The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 18, 1991, Page 11, Image 11

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    3 Bicycles For Sale
Bianchi Brava 12-speed, 20" frame, hardly used, great
shape, $250. Call 464-4T62.
Must sell! 1988 Cannondale racing/touring bike. 14
speed. Excellent condition. $350 o.b.o. Call 436-8300.
4 Books For Sale
CREATIVE IDEAS-is more THAN a Bookstore-Over
3,000 volumes of ALL SUBJECTS-We buy and trade for
your old books-We sell below new Pricing-We have
Books, Records, Tapes and morel 5824 LOCUST IN
BASEMENT: Sunday, 12pm-6pm and Tuesday-Thurs
day, 6pm-9pm or CALL 488-9158.
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6 Computers For Sale
Educational Discounted Software, cheaper than book
stores. Save $$$$ and call now 434-6569.
Macintosh SE
20 Meg HD/4 Megs RAM
2400 Baud Modem
Second Monitor
Call 435-6358 Evenings
7 Jewelry For Sale
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One karat diamond ring. $1500 obo. Call 759-4949,
evenings.
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8 Furniture For Sale
Are you looking for student furniture for fall?
ONE MORE TIME
is the placet Open seven days/week. Free parking.
850 N. 27th_ 474-2065
Computer desk with hutch. $75. Standing mirror. $10.
420-1183.
9 Garage Sales
Moving sate—Bicycle*, stereo, furniture, kitchenwar
plants, lots more. Friday-Saturday. 475-7653. 1803 S.
25th Street.
10 Misc. For Sale
3 yrs. Mademoiselle Membership for sate. 2 yrs. unlim
ited tanning. S200 obo. Call 466 9105 ask lor Lanette or
Angela.
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS HIRING. $16,000
$72,000-Yr.'1-805-564-6500 Ext.GBl0384 for immedi
ate response.
HOMES FOR SALE BY GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
$1.00 (U-repair) or $1600 (move-in). 1 -805-564-6500
Ext HA10384 tor immediate response.
Neon Miller Genuine Draft beer sign. $90. 472-3470 or
come to Love Library, room 203D.
14 Pets
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Oak finish 37 gallon aquarium. New. running and great
condition. $225 or Offer. Call 420-1029.
18 Stereos/TVs For Sale
Sony CarDiscman. Perfect tor car. home or portable
Come* with adapters. Almost new. 475-3267. ask tor
Travis.
19 Ticket Exchange
NEED two validated Washington tickets, 464-1691
NU v. Washington SlOCVpair obo. Call 477-8008.
FOR SALE: 2 GA NU v. Washington tickets. $100/pair
obo Call 475-9301. Late evemng/early morning.
WANTED BADLYII Three tickets for this Saturday’s
Washington game. Call Scott, 436-0957
Wanted: 6 tickets to the NU vs. CU game. Call 436-03821
Wanted: Four tickets to the K State game. 466-4698.
after 5 p.m.
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20 Vehicles For Sale
'84 Mazda RX7 5-speed. Air, AM/FM, cruise, alloys,
clean. $2950, offers. Baer's Auto Sales, 1647 S. 3rd.
477-6442.
'81 Kawasaki CSR650,13500 miles, recent tune-up and
overhauled carbs. Excellent shapel $650 obo. Might
trade for mint condition, top of the line, road racing
bicycle. 464-9427.
'80 KZ440 LTD, belt drive, runs greatl S400 obo. 421
8703 ask for Jim.
1979 Mustang Cobra. $2500 obo. 438-5301, leave mes
sage.
22 Adoption
Adoption
Loving couple wishes to adopt newborn. Will provide
warm, caring home with bright future. Medical/legal ex
penses paid. Confidential. Call Laurie/Larry, 718-343
5017 anytime.
Happily married, financially secure, couple wishes to
adopt second child. Mom home full-time. All legal/medi
cal expenses paid. Strictly legal and confidential. Please
call collect Jane or Rich at 1 -402-571-6955.
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 Road
483-7879.
Single and Pregnant?
You don't have to gort alone—we're here to help. Nofees
and confidential counseling. Statewide since 1893.
Nebraska Children's
Home Society
4600 Valley Road, Suite 304. 483-7879
36 Entertainment
FOR A GOOD TIME don't miss BEN VEREEN with the
Lincoln Symphony September 20 at the Lied Center.
Tickets begin at $7. Call 474-5610.
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42 Health & Fitness
MUSCLE
For a real workout get a real personal trainer! Call Body
By Design now! 435-0435. leave message.
44 Insurance
For All Your Insurance Needs. Jim Wallace 474-5077.
American Family Insurance. Renters, Auto. Home.
Health, and Life.
46 Instruction/Tutoring
Do you need help in math or stats? Just call 436-6942,
leave message. Reasonable rates.
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63 Pregnancy
PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping
hand. Free pregnancy test, please call us for appoint
ment, 483-2609.
75 Tattooing_
Body Electric Tattoos. Sterile conditions, casual atmos
phere Many designs —custom work. By appointment
only. 486-3141
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experience, proven results. 464-0775.
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110 Announcements
WSI Class
leam to teach Red Cross swim lessons. Good source of
income for the summer as well as possible local employ
ment with Campus Recreation. Red Cross, or teaching
private lessons. Register at 55 Campus Recreation to
day. 472-3467.
ART PRTFfTSALE!!
Cover your naked walls with stylel Monet, Van Gough,
James Dean, movie posters and much, much morel
Sept. 16-20, 9-5 Broyhill Plaza. Rain site- City Union
lounge. Sponsored by UPC Visual Arts.
Attention Psych Studentsl
Keep up to date with PsycHappeninga available in the
center of Burnett 1st floor hallway.
Coming to the Pla-Mor Ballroom Friday, September 20,
Theflurrtles, 9-12:30, doors open at 8:30,6600 West O
St.
COMMUTERS
Are you tired of riding alone? Find someone to share the
ride. Stop in the Student Info. Center. Rm. 116 Nebr.
Union for more info.
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DON’T GET TOWED!!!
Park in the REUNION tor less than the price ot
getting towed once. Call FMA REALTY at 467
i 6996 tor more information.
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Don't wash your clothesTSeeFLffCHjom the cult. Ted
Nugent and Mr Rosenfetus will be there Thursday,
Septerrtoer 19 at 7:30, Lincoln Theater. UPC.
Fire the Deans
Recent events demand that monies be shifted in priority
within the university. Rather than cut departments or
programs, I suggest that a few of those individuals
making more than one hundred thousand dollars per year
be fired.
Mark Davis
FLETCH
Thursday, Sept. 19th at 7:30pm in the Lincoln Theatre
(11th & P). $2 students-S4 non-students.
| RAISE $500...$ 1000...$ 1500 |
For your fraternity,
sorority, team or other
campus organization.
ABSOLUTILY MO
IMVtSTMIMT KIQUIMtD!
HOMECOMING
SAND VOLLEYBALL
TOURNAMENT
October 15,16 & 17. Sponsored by SAA $ UPC Home
coming. Applications available at CAP City. Deadline.
October 4.
INTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES
Three intramural activities, frisbee skills, hackey sack,
and wallybaH tournament, will be held in conjunction with
The Campus Recreation Allmghter on Friday, 9/20. Enter
on site, no tees, check at either Campus Recreation
Office for details. 472-3467.
LIVE TALK. 1-900-773-3777. ADULTS ONLY. $2.50/
minute, 10 minute minimum.
ODYSSEY PROGRAM
"JOURNEY WITH ANOTHER LEADER"
The deadline to sign up as an Odyssey protege is
September 25, so it you are interested in developing
your leadership skills, contact the CAP Office today at
472-2454, 200 NE Union.
SEE THE WORLD — Join a study tour during semester
break. Six tours to more than 10 cities, ottered tor credit.
Call International Affairs, 472-3264 or stop by 1237 R
Street. Room 102.
SKYDIVE!
Jump out of a perfectly good airplane. Call Crete Skydiv
ing Center, 488-7084.
UPC’s Best of the Rest
Comedy, laser shows and even world records
Come find out what we are all about. Meeting
Thursday 3:00 in City Union. Room will be
posted. All students are welcome. Bring your
self, a friend and ideas. Come join the funl
UPC-COLAGE
Committee Offering Lesbian and Gay Events Meeting
tonight at 7pm in room 342 Nebraska Union. Help us plan
National Coming Out Day.
Visit the pyramids of Mexico or experience the changes
in Germany during semester break. Call International
Affairs
Wanted: Levi's, leather coats, sweaters, and fall A winter
clothing. Six Feet Under. 17th A P. St.. Pickles Plaza,
474-2773.
UNL Rifle
Meetings: 6:30 p.m.
Wednesdays in the
basement of Military
and Naval Science Bldg.
New Members Welcome[
STUDENT DIRECTORY EXCLUSION FORMS NOW
AVAILABLE
Forms are now available for University of Nebraska
Linooln students who wish to EXCLUDE their name and/
or address information from the 1991-92 Student Direc
tory. This form is for EXCLUSION OF INFORMATION
ONLY, no changes can be made. The exclusion forms
must be completed in person in the Office of Public
Relations. 208 Administration Building before Septem
ber 20.1991. Proof of registration or identity is required
for completion.
Tenor voice
Scarlet and Cream Singers have an opening for the
1991-92 school year. Contact Prof. Miller, 472-2490.
The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid is announc
ing the Fan Semester distribution of Perkins Loan checks
September 23.24 and 25 in the Ballroom of the Nebraska
Union. Hours of distribution are 8:30 - 11:30 and 1 CO -
4:00 p.m. Checks not picked up during these three days
will be cancelled. Students must bring their student ID s
to receive a check. Borrowers less than 19 should bring
their promissory notes, which must be co-signed by a
parent or legal guardian.
The Women’s Resource
Center
(WRC) is now accepting applications from individuals
interested in serving on the WRC collective. The collec
tive is the governing and decision-making structure
within the center. In order to be a collective member you
must first become a volunteer and demonstrate respon
sibility. Students and community people are encouraged
to apply. Applications available in the WRC, Rm 117 City
Union or call 472-2597. Deadline is October 5.
TUTORS
The Student Information Center is compiling a list of
tutors for student use. Anyone wishing to be on the list
either to tutor or in need of a tutor, fill out an application at
the ASUN Student Info. Center, 116 Nebr. Union.
115 Meetings
Alpha Zeta monthly meeting. Wednesday, September 18
at 7 p.m. East Campus Union.
ROTARACT-UNL
WEICOME BACK—1ST MEETING WEDNESDAY.
SEPT. 18TH @ 7:30pm CITY UNION. EVERYONE IS
WELCOME!
Society Of Physics Students
Announces 1st meeting, Siept. 18, Wed. at 4:30pm in
Brace 301W. Featured speaker: Dr. Jaswal on 'Fun with
Physics'. Everyone welcome!
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1 Necromancy
• Polaris or
Aldebaran
10 Not fizzing
14 Let up
15 Mah-jongg
piece
10 Carry into a
carrier
17 French
Impressionist
18 In the thick of
18 On the
Caribbean
20 Alice in 38
Across
23 Hog haven
24 Tie fabric
25 Words from a
rev
26 Lawrence's
steed
28 Not at all
33 Height: Comb
form
36 Author LeShan
37 Not so nasty
38 Memorable
situation
comedy
42 Periodically
flowing and
ebbing
43 Sun follower
44 Algonquian
Indian
45 Expiated
47 Related
maternally
49 Comparative
ending
51 Bullring bravo
52 The Greatest
55 Ralph in 38
Across
59 Armstrong's was
historic
61 Tree-trunk
protuberance
62 Ga city
63 Decline to bid
64 This, to Juana
65 Like a moth hole
66 Part of A M
67 Twenty quires
68 Dissuade
DOWN
1 Papas’ partners
2 Circa
3 -dancer
(railroad worker)
4 Brain duct
5 Et follower
6 Drover's
disaster
7 Watch
information
• Otherwise
named
9 Flush
10 Defect
11 Colleen
12 Fruity drink
13 Afternoon
gathering
21 Where to find
Mocha
22 U of Maine
location
26 Cagney role
27 "Now I
29 Flinch
30 Cake finisher
31 Drought-ridden
32 Celtic tongue
33 “-boy!" '
34I o.u.
35 Make over
39 Oil-based
40 Handkerchief
marking
41 -fours
(creeping)
40 He played Or.
Cyclops
40 Came down in
torrents
90 Wash out
52 Broad necktie
53 Unpackaged
54 Kind of circle or
man
55 Witticism
56 Church recess
57 “I could
horse"
58 Swiss river
50 Bath, for one
60 Turn brown
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