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' prioe lowerin’ blues
playin' bookstore.
SPELLBOUND BOOKS & GAMES: Candy, magazines
posters. Best lead miniature selection in town. Reunion
Building. 476-8602.
5 Clothing For Sale
“‘Fashionable Lingerie***
Quality satin and lace at a competitive price. Send $3 00
for 60 page color catalog. My Boudoir. PO Box 23627
Richfield. MN 55423.
6 Computers For Sale
IBM Compatible, monochrome mon., ext. keyboard 24
pin, printer, $400 OBO. 477-0185 after 5:30pm.
18 Stereos/TVs For Sale
For Sale: Color TV, $75, and also VCR w/remote, $90
Both excellent condition. 466-8520.
22 Adoption
A BABY TO ADOPT IS OUR DREAM.
Couple longs to adopt and provide the opportunities
security, and love every mother wishes for her child. Large
family and sprawling ocean front home await this special
baby. Expenses paid. We await your call so we can talk,
please call Barbara and John collect anytime, 2t2-737
7815,_ _
A happy, loving couple wishes so much to adopt your
newborn. Lifetime of love and happiness to give, legal and
medical expenses paid. Please call Liz and TTiomas
anytime, 1-800-377-1362.
Adoption: An abundance of love awaits your child in our
nome. Financially secure professional couple want to
provide your newborn with a wonderful home and a future
filled with opportunities. Expenses paid. Call Linda and
joe collect 212-875-1 sos
Pregnant?
No pressure, no lectures
Just help, A safe place to talk
Nebraska Children's Home
4600 Valley Road 483-7879
Ask for Betty or Cindy
31 Child Care Services
YWCA CHILD CARE
Part-time and hourly care, Flexble schedules, licensed
Close to campus at the YWCA. 1432 N Street. Call 476
2802 to register.
40 Hairstyling
Attention Students!
The Phoenix Hair Artist is ottering a $35 perm end cut
special with Michele and JaneHetoall UNL students (long
hair slightly higher). Call today tor an appointment.
The Phoenix Hair Artist and Nail Studio
3810 Normal, 483-2726.
Open 9-9 weekdays, 9-8 Saturday.
Attention Students!
The Phoenix Nan Studio, featuring Solarnail and Turbo. is
ottering $10 off a fun set of nails. Call 483-4726 tor an
appointment.
The Phoenix Hair Artist and Nail Studio
3810 Normal. 483-4726.
63 Pregnancy_
PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping
ment 4g^^^nancy P1**** call us lor appoint
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80 Typing & Resumes
Action Resumes
Quality resumes, cover letters, typing. Quick service,
affordable rales. Evening, weekend hours. 435-7264.
Resumes By Ann
Quality resumes, professional wnters. Over 10 years
experience, proven results. 464-0775.
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Professionally typeset and laser printed. $15 plus tax.
Daily Nebraskan,basement of Nebraska Union.
103 Spring Break Trips
HOT NIGHTS, cool drinks, jammin' music,...and youl Call
Kristi or Traci for information on Spring Break trips at474
6429.
SPRING BREAK ’93
Party with the Best!
S. Padre Island from 599
Cancun Mexico from $479
Bahamas/Cruise from $269
Join over 1 million partiersl Call Student Express
Vacations. Mark 436-7094 or 1-800-TOUR-USA
110 Announcements
AttentfonuJiliiors!
Do you display excellence in scholarship, leadershipand
service? Then Mortar Board wants you. Information
sheets for membership are now available In The Office for
Student Involvement on City & East Campus, The Culture
Center and Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs. Info sheets are due January 22.1993.
Ag Econ, Agribusiness Club members. Reminder to Sell
chili/soup supper tickets to turn in by Tuesday, Jan. 19.
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisheries. Earn
S600+/week in canneries or $4,000+/month on fishing
boats. Free transportation! Room & Boardl Over 8,000
openings. No experience necessary. Male or Female. For
employment program call 1-206-545-4155 ext. A5778.
ATTENTION JUNIORS!!!
Innocents Society applications are available. Applica
tions may be picked up from: Vice Chancellor Gnesen 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.
Attention Freshman: scholarship applications are now
availablelll The James Pittmger Foundation and Inno
cents Society award scholarships to full-time freshman
who have shown outstanding leadership, scholarship and
service. Pick-up application forms at the Office of Student
Involvement in both Student Unions or at Vice-Chancellor
Griesen's Office (124 Administration).
Breaking the Silence
A newsletter for survivors ot childhood sexual abuse. For
a Iree copy write to Box 30731, Lincoln. NE 68503.
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.
COMPLETE DWI DISCUSSION
HOURS
ONGOING WEEKEND FORMAT. STILL TIME! JANU
ARY 23, 8:00am-5:00, E & D Associates, 486-3790
Cornhusker Ski* Club
General meeting Wednesday, January 20. Noodles Com
edy Club 7:30 pm. Program: Finer points of racing and
building self-confidence on the slopes. ‘Snow skiing
ability is not a prerequisite to joint Information: 423-5926.
CRUISESHIPS/ RESORTS/ ALASKA jobs! $1200
$5000 MOI Summerl Careerl Guide. Cassette.
Newsservice! (916)922-2221. Ext. 168.
Denny Dent and his
Two-Fisted Art Attack
See musicians and famous persons.
Jimi Hendrix, Billy Joel, Bob Marley and
Einstein painted to music by Denny Demi
Tuesday. January 19 2p.m. NE Union Main
Lounge
Event sponsored by University Program
Council/Visual Arts.
SEEING IS BEUEVINGt!
Event is Free!!
Government Liaison
Committee
Tuesday - Jan. 19
6:30 p.m.
Nebraska Union
(room to be posted)
Guest speaker-Senator Bromm
NEW MEMBERS WELCOME
1237 H St. 472-5358
THE PERFORMING ARTS
PROGRAM
The Performing Arts Programallows future busi
ness leaders to experience different aspects of
the performing arts. From Broadway musicals,
to jazz, to dance, to chamber music, to pop, this
program has it all. Purchasing a ticket paicket
containing selected Lied performances at 40%
off the already reduced student price is the first
step in the process of enhancing your develop
ment. Packets are limited, so contact us before
January 29, 1993 to reserve your place. For
further information on the program, contact the
Student Development Center in CB A 237 or call
us at 472-8838 or 472-7773.
THE WHITE NIGHTS
Have vou always wondered what St. Petersburg was like
but didn't think you could aflord to go there? Welt—here's
your chance. The College of Business Administration is
offering a three-week program in Moscow and St. Peters
burg in June. Information sessions will be held on January
19 and 20 in the Union (room will be posted). Sessions for
both days will be held from 4.00 to 5:00 and 500 to 6:00.
it you cannot attend but are interested, be sure to contact
D'vee Buss, CBA 241.472-2310.
TREKKING IN THE
HIMALAYAS OF NEPAL
Campus Recreation presents a tree informational slide
show for anyone interested in Nepal and especially those
considering the UNL Winter Break trip December 1993
January 1394. Plan to attend this meeting on Tuesday,
January 19, 6:4S-80Ct>.m. in the Campus Recreation
Center Office, Conference Room 55D.
UPC Kimball Lied Performing Arts Committee is selling
50 Bobby MeFerrin Tickets (1-23-93)
S20 each
On sale Jan. 18 and 20
noon - 3pm
Nebraska Union
A second chance to buy. at a low student costl
For more info, call 472-6146
THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON
Question: If a tree falls in the forest and no one’s
around, and it hits a mime, does anyone care?
Calvin and HobbeS by Bill Watterson
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TONIGHT? 1
Want to help other students? Student Assistant positions
available for 1993-94. Pick up an application at 1102
Seaton Hall and attend one of the following information
sessions:
Thursday, January 14, 3:30-5.-O0pm Nebraska Union
Friday, January si 5,(3:00-4:30pm Nebraska Union
Sunday. January V; 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.
115 Meetings
Campus Red Cross will meet Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 6:00
pm-University Health Center. All welcome.
UPC
Kimball-Lied Performing Arts Comm
Meeting
Wed. Jan. 20, 1993 4:30pm
NE Union
Come and Joinll
Ag Econ, AgriBusiness Club, 5:45 Tuesday the 19th
Room 45 Filley Hall. Bring Ticket money and trip sign-up.
120 Greek Affairs
OBX
Spring Rush
Put a little spice in your lifel Come to an Informational
meeting Thursday, January 21, 1993, room to be posted
in Union.
1/14/93 - 2/14/93
GM Underwriters' Student Insurance policy for
Spring/Summer Semesters starts January 14, 1993.
Policy brochures are available by mail or at UHC Busi
ness Office. The insurance works in conjunction with
your Health Center fees, so it is important to make
sure you have paid these fees as well as your insur
ance premium.
I Premiums are: Springs Summer I
_1/14/93 - 8/24/93 I
Student Only □ $238.00 I
Students Spouse O $893.00 I
Student, Spouse. S Child O $1,182.00
Students Child □ $525.00
iEachAdditionaliChildi^^^|i^_n__$^1;00_|
Tills is the only option open at this time. Summer
session students may take advantage of a summer
policy starting 5/24/93. All policies will expire 8/24/
93. Premiums may be paid at the UHC Business
Office or mailed directly to the company. NO CASH
PAYMENTS PLEASE!
For further information on University Health Center
services/fees, please contact the UHC Business Office
by calling 472-7435.
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475-5550
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