02 Appliances 400 Roommates
05 Bicycles 410 Housing Wanted
10 Books 420 Rooms/Rent
13 Clothing 430 Houses/Rent
16 Computers 440 Duplex/Rent
20 Furniture 450 Apartments/Rent
30 Jewelry 460 Summer Housing
40 Misc. For Sale 470 Mobile Homes/Rent
45 Musical Instruments 480 Vacation/Rent
46 Office Furniture 490 Homes/Sale
50 Pets -
55 Photo Equipment
60 Sporting Goods -
7ft S'^sn-Vs 500 Adoption
on wu-Yi Exchan9® 505 Alterations & Sewing
90 Vehicles 510 Automotive
"" - 515 Bicycle Service
520 Bridal
- 525 Catering
200 Rides 528 Child Care
203 Spring Break Trips 530 Cleaning/Laundry
205 Career Events 531 Cleaning/Households
210 Announcements 535 Computer Service
215 Meetings fJsGmtt
220 Greek Affairs SML
230 Student Government - & fitness
5ersonaLs 553 Insurance
242 Pinning & 555 Instruction/Tutoring
Engagements 558 Job Placement
245 Lost & Found 560 Lawn care
250 Wanted 565 Legal Services
260 Fundraising 573 Music Exchange
270 900 Numbers 575 Photography
578 Pregnancy
580 Printing & Copying
582 Recycling
300 Help Wanted HI ffif
310 Child Care 588 Tanning
320 Work Study Jobs 590 Tattooing
330 Summer Jobs 593 Travel
340 Internships 595 Typing & Resumes
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00s For .Safe
Used washer, dryer, refrigerator or range, delivered,
guaranteed and payments of only $25 for three months.
“That's a deal!" 466-6252.
Cycle Works 27th and Vine has been declared the
center ot the bicycle universe. Everything for the
cyclist with clothing, shoes, accessories, and bikes
from Trek, Specialized, KHS, Klein, and Bontrager.
Blowout deals on 95 bicycles.
Cycle Works.
27th and Vine,
475-2453.
Manltou 3 Suspension Fork, used 3 months. Excellent
Condition. Extras. $220 firm. 436-7742.
Yeti Ultimate. 18", Rock-Shox, XT Group, King Head.
$1300,435-0705.
Imagewriter II good condition, $60. Macintosh Plus Com
puter, $100. Macintosh SE Computer, $120. Prices as
shown or best offer. Call 472-2578, ask for Kent
SEGA SATURN
2 controiers, 4 games, $450. Call 436-8878 and leave
message.
NordicTrack Cross Country skier, almost new. Call April
at 465-4829, leave message.
Car stereo equipment for sale. Pioneer speakers, Kicker
speakers and equilizer, good shape, good price. 436
6326.
1986 Mazda 323. 4-door, 98K. $1100 OBO. 438-4898
(6pm-l2am).
200s Notices
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT-Fisheries, Parks, Resorts now
hiring! Earn to $3,00-$6,00/mo! Airfare! Room/Board!
FREE VIDEO w/program! State Licensed Service. Call
(919)932-1489, ext. A39.
ALASKA SUMMER JOBS
Fishing Industry. Earn to $3,000-$6,000+/month + bene
fits. Male/Female. No experience necessary. (206)971
3510 ext.A57784__
Campus Red Cross
Children's Carnival Wednesday, April 3, 3:30-5:30 at
Cedars Home for Children, 6601 Pioneers Btvd.
CRUISE SHIPS HIRING.
- Earn up to $2,000+/month. World travel. Seasonal & full
time positions. No exp. necessary. For info, call 1-206
971-3550 ext. C57782
EASTERN EUROPE JOBS
Teach basic conversational English in Prague, Budapest,
or Krakow. No teachingcertificate of European languages
required. Inexpensive Room& Board+otner benefits. For
info, call: (206) 971-3680 ext.K57781
Eating Disorder Support
Group
Attention Women: If you have or think you may have an
eating disorder, you are invited to attend tnis group
meeting. This group provides a.safe environment to tali'
about tne daily struggles of living with an eating disorder.
Group meets Tuesdays from 5:30pm - 7:00pm in 340
Nebraska Union. Any questions call Kris at 472-9428.
Fraternity and sorority Campus Recreation Managers,
please return your ballots for the 1996-97 Campus Rec
reation Advisory Council to the Campus Recreation Of
fice or Campus Recreation-East by 5:30 PM, April 2.
FREE FINANCIAL AID!
Over $6 billion in public and 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. F57784
INTRAMURAL HORSESHOE
DOUBLES
Tuesday, April 2, is the last day to enter Men's. Women's
and Co-Rec Horseshoe Doubles. Enter now at the Office
of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more informa
tion.
Meet the animals that have killed more soldiers than
any army
Entomology 108-Insects, Science, and Society
Fall 1996
Money For College!!!!
Hundreds & Thousands of Grants Availalbe to ALL Stu
dents. IMMEDIATE Qualification. NEVER has to be re
paid. CALL 1-800-585-8 AID.
Off-Campus representative elections for the 1996-97
Campus Recreation Advisory Council are being held at
the Campus Recreation Office, and Campus Recreation
East. Polls will dose at 5:30 PM Tuesday, April 2. If you
reside off-campus, you are eligible to vote. For more
information call, 472-3467.
PRE-HEALTH STUDENTS!
UNMC Cytotechnology at the Arts & Sciences Advising
Center, 107 Oldfather, Wednesday April 3,1-3. Call 472
4190 for appointment.
PRE-PHYSICIAN
ASSISTANT STUDENTS!
UNMC Physician Assistant at the Arts & Sciences Advis
ing Center, 107 Oldfather, Thursday April 4,1-5. Call 472
4190 for appointment.
Sorry, we’re looking for someone who was more
Involved...
Want to get Involved on campus? University
Program Council has leadership opportunities
available for a publicity chair and programming
secretary. Pick up your application at 117 or 200 Ne
Union or 300 East Union. UPC: You Oughta Join)
The Gathering
http://www.takeme.com, scholarships, academic and
career resources, internships, sports, news, entertain
ment, travel, music, debates and 1,000 links.
University Health Center
Student Advisory Board
Applications for the Board are now available at the ASUN
office, and are due April 10. Need not be in the Health field
to apply.
UNL Rollerhockey Club
Meeting Thursday 4/4. Room posted in the Union. Without
further ado, it's time to start skating. Or call Pat at 421
6560.
Unleashing the Power of Self
Leadership
An interactive lecturette and discussion about alternative
styles of leadership. Special Guest Dr. Henry Sims.
Thursday April 11th 6:30-8:00pm. Free to UNL students.
$2 general public. Love Library Auditorium:
Sponsored by Student Involvement and The College of
Human Resources and Family Sciences.
Women’s Lacrosse Club
K-State Tourney, April 13-14, Questions call: Angie. 464
8716.
Advertising Club
New officer elections, Wednesday, April 3rd at 6pm,
Avery 201. Must be a member to vote.
NU Meds ~
Meeting Tuesday, April 2 at 7 pm in the Union. Dr. Jeff HW
from UNMC will be speaking about the future of medfcine.
If you are Interested, the tour of UNMC will be Thursday.
April 11, Contact Katie at 436-6167.
Pre-Physical Therapy
Meeting Tuesday, April 2, at the City Union, 5:30 p.m.,
Room^osted. T-Shirts are in!! Bring $$$$! ($15.82)
Pre-Vet Club
Meeting Wednesday. April 3rd at 7pm in the East Campus
Union. Officer Elections.
University Ambassadors
Meeting tonight April 2nd at 530pm, Culture Center,
UNL FFA Alumni
Meeting Tuesday, April 2.7:30 pm, East Campus Union.
UNL Marketing Club
Meeting Thurs April 4,6pm, Student Union. Room will be
posted.
AXfi
Alpha Chi Omega Scholarship Week 1996
Alpha Chi would like to congratulate all our 4.0's: Broz,
Campbell, Carley, Fiddelke, Girard, lippincott, Marohn,
McGrath, Mclnteer, Palmer, M. Rosener, and Sheve.
AXfi
Congratulations to Christian Bryer and Jackie Landa on
being selected for an internship at Walt Disney in the Fall.
We are so proud of you!
_ Love, your sisters
axq.
Playmates ’96
SAE, Theta, Phi Mu, KKG, Theta Chi, Tri Delt, Sigma Chi,
AgMen, Chi-O. Sigma Nu, Farmhouse, Phi Delta, DU, KD,
AOPi, AGS, Phi Psi, AGR.
Come support your playmate at the Union from 9am-4pm.
Grand prize in a Diamond Back Mountain Bikel
AATI
Hey seniors,
A big congrats on putting off your senior sneak, but watch
out. pay backs are real fun.
V ~ ,Pi Love, your Sisters
ATS
Thanks for a great dinner exchange. We’ll dine wWi you
anytime.
The Ladies of Alpha Delta Pi
AAA
Congratulations to Susannah Strand for being chosen as
editor lor the Greek Yearbook!
A big congrats to Amanda Vesely for being accepted into
Pharmacy School! We're so proud of you both!
Love, your sisters
Congratulations to the following winners of Waterpolc
199e: 1st Place, SAE; 2nd Place, Lambda Chi AJpha; 3r0
Race, AGS.
Erik(AGS). We hope your head feels better!
Thank you to all who participated!
AT
Congratulations to the following for their awards at the
Greek banquet: Jenn Klein- Julie Sonderegaer, Recogni
tion Award: Courtney Cardaronella- Panheffenic Judicia
Board; Amy Lind- Gamma Gamma Award.
"1 at"
Congratulations to Chad Colvert for receiving the Gamma
Gamma Award. Way to Gol
The Men of Delta Upsiiori
FH
Thank you for the awesome BBQ! You can sing to us
anytime!
Love, the ladies of TriDelta
OM
Thanks for coming over Thursday and watching Friends.
Let's do it again soon!
The Men of Delta Upsilon
r<DB
Congratulations to Jamie Tederman for receiving a Gam
ma Gamma Award. We are so proud of you.
Love, your sisters
tob
French Toast Feed
All You Can Eat
Thursday, April 4,1996,10pm-2am
At the Gamma Phi Beta House
Tickets: >2.00 In advance; $3.00 at the door
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Congratulations to the following Theta Xi's:
Greg Anderson for acceptance into Graduate School at
Lancaster University, England.
Gary Hembd for acceptance into Study Abroad.
J.T. Vaughan for Henry Doorty Zoo internship.
Steve Keetle for acceptance into Law School at UNL
WT/WB Bar Crawl. Coming soon...
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS OPEN
Have an impact on committees dealing with student
related concerns. Applications available at 115 Nebr.
Union for 29 different committee openings for next year.
Deadline for all positions is 4:00 p.m., April 10.
I want a woman who likes Objectivism: the philosophy of
Ayn Rand. Write to room4116.600 North 15th St, Lincoln,
NE 68508-1296.
Ana, Joel, Mitzie, and Sue:
We appreciate you and all that you do to make CPN a
great place to bell
_Students and Staff of CPN
Found: Silver watch with inscription, 3/15 in parking lot by
Cather/Pound. Call to claim, 436-0594.
FOOTBALL RINGS
WANTED
Championship rings paying up to $1,000. 1-800-624
7243 pin# 1963139. __
Wanted 23 Students. Lose 5-29 pounds this month. New
metabolism breakthrough. RN assisted. Guaranteed-free
gift. $35 fee. 1 -800-66^0841.
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Computer Operator
Individual needed to operate computers and all other
peripheral devices in accordance with department poli
cies and procedures; acts as resource person to users;
processes reports. Requires any combination of training
and/or experience that will allow the individual to meet the
knowledge requirements noted above and perform the
duties. Prefer previous experience with Digital computers
(ie., vax cluster). Ability to process reports which includes
printing, decollating/burstmg, sorting and delivering re
ports to specified areas in a timely manner.
We offer: a competitive salary (new starting wage/psy
differential for weekends, evenings snd overnights)
PT- 7:00am-3:30pm (Sat/Sun)
Night Cook/
Catering Attendant
Individual needed to receive/prepare food orders for
delivery and/or service in the cafeteria for 2nd and 3rd
shifts in accordance with established recipes/proce
dures. Requires any combination of background/experi
ence that will allow the individual to perform the listed
duties. Must be 18 years of age to operate production
equipment, high school diploma or equivalent.
PT- 6:30pm-11:30pm or 7:30pm-10:30pm or 6:30pm
4:30am (24 hrs/week)
Please submit resume/application to:
BRYAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Human Resources
1600 South 48th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska 68506
(402)483-8610
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5 Envelop
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sharpener
14 Wife of Hi in
comics
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poetically t
17 Concerning
it Mountain goat
1» Altercation
20 Never, in
Nurnberg
21 Complacent
22 Peary’s polar
companion
23 Informal chatter
25 Muffles
26 Lighthearted
27 Thicket
28 Grammy
winning
conductor
30 Ark
31 Sgt. Preston’s
org.
35 Stunning
surprise
38 Ferrer or
Feliciano
38 Planets
40Bluedyg$j. > '
41 V.P. under
Coolidge
43 Seaweed
44 Certain traffic
signal
47 Type of N.E.
colonial
dwelling
so Laban’s
younger
daughter
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51 Ringlet
52 “And when I
-my lips
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53 Different
54 Adamson pet
55 Primary
56 Kind of arch
57 Decree
58 Late New
Yorker
cartoonist
59 Decorator’s
sine qua non
60 Pitch
61 Pleasant place
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1 First-aid
contrivance
2 City in Mich.
3 Shooting stars
4 Half a fly
5 Caprice
6 Disprove
7 Shake
(hurry up)
8 Disease of
sweet potatoes
9 Dash
10 Something
sudden and
startling
11 Wash out
12 Lily’s relative
13 Keystone State
founder and
family
21 Embellishing
letter stroke
22 Poverty grass
24 Hope-chest
item
25 Mild oaths
27 Fizzles, big time
28 A grammarian’s
mood
29 Tic-tac-toe win,
maybe
30 Shipworm
32 Slate used to ID
film shots
33 Wrestling
milieu,
sometimes
34 Foot, to Fabius
36 Part of a spur
37 Pitcher 47 Actress St.
Blackwell James
42 Brian-of 48 Suppose
filmdom 49 Inert gas
43 Training offered 51 Emmy’s
in a dojo commercial
44 Chill cousin
45 “Taxi" 54 Newt
mechanic 55 West of
46 Cravings Hollywood
