Free Dessert
During January, purchase a
regular-priced dinner entree at
Spaghetti Works and dessert
is FREE! Choose from selections
like our decadent brownie
sundae. Good during dinner
only on Monday, Tuesday
or Wednesday evenings
during January.
Not valid with any other offer.
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Prayers
Continued from Page 9
“Some people may think that’s not
really sincere religion,” Schmid said.
“But something that worries me is the
sameness that appears in our prayers
when we do them off the cuff.”
“Dawn in the Afternoon” is in
tended “to put you more in tune with
what the will of God is,” Schmid said.
“Prayer is not just talking, but it’s
listening as well.”
Schmid gathered the prayers in this
collection for more than a decade, and
he rewrote them several times in an
attempt to keep them fresh and al i ve in
the face of changing situations.
' The book is available from the First
Presbyterian Church office, or, Schmid
said, “you can come to church on
Sunday and pick one up.”
Get off it. Exercise. Association*
Fighting Heart Disease
_ and Stroke
Dunston
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dren while managing a hotel full of
wealthy, inconsiderate jerks.
As this discomforting family
drama unfolds, the cruel owner
(Faye Dunaway) of the Majestic
Hotel harasses her hotel employees
and a fat guest of the hotel (Glenn
Shadix) constantly falls down or is
hit on the head with heavy objects.
Both ofthese painful reoccurrences
are supposed to be wild family fun.
Instead, watching employees
being abused by both their superi
ors and the hotel’s customers for
more than an hour proves to be
excruciating for anyone with a smid
gen of a social conscience.
In one of the more “tasteful”
scenes, Alexander promises his
children a vacation at a different
hotel, so his family could “nag”
new hotel employees and “make
their lives miserable,” too. Yippee.
Alexander’s generosity peaks in
a scene where Dunaway orders an
employee to be removed for bump
ing into her. Instead of Firing the
maid, Alexander offers the blue
collar worker a week’s paid vaca
tion in exchange for pretending to
Film: “Dunston Checks In”
Stars: Jason Alexander, Faye
Dunaway
Director: Ken Kwapis
Rating: PG (language)
Grade: F
Five Words: Monkey trapped
in rotten movie
cry in front of his tyrannical em
ployer.
This offer, which might be un
derstood as an act of kindness if he
was working for Saddam Hussein
at the Hotel Iraq, shows only the
manager’s cowardice and unwill
ingness to stand up for his workers
in any situation.
Throughout this supply-side
zaniness, the orangutan chirps and
protrudes his lips listlessly. Occa
sionally he swings wildly through
the hotel, down the maintenance
shafts and through the windows, as
though he is looking for a way out
of this movie—just like the rest of
us.
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tisement which discriminates against any person
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00s For Sale
Used washer, dryer, refrigerator or range, delivered,
guaranteed and payments of only $25 for three months.
’That's a deal!’ 466-6252.
Make Cycle Works your bicycle headquarters. See the
Midwest's largest selection of bicycles, parts, accesso
ries and clothing. A giant selection of the best name
brands: Trek. Specialized, Klien, Bontrager, Fat City and
KHS. Cycle Works, 27th & Vine, 475-2453. Open 7 days.
New and used bicycles, expert repair on all brands.
Wheel'n & Deal'n Bike Shop, 2706 Randolph. 438-1477.
Slingshot Boomtube, Deore XT and LX. Rockshox,
$1250.00. 476-3397
Playboy Magazine Collection. Fifty issues from the years
of 1983-89. Great condition. 484-7047, leave message.
1995 Kawasaki 900 ZXI Jet ski green/purple trailer includ
ed, $6100, ITS A ROCKETI 475-6509/476-1363.
Large entertainment center, $85. JVC 4-head hi-fi VHS
VCR, $75. Emerson VHS VCR. $85. Sanyo 4-head VHS
VCR, $90. JVC 4-head VHS VCR, $90. 488-0647.
'88 Accord LXi, 5-Speed, All Power, 11 OK, AC, Stereo.
Excellent condition, $5600 OBO. 472-8130, 465-4676.
200s Notices
14 SPRING BREAK
SHOPPING DAYS LEFT!
It’s not the SIZE of the ad that matters...It’s the VALUE of
the package! Don’t procrastinate! NOW is the time to
guarantee the lowest rates and best hotel selection. Call
eisure Tours for travel packages to South Padre Island
and Cancun. Group rates are available...1-800-838
8203.
Florida Caribbean vacation cruise for two. 7 days/6 nights
total. Hotel and cruise accomodations paid. Plus bonus 4
days/3 nights in Orlando $600 OBO. Call 435-4399.
Come and see what we are all about!
Wednesday, January 17th, at the Boat House, (16th & Y),
or call Tobin Watson at 464-5345.
Nebraska Crew
Congratulations to our National Championship, Football
and Volleyball Teamsl
3 & 2 Year
Army ROTC Scholarships
Now available for all disciplines.
If you have a 2.5 GPA or above, you may be eligible. For
full tuition at UNL, plus $150.00 a month spending money.
Call 472-2468 for more information,
Active Way to Weight Control
Classes Forming NOW!!
Call 472-7478 for more info. Classes start January 29th.
Sponsored by the University Health Center.
AFRICAN-AMERICAN
WOMEN’S HOUR
Fridays, beginning Jan. 19, Nebraska Union 338,1:30 -
2:30pm. A forum for African-American women to discuss
issues and concerns. Facilitated by Resheli Ray, Student
Involvement. For more information, call Reshell at 472
SI 56.
Alaska Jobs
Fishing Industry. Earn to $3,00046,000+ /month plus
benefits. Male/ Female. No experience necessary. (206)
971-3510, ext. A57783.
Alpha Zeta
Initiate Test. Jan. 16 or 17.6:00-7:00pm ECU. Questions,
Call Joel 438-7608. _
Attention
Student Organization
Presidents
ASUN will be sponsoring a
Presidents’ Roundtable
Thursday, Jan. 18
at 5:30 p.m. - City Union.
COMMUTERS
Are you tired of riding alone? Find someone to share the
ride. Stop in the Student Info. Center. Rm. 116 Nebr.
Union for more info.
Cruise Ships Hiring
Earn up to $2,000+ /month. World travel. Seasonal and
full-time positions. No experience necessary. For in
formation call 1-206-971-5550, ext. C57781.
FREE FINANCIAL AID!
Over $6 Billion In private sector grants & scholarships
is now available. All students are eligible regardless of
grades, income, or parent's income. Let us help. Call
Student Financial Services: 1-800 -263-6495 ext.
F57783.
Guitar Instruction/Rental
Zager Studio, 464-7771.
If you were verbally or physically harassed by juveniles
riding through campus on bicycles last semester, would
you please contact the Daily Nebraskan, 34 Nebraska
Union, 1400 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68588-0448. Attn: Box
31
The Innocent Society is now accepting applications for
membership. All juniors are eligible to apply for selection,
which is based on scholarshipleadership, and service to
the university.
Applications are now available from: OSI (200 City Union
or 300 East Union) Culture Center, and Vice Chancellor'
Griesens's office (124 Admin.)
January Celebration!
College of Human Resources
and Family Sciences.
Open house and tours in the Home Economics Building,
2-5pm, Friday, January 19th. Awards presentation at
3:30pm,___
MASSAGE THERAPY
Campus Recreation has expanded their Massage Ther
apy Program. New hours are Monday-Friday 11:30am
1:30pm and Monday-Thursday 3:00pm-6:30pm. Mas
sages will run 25 or 45 minutes long. Call 472-3467 for
more information.___
Mortar Board
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
222 Nebraska Union
Lincoln, Nebraska 68588-0452
Mortar Board, a national senior honor society, Is an
Association of Collegians selected for distinguished
achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service.
The Black Masque Chapter Is In the process of select
ing members for next year. We Invite all Juniors to
complete an Information sheet now available at the
following locations:
Office for Student Involvement-City
(200 City Union)
Office for Student Involvement-East
(300 East Union)
The Culture Center (333 N. 14th)
Vice-Chancellor Griesens's Office (124 Admin.)
The Hewitt Center
Arts & Sciences Advising Center
(1st floor,OMfather)
Engineering Library (2nd floor, Nebraska Hall)
Residence Hall Front Desks
Honors Program Office
COMPLETED INFORMATION SHEETS ARE DUE
Wednesday, January 24,1996
UNL Marketing Club
Meeting Thursday, January 18th, 6pm, Student Union
(room posted). New Members Welcomel _
Nurse Scholarships
Hh
:reshmen/sophomore nursing students, cash in on good
irades. Apply now for ARMY ROTC Scholarships, Call
172-2468 for more information.
Partners of Victims of Sexual Assualt
Wednesdays, Nebraska Union 338, 4:00 • 5:30pm. Of
fered for those who are struggling with the multitude of
feelings caused by the sexual assault of a loved one. This
jroup provides a supportive environment for the discus
sion of those feelings. Facilitated by Rolin Lemon. Wom
en's Center. Call Rolin at 472-2597 for more information.
PEACE CORPS
Information, Video and Applications
Thurs Jan 18,4pm NE Union
Wed Jan 31,4pm East Campus Union
Mon Feb 12,7:30pm East Campus Union
Thurs Feb 29,7:30pm NE Union
Tues March 5.4pm East Campus Union
Tues March 26, 5pm NE Union
For more Information contact 472-3201.
Clip and Savel
SAA
Applications are now available at Student Involvement,
the Culture Center, and the Wick Center. They are due by
5:00 PM January 22 at the Wick Center. Question? Call
Beth at 472-4222.
WISDOM TEETH
If you have unerupted lower wisdom teeth that need
removal and are 17-35 years old, you may qualify for a
post-extraction healing study. Reduced fees available.
Interested patients may schedule by calling Deb, 472
3249 at UNMC College of Dentistry.
Women’s Club Soccer
All members, new and old, come to this semesters first
practice held Thursday at 6:00pm in Cook Pavilion. Any
Question's Call Christie at 438-7116.
Campus Red Cross
Join us for the 1st meeting of the year. Wed., Jan. 17,
5:00pm, Base of the Health Center.
Advertising Club
Get your resume critiqued by professionals in the adver
tisingifielcLAyery20T6pm.___
Attention Business Students!
Delta Sigma Pi- Join the foremost Professional
Businees Fraternity for men and women: Meet the
Chapter Night Jan. 15 & 22 at 7:00,Student Union.
Rooms posted. _
Block & Bridle
Wednesday. Jan. 17th, East Union, 7pm initiates, 7:30pm
Everyone!__
CBA SAB Meeting
Wednesday, 5:30pm in CBA. Bring checks for shirts.
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
1st meeting of the semseter, 8:00 pm. City Union
Wednesday, January 17.
Collegiate Sertoma
Meeting Tonight, 6pm, Neihardt Pine Room. New Mem
bers Welcome! Bring your roommate. We have food!
E-week ‘96There will be an E-week meeting on Thursday,
Jan. 18th at 4:30 in NH W178. Food and Pop will be
provided, and lots of help is needed.
FDC
Friends of the Deaf Community, sign with us this spring.
Thursday, 7pm, East Campus, Barkley Center. Student
lounge. _
Habitat for Humanity
Wednesday, January 17.6pm
Union, room posted.
T-shirt ordering, bring money.
IMA
Organizational Meeting
Tonight 7pm Union
All Accounting Students Welcome!
Mortar Board
University of Nebraska-Uncoln
222Nebraska Union
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
The Black Masque Chapter of the Mortar Board will be
holding information sessions to answer questions and
provide insight into the goals and projects of our chapter.
If you are interested in our chapter, have questions about
the application our would simply like more information
about Mortar Board, please plan to attend one of the
following sessions:
Tuesday, January 17th at 6:00pm
Thursday, January 19th at 6:00pm
Both sessions will be held in the Union with room to be
posted.
