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Transportation b a major
problem for many ur. iversiiy stu
dents, especially freshman. They
must find a way to pt around,
whether by foot, bike, car or
skateboard.
Students usually fall into two
$3 (an averse of 20 cents per
token) at the North Informa
tion Desk in the Nebraska Union.
AspecLJ LT3 bus the Scooter
takes passengers downtown
and is accessible from City Cam
pus. The Scooter arrives ever)
10 minutes and costs 10 cents a
ride. GthpT
transportation groups: therewith ere co cents from 9 am. to 3:30
cars and those without For fresh- P-m ad 65 cents at other times.
improper lots will te ticketed or
towed.
The price of a one-year stu
dent permit is $40. A semester
permit costs $25. Students should
read the parking pamphlet and
be aware of requirements for
receiving permits.
More than fdloivship.ive're family
Biblical Christian fellowship for the college-
age person.
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Call
Friday evening 7:30 p.m.
Sunday morning 10:45 a.m..
Mid-week home Bible study
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Hank Fhzris, college pastor, 433-4541
Love Attracts Merc Dehevers
Indian Hil's Community Church
1SS3 S. S4:h StreetLincoln
men without cars or motorcy
cles, three modes of transpor
tation exist: walking, for short
distances; bicycling, for a few
miles; and buss3 or carpools for
long distances.
Walking is a practical choice
ror Uty campus students when
they seek downtown entertain-:
ment or fast food. For most res-
A 20-ride Dunch card
ble for $1 3 for these routes. Stu
dents who use the bus often can
buy an $18 passport that allows
unlimited travel for one month.
The passport is transferable, so
people other than the buyer can
use it.
Off-campus students who want
idence hall and Greek students, pool The Lincoln Carpool
aowraown, is oniy a lb-minute vanpocl Program was established
walk away. to promote car poo ling among
On East Campus, a few res- vvho commute to or from
tau rants and stores also are a "nco1-
short walk away. Sharon Hemke and Linda
Few students walk from City Stringham, coordinators of the
to East campus, but GknESett, program, said 200 to 250 peopb
a senior majoring in electrical csrIoo! to City and East cam-
engineenng, said tha trio takes f-2 kios. carpooKra
M AM
only about SO minutes.
During fall and spring, bicy
cling is popular with students.
Mike Ilild, a junior majoring
are faculty members, but mora
students will carpool as the aca
demieyear begins. Students inte
rested in carpooling can call
Cheryl Chamberlain at the UNL
; Police Department or the Car-
in electrical engineering; said poolVanpool Program at 471
to ni3 jcd on Last campus. The
trip usually takes fewer than 10
minutes, he said. Hild said he
sometimes has problems cross-
ing busy intersections.
Students without cars often
ride the shuttle bus between
campuses.
The cost of the shuttle bus is
25 cents or one token. Tokens
can be bought in rolls of 40 for
Students who have cars or
motorbikes need to know the
1834-85 iftJL Parking and Traf
fic Regulations. Pamphlets con
taining the regulations are avail
able at the front window of the
University Police Department at
17th and Holdrege streets. Stu
dents should know which park
ing areas correspond-to their
parking permits. Cars parked in
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