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Dlly Nebrakn SUIT Reporter
The Christmas season is frus
trating for students because study
ing for final exams seems to take
up all of their shopping time.
What's even more perplexing is
finding unique gifts for the unus
ual people on one's Christmas list
in the plastic Santa Claus world
of Lincoln stores. But, if you use
your imagination, you can easily
wrap up an avant-garde Christ
mas. Here's a list of some local
businesses that carry strange
items for the progressive shopper:
Dirt Cheap at 217 N. 11th St.
offers a bastion of bizarre items
in a broad price range. You can
choose from such ceramic frivol
ties as a Betty Boop soap dish to a
Humphrey Bogart mask for your
living room wall. For the perverts
in your life, there's the Sexual
Trivia game and a book on "How
to Regain Your Virginity."
Wearers of arcane fashions
might appreciate one of the store's
leopard-print blazers or an anti
Nebraska Frankie Goes to Holly
wood t-shirt with "Frankie Say,
Big Red Hide Yourself!" embla
zoned across the front. For your
parents, check out the tastefully
tacky dragon's head and flamingo
lamps. The store also has studded
leather bracelets and whips. And
ior me punker who has every
thing, you can buy numerous
Day-Glo earrings and hot pink
gloves.
John McCallum, proprietor of
the downtown Dirt Cheap, says
records and tapes are the hottest
selling items this year.
But gift items still are popular
with both students and profes
sional people who can afford the
more expensive imported goods.
Although some of the store's
items are costly, most are worth
it in quality and originality.
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