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Tired of the laundromat? We sell used washers, (fryers,
refrigerators, and ranges for only $100 or 4 payments of
$25/month, no interest, free delivery and guarantee.
Hoffman's Appliances, 466-6252.
Cycle Works
'96 Bontragers now in stock, sweet steel frames by one
of America’s premier steel frame builders.
Cycle Works
27th & vine
_ 475-2453
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheel’n & Deal’n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
Blackdot ski coat. Gore-Tex gloves for sale. Cheap. Worn
once. Call Jen, 474-3410.
MACINTOSH DUO MINIDOCK. Brand new, in box. Must
sell. Compatible with any Duo model incJ. New Duo 2300.
$200 OBO. Call 438-8441 day or evening.
210' Rockford Punch Subs in box, Rockford Fosgate 40IX
amp plus All wires, $350. 421-6620.
VCR w/remote, $80 excellent condition. Also, COLOR
T.V., $70. 466-8520.
Fiesta Bowl need 5 tickets will pay top $$$ 712-336-3520.
’84 Mercury Lynx, great condition, new cassette stereo,
4 new wheels, $1300 OBO. 438-3950.
200s Notices
Need ride to Denver. Can leave 12/15. Will pay fair share
of gas. Chris, 436-8800.
SPRING BREAK ’96- Cancun from $399, Jamaica from
$439, Florida from $99. Organize a group of 15 and travel
freell! Call Student Travel Services 1-800-648-4849 for
more information. On campus contact: Ty @467-4368, Ty
@ 483-1306 or Katie @ 436-7892.
ATTENTION PLAYWRITES
Nebraska Masquers requests submissions for second
annual one-act competition. Must be full time student.
Submit to Patrick Tuttle, 220 Temple Building or call 472
2072 for more information. Deadline: Finals Week!
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Attention
Student Organization
Presidents
ASUN will be sponsoring a
Presidents' Roundtable
Tuesday, Dec. 5
at 4:30 p.m. - City Union
DEAD WEEK
Absolutely NO finals may be given during Dead Week.
Finals can ONLY be moved to another time DURING
FINALS WEEK with the unanimous consent of the class.
Quizzes are acceptable. Stop by the ASUN office, 115
Nebr. Union with questions or complaints or call 472
2581.
Fiesta Bowl Rentals
In Scottsdale, 2-bedroom condos! 1-800-600-6850
Guitar Instruction/Rental
Zager Studio, 464-7771.
JOBS IN PARADISE
-Travel abroad and work at a tropical beach resort, dude
ranch, or river rafting company this summer. Excellent
benefits + bonuses. Call Resort Employment Services
(206)632-0150 ext R57782.
NATIONAL PARKS HIRING
Positions are now available at National Parks, Forests &
Wildlife Preserves. Excellent benefits + bonuses! Call: 1
206-545-4804 ext. N57782
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
Clothing Drive Dec. 1-14th Boxes for donations availalbe
in Student Involvement Love Libraiy and the Women's
Center. Proceeds to RSACC, Friendship Home, Malone
Center, YWCA, city Mission. Sponsored by the Women's
Center.
Pre-Occupational *
Therapy Club
Meeting, Dec. 5,7 p.m. Meet at Rehab Visions. Suite 150,
5400 Cornhusker Hwy.
Teacher’s College
Students
SEA .
Student Education Association wants you to get involved '
and make a difference. Come to our meeting on Dec. 5th -
at 6:00 p.m. We will be electing officers for the New Year.
Nominations are open. All are welcome! Henz. Rm. 116.
University Ambassadors ,
Dec. 5,5:30 pm.
_City Union
Congratulations Carin Ramsel for being initiated into Tau
Beta Pi Engineering honorary and being elected presi
dent of Tau Sigma Pi. Great job! Congratulations Jenni
Schulte for being appointed to the scholarship committee!
Love Your, Kappa Delta Sisters.
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Congratulations to our new initiates: Kathi Baden, Brenda
Cosgrove, Becky Edelmaier and Joyce Hruska. You gals
rockTl
_Love, your sisters
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Congratulations to the new 1996 Phi Kappa Psi Executive
Officers: President, Dan Busenbark; Treasurer, Todd
Vogel; Historian, Hal Thomsen; Messenger. Doug
Lammers; Sergeant at Arms, Jeremy Brown; Chaplain,
Ryan Heimes; Corresponding Secretary, Chris
Dempsey; Recording Secretary, Jeff Scoular.
Congrats also to our social chairs: Darren Summer and
Sam Sennett and Pledge Educators:Chad Miltsap and
Jeff Scoular.
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bnaratulations Micheala Fonfara on being elected
cholarship chair.
Love Your Phi Mu Sisters
/e buy the best titles every day and trade, too. Recycle
ounds, 824 P Street 476-8240.
EOE
Congratulations to the new elected Executive Board and
Cabmet Members: President, Brad Duff; VP Program
ing, Brad Hilton; VP Finance, Bill Michie; VP Member
ship Development, Bruce Bauer; VP Recruitment, Jim
iteClymont; Public Relations, Nathan Penney; Secre
ary, Steve Gale; House Manager, Brett Lacey; IFC Chair.
Cendall Swenson; Philanthropy Chair, Josh Gerhig;
Chaplain, Devin Rickett; Rush Chairs, Matt Pella. Sam
3urns; Social, Ben Vetter; Asst Social, Kris Smith; Envi
onmental, Steve Gale; Standards Board, John
Wiechmann, Jason Lund. Brad Hay and Matt Stefkovitch;
Social Favors. David Rowan; Big Events, Al Frank; His
orian, Jeff Shannon; Parents Chair, Colin Stork; Song
Chair. Shane Miller; Academic Chair, Ryan Plambeck;
ntramural Chair, Jason Jones; Sega Chair, Corey
3aldwin; Bad hair Chair, Mark Hatten.
EOE
Congratulations to the phat nasty, “C-league" soccer
Champions. Bring it on team "Ego
From your Sig Ep brothers
FOUND: Boombox, Third floor Oldfather Hall, 11-30-95.
Call 435-1840.
FOUND: Broach in parking lot North of Morril Hall a few
weeks ago. Call 420-1915 to claim.
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Crossword Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 0212
ACROSS
i Saunter
6 Kind of enemy
or angel
10 Mayday’s
cousin
13 Of the sun
14 Goose egg
is Blunt
16“Foxy”
comment on the
unattainable
18 Exchange
allowance
19 Long march
20 Win by
21 Church section
22 Coast Guard
group
23 Realtors’
concerns
24 Space
capsule’s
interior
28 Examined
30
Restaurant”
32 Portico for Plato
33 In the past
36 Value
37 Egg protein
39 Decalogue
adverb
40 Squabbles
43 What Oedipus
solved
44 Legal writ
46 Bean plants
47 Gave a hoot
49 Venetian coin of
yore
52 Taj Mahal site
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
53 A crystalline
compound
54 TV’s Hawkeye
58 Victuals
59 European rose
61 Piccadilly
Circus statue
62 Give
temporarily
63 Consent
64 Posed
65 Some are libera
66 Certain
amphibians
DOWN
1 Helper for a
D.A.
2 Fix firmly
3“-Skies,” '
1927 song
4 Frolic
5 Work unit
* 6 Spanish
President:
1936-39
7 Accounts
8 Oil-burning cup
used as a
beacon
9 Fireman’s need
10 Gold digger’s
human mine
11 Kind of branch
12 Blackthorn
fruits
is Minuet, e.g.
17 Emulate
Hammer
22 Displayed
contempt
23 Throwback
24 St.-Lo neighbor
23 Too
26 Mont.’s state
flower
27 Frozen water
29 Zoom
31 L.A. woe
34-monster
33 Change of a five
38 Wedding words
41 Prince Rainier is
one
42 High schooler
45 Conducts
47 Bistros
48 Marketplace
50 Campus figures
51 High-pitched
53 Mallorca, e.g.
54 Jason's ship
55 Coin for Ponti
56 Action
57 Greek war god
60 Mr. Masterson
