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UNL will have its 57th annual All-
University Hcncrs Convocation In' the
Bob Devaney Sports Center Friday, to
recognise students and faculty mem-
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Nachos $2.09 Reg. $239
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FOOD PREPARED FRESH DAILY
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Create the perfect paper or resuma fd!'c end easy I Do spreadsheets &
programming when ycu want. We provide the computer, printer, soft
ware, paper & training. You decide the time!
No experience
Arpontments S.
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Classical literature mid albums.
New line of regional books.
Books on religion and philosophy.
488-6125
Open 10:30-5:30
Monday-Saturday
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(Grcd3 Ion Do&cmcr, L!a, end Summer)
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TEACHERS COLLEGE irJTERVIEV FAIR
An opportunity fcr you to nuzzl echocl s.T.!n!str!crs
from Nstrsska sad ssversi surrounns stetss.
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Ccrosr Plarifiliig end Placement Center
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cited fcr their academic performances
at the conyocsticn, including mora
than 300 seniors who will be cited as
superior scholars for cither being la
the top 3 percent of thdr class or hav
ir.g been on the honor list each year
since their freshman year.
UNL will present two awards for Dis-
tinraished Educational Service at the
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call now to reserve a time 476-1300
open 8 a.m.-midnight 7 days-week
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Sutter Place Mall
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convocsticn to Leslie Wfcipp, professor
of English, ar.d Don Miller, Lancaster
Ccur.ty extension acnt chairperson for
UNL's Cooperative Extension Service.
Distinguished Educational Service
Av;ards are presented annually to rec
cgni23 outstanding performance by fac
ulty members who perform continuing
educational service other than on
camrus instruction. '
Whipp has taught et INL fcr 25
years. Besides his regular teaching
assignments, he has demonstrated a
concern for Improving writing skills it
111 educational levels. Yl;'rp has been
Involved in preens such 83 Project
English, the Tri-Unirersity prcgram,
the Training Teacher Trainers prefect
and the Nebraska Writing Prejact. Ite
also hu taught writing seminars in
Nebraska and has written essays on the
way young children write.
V.lif? earned his bachelor's and
master's degrees at the University of
Minnesota and his doctoral deee at
UNL
Miller has been Lancaster County
extension agent chairperson since 1073.
Before then he was extension agent
chairman in Hall County, and from 1959
to 1970 was the extension agent in Eox
Butte County.
Miller has been instrumental in the
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CLASSIFIED AOVERTIS1HQ
CALL 472-2.38
$2.50 minimum charge per day on commercial ads.
Ten words included.
$2.00 minimum charge per day on individual student
and student organization ads. -
$.75 billing charge on noncommercial ads. All
personal ads must be prepa'd.
NO REFUNDS ON PRE-PAID AOS.
NO RESPONSIBILITY ASSUMED FOR MORE THAN
ONE INCORRECT INSERTION.
FOUND sds may b submitted free of charga.
DEADLINE:
t p.r.i. dsy before publication (Monday through
Friday). .
The Daily Nebraskan will not knowingly accept help
-wanted ads from businesses ihat are not equal oppor
tunity employer.
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FRESH COPENHAGEN, SKOAL & KEY
Cliffs Smoke Snap
140 N. 12th
1678 Kawasaki K2400. Excellent condition wftn
luggage rack end peddsd backrest. 435-S228 after &
p.m.
72 CS350 Honda. New tires, battery, excellent
condition. Offer 467-561 1 , Rith.
Waveless aueen-tize waterbed. Ccmplete. Great
shape. Fully assembled. 477-85M.
2 35mm cameras plus attachments (wide a note lens,
flash, tele-converter), 540 or best ofer. Call 475-2575.
Leave message.
Microwave. Amcna Rdarange. LiV.e now. Hardly
used. 4S4-6C3S. .
Apartment Sale
2 love seats and matching chatr$70. Used waterbed
good cond.$100. Car stereo nw$75.
1 34 Sumner 3. Saturday 8-6, Sunday 8-1 Z-
Elementary teac-hsir selling all teaching materials:
Ditto masters, puppets, children's books, films,
records, games, much mors Friday and Saturday.
Low Prices, bring cssfc. 1240 North S3rd.
Gas Saver 73 Honda 350 fairing, backrest, lircgage
rack, $200. Call 477-7215.
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use of microcomputers fcr extension
eHces. Through his cfTorts, an interfac
ing system was developed between
microcomputers and the Nebraska
AGNET system. In 1E34, he received
the Cooperative Extension Service's
Distinguished Extension Agont Award
for his leadership in using microcom
puters with farmers and 4-H members.
Miller eared a bachelor's decree
from UNL and a master's decree from
Colorado State University. The univer
sity zhz will present, Distinguished
Teaching Awards to 19 members of the
UNL faculty and sL-o will present an
educational service award to a frc.;ify
member.
James McShane. crsfesscr cf tv.l
lkhf will receive the Annis Cludkia
Sorensen Award for Distinguished
Teaching in the humanities.
The NU Foundation Award will be
presented to Envto Goldensteln, pro
fessor of adult education and social
foundations. '
Two professors will receive Amcco
Foundation Awards: Donald McCurdy,
professor of curriculum and instruc
tion, and Jack Schinstcek, professor cf
agricultural engineering.
Fifteen other awards for distinguish
ed teaching authorized by the Legisla
ture will be presented to;
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1375 Camaro LT, ps, pb, ac. 63,503 miUs, good
condition, must sell going into service 782-CS75 (local).
1979 VVV Sciiroco, extra clean, AC, lew mileage.
Best offer. 475-4732.
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CLC?& T9 CfcPL'S
New, Bftordabie, energy-efficient apartments. Low
utilities. 2 bedrooms. Full bathroom wlih shower. All
appliances, f !ipce. Swimming pool.
JOSSfH E. KAM CO. 4J-1tl
APARTMENT FiliDEriS
435-8CSS
We take the fw.?sle out of aoartm-jnt hunting.
2-0drm. $350 plus dsposit. 533 N. 23rd, 433-3814.
4SS-45da.
2701 N. 27 Lot 13, available June 1. 2-baetroom, 1
12 bath mobile home. Appliances, difthwawher, free
lot tent, water, and sewer. $325 plus utilities. 786-2370
(ccal or 44-SS evenings
2701 N. 27 Lot 28, 2-bdtm. mobile home. Very
clean, available May 1 . Free lot rent, water, sewor. $310
plus utilities. 763-2370 local or 484-8665
evenings.
- Summer Housing Available
Acacia Fraternity Cod. Air Conditioned. Kitchen
Fuciiity Prctvidd, f or ntore inf ormsticfl contact Mark
Ml. at 475-2242 or 476-0230.
Subcase May 1Cth for summer. Lg. 2 bdrm. Apt,,
Close to East Campus, tstcorssy, Flreacs, A.C. low
UtM. Call 484-633s.
IBSAL for grad studeinu or st .nt eeupSo. Large
S-bdrm. partrrwnt wstudy. Pw,ily tumiatwd; not
beautiful but j oarqaln. t253p'.tanw utitttia. 21st a
"A," 475-1614, kep trying,
SUMMER SUBLEASE
2-BdrrT. apt. $3SS, aircoiid., Qishwvsher.'fireDiaca,
low utilities, excellent lunoiord, option for next chco4
year. 301 Baidwin 2, 4bd-1276.
StJblease, Isrs 2-room, AC. 42n4 8 Holdrtso,
vaiiabi Kay 13, $3?.3 plus utilities. 4SM21,
8-50 N. 2sh, new, 2-bedroom, cKahwaanar, AC. low
u!i!ii!3. $300. 475-2350.
EAST CAMPUS AREA
Amiable May 12, newer 4-bedroom, 2 baths. S tfiO
4S3549fter5.
Clean 3 bedroom. Nssr 27th i Vlr. AC. $355 elus
utilities. 423-1535. w
3533 Huntington. 2-93, bsicony, dSshwssNsr, (sun
dry, partiing. central AC, vai!a&e May 1, 4S443S7.
Surr.r.pr su!s neiid, May 15-Aug. 15 2-8R
pt wpool, 534Smo. plus cheep utilities. 474533.
3509 Baldwin, 2-BR., AC, fireplace, ditstiwKsar
d!sposa!, $333 plus electricity, close to East Csmous'
44862.
Ctesn, riwriwfs?. 5 bdrm. 916 "V" AC. $SS clue
UtilitiS. 423-1 534. k
O John Eupnow, assistant profes
sor cf food science and tefhnolcry.
S Robert Duncan, associate pro
fessor cf architecture.
O John Brumbaugh, protesor of
biololcrJl sciences; Barbara Di2:rnard,
associate professor cf English; ESchard
Dienstbicr, professor cf psyshology;
Raymond Haggh, profrsscr cf music;
Helen Moore, assistant professor of
sociology; David Road, associate pro
fessor of art; and James Samson, pro
fessor of physics and astronomy.
O Robert Justis, professor cf man
agement. O Vemer Meyers, associate profes
sor cf construction management, and
Yeri-Ching Pao, professor cf cnginsfi
in; mechanics.
G r.'.ta Kesn, assistant professor
tntexti'es, clothing and desip.
O Gordon Culver, professor cf bus
iness education, and Thomas Wand
lihk, assistant professor of hedth,
physlcsl education and reaeslion.
A reception for students, their par
ents, and faculty members v.ill be at 9
a.m. at the sportscentor's track. The
convocation begins at 10:C0 &.r.i.
Eoy Arnold, vice chancellor cf the
Institute for Agriculture and Natural
Resources, will preside at the convocation.
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Summer coei living at Triangie Fraternity, sir con
ditioned find laundry fAcilitie available. Room Mail
abii May 12 until August 17th. Call Dave at 472-1184
OTJ72-8443.
Single furnished room and board. $190mor,th.
Brown Palace, 475-2563.
Suntmer sublease: 3600 Huntington Ave. 3 2
bedroom, mr conditioned, sun 'jc-ck plus extras. $335
plus deposit. 46S-812S after 6:00 p.m.
Sum wer subtests. Ootion to rent infaif.2-bei'oom,
AC, fcaKx-ny. fireplace, disiiw&aher, teufciry, park
ing, good landioi'd. 4SS-3528.
Avaliefcle Mey 13, 2-bedroom, air, $310pSus utilities,
7 bleeps from campus. Call 474-K94.
Summer Sublease
Lg. 2-bsdroom apartment with air, c!ose to East
Campus. Low utilities, 468-0338.
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Summer live- In baby sitter evenings and weak
ends (res. Contact Nancy Stuertz, 457-2819 after 6
pin.
Touring group reeds drummer for tour of Veteran's
Hospitals sot for May 20-June 20. All expenses paid
including hot;s and meals. Jjlie, 464-2037.
Summer Employment
Carol Wright Sales has temporary siockhandter
openings beginning In mid May and lasting apnroxi
matsily 6-8 weaki. No experience necessary. fV,I cut
appiicaSioft 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-4:40 p.m.,
Monday-Friday at:
Nebraska Job Service
1010 "N" St.
Lincoln, NE -Equal
Opportunity Employer
ENVinor.t.SNTALl'STd
Join th Nebraska Water Conservation Council's
campaign for protection of ground water quality. Will
.train, fcsu? 1 p.m.-io p.m., M-F..Cali 476-2000.
Pfirt-;m scewtary. 8:20-1 1 :C0 a.m., Monday through
Friday. Permarnt position. Apply at Lincoln Spaghetti
Works. 228 N. 12.
Summr la'vJscapemaintenance. Must ot along
with ell yp of people 40 hours. Outdoors. 44-SSC0.
Caatttar (must fea personaWa, ambitious and fun to
work with) Hours are: 9:30-10. M xtdsy-Friosy. some
Saturciayt. Apsjiy st Orakaa Restaurant. 131 S. 13
Between 8:30 and 1 1 :00 and aftar 1 :30.
Summer deiivery-bus person. Mut be personable
and ambitious. Hours ars 11:00-1:30 MpnuJay-Friaay.
Must be abie to drive manual cor. Apply at Drake s
ResSaurant 131 S. 13betwe9nS:30ifid11:0Oajdafer
1:30.
NannyHousekeeper positions available now In
major U.S. cities. Salary & room & bwsrd. Call 423
2iid tor more information.
Summr waitresswaiter. Apply et DrsSas Rsstsu
reni. 1 3 1 S. 1 3 betweofj 8:30 and 1 1 :00 rKf a!tr 1 :30.
noil
Is na hiring for fall semeatsr. Earn $3-$1 5 per tecture.
Apply at Jiio'i Noles In NeswasJ-.i o.-e from
11:00-4:00.
Church's F:ie3 Chic)
1230 N. 27th
Locking fcr tfapsnd&bia popla.
CKiPtonsjrr tscMisst si
Responsible for the eHesiiwe interviewing recruit
ment and aeieetion cf tucNiical. piofes3ioni. and
managemeftt ptmmm. Colterw required.
v Additional eicpcfience tey aufcaMuti Three yaara
UirectJy nstoted expertenee. Encellent communication,
sftses, anfi orenizstional skiim are nacwary. Fieast
reply fey Aprlt 2 Send ieum to:
Commercial fe ' :?M
4470 Fanwps Si.
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