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CLEAN AND CLOSE
2-bedroom apartment located close to East Campus and
Um Place shopping. All appliances. Laundry facilities,
Oil-street paiking.
HUNTINGTON SQUARE APARTMENTS
3300 HUNTINGTON AVE.
466-8611
Joseph E. Kean Co, 474-1666
B Week 1987
SCHEDULE OF E VENTS
Monday. Feb 23 - SPECIAL EVENTS: -7:00-9 00 Faculty
Breakfast. CBA Faculty Lounge, 10.00-1030 0 Vee Buss
and Gary Schwendiman speak, Centennial Room. NE
Umtion, 10:30-11 00 Open questions lor D Vee and Gary.
11 00-11:45 Tour ol Campus and CBA 11 45-12 10 Small
Group Discussions. Centennial Room. 12.10-12.30 Awards,
Ce niennial Room
NU MEDS
We will have a meeting Wednesday. Feb. 25 at 6 30 in the
Union. See you there1!
Submit a Nomination!
THE SUE TIDDALL AWARD
FOR
CREATIVE HUMANITY
A chance to recognize and honor leilow students,
faculty or staff who go beyond the call ot duty to help
make the UNL campus a more humane place to be.
Call 476-0355 for
Information and Nummation Forms
"FARM CRISIS: HUMAN VALUES
S HUMAN FUTUKFS"
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Mon .Feb, 23 E.ist Campus Union
11:30 AM Luncheon Fellowship
12 00 Noon Program
"Coils ot the Crltlt: Social Dliordcr"
Dr. Jack Kay. UNL Dept. ot Speech Communications
Faculty. Stat). & Students all welcome!
WANTED: 4 tickets to KU-NU B-ball game, 786-2240
before 4:30 p.m.. 4G6-1250 after 4 30 p.m.
WANTED. 40 people to lose or gain weight. Call Bob
423-794B, evenings.
Friday, February 20, 1987
WANTED: INTELLIGENT, energetic, responsible indivi
duals to stall new restaurant downtown. All positions
available, counter to cook. Part-time only Apply m-
personl412jy St., Ask lor Bruce. 10:00-1:00 Sjn
"SUMMTR JOB INTERVIEWS-average earnings Si 400.
Gam valuable experience in advertising, sales, and public
relations selling yellow page advertising tor the Nebraska
campus telephone direciories. Opportunity to travel
nationwide Complete training program in North Carolina.
(Expenses paid). Looking lor enthusiastic, goal-oriented
students tor challenging, well-paying summer job. Sign
uo lor interviews with University Diiectories at Ottice of
SuhQlaishipsJ. Financial Aid by February 24.
"SALES POSITIONS, part-time, work around schedules.
we tram. Call in evenings, 468-2636.
?ART"tTmE waiterwaitress and bartender. Night-time
and weekend hours. Will train. Call Rick at 423 9900,
TurnpRMtuanl
HILLCREST Country Club is now hiring lor lifeguard
oositions. Applications available Tuesday through Friday
From 2-4 jnjfain Otfice. 8901 0 Street
The YMCA Youth Sports Dept. is hiring soccer officials
for vouth league. No experience necessary. We train. Paid
Msjiion, CalfYouth Sports. 475-9622.
2 PART-TIME positions. 25 hours plus evenings and
weekends Person must provide living skills to an
adolescent female living in Wahoo. Behavior management
exoenence desired S5 09 hourly. Contact Marilyn Carper
at Saunders County Office ol Mental Retardation. 443
4694. E0E.
FL00RMEN NEEDED - Must be Big. Cool-headed
and over 19yearsold. Apply alter 7 p.m. at STOOGES.
The YMCA Youth Sports Dept. is looking lor VOLUN
TEER soccer coaches. Low competitive league for youth
plavers. Contact Youth Sports. 475-9022 now!
DJ NEEDED must be able to entertain not iust
play records STOOGES apply after 7 p.m. Male
or female!
COULD YOU BE A BOSTON NANNY?
Are you a loving, nurturing person who enjoys spending
time with children? Live in lovely, suburban neighbor
hoods enjoy excellent salaries, benefits, your own living
quarters and limited working hours. Your round-trip
transportation is provided. One year commitment neces
sary Call or write: Mrs. Fiscn, Cruldcare Placement
Service Inc (CCPS), 149 Buckminster Rd., Brookline. MA
02146 1617) 566-6294.
TICKET GIRL & BAR BACK NEEDED - Must be
friendly, energetic, like working with people, and
over 19 - STOOGES - Apply alter 7 p.m.
CAMP COUNSELORS MaleFe
male Outstanding Slim and Trim Down Campus: Ten
nis Dance, Slimnastics, WSI, Athletics, NutritionDietet
ics Age 20-plus. 7 weeks CAMP CAMELOT on COLLEGE
CAMPUSES at Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, No. Carol
ina Calfironai. Contact: Michele Friedman, Director, 947
Hewlett Dr., No. Woodmere, N.Y. 11581, 800-421-4321.
DAILY NEBRASKAN
EDITORIAL PASTE-UP
PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
Position open Sunday through Thursday, 7:00 until
newspaper completed. Negotiate one evening off.
Only persons responsible and dependable need apply
to Catherine, 34 Nebraska Union, daily to submit
application and portfolio. Need not be a student to
apply for this position. Questions 472-1762.
JADE PALACE
Now hiring waitery, hosthostess, bartenders and bus
persons. Apply in person, 500 Sunvalley Blvd. No phone
calls please.
PLASMA DOOHS
Earn up to $30 a week or $120 a month. First donation
$10. second donation in the same calendar week
(Monday-Saturday) 20. hew donors bring in this ad
for a $2 bonus on the first, donation. University
Plasma Associated Bioscience of Nebraska, 1442 "O
St. 475-8645. .
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Try an order of our new garlic bread.
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You're next on Death Row!!!
Think about those last requests.
The Alpha Phi Courthouse
ASIAN NIGHT
Come experience the beauty of Asian Culture on
Saturday. February 21. 1987 at 7.30 p.rn in the NE
Union Ballroom. Sponsored by UPC-AMC Asian
American Committee.
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RESIDENCE HALL WEEK
CO-ED SAND VOLLEYBALL
Thursday, March 5
Harper-Schramm-Smith Courts
5:00-8:00 PM
$100.00 Prize
Questions? Call 472-0608 (Jill)
Robert and Carole Hansen
Happy 25th Anniversary Mom & Dad. We love you
very much!
Bobby, Denise, Randy, Dennis & Rodney
Andy, Shawn & John:
You guys are GREAT! Let's all UNITE Sun. at 7:00 p.m. in
the Union!
Lose your head at Chi Phi Snow Volleyball
Saturday, Feb. 28
"DOG SALE"
Sheldon Art Shop
12-5 PM Tues.-Sat., Thurs. 7-8 PM, Sun. 2-9 PM
INTRADURAL INDOOR
TRACK MEET
The Intramural Indoor Track Meet will be held
Sunday, Feb. 22 at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
Track will open at 1 p.m. Events will begin at 1:30.
472-3467.
B-Week 1987
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Monday. Feb. 23 - SPECIAL EVENTS: - 7:00-9:00 Faculty
Breakfast, CBA Faculty Lounge. 10:00-10:30 D'Vee Buss
and Gary Schwendiman speak, Centennial Room, NE
Union. 10:30-11:00 Open questions for D'Vee and Gary.
11:00-11:45 Tour of Campus and CBA. 11:45-12:10 Small
Group Discussions, Centennial Room. 12:10-12:30 Awards,
Centennial Koom.
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Take Control but don't forget our mee'.ng Sunday
night in the Nebraska Union.
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UNL RUGBY
Practice every Tuesday & Thursday. 5 00 p.m. at Mabel
Lee practice field beginning Tuesday. Feb 24, 1987.
Brought to you by Vmee Powers.
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UNITE
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Important meeting Sunday 7:00 in the Nebraska Union,
ALPHA ZETA
Spaghetti Feed. 5-7 p.m.. Feb. 22 at the East Union,
COME SEE "What Have I Done to Deserve All This''
Sunday. Feb. 22 at Sheldon Film Theater, Showings
at 3. 5. 7 & 9. Presented by UPC Foreign Films,
SUNDAY. FEB. 22 is the day to see "What Have I Oone to
Deserve All This." Showings in Sheldon at 3, 5. 7 & 9.
Presented by Foreign Films
BASKETBALL GOLF PARTICIPANTS
Those people who shot intramural basketball golt on
Tuesday, 2 17 in Mabel Lee 301 will have the opportunity
to shoot again either Thursday, 219 or Friday, 220 in
Mabel Lee 301 from 6 p m.-8:3u p.m. A procedural error
was made Tuesday night. Inquiries: 472-3467. -
WHO ARE THE C0NTRAS?
Find out Friday, Feb. 20 at 12:00 noon,
SKI SN0WMASS in Aspen. Condo sleeps 6. Furnished.
(303) 482-0130.
SCARLET & CREAM Singers audit'ows for 1987-1988
year are now open. Information availaole"242 Westbrook,
Ray Miller.
UNL STUDENT
GOVERNMENT
STUDENT COURT
The Judicial Branch deals with matters concerning
student organization, impeachment trials, contested
election, etc. Term ol olfice April 1st. 1987 to April
1988. Applications and information can be obtained
in 115 Nebraska Union. Deadline Feb. 20th.
A COMMUNICATION Workshop for Married Student
Couples will meet Mondays. March 9, 16, 23, 30 from
7:00-8.30. If interested, contact Sue at47?-3461 (Counsel
ing Division Student Center 4).
UNL FACULTY, STAFF, STUDENTS!
FRIDAY GAtHERING TIME
3:30-5:30 PM Every Friday
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
1309 R" Street
Fellowship Refreshments
ALL Welcome
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ANYBODY ELSEI
SUNDAYS AT
CORNERSTONE
10:00 AM Bible Study
10 30 AM Fellowship Hour
11:00 AM Sunday Worslup ' ." .
All UNL students, faculty and staff are invited and
welcome to share in this community of inquiry,
fellowship, celebration, and growth in Jesus Christ.
REPRESENT STUDENTS ON THE
FOLLOWING CAMPUS-WIDE ADVISORY BOARDS
-NEBRASKA UNION BOARD
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER
INFORMATION ft APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE
IN 115 NEBRASKA UNION
DEADLINE FEBRUARY 20TH
THE CHANCELLOR'S Task Force on Accessibility
and Standards would like to receive comments from
members of the UN L community to help it identify
issues, guestions, positions, and information relevant
to its area of concern. The study of accessibility of
the University includes attention to barriers (such as
cost, location, image, types of programs, biases)
which may inappropriately keep students from
attending here. Standards relate to those require
ments which the University does or should hold for
admission and satisfactory progress. Please address
your comments to the Task Force, 61 Henzlik Hall.
0364 by March 6.
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JUNIORS
Have you picked up your Student Alumni Career
Guide? they are available at the Career Piartrunj) &
Placement Center, The Internship Office, The Wick
Alumni Center & on Feb 18 & 19 at a Union Booth.
RESEARCH PAPERS 15.278 Available! Catalog $2 00.
Reseaich. 11322 Idaho 206XT. Los Angeles I0025, TOLL
FRLE HOT LINfc. 800-351-0222. Ext. 33. VAMC or C0D
SPRING BREAK Hurr y1 Limited space available at these
number one collegiate beach and ski destinations. South
Padre Island, Oaylona Beach, Steamboat Springs, Miami
BeachFort Lauderdale. Mustang IslandPort Aransas,
Galveston Island and Fort Walton Beach. Call Sunchase
Tours Central Spring Break Toll Free Hot Line today for
information and reservations 1-800-321-5911!!!
GET IN SHAPE FOR
SUMMER!!
Last week to sign up for:
"An Active Way to
Weight Control"
Call 472-7447 or
Stop by UNL Health Center
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