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00s For Sale
'94 KHS Comp. (Need spring break cash) Manitou Sus
pension, Clipless Pedals, Perfect Condition. $350 OBO,
Call Mike 436-7112.
Mountain bikes for every type. Come see Cycle Works
huge selection of Trek, Specialized, KHS, Fat Chance,
ana Klein mountain bikes - they're ready to go, are you?
Cycle Works, 27th 6 Vine_
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheel'n & Deal’n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
Trek 920 Mountain bike, perfect condition, $565/new,
selling for $350. Call Dan, 435-8554.
IBM EXCEL 386-33MH, Math Coprocessor, 110MB HD.
Modem, SUGA, Sound Card, 2 wives, DOS, Windows,
and extras. 477-9982.
MACINTOSH Computer. Complete system including
printer only $599. Call Chris at 800-289-5685.
'88 Red Buick Regal Limited, A/T, P/W, Cruise. High
miles. 6-cylinder, $3700. Can 435-6724/Kean.
WQg Services
A Loving Choice
A cozy room awaits your newborn in a warm, loving home.
Financially secure couple; stay at home mom and devot
ed dad; Medical/legal expenses paid. Please call Esther
and Michael at 1-800-200-9333.
ADOPT
A California couple with much love and security to offer,
wishes to adopt baby to age 2. We can help with all
medical, legal and living expenses.
Completely legal
We can offer your baby a wonderful future full of love,
laughter, good food and happiness. Call Suzy and David
at 800-518-5055 THANK YOU.
ADOPTION
A loving alternative
We offer counseling and adoption services to help you
plan the best future for you and your baby. No fees or
obligations. Statewide since 1893. Nebraska Children's
Home, 4600 Valley Rd. Suite 314,483-7879.
Adoption
Home study approved. Loving childless couple wishes to
adopt newborn. Full-time mom and devoted Dad(an
adoptee himself). Offer your baby a lifetime of love,
laughter and security. Please call Julie and BiH anytime.
1-W0-315-2348.
Adoption-A loving choice
If you want your baby to be adopted into a loving, secure
family, which already has another adopted child, call
Betty and Aaron, toll free 1-800-254-1674. after 3:30 pm.
confaentional, legal, expenses paid.•
Happily married, fun loving couple with dose extended
family wish to adopt newborn.. Can provide your baby a
home filled with warmth and love. Legal and medical
expenses paid. Maybe we can help each other? Please
call Jean and Dave 1-800-909-0777,
The weather is cooperating, but is your bike? Tune it up
now at Cycle Works. Top quality work with fast turn
around.
Cycle Works, 27th * vine, 475-2453
Star dty academy tutors instruction in writing, computers,
& Spanish. Call 489-9228. . % *
CASH PAID!!
We buy, sell, trade
Largest selection of new and used CDs and tapes.
Homer’s/Twisters
PREGNANT? BIRTHRIGHT is a confidential helping
hand. ^Freyxegnancy test please call us tor appoint
Resumes By Ann
Quality resumes, professional writers. Over 14 years
Bxpenence, proven results. 464-0775.
Resumes
•rofessionally typeset and laser printed. $15 plus tax.
W/y Nebraskan, basement of iht Nebraska Union
Sears Resume Service
ixperienced professional writer, Gateway Mall location,
0% discount with student ID. 464-9537.
200s Notices
SPRING BREAK
SOUTH PADRE
1-3 bedroom condo. Beachfront, pool, parties! PRICE
MSCOUNTED BY OWNER. 212-472-1414
$$$
Open a Swiss Bank
Account
While you study at the University of Basel in
Switzerland, or one of twenty European Univer
sities in the Utrecht Network Exchange!
Don't miss the INFORMATION MEETING!
4:00pm Wednesday, March 15,1995
International Affairs (1237 R Street)
Questions? Call 472-5358
All CD s $5.99 or $7.99
Xsc Go Round, 5001 O Street, 486-0047,
PERSUN-al
Approach! *
APPLY NOW
to be a Peer Sexuality Educator!
3eer Sexuality Educators (PSEs) are leaders on campus
who educate students about very real, very personal
ssues facing UNL students. They do so by teaching two
Kfucationai programs: Contraceptive Methods & Issues,
tnd STD/HIV: Social and Medical Aspects.
3eer Sexuality Educators are also active in providing
xfucalional events on campus for World AIDS Day and
National Condom Week.
Requirements:
Successfully complete PH230. Section 5; (A one-hour
!teB& offered through HPER)
Commit to the program for one year;
Attend all scheduled meetings/activities;
Assist in PSE recruitment for the following year;
Por more into, or to apply contact: Community Health
Education, University Health Center, Rm. 12,472-7440
UNL is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer.
ATTENTION CBA STUDENTS
THE ARTWORK IS UP
PLEASE JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE EXCITING,
NEW ADDITION TO THE CBA PROFESSIONAL, EDU
CATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. OFFICIAL ARTWORK
DEDICATION: 4:30-6:00 P.M., MARCH 14,1995, CBA
2ND FLOOR ATRIUM. ALL ARE ENCOURAGED TO
ATTEND THIS HISTORICAL OCCASION.
Aviation Institute
Offers 4 year degrees, graduate courses, and non-credit
flight programs. For more information call 402-554-3424
or 1-BOO-858-8648.__
CRUISE SHIPS HIRING -Earn up to $2,000+/month.
World travel. Seasonal & full-time positions. No exp.
necessary. For info, call 1-206-634-0468 ext. C57783
Cruise Ships and
Vacation Resorts Hiring
Earn up to $2200+/month working for these companies.
World travel and exotic resorts. Full time and seasonal
employment. No experience necessary. CaH (818)705
3416 Ext. M701.
FREE COOKIES!
Get your nominations in now for Heart and Soul, Organi
zation of the Month awards! Available in 200 Neb. Union.
Due Tuesday, March 14.
INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL
The last day to enter Co-Rec Slow Pitch Softball is
Tuesday, March 14. Don't delay! Enter your team now.
Call 472-3467 for more information.
INTRAMURAL SOCCER
Tuesday. March 14 is the last day to enter Men's and
Women s Soccer. Enter your team now at the Office of
Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467for more information.
Make a difference in
Residence Hall life!
RHA elections April 4. Filing forms available in 237 NE
Union, Smith, Neihardt, Abel, Burr, and SeHeck. Forms
are due by Sunday, March 26 at 6:00pm. Hurry to beat the
Spring Break rusnl
NATIONAL PARKS HIRING
Seasonal & full time employment available at National
Parks. Forests & Wildlife Preserves. Benefits + bonuses!
Call: 1-206-545-4804 ext N57783
Position now available
Graduate Assistant applications for the Office of Admis
sions are now available- Canfield Administration Build
ing, 106. Application reviews will begin March 30,1995
RESORT JOBS
Earn to$12/hr.+tips. Theme Parks, Hotels, Spas, ♦ more.
Tropical & Mountain destinations. Call 1-206-632-0150
ext. R57783.
SENSHU-STUDY
ABROAD
Here is your chance to spend an exciting, adven
turous, and funfilted semester in Tokyo, Japan!
On the Senshu Exchange Program you'll study
Japanese language, business, and culture for
ten other cities, explore the mountains, shop in
Tokyo, and sample the native cuisine. Come
find out more at the next information session:
Tuesday, March 14-4.00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. -
CBA 125
Wednesday. March 15-3:30 p.m. and 4:30
~ p.m. - CBA 125
Thursday, March 16-2:00 p.m. and 300 p.m. -
CBA 1S5
For more details, contact: D'vee Buss, CBA 138
orphone472-2310.
...
Sign up now for these Film Studies courses:
Pre-session English 219 (Classic Fantasy
and Horror); 2nd-Rve Week English 413/813
(Film); Fall 1995 English 213E (Rim History),
English209(Rim Documentary), English 239
(Rim Directors), and English 259 (Screen
wrttlng).
SOFTBALL TEAMS. I am interested in sponsoring two
Lincoln softball teams this summer. Tearn members must
be over 21. Interested? Call 402-330-3588.
Want to learn something new? Tired of classes, books,
and lectures? Try Leisure Skills Warehouse, a fun, new
way to learn skills. Sign up now at Student involvement,
300 NEU or 200 NU. Call if you have any questions-472
1780. Some classes include: Cocktail Conversations.
Silk Screening, Camping Skills, Music for Young Kids,
Bowling, and Country Swing.
I When Moe Stanley received at A-in statistics he I
drowned his sorrows in a double latte at Mo Java I
Cafe. 2713 N. 48th 464-4130 (in Uni Place).
Winners of the Mortar Board Week Raffle
‘Electronic Spellchecker:
Trad Williams
“Go Big Red” by George Mills:
Kelly Caverzagie
Lori Schipper
Megan Wnitney
_Thanks to all who partidpatedi_
Pre-Pharmacy Club Meeting
Wednesday, March 15, 6 p.m., Nebraska Union, Room
posted.
Pre-Physical Therapy Meeting
Tuesday, March 14,8pm, Univeristy Health Center Base
ment.
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Tuesday March 14th, 7 pm, in the Union, room 24 lower
level. Janet Ehlers will be the guest speaker discussing
the process of interviewing.
Electronic Information Fair on
Water
Monday March 13,1995.7-9 p.m. at the Burnham Yates
Convention Center, Cornhusker Hotel.
SEA
Meeting! Tuesday, March 14.6:00 in Henzlik Rm 201. Pat
Shafer will be our speaker. All Education Majors Wel
come!
University Ambassadors
March 14,5:30pm
City Union
Applications are out for the 95-96 Greek Yearbook Editor
in Chief. Get one at Greek Affairs, NU 332. Deadline is
March 29.
ATQ
Congratulations to newly elected ASUN Vice President
Steve Korell, Travis Hopkins-Senator, and to Scott
Wanetka, Jim Barnett, and Jeff Fiscus for their advisory
board positions.
Your ATO Brothers
AXO, Chi-O, PiPhi, KD, DG, AXiD, Tri-Delt, Gamma Phi,
A-Phi, Theta, AOII,
Thanks for extending a warm invitation to let us come over
and play last Monday night, and being good sports about
it. Let's do it again soon!
The Men of ATO
Farmhouse
Thanks to John, Scott, Tyler & Joe for the great soccer
season. Maybe now you can keep your food down.
XO
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Congratulations to Jason Bynum for making Arts and
Sciences Senate, Jim McClymont for making General
Studies Advisory Board and Robbie Stefka for making
General Studies Senate.
The Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon
S$E
Thanks to Kappa Delta foraying Co-rec Soccer with us.
The Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon
Campus Recreation
Advisory Council Elections
Polling sites for Off-Campus students are 55 Campus
Recreation Center and 32 College Activities Building.
Polls dose at 5:30pm on Wednesday, March 15. Frater
nity and Sorority, along with Residence Hall ballots must
also be returned by 5:30pm on Wednesday, March 15.
Student Government
Appointments Board
Student-At-Large positions open
Be a part of the board that appoints students
to 28 campus wide committees.
Application available in the
ASUN office, 115 Nebraska Union.
Deadline is 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, March 15
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS OPEN
Have an impact on committees dealing with student
related concerns. Applications available at 115 Nebr.
Union for 29 different committees with openings for next
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ACROSS
i Boxer’s thrusts
5 Rescue
9 “Madam, I’m
(palindrome)
13 Beehive State
14 Having rounded
projections
is Actor Lugosi
isStet's opposite
17 Revere
15 Verve
19 Beatles
recording
22 Closed truck
23 Melody
24 Beasts of
burden
27 Arab’s outer
garment
30 Subsequently
34 Floor covering
35 Exit
38 Church part
39 Beatles
recording
42 Secular
43 “Desire hath
-Burton
44 Gelderland city
45 Ferber and
Millay
47 Operated
48 Concur
so Gentle pat
52 Etnean ejection
53 Beatles
recording
82 Netherlands
cheese
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64 Pitch
65 Dream, in Arles
66 Kind of puff or
sauce
67 Neat
68 Singles
69 Word on a towel
70 Palindromic
emperor
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Canova
2To
(precisely)
3 Belle’s milieu
4 Lay aside
5 Does a job on
20 Down
6 “-Ben
Adhem” (L.
Hunt poem)
7 Sentence part
8 Swelling
9 Deviant
10 Cold-cuts store
11 King of comedy
12 Male lion’s
locks
14 Sight in
suburbia
20 Caravan
stopovers
21 Trouble
24 Adequate
25 Buffet feature
26 Beer mug
9/30/91 (No. 0930)
27 Defensive body
covering
28 Yogi of baseball
29 Poplar tree
31 Broncobuster
32 Dodge
33 Actress Taylor
38 D.D.E. was one
37 Distress signal
40 Scholastic
environments
41 Hideaway
48 Pouch
19 Urban area
populated by a
minority group
11 Bungle
12 Monad
53 Kind of
sandwich
54 First garden
ss Rant’s
companion
56 Adjective for a
pittance
57 Cuchulain’s
wife
58 Evian and
Baden-Baden
58 Classify
60 Distinct part /
61 Verne's captain