Thursday, February 21, 1935
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 1 1
Milofcky i3 director of writing pro
grams at the University of Denver and
news editor of the Denver Quarterly, a
literary magazine.
Nikki Craft, noted radical perfor
mance artist, will speak tonight at 7 at
the First Plymouth Church Pilgrim Room,
20th and D streets.
Craft will present her slide shew, "In
Defense of Disobedience," which cut
lines actions people can take against
"the gioriflcatlon cf violence and cb
Jectlficatlon cf wcif.en" In the media.
The slide show Is free, donations will
be accepted.
Her appearance Is spenssrsd ty Lin
coln Women Against Pornography,
Preying i!:r.th Erfada-Onaha, Lincoln
Legion of Lc:t!ar.3, UKL's V.'crr.en's
Resource Center t?.i the Women's
Journal Advocate.
The 185 schedule far the Nabraafca.
Literary ncrito Association's Pcctry
and Fiction asiiea fallows:
Tcdr: Ebb Ucten
Maxell 21Jc!h.n on
April 18: Ehirky Eacttaer
May 6: Jim Lmsbfee
Headings xtil be in the Heritage,
Room, third floor Dennett Martin Pub
lic Library, 14th and N streets. All read
ings are at 7:30 p.m.
A study skills workshop will be today
in the Multi-purpose Room cf Selleck
call m-zm
$2 50 minimum charge per day on commercial ad.
Ten words included.
$2 00 minimum charge per day on Individual atude.it
and student organization eas.
$.75 billing charge on noncommercial ad. All
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PINNING CIGARS
Cliff Smoke Shop
1200 "O" St.
Full sire mattress & box springs extra firm, 3 mos.
old, $75. Call 477-2091 after 6 p.m.
Rust couch with matching chair i 4 ottomans. Call
after 5 p.m. 464-3639.
Pair of size 10 Kllly Trappeur ski boots. Very good
condition. Call 174-20271
INVESTMENT opportunity while attending college.
6 one-bedroom condos for sale; walking distance
from downtown campus. NlFA funds available. Co
signer considered. $23,00O-$25.00O. Call SHARON
ADEN, 423-4S92. or WOODS BROS REALTY, 423
2373. For Sale: G A P S. LSAT Review Course $120. 474
7117, ask for Randy M.
SYNTHESIZER
.Brand new. Brand name. Cell Mike for Information.
464-34M.
MCAT Review Cours Notes For Salt (one set) Call
472-9000.
73 Mercury Cairi. pood Shape, one owner, vinyl
top, snow tires, $300. 477-2582 anytime.
CHOICE LOCATIONS
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from $225. Two bedroom from $275. Call us for more
mformaiion.
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488-4589.
For rent, ideal for single or coupie. 1-bedroom
duplix, large living room, kitchen, showerbathtub,
walk-in closet, all electric, fully furnished. $235 plus
electricity. Call 435-6US3.
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Mobile homes, clean and in good condition. $225 and
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Condo for Rent. Ski Colorado Dillion. Priced to
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I Tired of commuting and cooking?? Double rooms
1 and limited number of sina'e rooms ere available in
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East Campu Apt.
Sun-porch Kitchen, 1 bed. 2nd floor, quiet, bus
Feb. 15 furn.unfum. $U.),$i55 475-iS1
days.
. 1BR, balcony, c!o?s to fsmn Off-strN c-srkir3,
"ke new, coin laundry. S-a N. 24, 477-JS40.
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Quadrangle. The workshop, "Mastering
the Objective Test," will offer tips for
passing multiple choice, true-false and
matching tests.
All UNL. students and faculty are
invited.
James Risser, two-time Pulitzer Prize
winner, will speak on "Journalism and
Public Policy" at 10 a.m. Friday at
Nebraska Weslcyan University. The
speech Is cpsn to the public.
EJsser Is Washington bureau chief
for the Dc3 MoSncs Register and soon
will become director of the John S.
Knight fellowships for professional
journalists- at Stanford University. Ke
and l.ts wife, Sandi Elssar are Woodrc.v
Wikon Visitiaj Fellows at Weslayan
participating in class discussions, pub
lic prcgrtr.3 and Informal gathering.
Mrs. Risser is assistant director cf
public affairs for the League of Women
Voters la WssMngtoa D.C.
Prc
varsity cf Pennsylvania villi gpeak Fri
day cn "Chemistry and Physics cf Liq
uid. Ideas from van dor Vaals to
Feynmaa Revisited."
The speech will be given at 3:30 p.m.
In Hamilton Hall room 102. Coffee and
tea will be served at 3 p.m. in room 135.
Hi People's City Mission in Lincoln
will have its regular meeting and lun
cheon today at the mission, 124 S.
Ninth St, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
HEALTH CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
An exciting challenge await ttudentt interested In
a health carter. A new program in Occupational
Therapy will begin August 1 88b at Creighton University
School of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professions.
Applicationa are being accepted now. For more infor
mation wit) Agnes Riedtnann, Craighton University
School of Pharmacy A Allied Health Professions, 2400
California Street, Omaha, NS 60176. or call (402) 260
2950 or 2475.
Btss.st and rhythm guitarist needed for ambltiou
heavy metal band. 472-8619 (Troy) or 474-7524 (Doug).
Assistant to the Managing Editor of Bimonthly
professional Journal. Responsible for copy prepara
tion, design, and support services. 15-20 hours per
weak. $4.25 per hour. 472-3000 Leslie Bishop.
Wanted: Guitar player for original and Top 40 band.
Call Jeff 484-5014.
Need 1-2 non-smoking rocmmate(s) to share large
spt. Call 468-1 188.
Locking for 1 or 2 roommates to share a house.
$175month, paid utilities. 467-1477 Terry.
Male roommate to share 3-bedroom duplex. $100
plus V, utilities. 474-2808.
One responsible male wanted to share older home
near campus. $100 plu 14 electric. 474-6092.
Sunshine:
the four day you'll be away won't be the best for me
either. You've made me realize the meaning of love
and that there's more to love than four letters. I know
our love is a very special love and although I can't be
with you, my thoughts and love will bel
Sweetie
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Special speaker will be Sally Bates
of St. Monica's Home.
The membership and board of direc
tors of the Association for Retarded
Citizens-Capital will meet today at 7:30
p.m. at 6000 A St.
Concerned about the impact of fis
cal recommendations submitted to Gov.
Eob Kerrey by the Department of Pub
lic Institute, parents cf mentally re
tarded children, members of the Asso
ciation for Retarded Citizens and in
terested citizens are meeting to analyze
the extent of the problem, discuss
alternative approaches and develop a
unified effort to minimize any Impact
on vocational and residential services.
For additional information, contact
the Association for Retarded Citizens
at 477-6325.
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An open meeting to discuss profes
sional certification and quality stand
ards for day-care programs will be from
4 to 6 p.m. today at the Rath Staples
Child Development Lab on East Cam
pus. David Milofsky, novelist, short story
writer, journalist and critic will read
from his new novel, "Eternal People,"
in the UNL English department library,
on the second floor of Andrews Hall
today at 3:80 p.m.
Dear Notre Dame Bound Boys
(John, Joe & Larry)
Get excited for some real fun as opposed to
unreal fun. Also, I talked to my lawyer & he asks that
you bring a copy of said contract.
Love, Mary & Julie
P.S. John don't fogel to pack your baseball hat.
'SIX PISTOLS" ROCK!
Eartikins
You mesn a lot to me tnd I LOVE YOU!
Dellkins
New Pledges of Phi Mu,
CONGRATULATIONS)
and welcome to the familyl
Love ya. Your Sisters
Gail,
Here's tc bad jokes, bsd kitty, JoJo the Wonderman
and all the help you've given me. Hap&iy B-Day and
Thanksll
Jennifer
Glen C.
Happy Birthday! We hope you have a great clay! Eph.
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Girl in green sweater at Love library, afternoon of 219.
I'd love to meet youilj
RSVP ON
Your Admirer
in Blue Shirt
Ha Ha Boo Boo
Let' have the time of our lives this weekend. I hope
you are as excited as I am about the road trip to Col.
Love, Yogi
To Girl in red sweater sitten next to blond in Mon.
-Health 170 Reel.
Let's get together and practice C.P.Ft. How about it?
From the guy In black jacket two rows beck. R7P
Bernard (Ne intime Freund)
Dobry dent Mejte stas'.ne narozeniny! Nefcdy musime
tancovdt. Ryba, ryba!!
Skippy Klokanova a Biartca Medvedova
Anne P. (Chi-O)
Congratulations on making Innocents what an
honor!! We nil love you and are very proud.
Your Clii Omega Sisters
Get ready for Friday, Chi-0 and DU Kids! It's a world
of laughter, it's a world of cheer . . . It's so much that
we share and it's time we're aware, "It's a Small World"
after all!
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At November's Midwest Governors
Association Conference in Lincoln,
several fanners crowded those same
steps to ask about the same things.
The Holiday Movement scheduled
strikes in 1932, but these efforts were
not carried out uniformly nationwide.
They were more a series of strikes in
different areas. Violence broke out
when some farmers tried to market
their goods.
Still, the Holiday Movement was
moderately successful. Farmers battled
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the penny auction, where farmers would
bid pennies for their neighbors prop
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end of the day.
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