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Ml I Hill.MIIIMIHlUili I Mill'IP Uli ■■II David Fahlcson/ Daily Nebraskan That was then ... Bryan Thomas/ Dally Nebraskan ... this is now. SPRING BREAK 1989 MEXlgP 7MPHTS Acapulco from $340 Puarto Vallarta from $340 Mazatlen from $310 BAHAMAS Fraaport from $460 CARNIVAL CRUISE & Fi. Laudardala Combo from $660 ‘AP package* Mud* airfare, lodging quad occupancy* Panafer* 4 more. Priced Pom DaPa*. CaP hr price* Pom ohercPte*. For Raaarvations 6 Information CaS _ 1-800-PASSAGE_ bite or rirst store now boasts stalls, parking meters PICKLES From Page 6 store from its original location at 10th and Q streets, a major one bei ng the city government wanting the property for other uses. The old building was levelled and a me tered parking lot is there now. But Bullerman said there were other reasons. “It was partly the city and also the location. The one on 10th was out of the way and hard to get to because of the one-way street and the traffic, and there was not much flarking. Plus the store was small or as big as Pickles was getting," he said. The new store is bigger and closer to the university, specifically the residence halls and greck houses, Bullerman said. Pickles now boasts six stores, three in Lincoln and three in Omaha. The business’ founders, Rod Ferguson and Bill Hempel are still in charge of all six stores, Bullerman said. Customers have responded well to the new location. Those custom ers that prefer the new Pickle’s to other record stores in town cite two main reasons, Bullerman said. p “One, there's lots of parkktgr- — and two, they say that their main problem with Twister’s is that they never talk to you, they never help. "We’fe told from the day we Start here until the day we leave the company, always greet the cus tomer. ask them if they need any •help,” he said. Bijllerm^n said that the major •^complaint against the new location is the loss of theJ,atmosphere” that the old location had. > “The other store had an atmos phere, it almost made you almost kinda feel homey.” “It’s like why you choose one bar over another. You just like the atmosphere," he said. Contrary to spreading rumor, the downtown Pickles has no plans to relocate. ‘‘I asked them when this place opened, is "this permanent, and they said yes," he said. Bullerman said that the massive renovation it took to open the new store was such an undertaking that he couldn’t imagine them relocat ing anytime soon. He said the only plans that may lie ahead involve expanding the Pickles at 237 S. 70th St. b Rewarding Volunteer Spirit... I & GMAC FINANCIAL SERVICES I IN ASSOCIATION WITH I UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS OFFICE For those students who distinguish themselves by their campus and/or community volunteer service, we proudly present the “GM Spirit A ward” General Motors and GMAC Financial Services are pleased to be associated with your campus “GM Spirit Award,” an award dedicated to recognize and reward the spirit of student volunteers within your university community. Three students from your campus will be named as “GM Spirit Award” recipients. Each shall receive: 3 shares of GM Stock (GM Common, GM Class H, and GM Class E) A mounted certificate of recognition A special on-campus presentation ceremony and reception Campus and hometown media exposure ■ If you. or someone you know is a volunteer, please nominate them (or yourself) to be considered for the "GM Spirit Award” by completing an application form now available at: CAMPUS ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS OFFICE 200 NEBRASKA UNION OR 300 EAST NEBRASKA UNION 472-2454 OR 472-1780, DEADLINE DATE: MARCH 10, 1989 GM encourages you to be a volunteer! • m General Motors, "sharing your future”
