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00s For Sale
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands
Wheern & Deai’n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
LASER 386Sx/3 IBM compatable computer, color moni
tor. printer, one year warranty, loads of software, 421
2381 for info.
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete'system including
printer only $599. Call Chris at 800-289-5685.
FOR SALE: Bed with mattress, $75; Futon (twin size) with
mattress, $125; OBO’s. Call 435-0104, after 7pm.
New Titles
Hundreds of new country, rap and rock tapes just arrived.
New titles, all priced $5.50 and less. New posters too
Pulp fiction posters. Recycled Sounds. 824 P Street, 476
8240.
VCR w/remote. $85 excellent condition. Also, COLOR
T.V., $75. 466-8520.
. 200s Notices
Great spring break trip! All expense paid trip for two. Four
days, Ft. Lauderdale, three days. Grand Bahama Island.
$500 or best offer. 438-2504. Must sell a.s.ap.
JOSHUA TREE
ROCK CLIMBING
Tuesday, February 14. is the deadline to sign up for
Joshua Tree Rock Climbing. This trip is a must for die
hard climbers and beginners alke. Joshua Tree National
Monument is considered one of the best climbing spots
in North America, offering climbs of varying difficulty,
ranging up to 5.12 and 5.13. Don! miss out on this
incredible trip! Call Outdoor Adventures at 472-4777 for
more information.
SOUTHEAST U.S.
WHITEWATER RAFTING
Tuesday, February 14, is the deadline to sign up for
Southeast U.S. Whitewator Rafting. If excitement is what
pu’re looking for, then this is the ultimate spring break trip
for you. North Carolina’s Nantahala, Ocoee, and
Chattooga Rivers offer prime class three and class four
rapids along with the beauty of North Carolina’s
rainforests. Don’t miss out on the excitement! Call Out
door Adventures at 472-4777 for more Information.
SPRING BREAK
GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES ON CAMPUS!!
Jamaica, Cancun, Panama City, and Daytona stUI avail
able! Travel free-organize a group! Call STS at 1 -000-648
4849!
4 Days in Las Vegas
Come in and register to win during the Grand Opening of
Disc Go Round, 50th & 0,486-0047.
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
CO-ED
SERVICE FRATERNITY
INFORMATION BOOTH—City Union, Mon, Tues. Wed
Feb. 6,7,8, from 10:00 a.m. to2:00 p.m. INFORMATION
AL MEETING—City Union. Tues, Wed-Feb. 7, 8.
7:00p.m. (room posted)
EVERYONE WELCOME!
Applications for the
Student Foundation Senior
Scholarship
are available at the
Office of Student Involvement
200 Neb. Unoin
300 East Union
Deadline, March 3,4:00 p.m.
Attention Marching Band
Important information meeting. Wed. Feb. 8, 9:30p.m.,
WMB (Rm 130).
Australia/New Zealand
Two week study tour this summer. 6 hours of credit
available in Mgmt-Econ. Info Meetings: Monday. Feb. 6,
1:30pm, Tuesday. Feb 7, 7:45pm, Wednesday, Feb. 8,
3:00pm. All meeting held in CBA 125. Come and check it
out! This could be your opportunity of a lifetime!
Aviation Institute
Offers 4 year degrees, graduate courses, and non-credit.
flight programs. For more information call 402-554-3424
or 1-800-858-8648.
CALIFORNIA HOTLINE
Know what Californians know now! Never be 6 months
behind again. All the popular movies before you see them,
music before you hear it. fads, fashion, food, slang fun
facts & more. 1(900)388-1010, Ext 801 ($2.00 Par Min.)
FREE FINANCIAL AID!
Over $6 Billion in private sector grants & scholarships is
now available. Al students are eligible regardless of
grades, hcome. or parent s income. Let us heto. Call
Student Financial Services: 1-800-263-8495ext. F57781
CAMPUS^D CROSS
Join us February 8th a! 530 for af unfilled meeting locati
in the basement of the Health Center. Everyone is Wi
cornel
INTRAMURAL
Floor Hockey Officials
The Office of Campus Recreation is currently hirir
officials for Intramural Floor Hockey. Starting pay is $5.0
an hour, 6-12 hours per week. If interested, please after
the Intramural Officals' meeting Wednesday, February l
The meeting will begin at 430 p.m. in the Nebraska Unto)
CaH 472-3467 for more information.
INTRAMURAL
FLOOR HOCKEY
Tuesday, February 7 is the entry deadline for Men'i
Women's, and Co-Hec Floor Hockey. Don't delayl Ent«
now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call472-3467ft
more information. ✓
INTRAMURAL
WARBALL TOURNAMENT
Tuesday, February 7, is the last day to enter Intramurt
Warball for Men's & Women's divisions. Enter your tear
now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more infoi
mation, call 472-3467.
Mortar Board Notable Information sheets for freshmar
sophmores, and senoirs are now available at the office c
student involvemnet (city and east unions) and admin
Istratlon 124. Must be completed by 4 pm Feb. 20 199J
RESORT JOBS
Earn to $12/hr+tips. Theme Parks, Hotels, Spas,+more
Tropical & Mountain destinations. Call 1-206-632-0151
ext. R57782
Student Government Election
Filing Forms for:
President, 1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Senate
Advisory Boards
Committee for Fees Allocation
Filing Deadline-Feb. 8 at 4pm
Election Dey-March 8
Wanted: Used CDs
Bring in your compact discs for up to $5 in cash or trade
Disc Go Round. 50th and O, 4863047.
Women’s Wrestling
Practice 7:30pm Wednesday, Combative Arts, Campus
Rec. Beginners Welcome. Questions? call Bonnie. 467
4124.
Ag Ed Club
Meeting Tonight, 6:30pm, 3rd floor East Campus Union.
Block and Bridle
Meeting Wed. Feb 8,7pm initiates, 7:30 regular meeting.
Cindy Cam mack guest speaker.
Friends of the Dead Community club meeting Wednes
day Feb. 8th, 7pm. BKC Center. Room will be posted.
Gay/Lesbian
Student Assoc.
Presents
“Since Stonewall: Losses and Wins" by Lou Crompton.
Tues. at 7pm in the Union. Call for more info at 472-5644.
NU MEDS
Next Meeting, Tuesday, February 7 at 730 p.m. at the
Union. Room will be posted.
ODYSSEY I
See you tonight at the Union from 6-8pm. Eric Jolly will be
speaking on cultural diversity.
Undergraduate
Women in Business
Meeting Tuesday at 5:30 in the Union (room number
posted). Geri Cotter will give tips on interviewing skills.
Casual dress. New members welcome. Questions? Call
Laura at 464-3680.
UNION BOARD
Meeting at 530 in the City Union, room posted.
Univeristy Ambassadors
Feb. 7.530 p.m.. City Union
UNL WILDLIFE CLUB
Speaker meeting. Murray Johnson Conserv. Officer wBI
tak about law enforcement. Wed. Feb. 8,7:00 p.m. East
Campus Union. Everyone Welcome!
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No other CRUSH la as sweet m ours.
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We would love to do Hurricane with you guys!
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Finally! It's about time we had a party with the Dell's!
Congratulations to Nicki Schneider & Kurt Ackman (Delta
Tau Delta) on your pinning.
Love, your AXID sisters.
Hola Chad Eckmann! Welcome to ACACIA
___Your ACACIA Brothers
KZ
Thanks for taking us bowling & for the great tee shirts. We
had so much fun.
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bone will be extended untl Friday. Feb 10th.
The members of the Alpha-Psi Chapter of Kappa Sigma
would like to congratulate its newest initiates: Mike
Bagley, Jebber Christiansen, Mike Criswell, Eric
Fugleberg, Trev Gillaspie, Scott Halverson, Jason
McCartney. Jeremy McCartney, Nate Peo, Ton Ross, &
Paul West.
_The Men of Kappa Sigma
To the Women of Alpha Omicron PI,
Thanks for bowling with us. Let's get together again soon.
The Men fo Kappa Sigma
Graduate College
Div. of Continuing Studies
Senate Position Open
Positions open to fillavacancy. Term runs through March
29th. Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union, deadline
POSITIONS OPEN
Nebraska Union Board
Parking Appeals
Student Court
agga*gS6if 115 m“
Are you interested in
Sponsoring an
a Election Debate?
Come to the information meeting to get details about
- hosting a debate for the upcoming Student Government
Elections.
Thuredey-Feb. 9
5:00pm Netor. Union
J Room to be posted
l ★
TONIGHT!!
Government Liaison
; Committee
r All Students Welcome
Tuesday, Feb. 7
630- 115 Nebraska Union
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- Do you know why?
Cow Pie
f Justin Firestone
Lost right before Christmas break: Diamond engagement
j ring with a wedding band. REWARD. 474-0515.
Buying Orange Bowl or Big Eight Championship FB rings
and '95 Orange Bowl Jerseys. Call 402-573-0938 after
8pm(Omaha).
Congratulations 1994 National Champion Nebraska
Cornhuskers. Wanted: Your National Championship
nngs. Please call collect 617-527-8922._
. FAST FUNDRAISER - RAISE $500 IN 5 DAYS -
GREEKS, GROUPS, CLUBS, MOTIVATED INDIVIDU
ALS. FAST, EASY-NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION.
(800)775-3851 EXT.33
300s Jobs
Are you looking for
a great part-time job?
Flexble hours, will work with school schedule. Ware
house and driving. Call Michele 476-1432
Bilingual
A rapidly growing company needs yourtalents. Part-time,
full-time available, call for an appointment. 796-2416.
Business Minded
Use your skills to earn a lifestyle not a living. Call for
appointment. 796-2416.
Business Woman’s Business is BOOMING! Call 421
3754/leave message.
Convenient store clerk. Apply in Person. 2925 NW 12,
Airport Plaza
Customer Service Opening
Excellent opportunity available for a sel-motivated coF
lege 6tudent, seeking a challenge. Part-time opening
requiring 20-25hrs/wk for a responsible individual to work
in our circulation department. Must be 18 years or older.
You will take customer service calls & input infromation
into a computer. Work any four days Mon-Fri, 430
7:00pm: Sat 7am-12pm: Sun 530am-12pm. Applications
for this position will be taken through February 11.1995
at the Lincoln Journal Star, 926 P St. second floor,
Lincoln, Ne. between 9am and 4pm. Equal Opportunity
Employer
Internet Operation Support
Specialist Part-time
Lincoln T elephone is seeking two part-time professionals
to work in its Data Communications division. Will provide
Internet Service support including first level telephone
support and problem resolution, pro-active network mon
itoring and reactive network problem resoultion. Evening
and weekend hburs, approximately 20 hrs/wk.
Successful candidates will have strong interpersonal,
written and oral communication skills. Candidates must
have exceptional personal computer skills. In-depth ex
perience with word processor, spreadsheet, operating
system, and computer aided drawing programs is re
quired. Must be knowledgeable in the operation of dial
modems and TCP/IP network protocols.
Lincoln Telephone offers competitive compensation and
benefits. If you're qualified, please send your resume or
completean employment application priorto February 15,
Lincoln Telephone
Laurie Kortum
(402) 436-5873
1620 *M" Street
Lincoln, N» 68501
EOE M/F/D/V
Ag background helpful to earn commissions to 15/hr.
marketing unique agriculture products. 1-800-755-0032.
Mobile DJ
Available weekends and summer. Auto required. Experl
ence in PR, music, and stage helpful. 474-6504 tor app.
Nannys
Needed for East Coast placement. Postitions available
im800^8^7^&8^erenCeS requlred’Nanny Care Solu,ions
Need 2-3 experienced painters (exteriortrim work) forfulk
time seasonal work beginning in April. Claremont Park
Apts. 474-7275.
Needed: 41 people to lose weight over 10 pounds. No
willpower needed. 100% natural. 100% guaranteed. Doc
tor-recommended. New product. Call 483-6371.
needed Mon-Frl l0-2pm. Apply In person
« UOS 9tn.
Part-time help wanted for warehouse. Please apply in
person at 1600 Comhusker Hwy. between 830-430, M
Delivery drivers
Earn $7-$ 10/hour. 18 years of age or older. Must have
good driving record. Apply at any Little Caesar s location.
FAST CASH FOR SPRING BREAK. Easy money, own
hours. Send SASE: SI Distributors-BE P.O. Box 97
Murphysboro, It 62966.
Part-time Computer Operator
Immediate part-time opening for a computer operator
Must be available to work hours on 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd shift
any day of the week, approximately 20 hrs/wk. Hours
worked can be flexible, flesponsble for computer main
frame and peripheral equipment, off-line printed output &
distribution. Ability to lift 60 lbs. MVS & VM experience
helpful but will tram. Apply Mon-Fri, 9am-4pm:
Technical Management, Inc.
421 S. 9th St., Suite 222
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
EOE
Editor In Chief
The 1995-96 editor formulates editorial policy,
determines guidelines for the daily operation
Nebraskan
UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions or employment programs and
abides by all federal regulations pertaining to same.
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Crossword
Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0913
ACROSS
i The rainbow
fish
6 Blocked
12 Hungary's first
king
14 Goes off the
track
15 Hit film directed
by Robert Wise:
1965
17 Plexus
18 Conductor
Koussevitzky
19 W.W. II vessel
20 Objective
21 More macabre
22 Dirty
24 Doesn’t rush in
dressing
26 Standards for
Faldo
28 Cook’s meas.
29 Is located
30 Forte of
Flavor-Flav
31 “-De-Lovely”
32 Dusseldorf
neighbor
35 Blunders
37 Future Its. study
here
39 Ike’s command
40 Bennett of
“What’s My
Line”
42 Tank
43 Laura or Bruce
of films
45 “Black Beauty”
author
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
47 A Guthrie
49 Demonstrated
51 Gosh!
52 Promissory
note
53 Minacious
situation
54 Powder used in
making plastics
55 “Guys and
Dolls” hit song
58 Hangs about
59 Prairie wolves
60 Complains
about trivialities
61 Auguries
DOWN
1 Garland favorite
2 Chevet
3 Ah so!
4 Employs again
5 Stapleton’s
“The Gift of
Healing”
• Postponement
7 Radius’s locale
• Treats roughly
» Cole Porter hit
10 Believer in rule
by the upper
crust
11 Mil. award
12 Latigo
13“-not to
reason why”:
Tennyson
14 Mistreats a
book
16 Trickle
21 Resulted
23 Competition for
45’s
25 Antibes summer
27 Added
piquancy
33 Chorus girls'
34 Certain horses
36 “Treasure
Island”
character
37 Roe
38 Only deer in
which both
sexes have
, antlers
41 Swindle
44 Writer Ephron
45 Infrequently
48 Escapes
gradually
48 Winkles out
so Met basso in the
70’s
54 Well versed in
55 Airy-of
comics
58 TV’s “-Haw”
57 Nay neutralizer