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j Olympic weightlifting
March of Dimes
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WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 12
and Thursday, Nov. 13 .
TIME: 10:00 A.fM:Q0 PJA.
WHERE: City Union
COST: $5 arresting donation
FOR MORE INFORMATION,
STOP BY THE BOOTH AT THE
CITY UNION NOVEMBER 10-12
FROM 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
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MEN'S OLYMPIC WEIGIITLIFTING MEET RESULTS
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Organization
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Snatch & Jerk Ratio
If You Have 60 Credit Hours .
YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR CXC.S.
If you have 60 accredited semester hours . . . and can
achieve a high score in a special aptitude test . . . you
could be just 22 weeks from earning the gold bars of a
Second Lieutenant in the Army Reserve . . . and ready
to take on your first Reserve leadership assignment.
Qualify and you'll attend an 8-week Basic Training
Course".', then go on to a 14-week Officer Candidate
School (O.C.S.) which will change you both mentally
and tiysically. ett you graduate, you'll receive your
commission as an officer in the Army Reserve and
continue training in a Branch Officer Basic Course.
Then you'll return home to serve in a nearby Reserve
Unit . . . usually one weekend a month and two weeks
annual training.
It's a great opportunity to gain the skills and begin
the practice of the kind of leadership and management
prized so highly by civilian employers.
You need not have completed your degree . . .just the
semester hours and a lot of ability and confidence to
qualify.
If you're interested in O.C.S., call:
(402) 471-5195 in Lincoln collect
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Weight Class: 132 Lbs.
1 Mark Hentschke Snatch Attack
2 Todd Gustafson Alpha Tau Omega
Weight Class: 148 Lbs.
1 Troy Kelly Phi Gamma Delta
2 Brian Lognefest Alpha Tau Omega
2 JoeAshelford Phi Gamma Delta
Weight Class:
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2 Jerry Peterson
3 Mick Ruff
4 Jerry Kilcorn
5 Pat Barnwell
6 Carter Kikjer
7 Chris Nolfe
165 Lbs.
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Weight Class: 181 Lbs.
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Kent Therkelson
Mike Bischof
Steve Ball
Chris Heyne
Trent States
Dirk Wagner
Thorn Mendlik
Weight Class: 193 Lbs.
Andy Fry
Mark Beeson
Chris Zandt
Bryan Rieker
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Weight Class: 220 Lbs.
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2 John Gross
3 JimBylund
4 Darin Hill
5 JeffMeiz
6 Doug Standstedt
7 TomRuhlman
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This holiday season,
get the" Write Stuff"
atthe right price.
i, Now you can get the competitive
edge when classes begin in January. With a
Macintosh personal computer, and all the
write extras.
We call it the Macintosh 'Write Stuff
bundle. You'll call it a great deal! Because
when you buy a Macintosh "Write Stuff"
bundle before January 9, 1987, you'll receive
a bundle of extras and save $250.
Not only will you get your choice of a
Macintosh 512K Enhanced or a Macintosh
Plus, you'll also get an Image Writer II
printer, the perfect solution for producing
near letter-quality term papers or reports,
complete with graphs, charts, and
illustrations.
Plus, you'll get MacLightning,
the premier spelling checker con
taining an 80,000 word dictionary
with options for
thesaurus, medical or legal dictionaries.
Together with your favorite Macintosh word
processing software, you can transform
your notes into the clearest, most letter
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turned in on time.
What's more, there's a Macintosh
Support Kit filled with valuable accessories
and computer care products from 3M
Complete with all the things you need to
keep your Macintosh running long after
you've graduated.
Let us show you how to get through
college better, faster, and smarter. Stop in
and see us for more information.
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NEBRASKA UNION LOWER LEVEL
123 165 2.27
0 85 0.59
95 135 1.55
0 95 .66
0 95 .66
115 145 1.60
110 150 1.58
100 150 1.56
95 130 1.38
75 100 1.17
80 80 1.03
0 -100 0.62
104 175 1.67
100 120 1.22
80 110 1.13
85 105 1.09
95 100 1.09
80 0 0.46
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150 230 2.10
135 185 1.64
115 145 1.43
80 140 1.17
110 0 0.58
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165 250 1.95
140 195 1.66
125 180 1.46
120 105 1.04
90 100 0.87
110 0 " 0.53
Huskers win big
in last 2 games
VOLLEYBALL from Page 9
After six side outs, the Huskers
put the match away by scoring
eight unanswered points behind
Kathi DeBoer's four service aces.
The Huskers had five service
aces in the first game, with the
other two aces coming from Karen
Dahlgren. The first game ended
when Virginia Stahr slammed a
kill right in the middle of the
Cyclone defense.
"I thought Iowa State played
us pretty tough in the first half of
game one," Pettit said.
In game two, the Huskers were
ahead the whole game, as they
jumped out to a early 4-0 lead.
After nine side outs, the Cyclones
scored their first point after
Nebraska's Angie Millikin hit a
shot out of bounds. That was the
closest the Cyclones got to the
Huskers as Nebraska scored six
straight points to take a 10-1
lead. On the next point, the
Cyclones lost their top player
Evans when she twisted her ankle
trying to dig Dahlgren's shot in
the middle.
Iowa State coach Vicki Mealer
said the ankle injury to Evans
was not that serious and that she
might be able to play in their
next match on Thursday.
After Evans was replaced by
Jill Sharp, the Huskers scored
four straight points behind
Schonewise's three kills andTisha
Delaney's service ace to make
the score 14-2. The game ended
when Schonewise served her first
service ace of the night.
In game three, the Cyclones
jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead,
but the Huskers, behind the
serving of DeBoer and the hitting
of Dahlgren quickly jumped out
to a 13-4 lead. The game ended
when Stahr blocked a Katy Lav
ery shot to force the ball back on
the Cyclones side.
NOEL PAUL STOOKEY
(of Peter, Paul & Mary)
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SKTE OF THE HEART
7:30 PM, Thursday, November 13
Nebraska Union Ballroom
14th & R Streets
TICKETS
Presale $5 Students $8 Non-Students
At Door $7 Students $8 Non-Students
On sale at City and East Unions, and
Pickles, Dirt Cheap and Brandeis
Sponsored by United Ministries in Higher Education, Lincoln & Oikumene (Campus Ministry Co-op)
