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5 Clothing
7 Jewelry
6 Computers
8 Furniture
9 Garage Sales
10 Misc. For Sale
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13 Office Furniture
14 Pets
15 Photo Equipment
16 Sporting Goods
18 Stereos/TVs
19 Ticket Exchange
20 Vehicles
SERVICES
22 Adoption
23 Alterations & Sewing
25 Automotive
27 Bicycle Service
29 Bridal
30 Catering
32 Cleaning/Laundry
33 Cleaning/Household
34 Computer Service
36 Entertainment
38 Gift Ideas
40 Hairstyling
42 Health A Fitness
44 Insurance
46 Instruction/Tutoring
48 Job Placement
50 Legal
60 Misc. Services
62 Photography
63 Pregnancy
64 Printing & Copying
68 Recycling
72 Rentals
74 Tanning
75 Tattooing
76 Travel
80 Typing & Resumes
NOTICES
100 Rides
105 Career Evemts
110 Announcements
115 Meetings
120 Greek Adairs
130 Student Government
140 Personals
145 Lost 8 Found
148 Wanted
149 Fundraising
JOBS
150 Child Care Needed
160 Help Wanted
162 Work Study Jobs
164 Summer Jobs
166 Internships
1 HOUSING
170 Roommates
173 Housing Wanted
175 Rooms For Rent «
180 Houses For Rent
185 Duplex For Rent
190 Apartments For Rent
191 Summer Housing
192 Mobile Homes For Rent
194 Homes For Sale
198 Vacation Rentals
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4 Books For Sale
A Novel Idea
118 No. 14th, 475-TOME.
Textbooks available, Monday-Saturday. Noon-6:00 pm.
A Novel Idea
Your shell windin' cool stuff stockin' price lowerin' blues
playin' bookstore.
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Lines
For registration.
For Drop/Add.
For parking your car.
For seeing your T.A.
But not for lunch.
The Reunion Food Court
16th & “W”
FOR RESERVED PARKING SECOND SEMESTER,
CALL 467 6996.
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Attention Juniors!
Do you display excellence in scholarship, leadership and
service? Then Mortar Board wants you. Information
sheets for membership are now available in The Off ice for
Student Involvement on City A East Campus. The Culture
Center and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs, info sheets are due January 22,1993.
ATTENTION JUNIORS!!!
Innocents Society applications are available. Applica
tions may be picked up from: Vice Chancellor Griesen's
office (124 Administration) or the Office of Student In
volvement (200 City Union or 300 East Union). Applica
tions are due Friday, January 29. 1993.
Intramural Lightweight
Weigh-Ins
Weigh-ins tor individuals attempting to certify tor the
Intramural Lightweight Basketball League will be con
ducted In the men's locker room at the Campus Recre
ation Center on Wednesday. 1/14/93 trom 4:00-6:00pm
A current UNL photo I.D. will be required.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS TRIVIA
No advance entry is necessary. The preliminary test will
begivenat 7:00pmon Thursday, 1/14/93intheNEUmon
She room will be posted). Be sure to bring your current
NL photo I.D. and a pen/pendl.
Parking Advisory Meeting
City Union, room posted. 3 p.m., January 14.
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PRICES FOR STAY—NOT PER NIGHT!
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND „J109
5 ana 7 NIGHTS
DAYTONA BEACH 68
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
PANAMA CITY BEACH 81
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
STEAMBOAT .J129
2, 5 AND 7 NIGHTS
MUSTANG ISLAND /
PORT ARANSAS
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
HILTON HEAD ISLAND
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
FORT LAUDERDALE
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
VAIL / BEAVER CREEK
5 AND 7 NIGHTS
12th Annual
Party!
TOLL FREE INFORMATION l RESERVATIONS
1-800-321-5911
THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON
A tragedy occurs off the coast
of a land called Honah-Lee.
RUSSIA
Are you interested in seeing what's going on in Russia IN
PERSON? Here's your opportunity. The College of Busi
ness Administration is offering a three-week program in
Moscow and St. Petersburg in June. For more details and
application materials be sure to attend the information
sessions on January 19 and 20 in the Union (room will be
posted). Sessions for botfr days will be held from 4:00 to
5:00 and 500 to 600. If you have any questions, contact
D'vee Buss, CBA 241,472-2310.
SPOUSES AND DEPENDENTS
OF STUDENTS
Spouses, collateral dependents, and dependents of stu
dents who wish to become Campus Recreation members
or wish to renew their Campus Recreation membership
may do so beginning January 4, 1993. The current
semester membership expired January 3.1993. The cost
for spouses/collateral dependents is $26.42/semester
and for families it is $52.52/semester. The student in the
household may complete the necessary application and
pay the appropriate fee at either Campus Recreation
Office. Besure to bring a copy of your registration and your
UNL I.D. card. Questions 472-3476, Barb.
UNL Wildlife Club
Meeting Wednesday, 790 pm. ECU. Speaker: Norm
Heizer, SCS. _
Earn S10-S15 per lecture taking notes for Jon's Notes.
Note takers needed this semester for the following sub
^ ANTHROPOLOGY 110
ARTS TODAY 389
BIOLOGY 101
ZOOLOGY 112
ANATOMY 114
GEOGRAPHY 150
GEOLOGY 101
HISTORY 101
HISTORY 201
HISTORY 202
Apply at Jon's Notes upstairs in Nebraska Bookstore.
1300 Q Street. Hours 9:00 -5:00, Monday -Friday 476
6006.
keLLey's
spoofs cafe
Wednesda;
Im
$2^CTPitchers
EveryTiay 7pm-12am
138 North 14th St.
438-2242
Want to help other students? Student Assistant positions
available (or 1993-94. Pick up an application at 1102
Seaton Hall and attend one ol the following information
sessions:
Thursday, January 14. 3:30-5:00pm Nebraska Union
Friday, January 15, 3:00-4:30pm Nebraska Union
Sunday, January 17, 1:30-3:00pm Nebraska Union
Monday, January 18. 3:30-5:00pm, Nebraska Union
Tuesday, January 19, 7:00-8:30pm Nebraska Union
Call 472-3880 for more information.
CRUISE SHIPS/ RESORTS/ ALASKA jobsl $1200
$5000 MO! Summer! Career! Guide, Cassette,
Newsservice! (916)922-2221, Ext, 168._
Denny Dent and his
Two-Fisted Art Attack
See musicians and famous persons:
Jlmi Hendrix, Billy Joel. Bob Marley and
Einstein painted to music by Denny Dent!
Tuesday, January 19 2p.m. NE Union Main
Lounge
Event sponsored by University Program
Counell/Vtsual Arts.
SEEING IS SEUEVINGII
Event ia Free!!
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF!
A must see performance this semester...
The CBA Performing Arts Program announces indi
vidual ticket availability tor the Friday (1/15 2:00pm
performance of Fiddler. Stop by CBA 237 before Friday
11:00am to purchase your tickets. Student additionally
discounted price- $7.50, guest price-$12.00. Spring Per
formance Packets must be purchased by January 29,
1993, so ..hurry while supplies last (tickets for Les Mis
included in package). Sponsored by CBA-Student Devel
opment Center.
WALES
St. David's Welsh Society of Nebraska seeking guest
speaker for programon March 27. Call 472-3334 daytime.
Co-workers
For noon and closing shifts
Up to $5.50/hour
Pay and Benefits package ^
•$4,75 to start (weekday, noon and dosing shifts)
• 5044 meal discount
•Frequent performance reviews
•Great work environment
•Paid vacations
•Flexible schedule
•S.T.E.P tuition reimbursed scholarship plan
Amigos, an expanding, quality oriented
Mexican fast food chain, has excellent part- /
time and full-time job opportunities available '
now. If you are an aggressive customer
oriented person and like to work at a fast,
intense pace, apply at any Amigos location
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EARN MONEY WHILE YOU STUDY
Or come in and "get away from it all"
• $25 for new customers and those who
have not donated in 2 months on your
1st donation.
• TV Entertainment.
• 2 Hrs. free parking.
• Bonuses for those who qualify to
participate in our special programs.
Come visit the friendliest staff
in town at
Lincoln Donor Center
126 N. 14th. Suite 2
Please call 474-2335 for an appt.
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17 Small rodents
18 Goliath, to
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21 An anagram for
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Chicago
24 Polynesian
gesture dance
25 Tennis
necessity
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France
29 Deadly African
flies
31 Generosity
33 Owns
34 Musical syllable
35 Carl E. Vuono,
eg.
39 Bear; abide
43 Mouths
44 Cardigan
48 Cote sound
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49 Rescuer
50 Knights
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54 Spartan slave
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school
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whips
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51 —- Wences of
puppetry fame
52 Inventor of farm
machines
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2 Flatfish
3 East Indian treo
4 Soak flax
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7 Collection of
anecdotes
• Belfry denizens
• Sends out
10 Acquire
n Hams it up
13 Immature
animal forms
14 Occurrence
10 Approaches
it Sweep
22 Teeters
23 Strew
20 Former rulers
2T Luce s “Margin
for-”
30 Tea, in Tours
32 School of
whales
39 Pierced
39 Wears away
37 Aborigines
30 Greek youth
who swam the
Hellespont
39 Member of a
cruise ship's
crew
40 Site of
Hardin
Simmons Univ.
41 Billiard shots
42 Rash
45 A Harriman
nickname
40 Expiate
so Jewish
Passover feast
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54 Part of a horse
collar
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