phi Sisters
Congratulations Jill F. on being accept
ed to Nursing School!
Your G-Phl Sisters
Timothy Francis,
Hello! I'll be watching you, also. Best of
luck!
Love,
Your Best Friend
Farmhouse,
Grab your dates and at the
Cornhusker we'll be found,
By the hypnotist we'll all be spellbound.
- So grab your red shoes, and
get ready to dance.
We can't wait; it will be great!
The AOPis
Dave P. and Dewey U. (Acacians),
Hard work pays off. We're all proud of
you. Mortar Board, congratulations on
choosing two of our best.
The Men of Acacia
Sandi B. (AKAK Little Sis).
Livin' on "T" time,
You're dojn' fine . . .
It s OK!
Woody's Friend
Connie E. (a-phi),
Congratulations on being accepted into
Law School. All your hard work paid off!
Love,
Your Alpha Phi Sisters
ERIC.
CONGRATULATIONS ON QUALIFY
ING FOR NCAA'S! TO US THAT'S AS
GOOD AS A NINE!
LOVE, SHARI & CINDI
P.S. Let's go get some pizza.
Congratulations to Julie K. for being
accepted into nursing school. Good Luck!
Love,
Your Kappa D. Sisters
Jill F. (KD).
Congrats on being initiated into Alpha
Epsilon Rho! Good Job!
The Women of Kappa Delta
Deb F.,
Happy 19th, too bad it isn't your 20th.
The Men of the WWAK Hotel
P.S. Thanks for the memories!
To Jamie K..
I hear you think candy is dandy. If it
makes you sick, you ca n come to me after
all. I love biology (cough-cough!). Good
luck!
Your BB
HELP! I need a non-smoking female to
share 2-bedroom apt., 35th and Baldwin,
$152.50 II 12 utilities. 467-3943. 464-1908.
Roommate needed immediately. Close
to Campus. 435-2829.
TYPING
$1 .00 per page.
IBM Selectric.
466-8651
GUITAR
IflSTRUCTION
Private Lessons
Beginners or Advanced
ZAGER STUDIO
423-2709
AER08IC CONDITIONING
Classes begin their 2nd session on
March 12th. The following schedule will
begin at that time ...
MWF 12:00-1:00 Men's PE
MWF 12:00-1:00 E.C. Act. Bldg.
MWF 5:00-6:00 Mabel Lee 301
T-TH 12:00-1:00 Selleck Multi-purp.
Room
T-TH 4:45-5:45 Mabel Lee 301
T-TH 5:00-6:00 E.C. Act. Bldg.
FIRMER BODY
Clauses also begin March 12th . . .
M-T-TH 5:00-6:00 Selleck Multi-Purp.
Room
T-TH 12:00-1:00 Mabel Lee 301
T-TH 12.00-1:00 E.C. Act. Bldg. v-
For Information, come to Room 106,
University Health Center, or call 472
5050 between 8-5:00 daily.
, i - ,1
CROCKETT'S
BREAKFAST BUFFET
NOW BIGGER & BETTER THAN EVER
Served Every Sat. & Sun. Morning
830-1130 AM
PROFESSIONAL TYPING
AND TRANSCRIPTION
Typing $1.00 per double spaced
page. Done on word processor. Revi
sions easily accomplished. Manuscripts
stored on diskette tor reasonable length
of time. 464-0775 after 4 30. Close to
campus.
Pregnant? BIRTHRIGHT is a confiden
tial helping hand. 483-2609.
TYPING
Complete word processing,
Proofs, Spelling Checker, Storage.
COMPUTER TYPE
1C23 QUE
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Single & Pregnant?
Adoption Is a caring alternative. For
confidential counseling, contact Nebraska
Children's Home, 483-7879.
PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE
Term Papers,
Thesis & Class Projects, Resumes
24 hour service on 20 pages or less. Lots
of extras highest quality print and
paper, bold face type, rough drafting.
8line text typing
15line statistical
4t copies
Park 'n ShopRide 'n Shop plus
Community Savings Stamps
Miller & Paine
Communications Center
6th, Floor
474-2111, ext. 310
TYPEWRITERS:
RENTAL-SALES-SERVICE
BLOOMS
323 N. 13th
474-4136
Clove Cigarettes
Cliff's
1200 "O" Street
FOUND: 2 albums in 320 Bessey Hall.
472-9443.
FOUND: Calculator in Language Lab.
Come to Hans Gilde to claim. 472-1786.
LOST: Keys on a key ring with the
initial "K" on it. If found, call 467-3785.
1 1 1 1 1 i i ! iJ 1 1 U f I Sc
once again it's time for the University
Program Council-City to set out on the
search to fill next year's Chair & Execu
tive positions. You could be just the per
son we've been looking for!
What positions are open?
President
First V P.
Second V P.
Publicity Coordinator
American Films Chair
Foreign Films Chair
Arts Chair
Concerts 4 Coffeehouses Chair
Mode! United Nations Chair
Special Events Chair
Talks 'n' Topics Chair
Video Chair
Walpurgisnacht Chair
Women's Resource Center Chair
For more information, contact the CAP
office, 200 Nebraska Union. Deadline.
ASUN Business Senatorial Candidates
Forum. CBA Lounge today at 3:30.
Go for itl Be a leader! Join one of the
strongest student organizations on cam
pus! UPC-City is now taking applications
for the Chair ad Executive positions for
the 84-85 school year. Learn leadership &
organizational skills while having tun.
For more information, contact the CAP
Office, 200 Nebraska Union. But hurry!
Deadline for applications is Monday,
March 12!
Patoots Saloon
808 'P' Street
Once again proudly presents:
Bad Comedy Night
Thursday, March 8
10 p.m. Midnight
Featuring various local talent
and other entertainments.
Rock--bye baby
in the tree top
bring your sweethearts
night to a stop
We'll sing 'em song
and tuck 'em in tight
To sleep they will go
with a sweet lullaby!
'Get them March 7-9 in the Union.
CLASSES START ANYTIME with in
dependent study. Contact the independ
ent study office. 472-1926.
99
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NEED HELP UNDERSTANDING THE
STUDENT FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM?
Get help! March 13 at the East Union or
March 14 at the City Union. Find out
about scholarships and assistance pro
grams. Sponsored by student Alumni.
GALLIPOLI
THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER
PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK
UPC Foreign Films Series announces
an Australian Film Festival, March 16 and
17, Nebraska Union Rostrum,
Applications for MORTAR BOARD
NOTABLES are due Friday, March 9 at
CAP City or CAP East.
COLORADO
Cross-Country skiing over spring break.
Remote wood-heated cabins. Wilderness
setting In the White River National Forest
on tho western slope of the Rockies. $200
includes transportation, lodging and most
meals. For details, contact the Campus
Rec. Office, 472-3407.
SIGN UP DEADLINE: MARCH
LULLABY WITH GAMMA PHI
Tickets on sale March 7-9 in both
Unions. Only $1 Proceeds go to Nation
al Girls Camp. (Deliveries limited to cam
pus residents.)
Mr. T. says, "Be there!"
Dance to the "Star City Players"
tonight at the East Campus Union.
8-12 p.m.
Sponsored by UPC and Miller Highlife.
Ski undiscovered Beaver Creek, near
Vail. Convenient townhouse sleeps 6.
Reasonable. (303) 526-0064; (303)
945-6065.
Want to be someone important next
year? To learn leadership and organiza
tional skills? To meet a lot of students?
To work closely with professionals, agents
and advisors? To deal directly with stu
dent fee funded system?
Apply for a UPC-City Chair or Execu
tive position for 84-851 But hurry the
deadline for applications is Monday.
March 12. For more info, contact the CAP
office, 200 Nebraska Union. Go for itl
Theta Xi Little Sister Pledging Thurs
day nite. Dinner at 5:30. Be there by 5:15.
The WHOLE EARTH SOFTWARE Cata
log will be discussed at an ACM meeting
3:30 p.m. TODAY in Ferguson 217. Mr.
Gerlad Wineberg will be there to take
your ideas for possible publication.
EVERYONE IS welcome.
Welcome to an organization that's
social, caring, understanding and educa
tional! GayLesbian Student Association
Thursday 8 p.m. Andrews 228 "truth
sheds light In the darkness of oppression."
ACROSS
1 Thin wire nail
5 Likeness
10 Nevada
gaming city
14 Tropical fruit
15 Consumer
advocate
18"Dovesono"is
one
17 Ingredient of a
list
18 Like a
platitude
19 Channel
23 Contrite
22 Pains in the
neck
24 Father
25 One of the
weasels
23 Tip
23 Distort a
report
32 Gold for
Garibaldi
33 Take it easy
35 Become
prevalent
33 Defeat soundly
53 One-twelfth of
a gross
43 Alluvium
41 German city
on the Ruhr
43 Braking
device, at
times
45 Poetic
contraction
43 Thrusts away
43 Wee
3 TV star in the
50's
51 the Man
52 Heavyweight
ofthe70's
54 Santa's team
53 Lily plant
3 Think
61 Eye layer
62 Asperse
3 Mexican
sandwiches
This Is It . . . today's the day . . . the
all-important UPC-City Publicity Com
mittee meeting In the City Union is at 3 30
this afternoon. Hope to see you there!
Parking Advisory Board will meet Fri
day, March 9. at 2:30 p.m. at the City
Campus Union.
Attention Handicapped And Disabl
ed Students (HAOS): We are now organ
ized. Interested In your needs and sup
port. Monthly meeting Monday. March
12. 3:30 p.m. Georgian B Union.
CORNHUSKER MARKETING
CLUB IhEETiNO
Thursday at 8:00
In the Union.
Speaker on telemarketing
LAST CHANCE!
DON'T MISS OUTI
SPRING BREAK ON SOUTH' PADRE
ISLAND, TEXAS, ONLY $98 00 PER PER
SON FOR 8 DAYS7NIGHTS IN NEW
DELUXE BEACH SIDE CONDOS WITH
POOL. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE.
CALL SUNCHASE TOURS TODAY TOLL
FREE. 1800-321-5911.
Chemistry Refund Checks from 1st
semester can be picked up In Room 301,
Hamilton Hall from 2:30 4 00 p.m.
Monday through Friday. STUDENT I.D.
REQUIRED.
8th Annual Range Symposium
Sponsored by the UNL Range Man
agement Club will be held Friday, March
9th from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Speak
ers from across Nebraska to speak on
YOUTH INVOLVEMENT IN RANGE.
Open to the public.
Don't miss the classic film "West Side
Story" being presented by Chicano Spe
cial Events this Friday & Saturday, March
9 & 10 in the City Union Rostrum from
7:00 to 9:30 p.m.
DANCE LESSONS
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Starting March 14
Learn Waltz, Jitterbug, Foxtrot,
Polka, Swing
Arthur Murray instructors -1
Register Now.
475-4030
We've got style for your eyes! Sun
glasses and mountaineering glasses at
vTHE MOOSES TOOTH
$13.95 and up. 17th and Holdrege.
475-4453
LAST DAY TO DROP
a full semester course is
March 9. 5:00 p.m.
March 12 to April 13:
"W period for a full semester course.
OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTINUES
All travel books 20 off this week only.
DOOUGTORE
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Edited by EUGENE T. MALESKA
64 Brook
65 Derby and
fedora
63 Wide-awake
67 Otherwise
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2 Ceremony
3 Orison ender
4 Transfer of an
estate
5 Detained and
confined
6 W.W. I French
battle site
7 Mine entrance
8 Secure
9 Builds
10 Shines
11 Emission of
gas from a
crater .
12 Carter of
fictional fame
13 Meal for
Sunny's Halo
21 Stratum
23 Motown's
Diana.
25 Deep
(discarded):
Slang
23 Prepared an
apple for
baking
27 Ascended
28 Presley
vehicle: 18S4
23 Labyrinths
33 Covers a floor,
in a way
31 Vestibule
34 White Sox
manager for 11
years
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ATTENTION
M FRESHMAN AND SENIORS
The Innocents Society is now accept
ing applications for freshmsn scholar
ship and outstanding senior awards.
Applications available in the CAP Of lice,
Room 220.
APPLY NOW!
Deadline. March 9th
COLLEGE LIFE:
4 Common Misconceptions
of Christianity
Tonight
Tri-Delts House
7-8 p.m.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
Have Mnrcy!
THE ALPHA STREET 8AN3
Boogies at the Owan frog
This Thursday through Saturday.
Haven't you hoard?
TONIGHT
Catch the
MYSTERY ZONE
at the
DRUMSTICK, or something.
SAVANNAH SMILES
Will be shown st University Luthe
ran Chapel, 1510Q Street, on Friday,
March 9th at 7:30 p.m. All are invited.
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33 Most dapper
42"-
Dimittis"
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Simeon")
44 Tend
47Siouan
language
43 Persevere
51 Mister, in
Malaga
52 Strike
violently
53 Spicy stew
54 Pilaf grains
55 Iniquitous
53 Sniggler's
quarry
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