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IY.i) c » | i' 63 Pregnancy
hUKMAl.h 64 Printing & CoDvino
. " 68 Recycling
2 Appliances 72 Rentals
3 Bicycles 74 Tanning
4 Books 75 Tattooing
5 Clothing 76 Travel
7 Jewelry 60 Typing & Resumes
6 Computers __
8 Furniture vnTtf't'c
9 Garage Sales .><■/ K.ha
10 Misc. For Sale
12 Musical Instruments Jx: .
13 Office Furniture 105 Career Events
14 Pets 110 Announcements
15 Photo Equipment ion rwk'Sifai™
ifi 9noriinn H/wic >20 Greek Affairs
18 Stereos9TvT1 130 Studeni Government
19 Ticket Exchange If? , .
20 Vehicles “ 145 Lost & Found
venicies 148 Wanted
SFRVICFS 14® Fundraising
22 Adoption
23 Alterations A Sewing hiu .. --
25 Automotive £h W«£af^ee<3ed
» 27 Bicycle Service £ tH£,2?2ed,«K
29 Bridal Work Study Jobs
30 Catering 164 Summer Jobs
32 Cleanino/Laundrv 166 ,nternsh|P8
33 Cleaning/Households ==
34 Computer Service nULM.Mi
36 Entertainment -■ ■
38 Gift Ideas 170 Roommates
40 Hairstyling 173 Housing Wanted
42 Health A Fitness 175 Rooms For Rent
44 Insurance 180 Houses For Rent
46 Instruction/Tutoring 185 Duplex For Rent
48 Job Placement 190 Apartments For Rent
50 Legal 191 Summer Housing
60 Misc. Services 192 Mobile Homes For Rent
62 Photography 194 Homes For Sale
_ 198 Vacation Rentals
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3 Bicycles For Sale
'91 Gary Fisher Supercaliber Mtn Bke. 20" Alum OS
Frame. Suntour XC Comp, cordless computer, low mile
age. 476 3574
Lincoln Police Department
Notice ol sale of unclaimed bicycles on December 5,1992
at 1000am at Lincolnland Towing, 410 West P St. No
checks accepted i
6 Computers For Sale
Apple Imagewriter II Printer. S299 Call 421-1861 eve
nings.
Tandy 1000 color monitor with printer. IBM compatible
$800 or best otter. 475-1723 after 3:00pm.
16 Sporting Goods
Ranger paintball gun. sights, silencer, hopper, C02 and
mask. S3S0 OBO 467 6240 hr. msg
18 Stereos/TVs For Sale
For Sale: Color TV. $75, and alsq VCR w/remote, $90.
Both excellent condition. 466 8520.
19 Ticket Exchange
For sale: Student ticket lor this semester s basketball
games Take 1 or all. BO 476 2937
FOR SALE: A Christmas Carol tickets, 5 lor Dec. 12.436
9178.
Wanted: 2 UNL season BB tickets 489-1538 leave
message
20 Vehicles For Sale
1989 VW Fox. 2-door. 4 speed, air. AM/FM cassette,
super clean. 60,000 miles. $3850 otters
1986 Mazda RX7,5 speed, air. AM/F M cassette, sunroof,
extra clean. 77.000 miles. $4850 otters
Beer e Auto Selee, 1647 So. 3rd. 477-6442.
Black ‘89Pontiac Sunbird. sunroof. AC. AM/FM cassette,
tinted windows. FWD. 5-speed. $6200 OBO 476-7560
110 Announcements
AIRLINE SAVINGS
Save on tickets home. Make money being a represents
re 488-3193.___
Brown Bag Symposium
Is UNL a
Black & White
Campus Only?
“A Discussion on how
Latinos, Hispanics & Chicanos
are treated (mistreated)
at UNL”
St udents. Faculty and Staff are encouraged to participate
Wednesday, December 2,1992
Noon-1:30 p.m.
Nebraska Union
Sponsored by MASA, UPC-Chicano Special Events, the
Coahtion of People of Color, the Office of Multi-Cultural
Affairs, the Chancellor's Commission on the Status of
Minorities, and the Office of Affirmative Aclion,
How Would YOU
Improve the University?
5 Year Projection Comm.
OPEN FORUM
We need your input!!
Thursday -Dec. 3
7:00 p.m.
Nebraska Union
(Room to be posted)
INTRAMURAL
TUG-OF-WAR
Cook Pavilion will be the site of Intramural Tug-Of-War
(M.W.C) on Wednesday, 12/2 beginning at 6:30pm.
Come early and be sure to bring your current UNL photo
I.D. Teams are comprised of 6 (lightweights) or 8 (unlim- .
ited, women, co-rec) people. i
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Join the Hysteria!
2nd Annual Holiday Hoops Hysteria
B-ball Tournament
Men s, Women's & Co-Rec divisions
Entries due Dec. 2 by 5:30pm
at 55 Campus Rec, or East Campus Activities Bldg
Tournament begins Dec. 4th
Sponsored by Sport Officials Assoc
Office for Student
involvement
Looking for Graphics Artist to work with desktop publish
ing 10-12 hours weekly. Pick up your application in 200
Nebraska Union. Please return your application to 200
Nebraska Union by 4:00 p.m. on December 7.
Poinsettia Sale
Monday, Nov. 30th
Tuesday. Dec. 1st
East Campus Union
8:30am-4:00pm"
Tuesday. Dec 1st
City Campus Union
10:00am-2 00pm*
Presented by
UNL Horticulture Club
* or until supplies last
. Posters! Posters! Posters!
Recycled Sounds, 824 P St.
476-8240.
We buy and trade, too.
Saint Vincent de Paul Thrift Store now open 1 -5 Monday
through Saturday. 1911 R St., 438-3135.
STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION MEETINGS: Tues
days at 6:30pm & every other Wednesday (11/11,11/
25,12.2) at 4:00pm. International Affairs, 1237 R Street.
472 5358
TWO POSITIONS OPEN
Campus Recreation
Advisory Council
Residence Hall Alternate and Off-Campus Alternate;
Application deadline December 4th. Apply at 55 CREC or
32 East Campus Activity Building. For more information
call 472-3467.
115 Meetings
Agronomy Club
Meeting Wednesday, Dec. 2, 7:30 pm. Rm 327 Keim
Hall.
ALPHA ZETA
Initiate test Wednesday. December 2, 5:30pm., East
Campus Union. Please bring duesl
Campus Red Cross
Next meeting Tuesday, December 1 at 6:30pm in lower
level ot the Health Center. Everyone Welcomel
Come Join
ECOLOGY NOW
Meetings every Tuesday at
7:30pm in the Student Union
CORNCOBS
Meeting 4:30 today in Union
Phi Chi Theta
5 00 Actives, 5 30 Pledges. Wear t shirts, Union.
UNION BOARD
Christmas party today at 5:00pm in the City Union. Don't
torget your gifll
UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS
Meeting today at 5:00pm. with elections and new mem
bers arriving at 6:30pm
LOTS OF FUN!
120 Greek Affairs
KA
Congratulations to the new appointed officers of Pi Chap
ter: Activitles-Tonya H.; Alumnae Relations-Tonya 0.;
Asst. Membership-Karen S.; Asst Pledge Education
Melissa Z . Holly H.; Asst. Soclal-Michelle L.. Chaplain
TinaC.; Computer Chair-NicoleG.; Dagger Dealer-Shelly
K.; Gracious Living-Angela L , Guard Alison G.; Histo
rian-Amy K.; Intramurals-Lori D.; Magazine Chair Mary
K ; Membership Education-Kelli K.; Parliamentarian
Alexa G : Philanthropy-Ginger B.; Project Excellence
Debbie W; Recommendation Committee lisaC„ Carrie
W , Alison G.; Scholarship-Debra B.; Sergeant at Arms
Alison G.; Shamrock Project chalr-Cheryl N.; Sisterhood
Teresa O.; Social Amy H.; Spirit-Lisa T.; Songleader Hill
H.; Efficiency-Teri D.
Congratulations to Jason P. on your engagement to Laura
3. (AXO)
The Men of Dalta Tau Delta
Mpha Phi congratulates
Paul Just
/Vinner of a Hot Air Balloon ride for two!
Congrats to Stef E. (AXO) for being elected Lincoln Rush
Chairl
Congratulations to Justin Tyner on his engagement.
The Men Of Sig Ep
Congratulations tothe newly-elected executive officers of
Sigma Phi Epsilon: ED WILEY, President; AARON ROB
ERTS, Vice-President; SHAWN FOX, Controller; THAD
-OLLETT, Alumni Operations Director; BRIAN
SHEARER, Pledge Educator; SMALL DAVE MERRITT,
Secretary; and DAVE ASKIMIT. Chapter Program Direc
°r -1
congratulations to Kurt Ackman on ypur receiving the
CBA Golden Key Award. '
The Men of DeltaiTau Delta
Congratulations to new Golden Key executive officers:
Cave Hengen-President and Ladd Lake-Historian.
The Men of Delta Tau Delta
130 Student Government
GLC
TUESDAY—6:30
NEBRASKA UNION
145 Lost & Found
rOUND: Open faced notebook at the Great Plains Art
Callery on 11-18-92. Claim at Great Plains Art Gallery.
:OUND: Prescription eyeglasses at University Health
Center. Call 472-7460 to identify
148 Wanted ~~
BASSIST NEEDED FOR
Experimenting Art Rock Band
136-0093
149 Fundraising
FUNDRAISER. We re looking for a student organization
that would like to make S500-5l500for one week market
ing project. Organized and hard working Call 800-592
2121, Ext. 308
150 Child Care Needed
Care lor my children, eight and nine, in my home before
and after school Monday-Friday. West A area. 438-1640.
160 Help Wanted
**DaVinci’s**
14th & Superior 434-7050
44th & O 434-7060
120 N. 66th 434-7070
Now hiring for all positions & shifts. Flexible scheduling to
match your hours. Apply in person Monday-Friday or call
for an appointment.
Recreation Leaders
Lincoln Parks & Recreation hiring for Afterschool Recre
ation positions to start January 4,1993. Assistant Leader
($4.40/hour). Hours: 2:30-5:45 p.m. or 3:15-5:45 p.m.,
Monday-Friday. Plan and conduct activities for elemen
tary children. Apply at: Playground Office. 1225 F Street,
Second Floor 441-7952 EOE/AA
Responsible scorekeepers needed for Sunday night
youth basketball league. Season runs 12 weeks, paid
training involved, season starts Nov. 29. Apply at Youth
Sports Office, YMCA 1039 "P"
SPRINGBREAKERS
Promote our Florida Spring Break packages. Earn
MONEY and FREE trips. Organize SMALL or LARGE
groups. Campus Marketing. 800 423-5264
Volunteer basketball coaches needed tor youth league,
grades 3-8. 8 week season, practices begin December
Apply at YMCA Youth Sports Office, 1039 “P".
WENDY’S
14TH & Q
930 N. 48th St.
2615 S. 48th St.
'Flexible shifts available around your schedule
‘Starting wage based on experience
‘Meal discounts
'Be part of a great team
ATTENTION: *
The Mental Health Association'^ Nebraska needs ener
getic. happy people to do easy evening phone work with
flexible hours and good pay. Call 467-4360.
PRICES FOR STAY-NOT PER NIGHT!
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND - *109
5 and 7 NIGHTS
DAYTONA BEACH 68
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
PANAMA CITY BEACH , $ 81
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
STEAMBOAT *129
2. 5 AND 7 NIGHTS
MUSTANG ISLAND /
PORT ARANSAS *132
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
HILTON HEAD ISLAND *121
■ 5 AND 7 NIGHTS
FORT LAUDERDALE .*146
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
12th Annual
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•Head East-"Flat as a Pancake" *Stan Getz-"Essential Stan Getz"
•Styx-"Equinox" ‘Billie Holiday-"Essential Billie Holiday"
•Styx-"Grand Illusion" , •Charlie Parker-"Essential Charlie Parker"
•Nazareth-"Hair of the Dog" *Pat Metheny-"Works"
•Pretty In Pink-Soundtrack *Ella Fitzgerald-"Jazz Round Midnight"
•Breakfast Club-Soundtrack ‘Charlie Parker-"Bird Original Soundtrack"
•Police-"Outlandos D'Amour" -
•Police-"Regatta De Blanc" -
•Elton John-Greatest HitsVol. I -Kentucky Headhunters-"Electric Barnyard"
•Eric Clapton-'Time Pieces" 'Ka,hy Mattea- 'Untasted Honey"
•U2-"War" ‘Kathy Mattea-"Willow in the Wind"
•John Cougar Mellencamp-Self titled *Reba McEntire- Best Of
•U2-"Under a Blood Red Sky" -Statler Brothers-"Best Of"
•Moody Blues-"Days of Future ..." ‘Johnny Cash- Classic Cash
•Moody Blues-"On the Threshold”
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* n 0r®et'p. e . *re 'Robert Cray-"Strong Persuader"
•Enc Clapton- Slowhand .Robert Cray-"Don't Be Afraid of the Dark"
- *Etta James-”Seven Year Itch”
- ‘Buckwheat Zydeco-Self titled
•Marvin Gaye-"Greatest Hits" *John Mayall'"A Sense °f place"
•Big Chill-Soundtrack”
•James Brown-"Live At the Apollo"
•Bob Marley- Rastaman
•Bob Marley-"Rebel Music"
•Bob Marley-"Exodus"
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