Weekend Outlook
Lincoln’s best, worst win awards
After a semester of evaluating the
best entertainment Lincoln has to of
fer, we have come up with some Out
& About awards. These awards re
flect, in our opinions, Lincoln’s cream
of the crop — or, in some cases, the
cream of the crap.
So, without further ado:
Best Source of Carcinogens: Just
about every downtown dispensary of
drinks. It’s hard to walk past a local
tavern without sampling a fine to
bacco aroma — and without subse
quently having your knees buckle and
your head go light.
Best Source of Artery Clogging:
This could have gone to Rock ‘N Roll
Runza, with its banana splits big
enough to make hell freeze over. But
after watching the news some nights
ago, we changed our minds.
Visions of tubs of movie theater
popcorn used to quench our hungriest
dreams. Then we found out we could
eat a banana spl i t and a double cheese
burger and get less fat. Runza, conse
quently, gets more of our business
now.
BestCommercial for Sinus Medi
cine: The Bob Dylanconccrt Wednes
day. Contac would make m illions pi ay
ing “Like a Rolling Stone” and say
ing. “Do you want to sound like this
every time you have the flu? Take
Contac.”
Best Perpetuator of Insomnia:
The Coflcc House, 13th and P streets.
Yes, there are other (and cheaper)
places to get a cup of coffee. But at
how many of them can you get wired
on an espresso, a Voltaire and a Double
Cafe Mocha with Steamed Milk (and
a dollop of whipped cream)?
Best Place to Take a Girl to Din
ner: Within walking distance:
Valentino’s— 13th and P streets. It’s
pleasantly dark, cozy and best of all,
Italian. Valentino’s has one of the
most reasonable buffets with a $4 all
you-can-eat pizza deal after 10 p.m.
on Fridays and Saturdays.
Best Place to Take a Boy to Din
ner: The Renaissance Room at The
Comhusker Hotel, 13 th and K streets.
Most importantly: Forget your bill
fold.
Best Weekend Activity for a
Trekkie: The Lazer Tag at Holiday
Skate World, 48lhandRstrects. While
not having the appeal of paint-ball
warfare, the blinking lights should be
more than sufficient for the aspiring
Capt. Jcan-Luc Picard or Luke
Skywalkcr.
Best Place to Get Cultured: The
Lied Center for Performing Arts. 12th
and 0 streets. It has great shows and
inexpensive student prices, compara
bly.
Best Place for Live Music: The
Zoo Bar, 13 th and P streets, no ques
tion about it. Runners-up:
Knickerbockers, Duffy’s and The
Hurricane.
Best Place to Bond with Nature:
The Sunken Gardens, 27th Street and
Capitol Parkway. It’s one of those
places that seems to just radiate peace
and beauty. And it’s free.
Best Place to Shop: Lincoln’s
Historic Haymarket. Even without the
Farmer’s Market, the Haymarket is
the best place to go to find unique
gifts. Ted & Wally’s is a great place to
get a post-purchase refresher.
For many students, it’s too late to
enjoy many of these things before
summer comes. But if you’re stuck in
Lincoln, take our advice to heart.
You’ll be wired, tired, active and a
normal college student.
Sarah Duey is a senior news-editorial
major and the Arts and Entertainment edi
tor.
Jan Calinger is a sophomore news-edito
rial major and an Arts and Entertainment
columnist.
You still have time to earn credit
over the summer! Register now!
Read and Succeed
through the
1994 Summer Reading Course Program
Registration ends Tuesday, May 31, at 5 p.m. -
Space still available in courses in classics,
economics, English, geology, history, human
development, political science, psychology,
and sociology.
Register by phone: Call the Division of Continuing
Studies at 472-2175 from 8 a m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
Register in person: Come to the DCS Registration
Office, Room 271, at the Nebraska Center for
Continuing Education, 33rd and Holdrege
Streets from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Register by mail: Division of Continuing Studies
Room 271
^ Nebraska Center
Lincoln, NE 68583-9100
For details, call 472-1392.
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Evening Programs and Lifelong Learning Services
LAZER
TAG
Mon.-Wed. 5-10pm
Thursday 5-llpm
Friday 5-lam
Saturday llam-lam
Sunday, Noon-10pm
300 N. 48th
Next to
Holiday Skate World
466-2301
1 out of 3
Every third resident is coming back to live in
the residence halls next year.
Join your friends, earn higher grades, and take advantage
of the conveniences on-campus housing offers. You can
receive a $150 discount for next year.
University Housing
1100 Seaton Hall
472-3561
ON SALE
AT TWISTERS
CDS
$11.97
Cassettes
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00s For Sale
5 Bicycles For Sale
1993 TREK 7000.20" frame, lots ot extras. Call 436-7725.
leave message. Asking $475 OBO.
Wheeler 2000 Mountain Bike, black. 21 speed 19.5"
Frame, 26“ wheels. Hardly ridden, less than I year ok).
$325. 438-6092, leave message,
13 Clothing For Sale
Outdoor vintage sale, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Satur
day- 50V. olt instore merchandise. Ruby Begonias. 2322
O Street. It-6.
16 Computers For Sale
Brand new. Will sacrifice. Apple 460. Complete with
printer and aH accessories. Not adding to computer age
at 55 as I thought I would. 483-4335, leave message.
Macintosh LCII. Like new, 12" color monitor, keyboard,
mouse, microphone, software. $1050 OBO. 488-2742.
20 Furniture For Sale
Coach, matching chair 8 coffee table $75. Kitchen table/
4-chairs $25. Metal desk $50. All or OBO. 466-8310
Must sell! 78” blue hide-a-bed couch. Good condition. $70
O.B.O. 464-2522. __
T. V. $ 100; twin bed, boxspring mattress and frame, $ 125;
headboard, $35; nightstand, $35; and five drawer dress
er, $75. All matching, excellent condition, price negotia
ble. Call 467-3485.
40 Misc. For Sale
Getting married? Many purple and white wedding Items
for sale. Please call 438-3607 if interested.
50 Pets
A.K.C. Rottweiler. Born 4/20/94. Will be ready in 6-8
weeks. Call 466-3684.
60 Sporting Goods
Internal Frame backpack. Lowe contour IV, w/ 2 side
pouches. Lke new. $125/OBO. Call 488-9663
70 Ticket Exchange
One Northwest Airline ticket anywhere for $300. Contact
Molly at 436-7780. _
Selling 2 pairs—Pink Floyd tickets (Kansas City—June
20). Stadium floor—Best offer. Call Darrel, 436-9138—
Leave message.
90 Vehicles For Sale
'85 Toyota MR2. White, sunroof, AC. low mileage. JVC
stereo. $3700 OBO. Call 476-7205
77 280Z restored Very sharp $1,750. Call 435-6732.
“88 Mazda 323 SE. 4-door, 5-speed, air, AM/FM, nice.
$2950. offers.
• 86 Mazda B2000 pickup. 5-speed, air. AM/FM $2950.
offers
“87 Isuzu pup pickup. 4-speed, AM/FM cass. $2650,
offers.
“81 Toyota pickup 5-speed, air, clean. $2150, offers.
Baer s Auto Sales, 1647 S. 3rd St. 477-6442.
1992 Kawasaki Ninja 600R; black, excellent condition,
1,600 miles. 476-3424. _
1976 Black MGB Convertible, excellent condition. New
stereo, car cover. 50K. All extras. 476-1446.
200s Notices
210 Announcements
$750/week. Alaska fisheries this summer. Maritime Ser
vices. 1 -208-860-0219.
Adventure in Alaska $$$. Travel and Job descriptions
including an extensive guaranteed hst of employers/
contacts for $10. Send to AK Employment, C/O 1022
Pearl St, Denver. CO 80203.
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT— Earn up to
$8,000+ in two months. Room and boardl Transportation I
Male or Female No experience necessary. Call
(206)545-4155 extA5778.
Attention!!
Last chance this semester to attend a Teachers College
orientation session. Attend for information only, or bring
your advising folder and a CMA (Students are eligible to
transfer to Teachers College with a 2.5 GPA and no high
school deficiencies.)
Monday, May 2
103 Henzlilt
3:30
CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING—Earn up to $2000+/mo.
on Cruise Ships or Land-tour companies. Summer $ Full
Time employment available No experience necessary
For information call 1 206 634 0468 ext. C5778.
DEAD WEEK
Absolutely NO finals may be given during Dead Week
Finals can ONLY be moved lo another time DURING
FINALS WEEK with the unanimous consent of the class
Stop by the ASUN office with question or complaints
FACULTY/STAFF
TENNIS LEAGUE
The last day to enter the Men s and Women s F/S Intra
mural Tennis League is Tuesday. May 24. Enter now at
the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more
information.
Get your Bachelor Cap. Gown, ft Tassel at NEBRASKA
BOOKSTORE for only $14 95. NO RETURN NEEDEDI
Save your cap and gown as a keepsake 131b and Q
Street 476-0111. _
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT • Make up to $2,000
$4,000*/mo. teaching basic conversational English in
J<pan. Taiwan, or South Korea No teaching background
or Asian languages required Forinfocall: (206)632 1146
ext. J5778 _ _
INTRAMURAL
SOFTBALL MANAGERS
The Manager Meeting tor the Summer League of Co-Rec
Intramural Slow Pitch Softball will be held Thursday. May
19 at 5:15 p.m. In Room 55 of the Campus Recreation
Center. Each team must have one representative present
to be eligible for competlion. Call 472 3467 lor more
information.
Looking for an easy, affordable way to get your stuff home
for the summer’ We'D do It for yall The Packaging Store.
420-1292
Notice
We the Members ot Kappa Soma Fraternity,
would Ike to take this opportunly to remind our
fellow students of the University s policy regard
ing alcohol on campus.
The University s policy as stated in the Student
Code of Conduct is as follows:
Section 4.5 Alcohol Unlawful or unauthorized
possession, use. distribution, dispensing, debv
ery, sale, or consumption of any alcoholic bev
erage shall constitute misconduct.
We challenge all students .in the Residence
Halls and Greek Houses to |Oin us in abiding by
these rules.
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