The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 22, 1986, the Student Body, Page Page 6, Image 18
Monday. September 22, 1986 Page 6 Daily Nebraskan Supplement nonycar Mon.-Fri. 7 am-10 pm Sat. 9-5 pm Sun. 1-5 pm ;V 6224 LOGAN LINCOLN . NE. 68507 (402)-467-8201 iteisht mm fa " fori fJUIil Uu YG'JTH CLASSES ESEHY AVL!LICLE CLASSES Special UNL Student Aerobic Package Option Convenient location (4 blocks from campus). Non-competitive atmosphere for women and men. Trained supportive instructors. Student memberships only $15 per year! (valid worldwide) Sign-up for our school year package plan (valid Sept.-May) Only $24 per month! Includes: Unlimited attendance in anyall Exercise Express (Aerobic Dance) sessions Approximately 6 classes offered daily. Unlimited use of Fitness Center (Weight Room) and Gym during "open hours" approximately 12-14 hours daily. Payment Plan-package option is setup on a pre-authorized check payment thru your bank-NO MONTHLY HASSLES! The YWCA offers a wide range of classes and services-stop in or call today for our current schedulebrochure. 476-2802. 'ilia Lincoln T1A ONLY Kd (regularly $6.00) OUR $6 PRECISION CUT FOR ONLY $4.95 That's right! You'll get our $6 precision cut for only $4.95 now through Oct. 25. Clip the coupon below and stop in for a pre cision haircut by one of our professional stylists. Walk right in-No appt. necessary! : I BELMONT . PLAZA ' 2600 N. .11- '4775650 UCU.1S: ' A l if 'v. ti eslmont Plau North 11 SL 14 I k-rftt. I iMmyma case swops J I Good thru Oct. 25 On 00 POESiSISJ Reg. $6 Good only at Belmont Plaza Not valid with anv other offer J I Richard WrightDaily Nebraskan Renovation was completed at the UNL Health Center last September. Over 20,000 square feet were added to the original building, additions were made to the basement, 1 st and 2nd and to the east and north wing. Facilities grow to meet student needs MesMk Center expanded By Jay Porter Staff Reporter Last September the ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the opening of the new University Health Center. The original building was designed This is fun Cant ccnbo hobit foHiiinc;. For $25, you can take a Dis covery Flight and fly a Cessna for the first time. You won't be obligated or pressured to continue your flight training. But then, you won't have to be. When you take a Discovery Flight, the sheer thrill of flying will bring you back for more. Sure, you'll be saying things like, "This will save time in my business travel." But you'll be thinking, "This is fun!" And you'll be right-either .way you look at it. So come on out and discover flying with us. We just thought you should be advised. Once you try it, you'll more than like it. A i ifv-i: "ft a Ccscna to serve a student enrollment of up to 10,000, according to Gary Wilkenson, director of business services at the Health Center. In 1958, the student enrollment was 8,356, As enrollment grew, health center facilities become more and more crowded. In 1966 proposals were made for a NsIbmMcan Editor Jeff Korbelik Supplements Editor Julie Jordan Hendricks Production Manager Katherine Policky Advertising Manager Leslie Larson Assistant Advertising Manager Bryan Peterson Cover Design Kelly Wirges new building that could accommodate a student enrollment of 24,000 to 25,000, Wilkinson said. Much later a Chi Con sultants study showed health center facilities to be inadequate, and in late 1982 plans began for the current build ing located at 15th & (J streets. The ground breaking for the $3,035,000 project was held in May 1984 Wilkinson said. The funding for the additional space came from the University Bond Reserve Fund and from surplus money at the Health Center. Dr. Gerald J. Fleischli, medical dir ector and acting administrator of the health center, said that the renovation will help the center to meet its goal of ". . . being available and accessible for students to come in and have their health problems dealt with." Fleischli pointed out the many ser vices of the Health Center have become more efficient due to the increased space. These include twenty-four hour availability; Emergency Clinic; in patient and outpatient services; spec ialties in allergy, audiology, dental, dermatology, gynecology, internal medi cine, neurology, mental health, ophtha mology, oral surgery, orthopedics, sur gery, and urology; support services; reduced costs; and health insurance. tint, hike or work... Irish Setters the Pace-Setters if 4 Fctl-grain, water-repellent leather Sweat-resistant insole Stitch-welted construction "Traction-Tred" cushion-crepe wede sole supports your foot and cbsorks shock even over rocks "Feel at home in Havetock. Sizeswidths vary by style 6133 Havelock Ave. LINCOLN, NE Park free in the lot behind our store. Mon. & Tues. 9-6 Thurs. & Fri. 9-6 Wed. 9-8 Sat 9-5 - - Kany j