02 Appliances
05 Bicycles
10 Books
13 Ck
30 Jewelry
40 Mfec. For Sale
45 Musical Instruments
46 Office Furniture
50 Pets
55 Photo Equipment
60 Sporting Goods
65 Stereos/TVs
70 Ticket Exchange
90 Vehicles
NOTICES 200s
300 Help Wanted
310 Child Care
320 Work Study Jobs
330 Summer Job6
340 Internships
400 Roommates
410 Housing Wanted
> Rooms/Rent
4201
430 Houses/Rent
440 Duplex/Rent
450 Apartments/Rent
460 Summer Housing
470 Mobile Homes/Rent
480 Vacation/Rent
490 Homes/Sale
SERVICES 500s
200 Rides
203 Spring Break Trips
205 Career Events
210 Announcements
215 Meetings
220 Greek Affairs
230 Student .Government
240 Personals
242 Pinning &
Engagements
245 Lost & Found
250 Wanted
260 Fundraising
270 900 Numbers
500 Adoption
505 Alterations & Sewing
510 Automotive
515 Bicycle Service
520 Bridal
525 Catering
528 Child Care
530 Cleaning/Laundry
531 Cleaning/Households
535 Computer Service
540 Entertainment
545 Gift Ideas
548 Hairstyling
550 Health & Fitness
553 Insurance
555 Instruction/Tutoring
558 Job Placement
560 Lawn care
565 Legal Sendees
573 Music Exchange
575 Photography
578 Pregnancy
580 Printing & Copying
582 Recycling
583 Religious
585 Rentals
588 Tanning
590 Tattooing
593 Travel
59?Typing & Resumes
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00s For Sale
5 Bicycles For Saie
Cycle Works
/models from
Seethe new'97 models from Trek, Klein, and Specialized.
Many with the newly redesigned Rock Shox suspension
forks. Great savings on 96 models ail at final mark down
prices. Lincoln's largest selection of bikes, clothing, and
accessories.
Cycle Works
27th & Vine
475-2453
Men's black Shasta 18 inch mountain trike. $200. Good
condition. 464-7304.
10 Books For Sale
$1000 * POSSBLE READING BOOKS. Part Time. At
Home. Toll Free (1)800-698-9778 Ext R-1843 for List
ings.
16 Computers For Sale
150 Mhz, 16MB EDO RAM, iGig HD, SVGA, BxCDRom,
28.8 Modem. 14' Monitor. $1485.477-1252
19 Furnishings For Sale
Decorate your dorm or apartment. Best selection of
neons, beer signs, mirrors, tins, beer docks and brewery
lights in town. Great prices. Al at R.C. Burgess - East Park
Pfaza-466-8071.
20 Furniture For Sale
Couch, chair, foot-stool, rediner, coffee & endtable.
Earthtones. Good condition. Will sell cheap. 489-9772.
25 Garage Sales
Bam Sale
Fri and Sat. 9-5 PM.3100 Pleasant HU Road. 21/2 miles
south of Pioneers Park, t mile west on Pleasant Hi«;watch
for signs. Selling whole household of items.
6t> Stereos TVs For Sale
; also, COLOR TV excellent $75; cal
Pioneer home stereo, 6 disc CD changer, 3-way speak
ers, tape deck, equalizer, remote. Uke new. $500 OBO.
477^6152.
70 Ticket Exchange
For sele: 1 NU vs CSU ticket. East Stadium. Call 435
0534.
For sale: tCSU-NU ticket Best offer accepted.465-5312.
a Etheridge tickets, 4 seem, second balcony t
1-800-843-2310, *34.'
Need 2 validated tickets together for Baylor Game, Od
12.423-9264.
Need 6 tickets to tire Nebraska-Cdorado game. 477
0212.
Student ticket for sale, Colorado State. Call 476-1788.
TwoNUvsK
Cell Baft. (913) 587
tickets, Qcn0f8i 3dini$8ton> Beet off0r.
7-9281, feme message.
Wanted: 6 tickets to Colorado game. W» pay top doler.
CaB Karan 436-3420.
Era of the
BIG 12
Baginal
and tha Daily Nabraakan
praviaws it all:
Football
Baaaball
Woman's Baakatball
Man's Baakatball
Soocar ¥olloyball
Coming Oclobor jjhl
90 Vehicles For Sale
'89 Nissan, 240SX, Fastback, newer parts, 33mpg. Runs
fabulous. Must sell. $4700 OBO. 435-2401
'88 tan Dodge Shadow, 4 doors, A/C, power steering,
interior in excellent condition. Great student car. $2400
OBO. Call 379-1222, ask for Todd or Larry.
88 Mercury Cougar XR7. Auto, black, 5.0 liter, 97K,
loaded, $7500—obo. Call Matt 436-8205.
84 Nissan 300 XZ. T-top, 5-speed, air, 96K, clean. $3850.
86 Nissan Sentra. Wagon, auto, air, 85K, nice. $2850.
87 Nissan Pulsar twin cam, 5-speed, bad trans., $1500.
Offers accepted. Baer's Auto Sales, 1647 S. 3rd St. 477
6442.
1988 Toyota Tercel. 5-speed, runs great, low gas-con
sumption, stereo, $2500—obo. Call Saqib 477-0297 or
472-2954.
1986 Honda Civic, 5-speed, air conditioning, 84,000
miles, very good condition. $3250. 436-0303.
1979 Volks wagon Rabbit- diesel
THE ENERGIZER RABBIT. IT JUST KEEPS GOING ...
asking $900 4351840
200s Notices
210 Announcements
Arts & Sciences
Student Advisory Board
Applications
They're Out!
Applications are available at Arts & Sciences Advising
Center (107 Oldfather Hall). Student Involvement Office
and Multicultural Affairs Office. Deadline: Sept 27,5pm.
funding $
Student Foundation
We have $3000we need to gat dd of. If you have
an eventteiqgram/conventlon/etc. that you feel
would benefit UNI a its students, apply for
funding today)! Applications avalable at 200
Nebr. union. City Campus and 300 East Cam
pus Union. Applications due October 25.
BIG RED
TAILGATE PARTY
Saturday - Sept 28
930 to 1030
BROYHILL FOUNTAIN
Sponsored by ASUN-Student Government.
KFflX, Pepsi, Old Home Bread
and Fahbury Hot Dogs
Chinese Moon Festival at
UNL
Time: 6 PM Sept. 27th
Place: The Lawn Norm of City Union
Admission: Member—$2; Non-Member—$5;
Children Under 12—FREE!
Chinese Students and Scholars Association at
_UNL._
Coming Soon
Homecoming 1996
October 7th-12th
Reflection of Perfection
Attention Student
Organizations, Greek chapters,
and residence halls
Event packets are avalable at the following locations:
A SUN office. Culture Center, Office tor Student Invoive
ment (city and east campus), GreakJ|
gram Council. Alumni Association. andattheVtoeq
n*.IIm*_At_•-» sM-i- -Ml_ _
cefior Tor oiucreru Anaiirs ‘OTTice.
Oeadlne tor the particfcation entry form is Tuesday,
October 1 at 430 PM.
Criminal Justice Student AssociWion preesnjs Chuck
LaFoMette from the U.S. Marshal's Office on Tuesday,
October 1 at 1105 Neihardt, 730pm.
GOOD LUCK WOMEN’S
RUGBY
Getjasyched! Were gonna nick al over Iowa State this
INTRAMURAL PLACEKICKING
V. CONTEST
The Men's, Women's, Co-Rec Intramural Placekicking
Contest will be held Sunday, September 29 at Memorial
Stadium. There is no advanced entry required. For more
information, cal 472-3467.
Keimyung Meeting!
61/2 priced airlne tickets to study abroad. Wed.
October 2. 5:00pm at International Affairs. 1237 R St.
472-5358.
NATIONAL PARKS HIRING
Positions are now available at National Parks, Forest &
Wildlife Preserves. Excellent benefits & bonuses. Call: 1 -
206-971-3620 ext. N57784.
Pre-Paid Phone Cards
54 minutes-$10. 108 minutes-$20. Anytime, anyplace.
Competitive international rates. 468-8411,435-6818.
Selling it All
Life-time of Household. 310OPIeasantHill Road. Fri-Sat,
9-5 PM. Take Denton Road 3 ml west of West Bypass,
then follow signs.
Student Council for
Exceptional children invites
all students who have a genuine interest in children with
special needs to attend our first meeting,
October 1oL 5:45 PM, NE Union Rm. 402.
REFRESHMENTSSERVED!
UNL Offices
Homecoming 1996
University offices show your Big Red Spirit during Home
corn ing 1996 by creating an Office Display! Entry deadline
is Oct. 1. Call 472-2581 - ASUN office to request a packet.
VOTER REGISTRATION
Monday—Sept. 23
thru
Friday—Sept. 27
11:00 to 1:00
City & East Campus
Register and Make a
Difference!
Sponsored by
Government Liaison Comm.
Weightloss Breakthrough
Lose up to 1? bs in 14 days for $49.95.1 -800-320-8832
Ext. 3634.
Where The Money Is
HowToGat k!
A comprehensive guide to grants, private scholarships,
fully paid internshps, and stipends. Millions available
through foundations, corporations and other private orga
nizations. $69.95. Visa and Mastercard Accepted. Money
back guarantee. 1-800-225-4200.
215 Meetings
Campus Red Cross
Our second meeting will be this Wednesday, Oct. 2nd in
the basement of the Health Center. Be there!
Actuarial Science Club
There win be a meeting Monday at 6:00 p.m. in CBA126.
Actuaries from Deloitte & Touche LLP, a consulting firm
from Minneapolis, will be speaking and answering ques
NE SEMESTER ABROAD!
This spring, join a group of UNL students in experiencing
GREECE and CZECH REPUBLIC. Can International Af
fairs for more information: 472-5358.
UNL Biochemistry Club
Monday, Sept 30, 6pm, City Union. Room posted. At
majors welcome. PIZZA!
VAMOSAL MEXICO!
A great opportunity through International Affairs—Sum
mer Abroad program! Mo meeting Monday, September
30, at international Affairs, 7:00 PMI
|220 Greek Affairs
AMI
Congrats to Dani Browne, Sara Aswegan, Beth Niemeier,
and Michelle Young for making Grew Yearbook staff.
Pi love, your sisters
AAn
Welcome to all our new Alphas. We love you I
Pi love, your sisters.
ATO
A belated thank you to our great coaches. Mark and Tim.
We had so much fun! Next year let's go for 2 runs!
Love, the
of Towne Club
X®
Thanks for the FAC. Well eat pizza and play “refresh
ment'' games with you guys anytime.
Kappa Delta
xo
Well wrestle a pigskin in the mud with you any day. Cant
wait for the playoff!
The women ftf Alpha Delta PI
, xn
Congratulations to Amle Haggar, Angie Mller.
Whitted, and Jenny Wilcox for being selected to
coming royalty. Go ChFO!
Love, your sisters
Kristin
Home
Adopt a Highway 2:30
Pizzaf
Party 5:30
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<t>M
Congratulations to our Phi's with offices:
President: Laura Schweer, Vice President: Jennifer
Thede, Jr. Panhelenic: Jill Schlattman, Secretary: T anya
Giebhart, Philanthropy:Morgan Shaw, Treasurer: Denise
Roberts, and Social: Kerri zappa.
Love, your sisters
Kappa Kickoff ’96
Sunday, September 29,10-4
All proceeds go to the Friendship Home.
KA ATQ
Feeling Groovy’
Sept. 27,1996
TC
We would like to welcome our new pledges: Christi
Brettmann, Janelle Buettner, Lisa Carlson, Mary Cidlik,
Tiffany Davis, Karey Erickson, Danita Howe, Holly Hurst,
Keri KeHer, Jessie Kotera, Becky Krantz, Julie Lieb, Jill
Minster, Kelli Ouchi, Erin Spiry, Kristen Taylor, Lisa
Ufford, Rachel Woeppel, Kendra Yahnke, Stephani
Zechmann. This is going to be a great year!
Triangle
Congratulations to Matt Scherer and Tammi Tucker on
their recent engagement.
From the men of Triangle
245 Lost & Found
FOUND: Near 16th&R, female kitten, about 3 months
old, must identify. 438-0508.
Nissan car key found SW of the East Campus Union. 436
260 Fundraising
FAST FUNDRAISER - RAISE $500 IN 5 DAYS -
GREEKS, GROUPS, CLUBS, MOTIVATED INDIVIDU
ALS. FAST, EASY - NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION
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270 900 Numbers
MEET SINGLES IN YOUR AREA. Set up a voice box to
meet men and women. Watch your messages pile up.
Diverse lifestyles, too. Call 1-900-407-7072 ext. 901.
$2.95/min. 18 +. T-tone only. 24hrs.
300s Jobs
300 Help Wanted
Part-Time
$10.85 to start, flexible hours, filling 29 positions by 10/08/
96. 477-8695
^’mono<:'s
Have you had mono
nucleosis within the last
month? If so, your
plasma could make a
valuable contribution to
research & earn you
$50.00 at the same time.
For details please call
Tam at 474-2335.
n abi BioMedical Center
300 South 17th Street
$17,500 yr
Full time lawn care specialist needed. $17,500 plus com
mission. Full benefit package, training provided. Please
call 477-0303 (or an Interview.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
THE PERFECT JOB?
Olsten KQC Staffing has immediate positions for Nurses
and Nurse Aides with 6 months recent experience.
Olsten KQC Staffing offers flexible scheduling, same day
pay and bonuses.
CALL: OLSTEN KQC STAFFING at 489-5(90 today!
Attention students!!! Are you short of cash? Need $$$ for
college expenses? Make $$$ money all fall and winter. Let
us help. 1-800-400-0209.
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 allcw the individual to meet the
knowledge requirements noted above and perform the
duties. Prefer previous experience with Digital computers
(i.e. vax cluster). Ability to process reports which includes
printing, decoHating/bursting, sorting and delivering re
ports to specified areas in a timely manner.
PT -1130 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. (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/procedures.
Requires any combination of background/experience 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 - 6:30 p.m. -1130 p.m. OR 7:30 p.m. -10:30 p.m.
OR 630 p.m. - 430 a.m. (24 nrs/week
NURSE TECHNICIAN
Individual needed to provide direct or indirect patient care
as determined/delegated by an RN. Passes meal trays,
dismisses patients, answers call lights and based on
activities of daily living, reports patient response io LPN/
RN. Assists with the tasks necessary for the general
management and organization of the nursing unit, being
flexible in meeting the patient or unit needs. Eligible
candidates must have obtained certification in a "certified
nursing assistant" course or currently be in enrolled in a
school of nursing program having had experience with
baths, vital signs and assisting with activity.
FT/PT positions available
DINING SERVICE ATTENDANT
Individual needed to perform a variety of routine duties
such as dishing salads, serving on the cafeteria line,
operating a cash register and cleaning up after each meal.
Must have ability to lift up to 25 bs. and communicate
effectively with others.
Various part-time positions available.
PATIENT DIETETIC
SERVICES ATTENDANT
Individual needed to assemble and set up food trays for
patients in accordance with department policies and diet
orders; stripe and cleans food carts and dishes. Requires
any background/experience that will allow the individual
to perform the listed duties.
FT/PT positions available.
FOOD SERVICE ATTENDANT
Individual needed to receive, soak and feed dirty dishes
Into the dish machine, as well as unloading clean dishes
and putting them away. Must have manual dexterity and
ability to lift up to 25 lbs.
PT - 4:45 p.m. - 830 p.m. 2-3 evenings AND/OR 730
a.m. - 2:30 p.m. on Sat. or Sun.
We offer:
* a competitive salary (new starting wage/pay differ
ential for
weekends, evenings and overnights)
* contact ua to loam more about using tuition
reimbursement and benefit dollars to further your
education.
Please submit resume/application to:
BRYAN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Human Resources
1600 South 46th Street
Lincoln. Nebraska 68506
(402) 483-6610
EEO
Computer output and microfilm operator. Entry-level po
sition. Need to be dependable with ability to deal with
deadlines with quality and accuracy. Computer experi
ence hebfui. Excellent benefits, excellent working condi
tions. M-F, 2-3 hours a day, later afternoons. Call Dave or
Bert at 423-0077.
Data entry position available. Needed: one FT 10am
6pm, one PT f lexble through 6pm. Must type 50-60 wpm.
Call for details. 474-1938.
Days Inn is hiring for the following positions,
* Desk Clerk—3-11pm,
* Night Audftor, Weekends, V1pm-7am,
* Housekeeping and maintenance.
Please apply in person aI the Days Inn Hotel, 2920
N.W. 12th.
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