3 Bicycles For Sale
Fisher CR-7 MTB, Cook Bros. Cranks, I.R.D. Post, An
swer Stem. $675. 474-4748.
5 Clothing For Sale
j P Originals Wedding Gown tor sale. Never worn I Best
otter. Call 421-5357 or 474-3939 after 5pm, Leave mes
sage and number.
6 Computers For Sale
MUST SELLII AT4T PC 6300 w/12" mono-monitor, ext.
keyboard 256K RAM, 20MBHD; AT4T DOS IBM
Displaywrite-3; Epson FX-286 niq printer; and desk 488
7028.__
Word Processor, Smith Corona, lap top w/dalsy wheel
printer, extras. $250. OBO, 477-0799.
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12 Musical Instruments
Chery red Hamer Special, $700 negotiable. 438-4315.
19 Ticket Exchange
• * TICKETS WANTED * *
KANSAS VS NE/FINAL 4
* BIG 8 TOURNAMENT *
CASH PAID—432-3977
Wanted: 2 floor or lirst level Nebraska Kansas tickets.
February 7. $30 each. 1-339-0973 evening*.
20 Vehicles For Sale
—————-S’—
86 Honda Civic 4 door. 5 speed, air, AM/FM cass. Nice!
$3950 otters.
Baer * Automotive Sale*
1647 S. 3rd
477-6442
1990 Geo Tracker. 35.000 miles. Very nice. 5-speed
Kenwood CD pullout S7.300 436-0120
1978 Saab Turbo
Fun car, huge trunk, some rust. Excellent mechamca
condition. Good tires. One owner. $1500.435-8946 aftei
10 a.m.
Must sellll 1980 Honda Accord. 2-door hatchback. Mod
erate rear end damage. Otherwise, great shape. S70(
O.B.O. 466 2388.
103 Spring Break Trips
SOUTH PADRE ISLAND
Party with the Bestll Beach Front Hotel* or Condos with
Party/Activity Package. $26 per person/per night—Taxes
Not Included.
1-600-645-6766
110 Announcements
Spokeswoman tor Chinese Democracy Movement:
Chai Ling will be speaking in the Centennial Room.
Nebraska Union at 7:30pm Friday. February 5. Free lor
UNL students with 10. S4 at the door non-students Call
472-1780 or stop in 117 Nebraska Union tor information.
STUDENTS FACULTY STAFF
WEDNESDAY MORNING
SERVICE OF PRAYER &
SACRAMENT
7:45 -8:15 AM Weekly
Cornerstone Chapel
640 N. 16th Street
A brief time, al (fie beginning of rite day,
and in the mtdet of a busy week to focus,
center end renew together in prayer.
ALL WELCOME
Study Abroad Information Meetings: Tuesdays at 6:30
pm. and Wednesdays at 400 pm International Affairs.
1237 R St 472-5358.
TURD ANNUAL CORPORATE PARTNERS
BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Attention CBA students I AppikJd ions for this professional
seminar are now available m CBA, rm.237 The seminar
win be held February 18 and 20. applications due Febru
ary 5.
TIRED OF DORM LIFE?
Give Sigma Afcha Mu a look We re looking for quakty
people who want to loin afratemlty without a»thefralern«y
B.S. Meet Tuesday. Fab. 2, 7:00pm at the Reunion to
check us out.
Nebraska Model
United Nations
Spring Simulation
_f®b B-6 Nebraska Union
Cnr. *25 Per delegation + $10 per UNL Delegate
For mto. call 472-1780 or stop in Room 117 Neb. Union
^AJU“MER EMPLOYMENT - fisheries.Tarn
canneriGS or W.OOOWmonth on fishing
^ninnrS^ranSPOrta,IOnl fl00m * Boar<)l Over B,OO0
9rLN.° exPerience necessary. Male or Female. For
employment program call1-206-545-4155 ext. A5778
COMPLETE DWI DISCUSSION
AND EDUCATION HOURS
6 A(7Ca<S^^N|?r n°AMAT-STILL T,MEI February
6 s 7. 800am-5:00, E & D Associates. 486-3790. 7
Sn?,tIESH,P(f^S0RT^ALASKA lobsl S1200-85000
(^jlz^Ssi ExM68GU'de’ Cassene> Newsservice!
Interested in ■ career in publishing? Come hear about
this year s University of Denver Publishing Institute a
tour-week introduction tobookpublishing. Tuesday Feb
ruary 2 7pm, NE Union, room TBA. Or call 472-5938 tor
more information.
UPC
Applications are available for Committee Chair and ex
ecutive positions on the 1993-94 University Program
Council, at 117 Ne. Union, 200 Ne. Union, and 300 Ne.
East Union. Come join the team!
By the numbers...
with Dave Bower, Campus Program Director for the
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Nebraska.
Wednesday, Feb.3, 8:30 pm in the SeHeck Continental
Dining Room. Learn how to drink responsibly and still
have a great time. Chi-Chi's will begin serving free
mocktails at 800 pm. For more info, call Dave, 436-0779.
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT-Make money teach
ing basic conversational English abroad. Japan A Tai
wan. Many provide room A board ♦ other benefits! Make
$2,000-$4,000* per month. No previous training or teach
ing certificate required. For employment program call:
(206) 632-1146 ext. J5778
Need to do cross-training for
the April MCAT?
Kaplan course begins this Sundayl New location: 245
North 13th. 475-7010 to enroll.
PETITION
for reinstating Invocation & Benediction
into Commencement Ceremony
Meeting for those interested in helping
with the petition drive.
Tuesday - Feb. 2
1.-00- 1t5 Nebr. Union
POSITIONS OPEN
NEBRASKA UNION BOARD
Sn positions are open on Union Board. The Board s
recommendations are to be sought and given careful
consideration in all aspects of Nebraska Union opera
tions, programs and planning. Applications available at
115 Nebr. Union, deadline Fnday, Feb. 5 at 4:00pm.
Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union.
Rock Climbing In Oklahoma
with Outdoor Adventures Experience Quartz Mountain.
February 17-21. Sign up deadline February 8.
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THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON
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"Quit school? Quit school? You wanna end up
** like your father? A career lab rat?”
115 Meetings
AIESEC NEBRASKA
Business, 0 & A. planning meeting Tuesday, Feb. 2 at
4:00 pm. City Union - Membership dues by Feb. 16. New
members welcomell
Biology Club
Meeting Thursday. February 4 at 7:30pm in Room 118
Manter. Dr. Lynch will be the speaker. Refreshments
provided.
SCEC Meeting
February 2. 5:30 p.m., Barkley Center Room 313.
Speaker on career opportunities and interviews. Old and
new members welcome.
UNL FFA meeting tonight at 8p.m. in East Campus Union.
Planning for state contest.
UNL Range Club Meeting
February 2, at 5:00pm in 327 Keim.
WACKY! WACKY!
Wacky Wednesday/UPC Union Festival meeting tonight
(and every Tuesday), 117 Ne. Union, 7:00 p.m.
P S. EAT APPLE PIEIII
WHAT NEXT!?!
Find out ail the tricks of getting into
Med. School. Law School, or Graa. School.
Three featured speakers at the next
GOLDEN KEY
General Chapter Meeting
7:00 p.m. Wed.. Feb. 3
Room 121 HAH
All members and non-members are encouraged to
attend l
_
Campus Red Cross
Tonight at 6:00 pm atthe Health Center. Get ready to work
on the blood drive.
Habitat for Humanity
Meeting 7:00pm, Thursday, January 21, at the City Union.
Old and new members welcomel
LIBERTARIANS
Campus Libertarians meettonightat6:30pm in the Union.
Check Union events calendar for room number. Ques
tions-call 477-8467.
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Come Join
Triangle Little Sisters are seeking new members
Wednesday, February 3: Food and Fun. Thursday, Feb
ruary 4: Movie Night. All activities will meet at Triangle
Fraternity at 7 p.m. Questions, call Danielle at 466-8905
or Jeff at 436-9443.
Farmhouse,
Thanks for Pitch,—you know it's rigged when the social
chair winsl
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Congratulations to the Final Officers elected for Gamma
Beta Zeta: Alumni Chairman, Walt Hess; Goal Board
Chmn, Ryan Grabenstein; IFC, Matt Hinsley; JR. IFC,
Shane Berman; Summer Rush, Bin Weddington; SAC. Ed
Gaffrey; Big Bro Coord., Jason Schroeder; Nationals
Delegate, Pat Behnke, and the Executive Council of Brian
Arp, Rich Butalla and Scott Magner.
REGGAE-REGGAE-REGGAE
LEROY SHAKESPEARE
and THE SHIP OF VIBES!
Originally from Kingston, Jamaica
this band is now based to Dallas
and has twice been voted the top
Reggae band in THAT CITY.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
TUES., FEB. 2,9-1:00, $3.00
THE ZOO BAR, 136 NO. 14th
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Congratulations to 1993
initiates:
Cindy Armstrong, Jodi Bergmeier, Nicole Bettger, Paige
Blatny , Pam Blatny, Heather Boldin. Marit Burch, Jennifer
Dolphin, Melissa Draper, Amy Eynon, Kara Fecht. Joy
Felton, Sarah Fread, Dani Fjprichs, Wendi Frohloff, Cindy
Garner, Michaela Haney, Jennie 'Harrington, Julie
Herrod, Kim Kathol, Gretchen Langvardt, Stephanie
Lauerman, Gretchen Livingston, Melinda Lugert, Meredy
Luth, Stephanie Malm, Dawn Massey, Nicole Mathias.
Kim Mongar, Anne Morrow, Wendy Nave, Caroline Neid,
Amy Jo O'Neil, Gina Ord, Kim Steiner, Clrcy Swanson,
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spoke
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14 Glowing coal
it Droplet
10 Antelope
17 Antelope is a
misspelled feral
creature?
10 Bordeaux or
Burgundy
20 Co-founder of
Ms.
21 Family of a
Norwegian
playwright
23 Total
24 Anglers
accessory
20 Crab ^
so Confesses
tunefully?
94 Cheer for a
torero
99 Tidy
99 “Norma," for
one
97 Sgt. or cpI.
99 Unyielding rock
singer?
40 W.W. II soldiers
41 Lollobrigida et
al.
49 Peau de
(silk fabric)
44 On: Prefix
49 Author of
"Waiting for
Lefty"
49 Dutch city
49 Groups of
antelopes
91 Bob, as bait
92 Decadent
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Rubinstein
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Chinese
vocalist?
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good
antelopes?
84 Scriptural
antelope?
88 Palindromic
principle
88 Sat., on Sun.
87 City NNW of
Provo
68 Foes of the
Senecas
DOWN
1 Chops
2 Give off
3 Competent
4 Phone again
s Faddish
6 Check
7 Kickoff gadget
a Western
Hemisphere
org
9 Bandleader
Shaw
10 Marsh marigold
11 Author Eliav
12 Country singer
Loretta
13 Fires
18 Words with
board or
breakfast
22 Confuse
24 Antelope at the
car wash?
25 Keep
26 Drummer's
antelope?
27 Spanish hero
28 Former presi
dent of Italy
29 Stopped
31 Middle East
desert region
32 See 26 Across
33 European
airline in, this
antelope?
36 Resource
39 Tragic heroine
of "I Pagliacci"
and namesakes
42 He eschews
pews
47 Salt
48 N.F.L. event in
Sept.
so Right-hand •
page
52 Nervous
53 Temple or
church: Poetic
54 Respiratory
ailments
55 U S. territory
56 Hindu fire god
57 "Of-1 Sing”
58 Diner sign
51 Biblical mount
52 Cinnabar, e g.
