GRE Practice Test
Sept 29th at 600 pm, room 102 Hamilton Hall, cost is
$700. Sign up in Burnett Hall, 1st floor PSI CHI Board.
House Plant Sale
UNL Hortlcuture Club
Thursday Sept 29
7:30em-3:00pm.
East Union
INTERNSHIPSIN
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE
Applications due 3 Oct. 1994
One year Internships starting January 1995 with Center
(or Sustainable Agricultural Systems and Department of
Agronomy. Each Intern designs and manages one of 4
micro-forms: conventional, organic, agraforestry, beef.
Course credit and summer stipend. No farm experience
required: junior/senior in any major may apply. A unique
opportunity for hands-on experience In sustainable agri
culture. Applications available Room 220 Kelm Had or call
467-5378. _
Intramural Flag Football
Managers
The Manager Meeting for Men s & Women's Flag Football
will be held Thursday, September 26, at 5:00pm in the
Nebraska Union. Each team must have one representa
llve present to be ellgbie for competition. Call 472-3467
lor more Information._
Junior and Senior
Education Majors
Odyssey II Program has mentors in related fields. Protege
application deadline extended to Friday September 30.
Apply 200 NE City Union._
Junior and Senior
Business Majors
Odyssey II Program has mentors in related fields. Protege
application deadline extended to Friday September 30.
Apply 200 NE Ctty Union. _
Political"Science IMajors
Odyssey II Program has mentors in related fields. Protege
application deadline extended to Friday September 30.
Apply in 200 NE City Union.
Model Call
Westbrook Music Bldg *134, Oct 2.6pm
NEED A TYPEWRITER?
There's one available for student use
FREE in the Student Info, Center
116 Nebr. Union
New Zealand/Australia
Adventure Trip
This trip will run from December 16,1994through January
7, 1995. II Interested in exploring these two incredible
countries, please attend tne Information Meeting on
Thursday, September 29 at 7.90pm In the Campus Hec
reation Center Conference Room. For more Information,
call 472-3467.
OPEN MEETING
Nebraskan* for Peace
Lincoln Chapter
Bread tor the World
Lincoln Chapter
United Nation* Association
Lincoln Chapter 100
Thursday .J^rtember 29
CORNERSTONE-UMHE
MON. 16th St. -
BORIS PET ERL IN
Writer/Journalist from
Zagreb, Croatia
PROTECT YOURSELF
And your loved ones. Pepper guard by MAC£• avalable
at front booth In Union sponsored by Assoc, ol Collegiate
Entrepreneurs.
SKYDIVE
iiiu’l^iiLu/in'r'r^.900,1 C#M Crt,#
SPECIAL SEMINAR
Thursday, Sept. 29
330-5:00 PM
Andrews Hall 228
BORIS PET ERL IN
Zagreb, Croatia
Writer/Journalist
f h * I tote of Irrdrpr^dvnt
Writers b JoumaNata In Current
Emm European Conflicts
ALL WELCOME
Student Foundation
New Membership Applications
are available In the office for Student Involvemnet on city
and aast campus. Applications wil be acceptecd until 4
pm on Thurs , Oct. 6th.
I
STUDENTS WITH CHILDREN
SUPPORT GROUP
NEW MEETING TIME
This group, meeting from 11:30am-12:30pm, offers an
understanding and supportive environment for the dis
cussion of issues pertinent to parenting. Meets every
Wednesday, 338 Nebraska Union. Any questions?, call
the Women's Center, 472-2597.
This Test Could Save
Your Life!
Free depression screening Thursday, Oct. 6 from 8
10a.m. and 11-lp.m. at the University Health Center.
Open to aH students, faculty and staff. Confidential seif
written test and meeting with mental health professional.
Also Available from Sep). 28-Oct. 6, a free telephone
screening. Call 1-8OO-200-1876.
UNL Men’s VolleybailClulb
Tryouts: Sunday. Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. 8 Monday. Oct. 3 at 6
P.m- « J-ee Hall, North Gym. Questions? Call
Marcus 486-3237,__
Women’s Wrestling
Practice Wednesday 7:30 pm, combative arts room,
Campus Rec. Beginners Welcomel Questions call
Bonnie 467-4124
Ad Club
Meeting tonight at 630pm In Avery Hall room 201. See
you there.
Biochemistry Club
Biochemistry Club Meeting, Wednesday 630 pm. East
Campus Union, Bowling Alley. We wHI discuss our trip to
the Biochemistry Conference in Missouri.
CBASAB
Meeting Wednesday, 530pm in the Union.
IMA
INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS
Student meeting, Wednesday Sept. 28,730pm, Nebras
ka Union. Speaker: Jeanne Capias, Becker CPA Review.
Free pop 8 pizza.
New Members Welcome!!!
Nebraskans for Peace
Meeting Wednesday, September 28.730pm. City Union
(room posted).
Pre-Optometry Club
AN old members and any new students Interested In a
career In optometry, please call el her Susan (421-4659)
or Chris (475-0126).
Pre-Phvsical Therapy
Meetinq Wednesday Sept. 28,7pm Unlv. Health Center,
rooms A-C. Pat Hageman, Director UNMC speaking.
SAA
Meeting this Thursday at Wick 5:00! Be there...or well be
you up! _
SERTOMA
(service organization) • , .
Meets Weds. Sept. 26 at 6 In Union, room wNI be posted.
New members wloomoll
Meeting tonight, 8:00 pm. NE Union. See ya there!
STUDENT FOUNDATION
Meeting Thurs., Sept. 29 In the Union. Officers should
amvepromptly at 4:45. The general mtg.willbeqln at 5:15.
UNL Rodeo Association
Meeting, East Campus Union. Wednesday, Sept. 28th.
730 p.m. ___
Wildlife Club speaker meeting. Kay Young will be speak
ing about uses of native plants. Wed., Sept. 28. 7p.m.,
East Campus Union.
AXA
congratulations to our Newly Initiated Brothers: Chris
Bassett. Kevin Brandenburg, Malt Edwards, Mike
Hoffman, Gary Schuster, Zack Stops. DJ Wilson.
In ZAX
The Brothers of Lambda Chi Alpha
AXQ ATE
Masters ’94
Congratulations to the f oNowing winners: 1. THE 2. Sigma
Nu 3 Chi Omega 4. Alpha Dels PI
Thanks to all who played!
-!
THK FAR SIDI By GARY LARSON
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Dames and Desperados
October 7,1994
A very belated thank you to the Delts for having us over
before the UCLA game. Better late than never, huh?
_Love, PI Beta Phi
Arz
Here's to Alpha Gamma Slgmal Thanks for an excellent
Froshl Let's do It again 6ometlmel
Love, Kappa Pledges
Congratulations to new Initiate, Jeff Scoular.
The Men of Phi Kappa Psl'
FH&
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Music and Melons
Come to BroyhlH Thursday (9/29) at 330 for a piece of
watermelon and listen to a great band, THE KIND. Hope
to see you therel
FH
Congratulations Pat Dodd on your Initiation into
FarmHouse Fraternity.
-The Active Chapter
<DM
Congratulations to Laura Shuminski and Michael Lammli
on tneir pearling
The Women of Phi Mu
A Big Thank You to AGR for the trip to the Pla-Moor
last Sunday. Lets Do it Again!
The women of Phi Mu
kkF
Thanks for the Farm Party on Saturday. We'S have to go
to many more barns together.
The Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon
AX A
Congratulations to the “CHIEF' Jeff Schaffatl for being
selected to Delta PI.
In ZAX,
The Men of Lambda Chl Alpha
ilKO
The men of PI Kappa Phi would like to say congrats to
W1NGNUT on Initiating. _____ _
Thanks to the Kappa Sigs for the sweet bowling games I
We had a blast!
Love, the women of PI Beta Phi
Theresa O,
Stop into the Union and pick up some Pepper Spray on a
key chain!
Raider
To SlgEp,
Thanks lor making Monday night dinner more exciting.
_TheAXOs
To the pledges of Sigma Chi,
You hit us with your best shots. Lets do it again sometime
soon.
The pledges of AXO
To the SlgEp pledges.
Thanks for having us over last Tuesday. We had a great
time.
AXO pledges
REPRESENTATION NEEDED
ON THE FOLLOWING
Comm, for Fees Allocation - Res. Hall rep.
Government Liaison Committee
International Students Subcommittee
Publications Board
Electoral Commlslon
Commencement-Upper classmen
Senate-Graduate Student
Students with disabilities
Deadline for above poeMone: Sept 30
Applications available at the
Student Government office
_ 115 Nebr. Union.
UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT
6 JO p.m. Tonight
EAST CAMPUS UNION
ROOM TO BE POSTED
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
I want a woman who Ikes Objectivism, the philosophy of
Ayn Rand. Box 80861. Lincoln, NE 68501.
FOUND: Bl-focal lense from glasses. South of the
Devaney Center
Watch found at 15 A "W Sts. Identify and claim at DN, 34
NE Union.
FUNDRAISING
Choose from 3 different fundraisers lasting either 3 or 7
days. No Investment. Earn $$$ for your group plus
persons! cash bonuses for yourself. Call 1-800-632
0528, Ext. 65.
300s Jobs
$$$
Flexble hours - unlimited Income potential. Position
yourself lor changes that are now happening. The timing
is right. Recorded message: 441-0800.
7-ELEVEN
Under New Management. If you are looking for extra
income and need a fob that can work around your school
schedule, apply at any location. We have open fut-time/
part-time 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. EOE.
College Students
$9.00 - Entry Level
Part-time, flexible schedules, internship and scholarship
opportunities avialable. No experience necessary. Short
training provided. 488-6017
Discover the versatile world of Avon and earn extra
money. For more information call 435-5024.
Domino’s Pizza Is Now Hiring
Domino's Pizza is looking for delhrery drivers to fill all
shifts. If you have a car, insurance and an excellent
driving record Domino's wants you. Most average $7.00
to $10.00 per hour. Apply at any Domino's Pizza location.
Early morning teacher needed. Apply at 320 N. 48th,
Merry Manor.
s.
CO-WORKERS
‘Excellent pay and benefits
‘Health/dental Insurance
*50% Meal discount
‘Great work environment
‘Paid vacation
‘Flexible schedule
‘S.T.E.P. Tuition Fteimbursed Scholarship Plan
AMIGOS, an expanding quality oriented Mexican fast
food chain has excellent part-time and fuB-tlme job oppor
tunities available now. If you are an aggressive, customer
oriented person and like to work at a last, intense pace,
an opportunity to put these skiBs to work and develop as
a leader is available. 15 and 16 year olds welcome.
APPLY NOW AT
AMIGOS
Any Lincoln location or the Corporate Office at 2546 S.
48tn in the Van Dorn Plaza.
EOE
Are you a movie and game buff? Audio Visual Video
center is needing a video and game specialist to deal with
customers. Part-time must be friendly and have experi
ence working with the public. Evening and weekend
hours. ApplyJ2301 N. 33rd St. M-F, 10-6.
Are you good at linear programming, goal programming,
decision theory (as it relates to micromangement sci
ence)? My company will pay up to $2000.00 for models.
Interested applicants respond to U.S.P.S. p&DC, 4800
Collins Road. Room 138, Lansing, Ml 48924-9997.
Big John’s
Has bartending positons open. Apply in person 399
Sunvalley Blvd. Must be 21. $5.75 to start* tips.
Big John’s Billiards
Now accepting applications for responsible and energetic
bartenders and wait staff. Apply in person to Dana or
I YMCA Downtown is hiring aerobic instructors, I
certification needed. Apply at the downtown I
YMCA, 1039 P St. |
EARN $85
...For 1 1/2 days work, once a month. Vehicle needed.
483-0323 after 6pm.
Extra Earnings Opportunity
Enthusiastic, friendly individuals needed to sample, up
grade and get new subsabers from walk-in traffic in
stores around Lincoln. PosItNe attitude a must. Salary
based upon commies ionsales. Need to be available Mon
Fri 5:30pm-8:30pm, Sat 11:30am-2:30pm(flexble).
Please call Mark, 473-7353._
Hashers needed for Mondays at sorority. $5 and free meal
• lots of great homemade foodl Cal Kevin at 476-9516.
Help wanted:
Coat Checks, Cocktails, Cashiers. Dance Insturctors and
DJ's. Serious inquiries only. Guitar* & Cadillacs. 5400
“O" 91. Cal after I Oam, 464-1100,_
KINDERCARE NORTH
Now hiring for early morning and late afternoon teachers.
Applicants must have previous chid care experience.
Please apply in person at 6900 Huntington Ave.
Knolls Country Club
We are now looking for Tuesday/tnursday or Wednes
day/Friday day wait or bus positions. Some evening and
weekend hours available Shifts that will work with your
busy schedule. Cal 423-2843 or apply in person at 2201
Old Cheney Road.
LaundryLand hiring for 730pm-lam, 2-3 shlts/week, 85
hr. Apply at 271h and Starr or 48th and Old Chenney.
Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
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Crossword
Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0621
ACROSS
1 Beer ingredient
S Investment
choices
11 Rooter
14-pricing
19 “A Midsummer
..damsel
i«“-Ape,”
Sedaka song
17 OL
19 Strike violently
20 -de
Cologne
21 Stretched the
budget
22 Health resort
29 Windshield
accessory
20 Left in the lurch
29 Smoker’s
receptacle
31 Louis XIV, eg.
32 A co-worker of
Alice
33 Selfishness of a
6ort
37-even keel
40 Make lace
41 B.A., M.A., etc.
43 Golfer’s
concern
44 Fog and smoke
40 Burnt
47 Adlai's
opponent
40 Not many
so Having fixed
limits
82 Aboriginal
87 Where the
action is
80 Actor Silver
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
5* Mrs. Bruce
Willis
60 Spanish gold
•1 “-was going
to St. Ives"
62 D
67 Moreover
66 Respect
66 Former
spouses
70 Command in a
library
71 Fine
72 Profound
DOWN
1 “Wha...?"
2 -for the
road
3 Entertainer
Zadora
« City artery
6 Quaker’s
pronoun
6 Grid arbiter
7 Egged on
• “Where there’s
6-Pieces in a
mosaic
10 Bluer
11 L
12 Slack-jawed
is Wanderer
16 Did some
paving
23 Conveys lightly
>4 Muslim’s
religion
>60
>7 Kanga's baby
*»
20 “Rock of-“
30 Mr. Berra
34 Fury
38 Fax, e.g.
38 Word written on
a biblical wall
30U.S. poet:
1889-1973
30 “-body
cry?": Burns
42 Big-game hunt
48 Expensive
stone
40 Squeezed in
81 Pressed
82 Homophone for
praise
83 Pasadena
flowers
84 Vice
88 Strad's
competition
88 Flaxen material
•0 H. Keller’s "The
Story-Life"
•3 Body of tps.
•4 Paul Bunyan
implement
M Director Spike
MJ. B. Rhine's
interest
