Classified
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======== 63 Pregnancy
<’ORSALh_ 64 Printing 4 Copying
68 Recycling
Appliances 72 Rentals I
Bicycles 74 Tanning
Books 75 Tattooing
Clothing 76 Travel
jewelry 80 Typing 4 Resumes
Computers —
Furniture NOTICES
Garage Sales
0 Misc For Sale 100 Rides
2 Musical Instruments 105 Career Evemts
3 CXtice Furniture 110 Announcements
4 Pets 115 Meetings
5 photo Equipment 120 Greek Adairs
6 Sponing Goods 130 Student Government
IS Stereos;TVs 140 Personals
!9 Ticket Exchange 145 Los, s Found
2° Vehicles 148 Wanted
_ === 149 Fundraising
SKR VICKS
22 Adoption -
23 Alterations 4 Sewing , 50 Child Care Needed
25 Automotive 160 Help Wanted
27 Bicycle Service 162 Work Study Jobs
29 Bridal 164 Summer Jobs
X Catering 166 Internships
32 Cleaning/laundry -
S cX'u-KrSvce0ld8 HOUSING
38 GfndeaT60' 170 Roommates
in HairstyNnq 173 Housing Wanted
2 Hearth 4 Witness 175 Roomrtor Ren,
44 insurance 180 Houses For Rent
46 Instruction/Tutoring ]85 Duplex For Rent
48 Job Placement 90 Apartments For Rent
~ , anai 191 Summer Housing
60 m!sc Services 192 Mobile Homes For Rem
Photoaraohv 1^4 Homos For S3I0
62 Pholograpny tge Vacation Rentals
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and student organization ads
$4 00 per day for 15 words on non-student ads
$ 15 each additional word.
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Found ads may be submitted free of charge
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non
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tisement which discriminates against any person
on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, race,
religion, age. disability, marital status or national
onain
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or reject any advertisement at any time which
does not comply with the policies and judgments
ot the newspaper.
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contents ot all ads printed, as well as any claim
ansing therefrom made against the Daily Nebras
kan.
Writing an effective ad
Be descriptive The more information you pro
vide the readers. the better your responses will be
Begin the ad with the item for sale or offered
Include the price of the items for sale
Highlight the ad with larger type, boldface, art or
a box
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ad reaches the Monday-Wednesday Friday stu
dents and the Tuesday-Thursday students.
6 Computers For Sale
IBM Compatble. monochrome mon., ext. keyboard. 24
pm. printer, $400 OBO 477-0185 after 5:30pm.
14 Pets
FOR SALE 40gal fish tank and accessor** Best offer
take* 436-6082
19 Ticket Exchange
2 tickets for Bobby McFerrln on Sat Jan 23rd. $15 each.
Cali 483 2750 evenings. _ __
Need 6 floor tickets tor NE vs. K-Stale BB game January
23. WiH pay premium price. 475-9983 leave message
20 Vehicles For Sale
85 Marta QIC. 4 door. 5-speed. AM/fM cassette Above
averagei 52250 often
Beers Auto Seles
1647 South 3rd
™£«i°Aif/??iVa'44,000miles- Very clean. A/C. Cruise
Jays° AM/FM cassette. 4-speed. Best otter. 472-2939
103 Spring Break Trips
SPRING BREAK 93
Party with the Beat!
S. Padre Island from S99
Cancun Mexico from S479
Bahamas/Cruise from S269
Join over 1 million partiers! Call Student Express
Vacations. Mark 436-7094 or 1-800-TOUR-USA
110 Announcements
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - fisheries. Earn
5600+/week in canneries or $4,000+/month on fishing
Boats. Free transportation! Room & Board! 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 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.
Attention Freshman: scholarship applications are now
availablelll The James Prttinger Foundation and Inno
cents Society award scholarships to full-time freshman
who have shown outstanding leadership, scholarship and
service. Pick-up application Torms atthe Office of Student
Involvement in both Student Unions or at Vice-Chancellor
Griesen s Office (124 Administration).
ATTN: BUSINESS STUDENTS
Delta Sigma Pi. a professional business fraternity, is
having their spring rush. See booth in CBA Jan. 19-22.
COLD? ~
READY FOR
SUMMER?
PSYCH UP FOR SUMMER JAM
WITH THE FISHHEADS
Wednesday. Jan. 20
12:30 - 2:30pm
In the Crib (Next to Burger King)
Nebraska Union
_ From UPC-WACKY WEDNESDAY
COMPLETE DWI DISCUSSION
HOURS
ONGOING WEEKEND FORMAT. STILL TIME I JANU
ARY 23. 8 00am 5 00. E & D Associates. 486 3 790
Cornhusker Ski* Club
General meeting Wednesday. January 20. Noodles Com
edy Club 7:30 pm. Program: Finer points ol racing and
building self-contdenoe on the slopes. ‘Snow skiing
ability a not a prerequisite to joint Information: 423-5926
CRUISE SHIPS/ RESORTS/ ALASKA jobs! $1200
$5000 MOI Summer! Careerl Guide. Cassette
Newsservice! (916)922-2221. Ext. 168
Real Students Read
Subtitles
Can YOU? The University Program Council
International Films Committee meets Wed. at
5.-30 in Room 117 of the Nebraska Union Come
tak about movies. plan next years series and get
ready for
THE KILLER
I A movie from Hong Kong on Jan. 31.
Single Mother’s Support
Group
Offers an understanding A supportive environment f or tN
discussion of issues pertinent to the single parent. Meet:
Wednesdays noon in Room 338. Nebraska Union^Fo
more mformatxjn contact the Women's Center 472 2592
DAILY
NEBRASKAN
BUY IT.
SELL IT.
FIND IT.
1 ~l
472-2588
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Russia
Summer Study Abroad
Are you looking lor an exciting, unique, and aflordable
opportunity to study abroad?HOW ABOUT RUSSIA? The
College of Business Administration is offering a three
week program In Moscow and St. Petersburg in June.
Information sessions will be held TODAY in the Union
(room will be posted). Sessions tor both days will be held
from 4:00 to 5:00 and 5:00 to 6:00. If you cannot attend but
are interested, be sure to contact DVee Buss, CBA 241,
472-2310.
ATTN: NORML/HEMP
Taking nominations for officers this Thurs. Regular meet
ing time 6pm, Union, room posted. Additional nomina
tions and elections Jan. 28 meeting. New members
welcome.
UPC Kimball Lied Performing Arts Committee is selling
50 Bobby McFerrin 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 cost!
For more info, call 472-6146
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Chase Firm Fitness
from New York City
$25 for one month for
first 20 UNL students to
enroll
AEROBICS / WEIGHTS
RESULTS!
701 PSt. 435-8555
115 Meetings
AGRONOMY CLUB
Meeting Wednesday, January 20, 7.30pm Room 327
Keim Hall. __
AIESEC NEBRASKA
An opportunity tor success1 Build your resume! Gain
International imernships! Open to all majors Informa
tional meeting Jan 20 and 21. NE Union-4:00pm-Room
posted. New members welcomell _
Alpha Zeta
Regular meeting TODAY 11/20) 6pm, East Campus
Union. We'll discuss spaghetti teed, banquet, and ag
torum.
Malaysian Student
Association
NUMSA General meeting 2 p.m., Sunday, January 24,
Georgian Suite, Nebraska Union.
Mechanized Systems
Management Club
Meeting 5:30pm Thursday. January 21, East Union.
Check info board for location.
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BADMINTON CLUB
Practice session on every Saturday 3:00pm in the Recre
ational Center. New members welcome!!
Biology Club
Meeting Thursday. January 21 at 7:30pm in 118 Manter.
We will be doing a variety ot things. New members
welcome.
BLOCK & BRIDLE
Meeting 7:OOpm., Wednesday. January 20th, Animal
Science Bldg. Come play sand voHeyballl
CBA SAB
TODAY
Union, 5:30
Institute of Management
Accountants
Organizational meeting. All accounting majors welcome.
Wednesday. January 20. 6:00pm, City Union.
Judo Members: Meeting Tonight. Combative Arts room,
5:00-7:00 pm. Be ready to work-out.
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University Plasma Center
Located at the comer of 15th & O
COLD CASH
NEW DONORS $25 on
fust donation.
RETURN DONORS $25
after 2 month lapse.
ALL DONORS $15 for
each donation.
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1442’0* Street
475-1358
Mon - Fri.8:00-7:30
Saturday.9:00-4:00
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Calvin and HobbeS by Bill Watterson
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Crossword Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0815
ACROSS
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S Escorts
10 Anguish
14 Diner sign
is Creme dela
cr6me
18 Florence s river
17 Start of a quip
20 Christie's
“Murder
Said"
21 Regan's father
22 Cordwood
measure
23 Martin or Hart
24 Walked
triumphantly
28 Choir
accompani
ments
I
2« Pertaining to !
bees •
30 Olds classics •
31 Place for an ,
6l6ve
32"-About the ,
Boy": Coward
as More of the quip 1
39 Kismet
40 Where Joan of (
Arc was
executed
41 Bibliotheca:
Slang
42 Thigh-high
skirts
43 Pampers
49 Author of
“Popo” 1980
47 Tree’s torso
4« Idaho's capital
49 Like the White
Rabbit
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
so Little piggie
S3 End of the quip
S7-fixe
sa Like Mary Lou
Retton
59 Loll
so Manor master
81 Discourage
82 Washington
bills
DOWN
1 Garbanzos'
cousins
2 Plaster backer
3 Major or kitchen
follower -
4 St. Helens s
output
9 Tables
9 Mollify
7 Stratum in a
stadium
• Greek vowel
9 Like some wine
10 Dolly from
Tenn.
11 Rainbow
shaped
12 Harden
13 Proboscis
is Panache
19 Lebanon
neighbor
23 Forest food
24 Dish's
elopement
partner
25 Cash drawer
28 Spoken
27 San-,
Riviera resort
28 Gourmand's
gripe?
2« Farmers' fields
31 Small cases
32 DCCLI x II
33 French secular
cleric
34 Changes color
36 Table protector
37 Loudness
measure
38 River to the
North Sea
42 Ate aboard a
U S warship
43 Take the trouble
44 Helm position
49 Last movement
of a sonata
49 Down producer
47 Use the Jacuzzi
49 Pail handle
49 Latvian
so Comparative
word
si Seep
52 Merinos' moms
54 On in years
55 Golfer s
concern
so Terse road sign
