$3.00 p«r day for 15 words on individual student
and student organization ads.
$4.00 par day for 15 words on non-student ads.
$.15 each additional word.
$.75 billing charge.
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheel'n 4 Deal'n Bike Shop. 2706 Randolph. 436-1477.
Scores of Theology books just arrived. Also 1968
Britannica, leather. A NOVEL IDEA. 118 N 14th, 475
6663.
Half Price Sale
AD non-consignment Items. October 24-29 at Junior
League ThritShop 2201 O ST.
266 Pakcard Bell computer, 1 MB RAM. printer, VGA
monitor, mouse, books. & software. $600 or best offer.
Call 466-7663 after 530 PM._
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system including
printer only $500. Call Chris at 800-269-5665.
Gat a lump on the aaaaon.
K2 Skis, boots, goggles, boot bag. ski jacket, ski bag and
poles for tale. Great condition I Call 435-5916.
VCR w/remote, $85 exeelent condition. Also, COLOR
T.V., $75. 466-8520._
1 NU vs CU ticket, student section. Best offer, 438-6357.
1 NU vs CU ticket tor sale. Make offer. 489-6711.
2 NU v. CU tickets for sale. Good seats. Call 435-3162 in
the evening.
COLORADO TICKETS
WANTED
Student, faculty, and regular sections
(STUDENTS TICKETS MUST BE VALIDATED
AND BE IN GROUPS OF 2 OR MORE)
Top $ Paid
438-6789.
FOR SALE: 1 NE vs. CU FB Ticket. Best offer. Cal 477
6073:_
For Sale: 1 NU v. CU ticket. Best offer. Call Paul at 466
9781.
For Sale: 3 or 4 CU v. NU tickets. Great Seats on the 40
yard Ine. Can 4753397 or 436-7730.
Also. 1 KU v. NU ticket available. Will take best offer.
For Sale: 1 NU/CU student ticket, $75*vaUdation, must
sell. Call 475-6301.
For Sale: 2 NU v. CU tickets. Best ofler. 474-4074
• Need 3 VMItfMed tm/dent' tftSrWS together for NU/CU
Game. 421-6958, leave message.
Two Colorado tickets lor sale. Best otter. Call 436-0494.
'81 Mazda RX7, grey with sunroot, some bodywork,
$1100.489-67 tO.
Mitsubishi - cordia '86, great, sunroot, 2-door, 5-speed,
cassette, 120k, no rust, runs great. Ask tor $1200 or best
otter. 421-1576
200s Notices
African American Culture
Aledureby
Venha Kelley
Thursday Oct. 27.1230-130 at the UNL Culture Center.
333 N. 14th. Refreshments will be provided.
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT -Students Neededl Fishing
Industry. Earn up to $3,000-$6,000+ per month. Room
and board! Transportation I Male or Female. No experl
ence necessary. Call (206)545-4155 ext A57781.
Beer sweatershirts available from L-XXX. Miller,
Budwelser eta Ask for Jeff or leave a message, call after
5pm, 1-800 871-5646.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Andrea C as art, RHA. Heart A Soul winner .and RHA,
October Organization of The Month!
Get in your November nominations by Nov. 8. Available
in 299 Neb, Union and 300 Neb East Union.
FAST FUNDRAISER-RAISE $500 IN 5 DAYS-GREEKS,
GROUPS. CLUBS. MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. FAST.
SIMPLE, EASY-NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION (800)
775-3851 EXT. 33_ '
INTRAMURAL BACKGAMMON
Tuesday, Ocotber 25 is the last day to enter Intramural
Backgammon. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recre
at Ion. For more Information, call 472-3467.
INTRAMURAL 8-BALL POOL
The last day to enter Men's and Women's 8-BaH Poof Is
T uesday. October 25. Don't delayl Enter now at the Off Ice
oI Campus Recreallon. Call 472-3467 tor more Informa
tion.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
TRIP DEADLINES
Tuesday, October 25 Is the deadline to sign up for the
Outdoor Adventures Day Hite. Don't miss out on this
great trip. Call the Office of Campus Recreation at 472
4777 for more Information.
Psi Chi Graduate School Night, Thursday. October 27,6
6pm. At Regency Suite, In tne NE Union. All psychology
majors welcome.
SKYDIVE
Jumg|rom a^perjeqljr good airplane. Call Crete Skydlv
WACKY OLYMPICS
Join the fun at the Union on Wednesday at noon. Events
Include: com shucking, tricycle races, block building.
Sponsored by the University Program Council.
Wanted!!!
Individuals and Student Organizations to Promote
SPRING BREAK '95. Earn substantial MONEY and
FREE TRIPS. CALL INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS
t-600-327-6013,
WOMEN S WRESTLING
Fitness or Competition, practice Wednesday, 730 pm.
Campus Ree,'Combative Arts Room. Questions call
Bonnie 467-4124.
HEY PUMPKIN HEAD,
COME SEE US FOR YOUR
HALLOWEEN THREADS!
Second
Wind
Vintage Clothing and Costumes
Now located in the St. George Antique Mall.
1023 "O" Street Downtown • 435-6072
THI FAB MDI By GARY LARSON
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AD CLUB
Free Tour of the Haunts of Lincoln. October 26,7:45pm.
Meet In Ad Lounge of Avery Hall.
AG ED CLUB
Meeting Tuesday at 5:30 In East Campus Union, third
floor. Guest speaker. Tim Davis, Ag Promotion Division
Manager. Department of Ag.
Australia/New Zealand
Study Tour Information Meeting. Thurs., Oct. 27, Nebras
ka Union, 5:00 p.m. Call 472-3353 or stop by CBA 209 for
more information.
Entreprenuers of the
Roundtable
Tonight at 5:30 In the NE Union have dinner with some of
Nebraska’s finest. Must reserve your seat 209.
Join Lincoln's Fbisl Field Hockey Club
Information meeting Tue, Oct 25th at 6:00pm Rec Center
T.V. Lounge.
Pre-Dental Club
Meeting Thursday October 27. Meet at Dental College
parking lot at 7:00 pm. Bring a friend. Don't be late.
Questions cal Scott 436-6116.
UNL WILDLIFE CLUB
Speaker meeting Wed. Oct 26,7 pm. East Campus Union.
Toole: NE Game and Parks Commission “Project Wild''
Education Speaker TBA. Everyone Welcome!
STUDENTS FOR STONEY
Meeting Wednesday 10/26 in City Union at 6:00p.m..
Undergraduate Women in
Business
Meeting tonight at 530 in Union (room posted). Speaker
on corporate politics. Please bring your dues. Business
attire.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS OPEN
Publications Board
Senate - Graduate
Senate - Nursing
Sexual Orlentaion Sub.
Applications available at
MS Nebraska Union
Deadline - Nov. 15.
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TONIGHT!!
GOVERNMENT LIAISON
COMMITTEE
6:30
Nebraska Union • room to be posted.
Ag Men,
Thanks for afun and successful mission to Mlzzou. We ll
raise $3,000 with you guys anytime!
The Women of Alpha XI
Arc;
Congratulations to Kevin Buhrman. Brett Karstens. Kevin
Sagehom, and Justin Slndt on being selected to Student
Foundations.
The Men o( Alpha Gamma Sigma
asaT
Haipo's Crew
Here is to spilled beer, green cups, the Go Big Red chant
and two at a time we want AXiD's. You ladies are the
greatest. Also a special thanks to Crustacious and
Shuree tor getting us lost In K.C..
Troy, Boner and Randy
Ag Men
AAA
Flapjack Snack Attack
$2 tickets at City Union
Don't miss the fun on Oct. 27
Delta Tau Delta pledge dass
We sure had a great time at the hayrack ride, making
6mores, and especially afterwards. You and grandpa
John sure know now to have a good time.
AOII New Members
To the Lad*— of
ASA
Thanks for accompanying us on Mission to Mlzzou 94.
Together we raised $3425 for the St. Elizabeth s Bum
Unit. Let's get together again, soon!
The Men of Ag Men
KKT
Congratulations to our new Golden Key Honor Society
members: Courtney Bullock and Shelley Moses.
Love, Your Sisters.
White Rose Bowl
Champions-Delta Tau Delta
Runner up-Triangle
Best spirit and costumes-Sig Ep
Injured Reserve-Scott Adrian-FH
Thanks to all the teams that participated I All proceeds go
to the Children's Hospital in Richmond, Va
The Women of Kappa Delta
C.K.,
Did you K-now that I had a great time on Friday?
. * Sean
To the 4 in the Great Grand Cherokee.
Thanks tor the eventful trip back from K.C. - if we did. It
would knock your car off tne roadl
Your guides in the Grand Prlx.
Row row row your boat, gently down stream-merrfly
merrily merrily merrily, life Is but a dream. Women: Write
to Box 80861, Lincoln, NE. 68501.
FOUND: Black pouch with sport Items inside on East
Campus, 10/19.472-1399.
Explore the Worlil
Attend a Study Abroad
Information Meeting
Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesdays at 4:00 p.m.
UNL International Affairs Center
1237 R Street 472-5358
LaunDRYLand
OFFER GOOD October 1994
1440 N. 56-466-8353
1340 N. 27-474-5155
21st. & J -474-4363
-NEW LOCATION
48th & Old Cheney - 423-5955
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ACROSS
i Track activity
. 7 “Where is the
-cook?":
Shak.
13 Escapee
14 Juan's
language
13 Dressage
maneuver
17 Empresses at
the Winter
Palace
13 Suitable
20-decisis
(Judicial
doctrine)
22 Emulated
Epimenides
23 Hope, to Cato
2S Bitter
27“
Perpetua,”
Idaho mono
28 Pentateuch
M-National
Park, in Poland •
32 Kind of can or
man
33 Actress
Zenerling
38 Basketball, for
example
37 Name
41 Circulated
hearsay
42 Certain
measurements
44 Rosinante, for'
one
48 Fixed
48 Glacial ridge
48 Standards
82 Not new
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
M-orange
(bowwood)
88 Place for
heddles
87 Showed a film
again
88 Inge’s *-of
Roses"
81 "Pink Marsh"
author
81 Balkan region
84 Horse mackerel
88 Air-show action
87 Remark or
comment
88 Attacks
88 Longs
DOWN
i Feast
a City in NW Syria
3 Foe of Sitting
Bull
4 Sacred mount
s Sparks and
Rorem
8 Actress Scacchi
7 Sunset
ceremony at a
military post
• Claimant
8 Hydromassage
facility
10 The-(rock
group)
11 Like an old
woman
18 Figure in a flag
at Austin k
18 Indy
measurement
10 Affected by tee
many martoonis
21 Mann, for one
24 Where R.L.S. is
buried
24 Von-,
rocket scientist
2t Indian of British
Columbia
21 Mideast capital
24 Musical vamp
22 He wrote “The
Overcoat”
27 Ludicrous
22 Pack at the
factory
39 Name for an
1819 massacre
in Manchester,
Eng.
40 Charteris hero
43 Some W.W II
prison camps
47 Kind of maniac
40 Noisy oil well
so Neoteric
si Refines
S3 Famous friend
ss Bacon piece
so Plush surfaces
00 Nigerian singer
03 Foulard
M Inst, at
Charlottesville
Edited by
Eugene T. Maleska