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178 Pregnancy
180 Printing A Copying
182 Recycling
02 Appliances M°us
« fe* 188 Tanning
13 Clothing ]99 Ravel1"9
20 Fumffure™ 195 TyP|nB » Resumes
30 Jewelnf -
40 Mlsc. For Sale
45 Musical Instruments --
46 Office Furniture 200 Rides
50 Pets 203 Spring Break Tripe
55 Photo Equipment 205 Career Events
60 Sporting Goods 210 Announcements
65 Stereoe/TVs 215 Meetings
70 Ticket Exchange 220 Greek Affairs
90 Vehicles 230 Student Government
"."I 240 Personals
245 Lost A Found
L—- 250 Wanted
100 Adoption 260 Fundraising
105 Alterations A Sewing
110 Automotive
115 Bicycle Service ---
120 Brioal 300 Help Wanted
125 Catering 310 Child Care
128 Child Care 320 Work Study Jobs
130 Cleaning/Laundry 330 Summer Jobs
131 Cleaning/Households 340 Internships
135 Computer Service -
140 Entertainment
145 Gift Ideas _
. 400 Roommates
50 Health A Fitness 410 Homing Wanted
153 n#ur*JJ®*n. ^ 420 Rooms/Rent
« 430 Houses/Rent
I9® r*°b Plewment 440 Duplex/Rent
160 Lawn eye 450 Apartments/Rent
|“SS* 460 Summer Housing
11 oil!, 470 Mobile Homes/Rent
175 Photography 460 Vacation/Rent
490 Homes/Sale
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00s For Sale
Washer, Dryer, Stove or Refrigerator only $25 down and
3 m onihly payments of $25. Just $100 choice, no interest.
Warranty. Free delivery. Cheaper than the laundrymatl.
466 6252
Bike for Sale
1990 Centurion Iron Man Trlathalon Bike. Like new. $450
OBO call 489-3513 Eve.
Brand new 1995 Diamond Back Outlook. Only a month
old. Nice looking. Asking $220. Price negotiable. Green
and black. 436-0102.
End of Season Bicycle Sale. Honker Hanger Bike Shop.
40th and A Si. 486-0323.
For Sale: White Diamondback/mountain bike. $150. Call
476-3309, ask for Nikki or leave message.
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheefn & Deal'n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
See the '95 models now! New '95's arriving daily Cycle
Work* 27th 8 Vine. Lower than ever prices on remaining
Unlvega Red Rover Sport Mtn. bfce, 18-speed, new tires
and tubes, $170. Call 488-0863.
Almost new Packard Belt mini-tower pc 486 dx2 66mhz 8
ram 420 hd multimedia 16 bits soundcard nec svga
monitor, stereo speakers.plays cds, all tor $2400 or deal.
Cannon printer $225. Call 472-8130 or 465-4676
Complete IBM System: SVGA Color, Printer, Modum,
Mouse, Windows, and more. $799 OBO. 435-0280.
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system Including
printer only $500. Cal Chris at 800-289-5685.
5 CD Carousel unit. $150 OBO. Call Jim, 436-8935.
VCR w/remote, $85 excellent condition. Also, COLOR
T.V., $75. 466-8520.
1 NU vs OK State football ticket for sale. 477-6604
4-football tickets wanted: K-State vs NE - Call Lea at 421 -
3138_
For sale: 1 ticket lor OK State. Best oiler. Call Cara 436
0397 _
Need tour Colorado- Nebraska tickets lor 25th Anniversa
ry. Call collect, 1-303-229-0584 before 11 p.m.
WANTED 4 Oklahoma St. vs NU. Will pay any price! Call
435-6359
Wanted CU vs. NU tickets. Lincoln 474-7021, Colorado
303-671-0945. _
WANTED: '91 Law School Alum looking lor 2 NU-CU
tickets. Will pay $150/pair. Call Eric collect (318)868
2971 alter 5:30. Identify yourself as "tickethokjer".
Wanted: 1 ticket lor CO vs NE game. Call 465-5114/leave
message.
Wanted: 2 tickets together (or the OK State vs NE and KS
vs NE games. Contact Crie at 436-8980.
Wanted: 2 tickets for CU vs NE (together K possble).
Contact Cris at 436-8980. __
Wanted: 2 NU vs CU tickets. Cal 467-1067. best time in
the evenings.
Wanted: 2 Oklahoma State and 3 Kansas State tickets.
435-7950 _
Wanted: 2 Oklahoma State tickets. Cal 476-3491
Wanted: 3 tickets to Colorado game(10-29). Cal 435
0920, leave message.
Wanted: 3 tickets. Kansas State vs Nebraska. Call 474
1560 daytime _
WANTED: 4 validated NE/CU tickets. Cal Scott. 464
2594 _ _
Wanted: 6 tickets lor NE-CO game. Call 477-1751
91 Hyundai Scoop SE. al white with grey Interior. 63K
miles Stereo Cassette A Air Conditioning. $5,000 OBO.
564 7623.__ _
'89 Buick Regal. 2-door, power, am/fm, book-value
$5700. $5000 OBO. Super Carl One owner. 783-3641.
200s Notices
THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON
“Well, it came from your division, Sanders, and as you
can see, It’s covered with honey and molassesl...
You know what that makes this, Sanders?”
ATTENTIONII Eligible students planning to transfer to
Teachers College must first attend a College orientation
session. Bring your advising folder and a CMA to one of
the sessions listed below:
Wed.. October 5 203 Henzllk 3:30-4:30
Wed.. October 12 109 Henzllk 130-2:30
Wed.. October 19 203 Henzllk 330-430
Wed.. Oct. 26 109 Henzlk 1:30-230
For more information, contact the Teachers College Stu
dent Services Center. 105 Henzlk Hall
College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
Career Day; Thursday. October 6.930am-3pm, over 50
Companies attending!
Committee for Fees Allocation
Meeting-Oct. 6
Open Forum (or Student Input from 630-6:15pm. Nebr.
Union -city campus room to be posted. The Daily Nebras
kan will be making their fall presentation at 6:15.
FAST FUNDRAISER-RAISE $500 IN 5 DAYS-GREEKS.
GROUPS. CLUBS. MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. FAST.
SIMPLE. EASY-NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION (800)
775-3861 EXT. 33
FREE
That's right, we re having a free TEST DRIVE at the
Kaplan Center on Sunday. October 18th at 1230 pm. You
can take a full length GRE, MCAT.GMAT or LSATand see
how you might do on the real thingll Call 475-7010 to pre
register.
HA HA HA
That's what you # be doing If you come to the Culture
Center at 7:30 on Thursday. Comedian Clint Jackson will
be performing. Students $3/PubKc $5. Sponsored by the
University Program Council.
Homecoming
General Meeting
Questions & Concerns??
Organization and groups representatives are encour
aged to attend. Wednesday. Oct. 5 at 530 p.m. In the City
Union, room to be posted. _
MANAGERS
The Manager Meeting for Men's and Women s Indoor
Soccer witlbeheld Thursday, October8, at 530pm in the
Nebraska Union. Each team must have one representa
tive present to be eligble for competition. Call 472-3467
for more information.
JOIN UPC
Applications for the University Program Council will be
available Oct 3 In 117 NE Union. 200 NE Union & 300 East
Union. They are due Oct 14 In 200 Union.
Learn to Walk Backwards!
New Student Enrollment Orientation Leader applications
are available NOW at the following locations: Culture
Center, Office for Student Involvement (both campuses),
Multi-Cultural Affairs, All Residence HaH Front Desks.
^ppHcatfone ere due October 24thl
Come to an Information Session:
Tues,Oct. 4 at 4:00-City Union
Thura, Oct 6 at 7:00-Nishardt Gray Room
Wed, Oct 12 at 4:00-Cultura Center
Tuaa, Oct. 14 at 7:00-East Union
Thura, Oct 20 at 7:00-City Union
Back Into Succeea!
Need to update your
measles shot?
Measles Clinic Oct. 17 at the University Health Center
from 9-11 am and 1-4 pm. $10.
SKYDIVE
Jump from a perfectly good airplane. Call Crete Skydh
Ing Center 464 2929^ ______
Student Foundation
New Membership Applications
are available in the office for Student Involvemnet on city
and east campus. Applications will be acceptecd until 4
pm on Thurs_, Oct. 6tn.
Building Campus
Excellence
STUDENT FOUNDATION
VOTER REGISTRATION
DRIVE
Mon., Oct. 3
, Tues , Oct. 4
Wed., Oct. 5
11 DO to 1 DO
City Union
Register and Make A
Difference!
Sponsored by
Government Liaison Comm.
WOMEN S WRESTLING
Enhance your currant fitness/lraining program. Practice
Wednesday 7:30 pm combative arts, campus rec. Begin
ners welcome questions call Bonnie 467-4124.
This Test Could Save
Your Life!
Free depression screening Thursday, Oct. 6 from 8
10a.m. and 11-1p.m. at the University Health Center.
Open to all students, faculty and staff. Confidential self
written test and meeting with mental health professional.
Also Available from Sept. 28-Oct. 6, a free telephone
screening. Call 1-800-200-1875.
CAMPUS RED CROSS
Meeting Wed. at 6p.m, Oct. 5. Interest Centers win be set
up. Come see what we are all about. Meeting Is located
In the basement of the University Health Center._
BLOCK & BRIDLE
Meeting, Thursday Oct. 8, Ani. Sci. Areana Volleyball.
730 Imtiaties, 730 Businuss. _
Campus Libertarians
General Interest meeting. Thursday. October 6, 7 p.m.,
room posted. All are welcome.
CAMPUS RED CROSS
MEETING
Wed. Sept, 21st at 6:00 in the basement of University
Health Center Interest centers win be set up. so come and
see what we are aH about. Everyone 16 Welcometo attendl
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Lancaster County Commissioner Candidate
Bruce Forbes
Committees forming
Wednesday 830pm
City Union, Room Posted
Criminal Justice Student
Association
Meeting tonight at 730,1105 Neihatl. Nebraskan State
Patrol investigator Crans will be performing a polygraph
test and will be talking about white collar crime.
Friends of the Deaf Community meeting Wednesday, 7
pm. Barkley Memorial Center, room posted._
Gay/Lesbian Student
Association
Thursday night, 7:30pm, film "A Little Respect' In the
Nebraska Union. Questions? 472-5644.
Calvin and HobbeS by Bill Watterson
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Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0627
ACROSS
1 Memorable
pome taster
s Catalogue
• Mead's
"Coming of Age
in-"
14 Arnaz
19-Royale
National Park
19 Play the ham
iTVittles
19 Nicholas II was
the last
19 "The-of
Money,” 1986
film
20 Confident reply
to a request,
with “It's”
23 African river
24 A digit
25 Adaptable
29 Plant disease
30 Winglike
structure
33 Out of the way
34 Dinghy or dory
39 Practiced
extortion
39 Novel by John
Barth
39 Ride-on
(control)
40 “Essays" name
41 Olfaction, for
one
42 Ar follower
43 Information
44 Arranged
49 Nothing
49 Glance
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
47 Average Joe
54 “-Nation,"
1988 film
55 Coupd-—
56 Six-stringed
instrument
56 Ignoramus
5* Calm period
•0 Lake in Ireland
•i Muslim prince
•2 Marceau is one
•3 Require
DOWN
1 Summer drink
2 TV’s “
John"
3 Site of fine wine
4 Led astray
5 Mimic from
Ottawa
• Point of dispute
7 Affront
• Name
• Intersecting
to Soap plant
11 Gangster's gal
12 Nebraska City's
county
13 Ethereal
21 Hayes or
Redding
22 Williams's
“Sweet Bird of
25 Woodworking
machine
20 Fireplace
residue
27 Feretories
28 Bulgarian
capital
2« Conductor
Eduardo
30 Lengthwise
31 Rental
agreement
32 Supplementary
34 Part from the
party
38 End neither in
the red nor
black
37 Allotted
38 Glyceride, e g
43 Jackson Day
event
44 Decide
48 Dorothy, to Em
48 Hymn or poem
47 Constructed
48 Grad
48-days’
wonder
so Tiller
si Small case
52 Gaels’ republic
52 Actor Franchot
57 Showed the
way
