The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, May 01, 1991, Page 11, Image 11

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    YOU'RE" INVITEDI The Friend Volunteer Fire Depart
ment would like to invite you to our Centennial Celebra
tion June21 and 22.1991 in Friend, NE. Live music both
nights food, displays, contests, parades, and more.
Come’help us celebratell k
Queer Nation Lincoln. We advocate rimming. For more
information call the Q-line: 489-3326.
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INTRAMURAL DEADLINES
Tuesday, May 21,1991 is the entry deadline for intramu*
ral co-rec slow pitch softball (summer). 472-3467.
Our Works: Literature & visual arts from the community.
Saturday May 4th, 7-10 PM, Cornerstone, 640 N. 16tn
Coalition for
GAY/LESBIAN CIVIL RIGHTS
ATTENTION: JUNIORS
The Student Foundation Senior Scholarship is avail
able to all 2nd semester Juniors. The scholarship is
$300. Applications are in the CAP office and are due May
3rd by 5:00pm. Questions: Andrew Sigerson 436-7869.
B 104'e Killer Bee Egg Bash
Win S104 cash by smashing 104 eggs on your head. Join
the Waking Crew at Pickles, 17th 1 P today between 4
5pm.
CO-REC SOFTBALL
Tuesday, May 21,1991 is the entry deadline for intramu
ral co-rec slow pitch softball (summer). 472-3467.
Congratulations to the new 1991-1992 officers of Profes
sional Business Association: Pres.-Oorls GraybHI; V
P res.-Randy Rogers: Sec.-Vicky Burge; P.R. & Member
ship-Jeremy Shively; Student Advisory Board-Cindy
Scholl; Human Servfce-Jason Seim.
Entrepreneurs
Exciting environmental products and opportunities.
Video presentation Thursday, May 2. 340 Nebraska
Union, at 11 JO, 12:00,1 JO, 2:00, 300, and 4XX).
HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUMMER? Jet there
anytime with AIRHITCH(r) for $160 from the East Coast I
$229 from Midwest (when available.) Reported in NY
Times and Let's Gol AIRHITCH(r) 212-864-2000.
Thanks for your competency in assisting students and for
your caring spirit. We appreciate youl Congratulations to
the 1990-91 Outstanding Health Aides I Abel/Sandoz:
Donette Brass, Michael Saylor, Debra Hagemeister,
Julie Florell. Harper/Schramm/Smith: Jody Stodola.
Patrick Phelps. Larry Rock. Cather/Pound: June Stoural,
Connie Moore, Tamora VonKampen. Selleck/Neihardt.
John Sweeney, Nick Harpster, Jennifer Canine. East
Campus: Carey Jackson. Lisa Krzycki. Fraternities/So
rorities: Jody Kraiewski. Scott Cunningham. Gregg
Dahlgren. Cnri6 Kadow, Tom Shafer, John McPhail,
Jaimi Moravek, Heather Watsh, Dave Kaufman.
120 Greek Affairs
Cindy B. (ADII).
Congratulations on your intemshipl
Loyally, your sisters.
Kris N. (DG),
Congratulations on receiving the National Athletic
Trainers Scholarship.
Love. Delta Gamma
Laura Hanway (ADII).
Have tun in France next year studying! We ll miss you!
Love, your sisters.
Pam A. (Trl-Deft) & T.J. (ATO).
Congratulations on your pinningl Finally a senior has
taken the big step.
Best wishes, the Tri-Delts
130 Student Government
UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT
LAST MEETING
OF THE SEMESTER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1
6:30 p.m.
NEBRASKA UNION - CITY CAMPUS
ROOM TO BE POSTED
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
140 Personals
JftdK
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.
mi
Responsible, fun-loving male looking for female inter
ested in mature relationship. Respond Via Personals.^
Greetings to the boys: I missed you in action on Saturday
but there's just something that I have to say.
There once was a guy who played Nebraska football
His legs looked like tree trunks and he was over six foot
tall
He ran like a rabbit and ate like a horse
He could do all theseihings well, except his laundry, of
course.
GO BIG PINKIII
Love ya, Cornhusker Carol ee
Juliet and Brian,
"JUST, GO OUT!"
The Russian Class
Pebbles and Heaffihrob,
Remember the wedding, Band-Aids. Mickey Mouse
ears, swimming, frisbees, falling off the chair, the bush,
summersaults, categories, "not very often", lasagna,
trap, and USI
P.S. Chunka Chunka.
Guess who?
Lavne
This past year has been a terrific one for me. I love you
with all of my heart.
Tooter
145 Lost & Found
Dark brown leather billfold lost in the union. Henzlik or
Love Library. Reward offered to person who returns it
with all of Xs contents. Call 436-8501.
Men's ring found in Agricultural Hall-East Campus men's
restroom. Claim by identifying at DN.
150 Child Care Needed
Child care for girl 9 and boy 12. Area of 27th 6 Old
Cheney. Must have own transportation. Monday-Friday
flexible hours. $4/hr. References. 421-1456.
Nanny housekeeper for 7 year old boy in suburb of NYC.
One year minimum commitment. Own car preferred, will
subsidize. Mid-August start date. Personal references a
must. Call evenings or weekends, 914-654-9646.
160 Help Wanted=
"COLLEGE STUDENTS"
*$8.90 to start
‘Entry level openings
‘Flexible schedules
‘Great resume experience
‘All majors may apply
Call 480-6017 for interview appointment
0 Investment-Experience
Never Run Pantyhose. Distributors needed in Lincoln
area for this new product. Call Kathy at (402)593-0753.
DETASSELERS WANTED: No one does as much for
detasselers as the O-Team: bonuses, incentive pay, '
weekly paychecks, leadership opportunities, top wages!
Local crews. PuH with the best this summer. Can 1-000
333-8275.
Gobbles
LincolnSquare Food Court
Cheerful, friendly person to work counter or cook over
noon hour. Experience not necessary, free meals. Apply
in person, 13th ^ O St. _ (
Godfather’s Pizza
Drivers wanted, $4.25/hr„ $1/delivery. Call 474-6000 or
apply at 12th and Q.
Hashers needed for fall. Graduate students accepted.
Good food. Contact house director, 477-1207,
LPN or EMT and Aquatics Director needed for residential
camp for people with disabilities at Milford, NE. May 19
August 1. Call 435-4381.
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Manager trainees, national corporation expanding to
Lincoln area. Full or part-time while in training. Midwest
managers earn $40,000+. No experience necessary
Call 420-1201.
At the new Rock 'n Roll Runza -• Lincoln's
premiere entertaining restaurant j
We are now hiring people for all positions . You must
want to have fun and work hard!
We offer:
An extremely good salary ■
An exciting fast paced work environment
Bonus programs, and flexible schedule
Training begins in May for a June opening!
For more information call Carolyn at
. 423-2394 ~ ~ “i
THE_ I
HAIR CARE PLACE
, 14th & P (Across from the Post & Nickel)
BUY ONE
GET ONE
AT 1/2 PRICE
■HK9BPH ■■■■ ^
*FREE PARKING in University Garage.
*WE PROMISE to give you the largest
selection and best buy on all your hair care
products & we guarantee your satisfaction
or your money back.
Alligator Recording Artist
TINSLEY ELLIS
Tinsley Ellis has been called one
of three best white blues guitarists.
(Johnny Winter and Stevie Ray
_ Vaughn were the other two)
He's Red-Hot so don't miss this one!
Wed., May 1, $5
j| THE ZOO BAR, 136 No, 14th St.
| Attention Graduates! [
You are going places.
And you'll go much further with a car from William
son Oldsmobile, Honda and Mitsubishi. Stop by and
ask us about our easy financing for graduates.
THE FAR SIDE
By GARY LARSON
•Young urban sclantlat
campus notes_
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Edited by Eugene T. Maleska
ACROSS
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7 Norwegian
monarch
11 Sprite
14 Mechanical eye
I56ill Bendix role
16 “The Gold Bug"
author
17 Stalwart female
18 Rarity
19 Poor
20 Pince
21 Thrilling
24 Monogram of
"The Waste
Land” poet
25 Robert of
“Quincy, M.E."
26 Danish weights
27 Place
29 Succinct
33 Early radio
37 Datum
38 Dwelling
39 Erwin of
Hollywood
41 Bob Hope’s
specialty
42 Realtor's
holding
43 Set apart
45 Mannerism
47 Command
48 Statue in
Piccadilly Circus
50 He may be tight
51 Sonny’s sibling
54 Railroad
employees
58 Potential
boomer
59 Echo
60 Visit
61 Declare, in court
64 Gob
65 Swiss parnter
66 He has vested
interests
67 Like Methuselah
68 Marionette
makflf _
69 Holdings
DOWN
1 Limited
2 Soprano Emma
3 Astonish
4 Utters, in Br er
Fox jargon
5''y Plata"
(Mont motto)
OfFabray of films
7 Hautboy
8 Speared
9 Aids an arsonist
10 Weasel's kin
11 “Beowulf" is one
12 "Damn Yankees"
role
13 Plunged to earth
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deposit
23 Angry
25 Man or Wight
28 On the move
30 Hero of Hindu
_ literature ...
31 Mull resident
32 ftaison d'
33 Kelly or Disney
34 Building beam
35 Author Jaffe
36 Swirled
40 At the bottom
41 Hatfield of
Hollywood
44 Perceived by
toudh, smell.
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46 Highway
rumblers
47 Groom
49 City near
Gainesville. Fla
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51 Roman burial
stone
52 Metal brick
53 Cubic meter
54 Friend of
Pompey
55 Oct. birthstone
56 Jerk
57‘Designer
Cassini
62 Musical
syllables
» 63 Kindled