Lincoln to Newark: Round trip $175—Leave 12-19-90,
return 1-13-90. Cal! Vince, 476-9684, leave message.
110 Announcements
How to stop the world so you can get onl Workshop and
video. 4pm Tuesday, December 4 at East Campus Un
ion: 7:30pm Wednesday. December 5 at Nebraska Un
ion. U.S. Peace Corps. 472-3201.
Pre-Vet Club Meeting Wed. 7:00pm, VBS 145.
“I believe that service to
others is an obligation of
mankind.
Campus Red Cross December 4th, 6 p.m., Student
Union.
*FREE SNEAK PREVIEW*
"Awakenings"
starring Robin Williams and Robert DiNero
Wed. Dec. 5 at 8:00
Sheldon Film Theatre
Tickets available at the City Union CAP Office
Presented by: UPC American Films
*WILLY WONKA*
and the Chocolate Factory
Sunday Dec. 9th
7pm and 9pm
$1 with ID, $2 non
City Union
UPC-Amorican Films
HOT
topic on a
COLD
day. UPC Taks and Topes presents.. SAVE OUR
TREES - SAVE OUR LIVES, A DEBATE. City Union
today, 8:00pm. One measley dollar for students.
All UNL women who havejunior standing are eligible to
apply for GLAMOUR'S TOP 10 COLLEGE WOMEN
COM PETITION. Winners will be chosen from five differ
ent areas of study. This is your chance for national
recognition, a cash prize, and an ail expenses paid trip to
New"Vork to meet with lop professionals. Applications
available at the CAP office, 200 Nebraska Union, CAP
East. 300 East Union, Women s Resource Center, 117
Nebraska Union, and the Culture Center. Applications
are due February 15. 1991.
Amnesty International Praaanta
Dr. David Forsythe
Different Approaches to Human Riglits
Amnesty Int’i 6 the Red Cross'
Wednesday Dec. 5
7 SO City Union
CBA Student Advisory Board Presents;
JAY DUNLAP ol Union Bank and Trust Thursday, Dec. 6
at 3:30pm in Union.
College Republicans
Meeting Wednesday, December 5 at 6nm in the Union,
room will be posted. Questions? Call Chris Gwartnoy,
4 7?-3052._
CORNCOBS
Important PLEDGE meeting today. 4:30pm in the Union.
DECA
Meeting Wednesday, Dec. 5 in the Union. All members
need to attend. 700, room posted.
Need gift ideas? Attend the 12th Annua! Arts and Craft
Fair at the East Union December 4 and 5. 10 a.m. to 6
p m. Sponsored by UPC-Visual Arts
GOLDEN KEY MEMBERS
Don't mice the Christmas Party Wednesday, Dec. 5.
4-?0pm in the Reunionl
INTRAMURAL
ENTRY PERIODS
Wednesday. 12/5 is the first day of the entry period for the
following spring semester activities: men s and women's
basketball: co-rec volleyball; chess; men's, women's
tnd co-rec snow softball tournament; and men's,
womens. and co-rec table soccer doubles. 472-3487
Kare Bear Daycare has openings for 6 weeks-12 years
Daily toddler and preschool classes. Qualified staff, Title
XX welcome, close to UNL. Call 474-7200.
Lightweight Basketball
Weigh-In
The first of two pre-season weigh-ins lor the intramural
lightweight basketball league (1oC lbs. and under) begin
ning spring semester will be Thursday, December 6 from
4-6 p.m. In the men's locker room of the Coliseum. A
current UNL photo I.D. is required. 472-3487.
Tonight is officer elections. Anyone interested in getting
involved in NAA. this is your opportunity! —Becker CPA
Review will be here; —and tonight is our pizza party! II
This is the last student meeting of the semester, so
everyone is encouraged to attend. Informal dress. 6:00.
City Union. See you mere...
★
Need gift ideas? Attend the 12th Annual Ads and Craft
Fair at the East Union December 4 and 5.10 a.m. to S
p.m. Sponsored by UPC-Visual Arts.
PBL PIZZA BASH 90
Come see what PBL/FBLA is all about! Tonight at 6pm—
Room 107 CBA. Everyone welcome—Bring a friendl
FREE PIZZA
PHI-U meeting tonight at 6:30, East Union. Room TBA.
Last meeting of the semester. Refreshments!
PRIVATE GUITAR
INSTRUCTION
Beginners or advanced. Lessons can include use of
rental guitar at $6 per week
Zager Studio 499 2430, 423-2700. _
Should loggers be able to deatroy our forreats?
Should radical proteators be able to injure workers?
Hot topic - Cold day
Warm your emotions at 8:00pm today, City Union Ball
room. You're invited... Please no gifts. UPC Taks and
Topics.
HOT/COLD
Student Education Association meeting Dec. 4, 5:30
p.m., City Union. Room posted. First year teachers talk
aboui their experience in the classroom. New members
welcome.
TUG-OF-WAR
The intramural tug-of-war will be held int he Cook Pavil
ion on Wednesday, 12/5 beginning at 6:30p.m. Compe
tition is available in men's and women's unlimited, men's
160ib. and under, women's 135lb. and under, and co-rec.
No fees, enter on site. 472-3467A.
UNION BOARD
Meeting tonight 500pm
City Union.
UNL Biology Club
Meeting Wednesday, December 5, 7:30 p.m., 118 Man
ter. Guest speaker Dr. Conway. All are welcome.
HOT/COLD
Young Democrats
SCAMFEST ’90
Meet at the Union Thurs., Dec. 6. 8:00pm, room posted.
We ll depart from there for she Social Event of the year.
Be there or bo a republican I
120 Greek Affairs
Congratulations outgoing officers and team leaders of
Delta Tau Delta You all did a great jobl
Thanks Again. Your Brothers
Eric F. (Sigma Nu)
Thanks for all your heto this year. You're awesome—
we'll miss youl „
Love, the Little Sisters
Good Luck to John Pachetti on your election to the
Overall IFC Secretary position.
The Men of Sigma Nu
John P„
Congratulations upon becoming Sigma Nu Fraternity
King Pin Brother of the week. Your strong social efforts
and leadership are appreciated.
The Men of Sigma Nu.
To the Men of Acacia.
Here's to Melodrama '901 Tack room... Excuse me while
I whip this out... DOI... Greek Lightening... MilN Vanifli
Wanna Bees . Blazing Paddles... Thanks a lot and good
luck next year I _ _ .
The Trt-Dek*
Trf Celts, This was the best Melodrama aver I Thank you
very much!
The Men of Acacia
130 Student Government
GET PSYCHEDI
Government Liaison Committee Meeting
Wednesday-Dee. 5
700 p.m.-Cky Union
Ideas tor possible lobbying projects A guest speaker
from *he capital.
140 Personals__
Sara "The Lexington Windjammer.*
Sorry we dropped you in the hills, but at least we waited
for yal If you want to pick-up a ride next weekend before
dead week, give us a buzz, 9314-9322. Remember,
when the snot is trozen in your nose and only the cold
harsh wind will blow, that's when you need a wheal, so
the numb you'll no longer feel.
James and Conrad
Daniel Robert:
Only one week leftl Whatever are you going to do
without me? Probably study for a change, huh. I think you
should take next Wednesday off. because we have some
serious partying to do Tuesday nightl _ _
Doris Ruth
Vern.
Happy 22nd. The past 11 months have been the beet
everil
Love ya. Vern
L. Washboard:
Time: This week. Place: Any Two-eteppin', h|P
swlngln, boot-stompin' saloon. Interested? Respondi
Pone.
JON, MATT, PHIL. SCOTT
GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR NEW HOUSE 1 HOPE THE
TIME BOMB WE PLANTED WORKS...
JULIE A STEPHANIE
ATTENTION ELIGIBLE MALES who would Ike to have
an exotic week in Colorado with a single blonde. Re
spond via personals. Snowbunny
145 Lost & Found
Found: Coat at the Sidetrack Tavern Saturday night. Call
435-0663 to identify.
FOUND: Key in Centennial Mall between Q4R Streets.
Call 489-7210 after 5:30 to identify and claim.
Lost: Black, purple, turquoise ski jacket. If found: Please
contact Julie at 436-8638.
160 Help Wanted ” ~
Accounting Instructor
9-month position; responsibilities: teaching 32 credit
hours per academic year in accounting, lead instructor
for accounting program and banking management.
Qualifications: working knowledge ol MS DOS; bache
lor's degree in accounting, practical accounting experi
ence required; master's degree, college level teaching
experience, attendance or graduation from a community
college preferred. Send letter of application, resume,
transcripts, three references to Don Guild, dean of in
struction, Seward County Community College, Box
1137, Liberal, KS 67905-1137. Starting date: Jan, 2. AA/
EOE
Cafeteria Help Needed
We are looking tor a mature, dependable person to work
3:30-9:30 p.m!. Monday-Friday workweek. Cafeteria and
cashiering experience preferred. This position includes
full time benefits. If interested please apply at the Square
D cafeteria, 1717 Center Park Road. EOt.
Cafeteria Help Needed
Part-time positions available Monday-Friday, 10:15
a.m.-2:15 p.m. or 5:30-9:30 p.m. Cafeteria experience
helpful. Paid vacation and holidays. If interested, please
call Herman at 423-6721. ext. 296 or Jane at 473-8269
after 12:30 p.m. EOE.
Earn $7.50-$15per lecture taking notes for Jon's Notes.
Excellent opportunity for a junior, senior, TA, or prad
student. Must provide example of note taking skills. Note
takers needed for the following subjects:
ANTHROPOLOGY
ARTS TODAY
ASTRONOMY
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
CHEMISTRY
CLASSICS
ECONOMICS
FINANCE
GEOGRAPHY
GEOLOGY
HEALTHY LIFE STYLES
HISTORY
MODERN LANGUAGES
PHILOSOPHY
PHYSICS
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
To apply, call Jon's Notes at 476-8006. Jon's Notes is
located in Nebraska Bookstore. 1300 Q St.
Earn Extra Cash
for Christmas
Immediate placements for assembly workers and expe
rienced MiG welders, ait shifts. Also, part-time cashier
position in industrial plant cafeteria. Applicants must be
18 or older. EOE. Apply at: MSP Resources Inc., Suite
436 Greentree Ct., 210 Gateway North.
Help wanted immediately. California Deli. Monday-Fri
day, 9:30-2. Call 474-DELI. Ask for Natalie. Call before
11 or after 1.
Home helper. 11 p.m.-7 a.m„ Saturdays and Sundays.
Help handicapped elderly woman during the night. (Lift
ing involved). Either sleep or study on shift. S30/mght.
Call 476-0132. Leave message.
Marketing Trainee
National company seeks a candidate with a marketing,
communication or sales emphasis, to fill an immediate
opening. Send resumes by December 15 to Wan
derGuard, 941 O St. Lincoln.
Misty’s Havelock
t/alet purkers, 5:30 to 11:00 p.m., Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday & Saturday from Dec. 5 through Dec. 22.
Apply in person, Misty's Havelock, 6235 Haveiock.
Nanny Opportunitiee-Eaet Coast
Need a break from school? Be a nanny for o"e yc ar, earn
great money. Wonderful environment. Must love kidsl
Call Arlene, 1-800-443 6428.
That's right!
P. O. Pears,
322 So. Ninth Street,
is discounting all their
clothing. Perfect for
Christmas. Sale goes
until December 15th
so HURRY!!!!
[ Large Plate™
j Of Nachos!!!
I For the Price of a Small
Daily Specials
Mon-Fri: Happy Hour 3-7 & 11-1
Sun: All You Can Fat Tacos
S4.50
Mon: Two's Day - 2fers on
Tacos, Tostadas & Taco
Salads
Tues: S3 Meal Deal
Wed: 99c Margarita Madness
Thurs: Live Jazz Downtown
ic*i. i Jazz Gateway
Brunch - Gateway
Free Parking at j
Both Locations
132 So. 13th 64th & O’
477-5122 467-5110
Reservations!
i Accepted \
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7 President of
Syria
12 Current-carrying
coil of wire
14 Ballerina, at
times
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17 Heidi star
1937
18 In concert
19 Witch s place in
the Bible
21 Elusive one
22 Chelsea cans
23 Novelist Nm
24 City NE of
Nagasaki
25 Marino target
26 Carpus
27 Attacks
28 Sired
29 Strike out
30 Dolly from Tenn
32 In abundance
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gazelles
34 Las Vegas
winner or loser
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36 Carpentry
protection
37 A symbol of
purity
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41 Deadheads
42 Fast-food
companion
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snack
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45 Bolshevik boss
46 Fata morgana
48 Fence for
defense
50 Certain browns
51 Promoted
52 Big spender or
tipper
53 Grow furious
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-last play
Lincoln attended
2 Nut or color
3 Cauthen s
controls
4 Will s wife
5
fare-thee-wel!
6 Duflong or
manatee
7 Choral voices
8 Cassandra, for
one
9 Actor-director
Wanamaker
10 Neville
Chamberlain
was one
11 Representative
12 Dray over the
coals
13 Hereditary ruler
15 Connect
20 Dah s
companion
23 Ancient Greek
city
24 Drawing room
26 In a moist
manner
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28 George ot
diamond fame
29 Dort.
Swiss spa
30 Tracts of
grassland
31 Small landing
fietd
32 Arnold and
Arnold
33 Imperturba
biiity
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shawl
36 Moreover
37 Bestow
38 Ignored
39 Diminished
41 Seaport in NW
France
42 Composer
Franck
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audiences
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