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Daily Nebraskan
Friday, April 18, 1986
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It s Our First
Anniversary.
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And to celebrate, we are
offering specials Wednes
day thru Sunday. No coupon
necessary.
It's our way of saying
"thanks" for making our
first year the best. And it's a
good way for you to enjoy
the great taste of our 96
fat-free frozen yogurt, that
tastes like premium ice
cream yet has almost half
the calories and is lower in
cholesterol.
You'll say TCBY is The Coun
try's Best Yogurt. And it is!
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All The Pleasure. None Of The (iuilt..
1 '2 blocks south of campus on 14th street in Lincoln.
FRIDAY-Lite Bite Shakes, or
Shakes, or Fruit Smoothies
(reg. $1.99)
SATURDAY-Lite Bite Fruit Sundaes,
or Hot Fudge Sundaes
(Reg. $1.99)
SUNDAY-Super Size 13-oz. Container
(Reg. $1.99)
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Fraternity members pause from doing yardwork at the Folsom Children s zoo to watch a
peacock show off its feathers
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Zoo cleaned for Greek Week project
The Folsom's Children's Zoo is bene
fitting from the annual Greek Week
philanthropy project as members of
UNL's Greek system have been working
on the grounds painting and clean
ing at the zoo since Wednesday after
noon. Jon Olson, co-chairman of the pro
ject, said fraternity and sorority partic
ipants saved the zoo over $2,100 in
labor costs the first day of work.
Olson said about 150 people have
been working each afternoon, contri
buting about 700 hours of work a day.
The four-day project will continue until
Saturday, he said.
Olson and Julie Simon, the co-chairwoman
of the project, consulted zoo
officials alter narrowing down several
ideas.
Mike Bowling, business manager at
the zoo, said the group has done a
super job and he is pleased.
"There is no way we could have got
ten everything done on our own," he
said.
The Greek Week volunteers make up
the largest turnout the zoo has had
from one single group, he said.
Preparation for opening day is muc h
closer to completion this year than it
ever has been, Olson said.
The zoo is scheduled to open May 4.
Several local businesses are donat
ing food and drinks for the workers,
and CBS Records is sponsoring a con
test among the houses.
Karen Kolman, a representative of
CBS Records, said the fraternity and
sorority that get the most points for
member participation will each receive
a $300 gift certificate.
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You can use the American Express Card
to buy concert tickets for your favorite
O groups or airplane tickets for your vaca
tions. It's the perfect way to pay for all the
little things, and the big-ticket items, that
you'll want during college.
How to get the Card
before you graduate.
Because we believe college is the first sign
of success, we've made it easier for you to
get the American Express Card. Graduating
students can get the Card as soon as they
accept a $10,000 career-oriented job. If
you're not graduating yet, you can
apply for a special sponsored Card.. Look
for student applications on campus.
Or call 1 -SOO THE -CARD, and tell them
you want a student application.
The American Express Card.
Don't leave school without it:SM
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