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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1993)
Singer Continued from Page 13 banners to sec the menu board. Another sign of Nebraska authen ticity was the sight of the Husker Southem Cal game on the television (tape delayed) and the numerous Ne braska fans hanging on to every bas ket without finding out what the real score was of the game that had ended an hour earlier. When I first saw the game on TV, I exclaimed how horrible the game was for Huskcr fans with Nebraska losing by 10 points. Consequently, I was nearly hanged by a tree for re vealing the outcome of the long awaited game that had just begun for these Huskcr faithfuls. Despite not making loo many ^ friends from the onset, I was spared bodily harm by explaining I was a student at the University 01 Ncbraska Lincoln. All of this should have disposed any doubts I had that the owner and patrons were true Huskcr fans. So enter Vcm Stacy, owner of the pub, and enter a sort of quiz I had for him to test his Husker legitimacy. Stacy, a native of Linwood, Neb., first gave me a routine description of his love for the Huskers. “I’m the fanatic Nebraska fan,”, Stacy said. “I live and die with Ne braska athletics, especially Nebraska football.” OK, that was easy. But how about the difference between Nebraska’s feelings toward Oklahoma and Colo rado? “I respect Oklahoma; we’ve had years of tradition and great rivalries with them,” he said. “But Colorado came from a fly-by-night nowhere into some football prominence; with their general treatment and their atti tude of hatred toward Nebraska, I despise Colorado.” But what finally sold me on this Golden Slate Husker was when he told me: “Most Nebraskans think if it doesn’t have a point at each end, it’s not a ball.” v It soon dawned on me that this truly was more than an average bar and could be belter described as a sanctuary for those departed Nebras kans who had left the Husker nest for the West Coast. Upon my departure, I swear stand ing outside I could hear the faint verses of“HailVarsity”amid thetypi cal sounds of gunfire and sirens echo ing throughout the city. Singer is a senior news-editorial and po litical science major and a Daily Nebraskan sports senior reporter. ___ FOR SALE 2 Appliances 3 Bicycles 4 Books 5 Clothing 7 Jewelry 6 Computers 8 Furniture 9 Garage Sales 10 Misc. For Sale 12 Musical Instruments 13 Office Furniture 14 Pets 15 Photo Equipment 16 Sporting Goods 18 Stereos/TVs 19 Ticket Exchange 20 Vehicles SERVICES 22 Adoption 23 Alterations A Sewing 25 Automotive 27 Bicycle Service 29 Bridal 30 Catering 32 Cleaning/Laundry 33 Cleaning/Households 34 Computer Service 36 Entertainment 38 Giff 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 Affairs 130 Student Government 140 Personals 145 Lost & Found 148 Wanted 149 Fundraising JOBS 150 Child Care Needed 160 Help Wanted 162 Work Study Jobs 164 Summer Jobs 166 Internships 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 * $3 00 per day for 15 words on individual student and student organization ads. $4 00 per day for 15 words on non-student ads. $ 15 each additional word. $ 75 billing charge. Personal ads must be prepaid. 3 Bicycles For Sale Univega Alpina Uno on/off road bike. Mint condition. $271 o.b.o. Gary, 474-4359. 4 Books For Sale A Novel Idea 118 No. 14th, 475-TOME. 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Call Kristi or Traci for information on Spring Break trips at 474 6429. 110 Announcements 7 * Inviting alt francopftilee, crusoe -types, theatre wanna bee, and dancing foole...PAUL ANDRE FORTIER in a free lecture demonstration on Friday January 15 at 4 30 in 304 Msbie Lee Hell or come eee this unique solo dance arliet perform In the Carson Theatre Saturday' Sunday January 16/17 at 6 p.m. Half price student tickets are available. Parking Advisory Meeting City Union, room potted. 3 p.m.. January 14 SAA Meeting at the Wick Center at 500pm TOOAYl THE WHITE NIGHTS Hava you always wondered what St. Petersburg was like but didn't think you could afford to go thera? Walt—here's your chance The Collage of Buskiess Administration is olfenng a three week program in Moscow and St. Peters burg In June. Inioimation sessions wiMbe held on January 19 and 20 in the U non (room wiH be posted). Sessions for both days will be held from 4 CO to 500 and 5:00 lo 6 00 It you cannot attend bul are interested, be sure to contact 0 vee Buss. CBA 241,472-2310. Ag Econ, Agrtusiness Club members, Reminder to Sell chill/soup supper tickets to turn In by Tuesday. Jan. 19
