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the problem. The obvious solution is
to deduce whether or not whomever
I’m talking to is or isn’t from Ne
braska, and then I’ll know to say
Lincoln or NU.
Then again, that doesn’t always
work. I told a former Lincolnite I went
to Lincoln. He asked me what I was
doing in high school (Lincoln High)
60 miles from home.
My main problem is that none of
the other campuses are on par with
UN L. UNO doesn ’ t have dorm itories.
UNO and UNK are not Division I-A
schools. Omaha doesn’t even have
doctorates that I know of, and its
graduate program s, to m y know ledge,
are all supervised by Lincoln. And I
haven’t heard of any academic pro
gram that is offered at UNO or UNK,
but not Lincoln.
I think the Medical Center should
stay with the University system. It’s
technically a graduate program, simi
lar in some ways to the College of
Law.
But the other two campuses should
think about changing their names.
Maybe UNO could become Omaha
U. again. Maybe UNK could became
Nebraska State, or something.
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While talking to rela
tives in Ohio, I
mentioned going to
UNL. They asked me
what I was doing in Las
Vegas.
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But until then, I willproudly attend
the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
And if no change is ever made, I
suppose I’ll live. At NU, UNL, Lin
coln....
Cyrus ’ career helped
by mysterious voice
. Accoramg to an Associatea Kress
story, Billy Ray Cyrus — whose de
but album “Some Gave All” sold more
than 7 million copies — got a jump
start in his career by a still, small
voice he heard while attending a Neil
Diamond concert 11 years ago.
“Neil Diamond was saying how if
you believe in yourself, and believe in
your dreams, then you will have ev
erything you want,” the story quoted
Cyrus from a recent TV Guide inter
view.
“Just that second, my voice said to
me, ‘There’s your answer. Use your
music to do something positive.’ And
I knew right then that this was my
calling.”
m me ume ^.yrus was a zu-year
old aspiring ballplayer who had never
sung professionally. Today he’s
among the brightest stars of country
music.
As unlikely as all this seems, it’s
undeniable that Cyrus got, and is get
ting, “everything he wants.”
But the question remains: Who
told Cyrus to do it?
Neil Diamond? God? Just who is
responsible for Billy Ray’s success?
That question may remain forever
unanswered as Diamond was unavail
able for comment at press time.
And God put this reporter on hold
for what seemed like an eternity.
— Mark Baldridge
Cheerleaders
strut their stuff
at UPC festival
A fashion show in the union?
That’s right Today from 1
p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union, UNL cheerleaders will
model the latest fashions from
Formal Fantasies, Best Styles
Formal Wear, Lawlors, Boogs
and County Seat.
B104 will provide the music,
and the College of Hair Design
will style the models’ hair and
makeup.
This event is sponsored by
the University Program Council
Union Festivals Committee.
Activities like this will occur
every Wacky Wednesday this
semester.
— Compiled by Heather
Sinor
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6 Computers For Sale
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18 Stereos/TVs For Sale
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Both excellent condition. 466-8520.
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will demonstrate $800 obo. Call 477-0608 evenings.
19 Ticket Exchange
Three front row center seats to the Hobbit at the Lied
Center for sale. March 21 performance. 483-0443 after 5
p.m.
Wanted tickets for NU vs. Oklahoma State (2/16). Prefer
student seats. 464-4124
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20 Vehicles For Sale
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1986 Nissan Sentra. 4-door, 66.000 miles. Good condi
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1978 Saab Turbo
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Campaign Kickoff Celebration
and Platform Announcement!
TOO AY at 3O0pm
Across from Union Burger King
VOICE VOICE
Where’s the line?
A discussion of ths issues of privacy surrounding the
Candice Harms case
Bring your sack lunch and join journalists from
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■paradigm shifts
liberation theology
•how spirituality informs our total experience
115 Meetings
Ad Club
Meeting. Wednesday, February 10 at 600pm. Rm 201
Avery Hal. Topic 'In-House Advertising and Compa
mas*.
Block & Bridle
Meeting Wednesday. February 10. East Campus Union.
700 Initiates, 730 meeting Speaker: Ted Doane on
'Australia'.
FINANCE CLUB
Meeting 530 today in Union. Speaker Ann Hansen, NBC
Trust Dept Kansas City Trip.
The Publications Board wll meet 430 p.m. Thursday in
the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan poitaes
and to hire next year's advertising manager Al are
welcome to attend.
UNL Parking Advisory Committee meeting February 112
530 City Union. Room wll be posted
UNL Wildlife Club
Wed 700pm-ECU. Speaker: Betsy Hanoock. Raptor
Recovery Center
Pre-Law Club
Meeting at 7:30 p.m Thursday in the City Union. Kaplan
wll be gkrlng $80 discounts lor all trtto attend I
120 Greek Affairs
Am
Cong rat u let ions to our new Rush Chairman - Wiliam Scott
and Jason Smith. Also pledge ot the y«dr (Mtott Stadler
and pledge scholar-Bret Parsons.
CATCH A LOVE BUZZ
Saturday, Feb. 13th
ADPi, Sigma Nu. TriDett, DU. Gamma Phi.
Lamda Chi, Pi Phi. Kappa Sig _
Congratulations Thad Folletl for being selected IFC Over
all Rush Chair. You're the coolest guy we know. . .maybe’
Men of Sig Ep
Congratulations to the following on making Greek Week:
D.Steinke. D. Paxton. K. Wemhoft. J. Nemec. and J. Voss
__ The Men of AGS
Congratulations Troy Hansen, Ed Side, Mike Jacobson
and Tom Stumbe for being selected for Greek week.
Men of AgMen
Congratulations to our new pledges: Becky Adams.
Kristin Edwards. Heidi Mahloch, Julie MiHiken, Kris
Nabity and Kim Ward.
Love, your TC sisters
Congratulations to the following Gamma Phi's for making
Greek Week: Carrie Ellingson, Connie Wollenberg.
Marcy Worthington, Lori Thompson, Jen Putensen,
Bethany Bergmeyer. And Comedy Night Chairperson
Chlcky AzadE
ZAE
Congratulates Mke Moyer. Shawn Knefels. and Tom
Shubert on being selected to the Greek Week Committee;
Ed Lank as and Doug Wilcox on being chosen our 1993
summer Rush chairman, Chad Vhyiidal and Doug Stobbe
on their campaigns lor ASUN; and Ere Thoendel on being
chosen Brother of the Week.
Phi Alpha, The men of Sigma A$>ha Epsilon
Thank you to the ladies of AXiO for the rollerskating date
dash We had a blasti
_ The men of AGS
The Men of Sig Ep would like to congratulate Dave
Jurgens for being selected tor Greek Sing and Kirk Smith
for P.R for 1993 Annual Greek Week
Tn-DeK's.
Jen Hil—Congratuiatxjns on being selected lor the Con
tinental Singer! You're the besti
_ Love, your Tri-Dell sisters
Tri-Delta Theta,
Phi-Delts.
We thought Munoz was a Tri-Den from that cup. Thanks
for Friday s Festivities I
Love, your neighbors
ASA XO
CUPID TAKES CAMPUS
130 Student Government
ASUN Vacancies
The following collages have vacancies
Teachers Collage
Dtv. of Continuing Studies
Committee positions available for:
Parking Appeals
Student Empfoye# Grievance
Applications avatable at 116 Nebraska Union
Deadline 4 00 p.m. • Thursday. Fab. 11
Student Government Election
•'* con<*<n* »*>oui the process or the regula
lS^!LF?J?,orn3!"02. 0-1 or stop by 116
Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission meals on
Tuesdays M 1:16p.m. • students are welcome to attend
UN-L STUOENT GOVERNMENT
Wednesday, February 10
6:30pm
City Campus Union
INFORMATION ANO AGENOA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
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140 Personals
Baoii,
How about thai petty
__A.L.
Derrick.
Thanks for the Helsman.
___ CJ
Snowbunny.
Where have you been? Let's trip the horizontal fantastic
— ___Carl 8.
Mlchaal.
Cong ratutatiof t on John I. Glad wa could both bather* for
Ns arrival. I wonder I well BOTH be around ter John II.
HI—l Bssi wishes to you.
Krista K.8..
^o.Happy Birthday and hoping that you've many
_____J Bond
Tom,
Be aura to place a Valentinas personal by 2:00pm
lT-Ii"d5y M> «h« you can win on# of th* lunky grit
oertrilcate# for being your creative, wacky self
Love and kieses. Rosie
