The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 29, 1991, Page 14, Image 14

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    iT Classified 472-2588 Nei$a&an
> Monday, April 29,1991
76 conve'tble MG Midget, white, super shape, $2,850.
Call 488-2*40, ask tor Bill.
1988 Honda Hurricane. Red and white, matching helmet,
low miles, $3000/obo. 474-9065. leave message.
1985 Kawasaki LTD 1100 with extras. Call 435-5576.
1983 Audi 5000,5-soeed, all options, $2800/obo. Before
6pm, 489-6007, after 6pm 786-3371. Ask for Tom.
1982 Nissan Stanza, S-speed. good condition, $1,950
obo. 435-1615.
1981 228, t-tops, code alarm, many extras, must see.
$3100 obo. 477 0025.
Oatsun 810 with Z-car motor, needs tune-up. Call 438
2546
Adoption _
Happily married professional couple desires to give
newborn all the advantages of a loving home and family.
Le* us help you through this difficult time. Call Diane and
Ph# anytime collect (908) 972-1933
Happily married couple with lazy fat cat wishes to give
their love and the security of a wonderful home and family
to a newborn. If you can help, please call Miriam and Al
collect. 718-643-0574. Expenses paid, legal/confiden
tial._ _
PREGNANT AND WONDERING
WHAT TO DO?
Explore the protection and benefits of adoption which are
only provided by a licensed agency. No fee for our
confidential services. Contact:
Nebraska Children s Home Society
4600 Valley Hoad
483-7879.
30 Bridal __
Beautiful wedding dress material Peaudesioux/silk taf
feta, never used. Create the dress of your dreams and
save a fortunel 474-9045.
35 (yifl Ideas " =
Pinning Cigars! Available at Cliff's Smoke Shop. 140 N.
12th Street 476-0119.
40 Instruction
PRIVATE GUITAR
INSTRUCTION
Beginners or advanced. Lessons can include use ol
rental guitar at $8 per week.
Zager Studio 489-2430, 423-2709.
60 Misc. Services
When you're through cramming lor final# crsrn inlc
CSS for summer.
Cornhusker Self Storage, 3636 Cornhusk9r Highway. 10
foot by 20 toot. $50/month
489-4127
63 Pregnancy __
PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a conlidential helping
hand. Free pregnancy lest, please cad us for appoint
ment, 483-2609.
80 Typing & Resumes
COMPUTER TYPE AND SERVICES otters
Word Processing, Typing, Spell Check, Proot Copy with
Grammar Check is available. Papers, Projects - Long/
Short, Resumes/Letters/Envelopes Laser/Regular
Print. Extra style features available. Reasonable rates
with last service.
4230 PROGRESSIVE AVE. — 467 2666.
Laser typing - word processing. All types ot jobs 20 years
experience, $1.25/page 467-5737.
Resumes
Professionally typeset or laser printed. $15 plus tax.
Daily Nebraskan
basement ot the Nebraska Union
Word processing papers, reasonable prices Call Mary
483-4010.
110 Announcements
DEVELOP
LEADERSHIP SKILLS
Be a peer mentor tor an incoming student in the Odyssey
Program 91-92. If you will be a jumor/senior next year
and have been involved in leadership roles/activities on
campus, sign uo to be a mentor. Mentor-protege pairs will
be matched by similar interests as proteges are nomi
nated and recruited m the tall. Mentors will be notified
then it a match was made.
To receive assessment/survey material sign up by
Wednesday. April 30 at the Campus Activities and Pro
grams Office. 200 Nebraska Union. 300 East Union. 472
2454.
Entrepreneurs
Exciting environmental products and opportunities
Video presentation Thursday. May 2. 340 Nebraska
Union, at 1100. 1200.100.200, 300. and 4 00.
Free immigranon seminar May 2. 7-9p.m. Stanley Kap
lan Educational Center, 216 N 11th. Suite 102, Lncoln.
345-3595
HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet there
anytime with AIRHITCH(r) for S160 from the East Coast!
5229 from Midwest (when available ) Reported in NY
Times and Lets Go1 AIRHlTCH(r) 212 864-2000.
Homecoming meeting
Tuesday. April 30 at 6pm
City Union
Room to be posted
Everyone wiles me
Bring ideas for themes
itti nw-tvr
Interested in mentoring an
incoming student leader?
Volunteer your time as a nwntor in the Odyssey Peer
Mentoring Program during the 1991-92 academic year.
Proteges will be nominated and recruited at NSE and in
August. Mentor-protege pairs will be matched according
to similar interests and mentors will be contacted in
September il a match was possblo. Mentor applicants
must have been involved in leadership positions on
campus, or have been involved in multiple campus and/
or community activities.
Sign up by Wednesday. April 30 at the Campus Activities
and Programs Office, 200 Nebraska Union, 300 East
Union, 472-2454. Assessment/survey will be mailed as
your name is received.
JOE CLARK POSTERS
If you would like one of the remaining posters either take
them off of the bulletin boards around campus or pick
them up in the CAP office, room 200 Nebraska Union.
Limited supply, (reel
UPC Talks and Topics
Our Works: Literature & visual arts from the community.
Saturday, May 4th. 7-10 PM, Cornerstone, 640 N. 16tn.
Coalition for
GAY/LES6IAN CIVIL RIGHTS
Question* on Ddad Week Policy?
The only examinations that may b8 given during the last
week of classes (Dead Week) are: laboratory practical
examinations, make up or repeat examinations and self
paced examinations.
The introduction of new material and quizzes are both
acceptable during Dead Week.
Slop in the ASUN office for a copy of
the Dead Week Policy
_or call 472-2581.
Reminder: The last issue of the Daily Nebraskan will be
on May 6th. Be sure to place your clast ified ads by 2pm.
Friday, May 3.
SKYDIVE!
Jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Call Crete Skydiv
ing Center. 488-7084
120 Greek Affairs
" ATTENTION
The deadline tor Greek Yearbook Assistant Editor appli
cations has been extended to Monday. April 29, 4pm
interviews will be held Wednesday and Thursday, May 1
QUESTIONS7 Call Kristi Truex at 475-8749 or 438
___ 3278.__
Congratulations to trie following Triangle brothers: Dr.
Hotoikiss, College Service Award; Brian McCallum,
Outstanding C.E^ Senior; Tim Wilwerding and Brian
McCallum, Outstanding E-Week Recognition; Dave
Hoylman, Lee Halvorsen, and Tim Peglow, Tau Beta Pi
Recognition; Mike Currens. Chem. E. Freshman of the
Year; Greg Hupf, Chem. E. Junior of the Year. Outstand
ing Jobll
The Men of Triangle
DOD Seniors:
We LET you guys win. (OK Amy's grandslam may have
nad something to do with it.)
Love, the juniors.
Jon H (Acacia):
Ehl Congrats Brother of the Week. Dealing with
alumni can be such: ' Wicked Game I"
The Men of Acacia
Kris R. (ADII).
Congratulations on being chosen tor the Helen Keller
Teachers College Scholarship!
Love. Your Sisters
Tracy N. (ADII).
Have fun the summer studying Spanish In Mexico!
Love and Loyalty.
Your Sisters
We Love Our Senior*!
Only 12 days left' Good luck on your finals! We'D mas
you’
Love, your KD sisters
140 Personals ____
Hay Jack,
Say farewell to your friends for the summer with a
personal in the Daily Nebraskan. Ads must be placed by
2pm on Friday, May 3rd.
_Jill
Goof (a.k.a. Weasel)
Do you know what you've gotten yourself into? I'm having
the time of my life. Just wait till this summer!
Weasel (a.K.a. Waterfall)
Bill (UPC Talks & Topics chair).
Congratulations on the success of the Joe Clark
program and all of your work for Talks A Topics this yearl
We appreciated your hard work and creativity and we
know you'll be hard to follow. Surely your contributions
will be missed next year— thanks for your time, caring
and leadership.
Your committee
Attractive woman with long red hair in Oldfather lounge
Friday 12.IS. We glanced at each other and smiled,
remember? I would love the opportunity to meet you.
Reply via personals.
Guy in jean shorts
Congratulations Barbara Aberle on Mortar Board That 3
fantastic. You are number one
Your Best Friends
Carolann:
Happy late birthday! Let's “Hula" tonight.
Love, The “Ho's", Don & Juan John
SHERRY,
HEYI Check this out, I got published again! Only a few
more days of anguish and we can kiss it good-bye. until
summer school, that is. Happy digging in Texas, stomp
those scorpions. And now lor iho byline
Your pal.
Jenn
Sandra and Tama,
Flip that door stopper and do the hokey-pokey.
Paul & Joel
Jennifer. Broadcast Major:
We met Saturday night at the UNL Rodeo Dance.
Would like to see you before school s out. Pick up
message at DN office
Gary—Dance Instructor
Jo.
Happy 211 Good luck tonight, you're gonna need it
Love. Mole
Interesting, attractive, adventurous (???), petite person
sought for intimate relationship. RVP
Randy
Rhonda
All my love to you -1 wiH miss you very much.
To Michael. Patrick and Amy. Ted. Dana, David. Mark &
Amy. Carter. Corey. Mark & James, Denns and too many
others to mention' Thank you for making my year here
blow my expectations completely out of the water! In a
nutshell, here's to MMI - tong may it live! To KRNU for a
highly successful Past Progressive Show and Rutabaga
Head with an attitude. Oh, and that countdown thingy
industrial Maneuvers? What's that? To Utah (Doggie!) -
nuft said. Perkins, after hours dancing (and sleeping) in
Omaha. $25 hale personals to bitchy sorority types
(thanks for helping me through that). Valerie Loves Mel
and blowing huge wads on music (wad3 of cash.) From
UPC Dances to high school proms to 2tst brthday
disasters - all this in less than a semester?
Memories I'll cherish forever. Farewell does not mean
good-bye and two years is not all that long - let 's be glad
we re not dogs, eh?
W«h me best of luck (please)) and help me to finish out
Dy keeping ,n touch.
When in Colorado Springs, tune in to 104 5 - you might
even hear me!
Bar craw! in Denver I Hurrah) i'll bo back Labor Day
weekend, so be available or eisei
Eternally,
Phil H
P.S. Check out the size of that Iguana over mere!
145 Lost & Found
LOST: Gold sik rope bracelet, great sentimental value,
please call 475-4317 and leave message
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Order your college ring NOW
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