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70 Ticket Exchange
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100 Adoption
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115 Bicycle Service
120 Bridal
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128 Child Care
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145 Gift Ideas
148 Hairstyling
150 Health & Fitness
153 Insurance
155 Instruction/Tutorlng
158 Job Placement
160 Lawn care
165 Legal Services
173 Music Exchange
175 Photography
110 rrwuriancy
160 Printing & Copying
162 Recycling
163 Religious
165 Rentals
188 Tanning
190 Tattooing
193 Travel
195 Typing A Resumes
200 Rides
203 Spring Break Trips
205 Career Events
210 Announcements
215 Meetings
220 Greek Affairs
230 Student Government
240 Personals
245 Lost A Found
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American 21' Compe Lite Frame lor $300.00 or American
21' compe Lite Frame with Mantou II fork with Chris King
head set and control tech stem for $550.00
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheefn $ Deal n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. *38-1477.
See the 95 Fat City bicycles now at Cycle Works. Blow
out prices on all 94 models. Lay away now for x-mas.
Cycle Works. 27 8 Vine, 475-2*53.
Clearance books. $t each. A NOVEL IDEA. 118 N 14th.
475-8663.
286 Pakcard Bell computer. 1 MB RAM, printer, VGA
monlor, mouse, books, 8 software, $800 or best offer.
Call 486-7863 after 530 PM.
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system including
printer only $600. Cal Chris at 800-289-5685.
Conga drum, made by Cosmic Percussion, with stand.
Excellent condition. $140 OBO. Cal 421-7858.
Speakers for sale, 4-Rocklord Fosgale 10' punches ml
box and 8-gage competition wire. $430. Contact Kevin at
465-4430 orKBASSATHERBIE.UNL.EDU._
Yamaha Receiver and Tape Deck, Sony turntable. ADS
spacers. Complete, good condlion. $225. Cal 421
For Sale: A pair ol non-student season NU basketball
tickets. Call 438-1572;_
PLEASE HELPII need 3 NU vs KU footbal tickets. Call
474-1166. t_
Round trip flight to Minneapolis this weekend. Friday 28
Sunday 30. $90 or best offer. 483-1665. cal after 4. ask
lor Tltlany
Wanted: 2tickets tor NU vs KU. Call during day 474-0279.
ask tor Man.__
Wanted: 2 tickets to Kansas game. Call John at 423-5167
'84 Audi, auto. 60k. >1250 060. 466-0349.
81 "Toyota Starlet. Been thru hell, ready for more, >100.00
Reliable transportation. Ptymoth Horizon 4-door hatch
back. 78,000 miles, new clutch, best offer over >500.488
6339
200s Notices
“On The Road To Beijing"
It's not loo late to become a delegate. Let your opmions
be heard and forwarded to The Fourth World Conference
on Women In Beijing, China. The next session is Sunday.
Nov. 6 at 4pm In the Nebraska Union. Stop by The
Women's Center. 340 NE Union, or call472-2697for more
Information.
Golden Key Officer Elections
Thursday, Novambar 3,7pm In Hamilton Hal, roomMB.
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT -Studants Naadadl Fishing
Industry. Earn up to $3.OOOfB.ooSa par month. Hoorn
and board I Transportation! Mala or Famala. No aspari
anca nacassary. Call (208)646-4155 a*t A67781.
Baar swaatarshlrts avaHabla Irom L-XXX. Millar,
Budwatsar. ate Ask tor Jatf or laava a massaga. call attar
6pm, 1-606-871-6848, _
Casnr Advisory Board
Maatng at 4:46 In East Campus Union. PIcturas will bs
takan following tha masting.
Come support the Lady Huskers in a preseason basket
ball game against the women of the Athletes in Action
Team. November 2,1994, 7:00 at the Bob Devaney
Center.
Election Nov. 8!
College Republicans meetlngtoorganize, 7pm, Wednes
day, November 2, City Union.
EXPLORE EUROPeT
Why not backpack around Europe before starting the
Nebraska at Oxford Program next summer? The program
is a four-week study abroad program In business and the
arts held from late July to early August, that gives you
plenty of time to explore Paris - to visit the Eiffel Tower;
Rome-to visit the Vatican, SistlneChapel;Germ any - visit
the “giant" beer halls, take a ferry boat ride down the Rhine
River; Scotland - golf at St. Andrews; Spain - for a run with
the bulls; Athens - to see the ruins; Switzerland - to go
whltewater rafting...These are only a few of the places
past participants have explored before the program. Sign
up now for the Nebraska at Oxford Program, spaces are
limited. Come hear about this once in a lifetime opportu
nity:
Wednesday, Nov 2 at 4pm In CBA 138
For more information, contact: Kerry Brooks or Jennie
Mills. CBA 138 or phone 472-2310.
HEALTH AIDES
We've reaped a great harvest with Health Aides like you!
Tjuinks for all of your hard Workl You're greatly apprecl
Love.
Your Coordinators
April. Barb. Duane, Jason, A Mike.
MOCK ELECTION TODAY!
9am-7pm
CITY UNION
EAST UNION
BRING STUDENT 10
SPONSORED BY
_ASUN/GOVERNMENT LIAISON COMMITTEE.
Russian Folk
Limpopo a ‘Russian fok 'n Roir group will be performing
at the Culture Center on November 3 at 730pm. Students/
S3, Public/$5. Sponsored by the University Program
Council.
STUDENTFOUNDATION
Congratulations to our new members: Tlrsten
Brockmeier, Adam Reinhardt. Amy Heskett. Courtney
Johnson. Jill Plybon, Amy Crocker. Kara Marshall, Brent
Karstens, Amy Rowen, Kevin Sagehorn, Lori Trumper,
Kendra Olson, Laura Riley, Justin Sundt. Jaime Steber,
Colin Baroen, Kara Thompson. Kevin Buhrman. Kristen
Byrne and Anne Trumbie. See you all Thursdayl m
Students Interested in
Teachers College
ATTENTION: Eligible Students planning to transfer to
Teachers Colege must first attend a College orientation
session. Bring your advising folder and a CMA to transfer
day session on:
Wednesday, November 2,1994
109 HenzHk Had
4:00-4:30pm
For more information, contact the Teachers Colege Stu
dent Services Center. 105 Henilk Hall.
The official 1994-95 Student Directory le now avail
able. Directories have been delivered to residence hate,
Greek houses, and UNL departments. Commuter stu
dents may pick up their copy beginning Tuesday. Novem -
ber I. at the ASUN Office. Room 115, City Union, or at the
Information Decks at either City or East Union. Directories
wit also be available, no charge, at all campus book
stores. A UNL ID wHI be required to recieve a directory.
Time To Make Out Your G IFT LIST I Holiday Arts A Crafts
Show-Next week at East Campus Union. Watch for adsl
WOMEN S WRESTLING
Fitness or Competition, practice Wednesday. 730 pm.
Campus Rec, Combative Arts Room. Questions call
Bonnie 467-4124._
Work Experience
Applications for Involvement Team Assistant are avail
able at the Office tor Student Involvement. 200 Nebr.
Union, 300 Nebr. East Union. Application deadline Nov.
17. Questions? Call Jason 472-8142
CAMPUS RED CROSS
MEETING
Wed. Nov. 2. at 6 AO pm In the basement of the University
Health Center, Everyone is Welcome to Attend I
College Republicans
Secretary o! Stale Candidate
Scott Moore
City Union, Wed., November 2, 8pm, Room posted.
Marketing Club
Meeting Thursday. Nov. 3, Union, 6pm. room to be
posted. Guest speaker: Dan Hollingsworth, sales manag
er Irom Nabisco
NU MEDS
Wed, November 2 meeting at 6 AO In the Union. Speaker
Is an Orthopedic Surgeorv _
Pre-Physical Therapy
Meeting Wednesday Nov. 2. 7pm Unhr. Health Center,
rooms A-C. Speaker: Chris Kimm,discussion on inter
views.
PRE-VET CLUB
Meeting Wednesday. Nov. 2nd. East Campus Union.
Room will be posted. Speaker: Betsy Hancock from the
Raptor Recovery Project. ____
STUDENT FOUNDATION
Meeting this Thurs., Nov. 3 In the Union - the room wM be
potted. Officers w# meet at 4:45 wth the regular meeting
beginning at 5:t8.
STUDENTS FOR KERREY
Guest Speaker
U.S. Congressional Candidate
Patrick Combe
City Union, Thuis. Nov. 3rd. 7 AO pm. Room to be posted.
IUNL Rodeo Association
Meeting at 7:30pm Wednesday November 2.
East Campus Union. Final corrections on the
phone list wl« be made. Bring a $50 depoek If you
are Interested in the annual ski trip. Please bring
money for dues H you haven't paid yet.
AXQ
Thank you lor being our guests lor Halloween supper.
The Men of Data llpsllon
ASA
Thanks for all the he|p on the float. We couldn't have done
n.ione.1*
Congratulations to Megan MuMn (DO) and to Brett West
(ATO) lor being chosen Homecoming Queen and King
The Women ol Apha Chi Omega
XQ
Congratulations to Sue Baran and Kristen Daun on being
selected to the Arts and Sciences Advisory Board.
Thanks. Anna Baeder, lor al your work In organizing
Pumpkin Feet. Also, thanks to everyone who participated
to make Pumpkin Feet a huge success.
Congratulations CM Omega, sorority Homecoming
champsl
AXfi
Congratulations to Amy Heskett and Lori Trumper for
being selected to Student Foundations, and to Nichole
Preuss for being accepted into the Teachers College. All
your hard work nas paid off!
__Love your AXO sisters
ACACIA
PROUDLY PRESENT:
"The Tap Ten Reeeone to Attend Melodrama 1994"
#10-lt cant possibly be any dumber than Pole-sit or Mug
Tug! We Promise!
#9-C'mon nobody likes FarmHouse anyway...
#8-Hey DG...we've got Bingol
#7-10% of reciept goes to Beta Sigma Psi llve-in
members...WHOOPS"
#6-Women...we warm our speculumsll!
#5-Last chance to see organized TKE effort
#4-Where do you think TNE gets its material from?
•3-W1n a chance to put a pie in the face of Dave Asheson.
Andy Vuko. Kami Wacker. Dave Milligan. A Shane Tuck
erl For Real I
*2-Desparate "Ayn-Rand guy" NOT invited!
#f We said ‘NOr to Greenspace!
MELODRAMA 1994
ACACIA-DELTA DELTA DELTA
November 3, 8pm. Nov. 4-5; 7pm & 9:30pm. Shrine
Temple-17th St. 1 blk. South of Comhusker Hwy. Tickets
Available at Acacia. Delta Delta Delta. NE Union, $3.00.
cheap! Alt proceeds go to Shrine Burn Institute
“‘cause life’s too short
to care what other people
think about you!”
AAA ATX
Faking It was better than the real thlngll Congratulations
to Jil, Kelly, Jon ft Dale on your FAKE pinningl At least
the party was reall
Love the ladlee of TrtDelta
KKT
Congratulations to Jodi Petrig on becoming a new mem
ber ot Golden Key Honor Society.
Love. Your Sisters
KX
Congratulations to Jason Schneider on receiving his co
op with Rockwell International.
The Men of Kappa Sigma
PHI MU
Thanks for a great homecoming week. You guys were
great in the Hueker Howel. Let's get together soon.
From the Men of Sigma Alpha Mu
To the fine Men of DU,
Your hospitally and friendliness during the dinner ex
change could not be matched. Thanks for having us over
afterwards to celebrate Halloween In the beet of spirits
and costumes.
The Alpha Chi's
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS OPEN
Publications Board
Parking Appeals Committee
Senate - Graduate
Senate - Nursing
Sexual Orientalon sub.
Applications available at
115 Nebraska Union
Deadline-Nov. 15. _
UNL-STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Wednesday, November 2
6:30 p.m.
City Campus Union
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
Women who answered my previous ad, by writing to my
PO BOX number: I never received your letters, because
my mail is censored! So please write again, only this time
slip your message under my door, at room 5104 Selleck.
Women who didn't answer previously are welcome to
answer now. ___
Hady
I know you can pass. I believe in youl
My love always, B
Brooke B.
Who says NU doesn't have a Quarterback? Let the facts
speak lor themselves. U R “THE MAN"I
NU Fans
Ellen F.f
Hey Youl It has been 33 months and we are stlfl together.
xoxoxo
__ R.J.
Tired of being taken for granted? Would you Ike a little
romance, would you Ike to be pampered or maybe even
spoiled a little? Successful businessman-45 with many
hobbies A interests has a situation that may interest you
if you're afemale between 19 and 30. If interested, please
send snapshot and contact Info to: P.O. Box 264, Weep
ing Water, NE 66463.
$6.00/Hr TO START
BUS PERSON, MON-FRI
10am-2pm. Neat. dean, willing to work. Tam O'Shanter.
105 S 25th St. No phone cate.
2 part-time opening* working wkh children days, eve
ning* and weekend*. CPR and first aid required. Must be
19 years.
The Kid Depot 421-7878 _
7-ELEVEN
Under New Management. If you are looking for extra
income and need a Job that can work around your school
schedule, apply at any location. We have open fun time/
part-time 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. EOE.
Aerobics Instructors Wanted!!
Experience and CPR Certification required.
CaH Cheryl. 486-7003. _
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. p6DC, 4800
Collins Road. Room 138, Lansing. Ml 48924-9997.
Kara Bear Daycare has part-time positions available.
Apply at 720 Westgate Blvd.
Laundry Land hiring for 730pm-1am, 2-3 shit s/week, $5
hr. Apply at any of our 4 locations.
LOCAL DELIVERY
Full or part time. Hiring drivers for 1/2 ton pick-up trucks,
and straight trucks. COL not required. Apply Lincoln
Lumber Co., 932 N. 23.
Cycle Works now taking applications for salespeople, 27
& Vine.
Don and Millie’s
5200 S. 55 St.
Fabulous Food, Fast 5 Friendly
Wanted
Bright, energentic, fun personalites, to help run registers
or prepare orders. Work for one of Southeast Lincoln's
mo6t respected restaurants. Excellent hours for studnts
with 6hort shifts over both lunch and dinner. If you need
5 hours or 50 hours a week we may have something for
you. Apply after 11 am.
Don’t Read This
Unless you are looking for a great paying job
working with fun people. Work around your
dasses-Walking distance from campus! IMS is
currently filling second shift PT/FT
telemarketing positions. Easy programs-Previ
ous customers-Upbeat Atmosphere. Guaran
teed hourly+BIG bonuses. Great opportunity
with a fast growing company. Call personel at
434-2626.
Firethom Golf Club
We are looking for good
Part-time kitchen help.
We offer flexible hours
Good wages
Great perqs
Apply in person at 9301 Flrethorn Lane
or
Call 486-6467
Ask for Roger
GRAPHIC ARTIST
The Office for Student Involvment is seeking a student
graphic artist. Responsitilitles include design and layout
using Macintosh graphics software programs. Must be
able to work with diverse people and meet deadlines. For
more info, call 472-2454. Applications available at 200 NE
Union, 300 East Union. Due by 4 pm Nov. 11,1994.
Gultarlst/Wrlter seeks keyboardist, bassist, vocalist, and
drummer for progressive group. If Interested call 436
0750, leave name and number on voice mail.
Hiring first, second and third shifts. Dependability a must.
Personable and hard-working. Apply at Hardees, 2902
Comhusker Highway.
Roofers
Laborers and experienced needed. Good pay and bene
fits. Apply at AJ Roofing, 610 W. P, or caf476-7905.
Russ’s IGA
Join our family! We are now accepting applications tor
part-time positions throughout our stores. Enjoy a great
work atmosphere and flexible scheduling.
17th & Washington
27th a Highway 2
_66th a O’
Super Saver
Are you looking for good wages and flexible hours? Stop
in and apply now for part-time positions throughout our
stores.
46th a O'
27th a Comhusker
56th a Highway 2
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New Donors $25 on 1st donation
•$20 on second donation within same calendar week.
Returning Donors $15 on 1st donation.
•$20 on second donation within same calendar week.
University Plasma Center
1442 'O' Street • 475-1358 Monday-Friday 8:00 7:30
L Located at 15th ft 'O’ Street Saturday 9:00-4:00 .3
Calvin and Hobbes
by Bill Watterson
■ ■ " ■ 1 -1 ■' " ■ i
DONT SIT NEXT RELAX. 1
TO WE, CALX IN WONT TALK.
I 0ONT WANT A80UT LUHCU
TO HEAR ANX AT ALL.
DISGUSTING
COWWENTS A0OUT
s. LUNCH.
INSTEAD, DO 'fOU WANT TO
HEAP. A P\00LE I WADE UP ?|
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NUAYS TUE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN A GARDEN SLOG
AND A TWO-\NCU LSN&,
^LWING BOOGER ?
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ACROSS 28 Spur
1 St. Cecilia's 30 Grant
sphere 33 Nailhead
• Mark indicating 34 Game played
nasalization with counters
n A flounder 38 The world soul
14 Liszt work 38 Actor Matheson
18 Type of squash « Danish port
1. Rive, of central » * mah-jongg tile
Asia 40 Commence
17 Rash 42 Asian language
..King Arthurs
spear .. „
— o. ^ 44 “Miss Julie
20 B ack Jack s _
outfit composer
48 African cereal
21 Gushed: Var grass
23 Kipling's “- 48 Siderite and
Stories" tinstone
28 Titubated 47 Held forth
27 Swiss linear unit 48 River of S.C.
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
51-Duyvil,
NY.
53 Important star
54 Cephalus' lover
55 Sees
•1 Mountain pass
•2 Commodious
•3 Sicilian islands
•4 Render
•5 Auto racer Irvan
M Depressions
DOWN
1 Choo Choo
Coleman in
1962
2 Actress
Christensen
3 Cato’s “I am"
4 Conceived
s She knew her
oats
• Salt
7 “-on parle
• Detached
• An olive is one
10 Farm chore
11 Some Dixie
wasps
12 Kind of hemp
13 Constrict
10 Alaskan island
22^Alain
Lesage
23 Fool
24 Pertaining to
last month
25 In a lethargic
manner
2« Meandered
2« Bribe
31 Turkish hospice
32 Spanish poet
-Alonso
38 Claim
37 Sculptor's
framework
38 Lout
41 Ethereal
43 Certain fodder
49 Hamstring
40 Neil Shicoff,
eg.
90 Declined
mentally
91 Conventicle
participants
52 On one's
uppers
55 Skater
Wontanabe
57 End of a
Salinger title
55 Thai river
59 Banned poison
•O Amy, to Chip
Edited by
Eugene T. Maleska