Classified
Monday, October 31,1994 Page 11
178 Pregnancy
180 Printing 4 Copying
182 Recycling
02 Appliances 183 Religious
05 Bicycles 185 Rentals
10 Books 188 Tanning
13 Clothing 190 Tattooing
16 Computers 193 Travel
20 Furniture 195 Typing 4 Resumes
30 Jewelry -——
40 Mlsc. For Sale
45 Musical Instruments _
46 Office Furniture 200 Rides
50 Pets 203 Spring Break Trips
55 Photo Equipment 205 Career Events
60 Sporting Goods 210 Announcements
65 Stereos/TVs 215 Meetings
70 Tlckst Exchange 220 Greek Affairs
90 Vehicles_ 230 Student Government
240 Personals
245 Lost 4 Found
- 250 Wanted
100 Adoption 260 Fundraising
105 Alterations 4 Sewing --
110 Automotive
115 Bicycle Service -
120 Bridal 300 Help Wanted
125 Catering 310 Child Care
128 Child Care 320 Work Study Jobe
130 Cleaning/Laundry 330 Summer Jobs
131 Cleaning/Households 340 Internships
135 Computer Service -
140 Entertainment
145 Gilt Ideas _
1 v! Moatth^PitniwR 400 Roommates
410 Housing Wanted
155 Instructlon/Tutoring £30 HousM/Rent
158 Job Placement £2 EgESm
Jig 2" 450 Apartments/Rent
!rj «n460 Summer Housing
H 470 Mobile Homes/Rent
175 Photography 4*, Vacation/Rent
490 Homes/Sale
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00s For Sale
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2 CANNONDALE TOAD BIKES. LOOK PEDALS. AERO
BAR *90 64cm $300.60cm $400.477-4266 BI.
' New and used bicycle*, expert repair on all brands.
WheeTn A Deal n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 436-1477.
286 Pakeard Bed computer. 1 MB RAM, printer. VQA
monlor, mouse, books. A software. $800 or beet offer.
Call 466-7863 after 530 PM.
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system Including
printer only $600. Cal Chris at 600-269-6665.
Salt-sided weterbed. 64 X 75 X 6 on wooden frame, $76;
Olive-green plush carpet. 13 X 16. $160.469-3418.
Camera, Ike new, Minolta X370 auto-flash, zoom lens 35
75, zoom lens 75-200, $370.483-1485
Speakers for sale, 4-Rockford Fosgate 10' punches w/
box and 8 gage competition wire. $430, Contact Kevin at
465-4430 or KBASSATHERBIE.UNL.EDU.
VCR w/remote, $85 excellent condition. Also, COLOR
T.V., $75. 466-8520.
PLEASE HELPII need 3 NU vs KU footbal tickets. Call
474-1156.
Wanted: 2 tickets for KU vs N U In a non-student standing
section (for two elderly gentlemen). Call 436-8980.
Warned: Six tickets to the Nebraska vs. Kansas game.
Price negotiable. ASAP. Call between 730 a.m.- 530
p.m. 1-402-944-2111 and ask for Pat.
1990 Pontiac Grand-Am Le. 4-door automatic, power
steering, power brakes, 65,000 miles, air conditioning,
AM/FM cassette, excellent condition. Call 437-6652 any
time or 464-7766 before 4.
Reliable transportation. Plymoth Horizon 4-door hatch
back. 78,000 miles, new clutch, best offer over $500.488
6339
100s Services
ADOPT: OUR LOVING HOME LONGS FOR ACHILD TO
LOVE. YOUR NEWBORN WILL BE CHERISHED FOR
EVER AND WE WILL PROVIDE THE BRIGHTEST FU
TURE. EXPENSES PAID. PLEASE CALL BOB AND
JEANNE AT 1-600-269-6332
ADOPTION
A loving rHtfrwUvt
We otter couneelng and adoption service* lo help you
plan the beet future for you and your baby. No fees or
obligation*. Statewide since 1893. Nebraska Children s
Home. 4600 Valley Rd. Suite 31*. 483-7879.
Doctor Daddy. Full-time Mommy. 2 year adapted daugh
ter want to adopt your new bom child. Wb are familiar with
the adoption process and can provide a happy, loving,
secure, country home. Our daughter would love to be a big
sister. Let's help each other during this difficult time.
Expenses paid. Cal Jane and Jett at 1-800-404-7774.
Loving couple, would show your newborn love, security,
and a life time of happiness. Medical and legal expenses
paid. Call t-800-928-2900. Pleas*aak for Lhor Tommy.
DATA ENTRY
Quality work at a reasonable price. Holly Sexton. 466
3943.
SpelBound Books A Games, for ail your gaming and
reading needs. 90S N. 16th
Wanted: t pairticksts for Blues Traveler Show Wbd., Nov.
2 at the Ranch Bowf. Call 483-0112.
PREGNANT? MRTHRtQHT la a confidential helping
hand. JFrae^gregnancy test, please cal ua for appoint
Papers. Theses. Dissertations. On-campus pickup and
delivery. Holy Saxton, 488-3943.
Resumes By Ann
Quality resumes, professional writers. Over 14 years
experience, proven resuts. 484-0775.
Resumes. Papers. Thesis, and Dissertations Profes
sionally typeset and laser printed. 470-0471.
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THB FAR SIDB By GARY LARSON
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"But on the other hand, Feldman, having the biggest
brain among us means that It is mere child’s play to
subdue you with an ordinary headlock!"
Resumes
Professionally typeset and laser printed. St5 plus tax.
Daily Nebraskan, basement of the Nebraska Union
Sears Resume Service
Experts need professional writer. Gateway Mall location,
10% discount with student ID, 464-9537.
200s Notices
ATTENTION JUNIORS AND
SENIORS!
If you want to gain a competitive advantage In:
‘Leadership Skills
‘Interpersonal Sklls
‘Corporate Relations
‘Time Management Sklls
‘Organizational Sklls
‘Project Planning techniques/Strategies
‘Networking Sklls
Plus, receive these additional benefits:
‘One-on-one experience wkh one of Nebraska's best
corporations
‘Greater networking resources
*A "real-world" opportunity unmatched by any other In
ternship, job or classroom experience
‘Meet new, exdlng people; and,
*A $500 stipend
Then, apply to become a Vatssont Induaby’a Llataon
today!
Applications are available In CBA 138 beginning
Wednesday. Oct. 26th. For questions, cal 472-2350/472
6636.
Beer sweatershirts available from L-XXX. Miller,
Budwelser, etc. Ask for Jeff or leave a message, call after
5pm. 1-600-671-5646.
Come support the Lady Huskers in a preseason basket
ball game against the women of the Athletes In Action
Team. November 2,1994, 730 at the Bob Devaney
Center.
HALLOWEEN FOOD DRIVE
Don't be frightened by the grown-up ghosts and goblins
that may be wandering In your neighborhood between
630 & 930 pm, on Halloqmen, Oct 3lst. They wll be
members of the Lutheran Student Center gathering
canned food A donations on behalf of the food pantry A
Habitat for Humanity.
Tntramural darts
Tuesday, November 1 Is the last day to enter Men's,
Women s and Co-Rec Intramural Darts. Enter now at the
Office of Campus Recreation. For more Information, call
472-3467.
INTRAMURAL TURKEY TROT
The Men's, Women’s, and Co-Rec Turkey Trot wil take
place on Sunday. November 6, at 130 p.m. In Oak Lake
Park. No advance entry is required. Frozen turkeys wll be
awarded to the winning teams. T-shirts wll be awarded to
Individual winners and the Co-Rec champions. Call 472
3467 for more Information.
JOUNALISM STUDENTS
Come and voice your concerns
to your student representatives
Monday-October 31
130-230
115 Nebraska Union
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
TRIP DEADLINES
Tuesday, November 11s the deadline to sign up for the
folowing Outdoor Adventures trips: Day Bke Tour and
Caving. Don't miss out on these great trps. Call the Office
of Cimnul Rarraatinn at 472-4/77 lor mnro Informtion
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT -Students Needed! Fishing
Industry. Earn up to $3,000-96,000+ per month. Room
and board! Transportation! Male or Female. No experi
ence necessary. Call (206)545-4155 ext A57781.
SKYDIVE
j'umg Irom a perfectly good airplane. Call Crete Skydk
Students Interested in
Teachers College
ATTENTION: Eligible Students planning to transfer to
Teachers College must first attend a College orientation
session. Bring your advising folder and aC MA to transfer
day session on:
Wednesday November 2,1994
109 HenzHk Hall
4:00-4:30pm
For more Information, contact the Teachers College Stu
dent Services Center. 105 HenzIK Hall.
Trip to Kansas City
IA wM organize a one-day trip to Kansas C Ry on Saturday,
November 26. Guided tours of the cRy include the Nelson
Atkins Museum of Art, an enormous museum with works
of art from every cuRure and period of the world, and the
first shopping mall In the U.S. In the evening you will see
the beautiful Christmas lights al over the city. Cost of
transportation and m useum adm ission is $25. This is your
student discount. Food Is extra. The bus will leave the
East Campus at 730am and return to Lincoln at about
1130pm. Please reserve your space with payment by
November 16.
Wanted!!!
Indkiduals and Student Organizations to Promote
SPRING BREAK 85. Earn substantial MONEY and
FREE TRIPS. CALL INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS
1-800-327-6013.
WOMEN S WRESTLING
Fitness or Com pet* Ion, practice Wednesday, 730 pm.
Campus Rec, Combative Arts Room. Questions call
Bonnie 467-4124.
Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
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10 High-school
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14 Exchange rate
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10 Etna product
17 Six years in the
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10 On pins and
needles
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20 Challenge to a
saw
23 Burden
24 Hawaiian hawks
28 Hardens
20 Author
Bontemps
30 "-on your
life!”
33 City in Egypt
34 July 4 sight
38 Wartime agcy
38 Challenge to a
saw
40 Scottish uncle
41 Crack a book
42 French
philosopher
Hippolyte
43 Topper
44 South African
48 Delivered a
diatribe
48 Cane spirit
47 New Year’s Eve
word
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saw
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60 Veni, in English
61 Place west of
Nod
62 Salad-days
person
63 Rising star
64 Actor Bruce
from Chicago
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French films
2 Gets long in the
tooth
3 Ankara money
4 Says “There,
there"
6 Solar
companion
6 Double-dealers
7 Cherub, in
Cherbourg
• Brainstorm
9 Family in “Peter
Pan"
10 Rialto offerings
11 Darn!
12 Ellipse
13 More than a few
21 Wee hour
22 Mauna
28 Lucy's TV friend
26 Ruth's
mother-in-law
27 Describing a
celibate
28 Where loving
couples get
taken
28 Vice-squad
operation
30 Kind of shutout
31 Reckon
32 Not live
34 Liberate
37 Like basil or
mint
38 In any way
39 Roved
44 Set tables
48 Boat part
48 Approach
perfection
47 Stop on
48 Small amount
4t Sharpen
so Ye olde days
si The least bit
52 Muslim prayer
leader
53 Bet against a
dicer
54 Bakery worker
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