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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1996)
02 Appliances 400 Roommates 05 Bicycles 410 HousingWanted 10 Books 420 Roomsfftent 13 Clothing 430 Houses/Rent 16 Computers 440 Duplex/Rent 20 Furniture 450 Apartments/Rent JO 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 65 Stereos/TVs 500 Adoption 70 Ticket Exchange 505 Alterations & Sewing 90 Vehicles 510 Automotive - 515 Bicycle Service ; 520 Bridal \-— 525 Catering 200 Rides 528 Chid Care 203 Spring Break Trips 530 CjeaningAaundre 205 Career Events 531 Oeaninj^teusehokis 210 Announcements ^ p22££!I^2v,ce Ate liflotinffc crnenainmem c. ij fyiwunya (URfiiftldMfi <wt /Nrn nlr ANnim WH» WOOD £d\j breeK Anairs gap uairotvlinfl 230 Student Government 550 Health & Fitness 240 Personals 553 Insurance 242 Pinning & 555 ffistructkxVTutoring 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 m utart-H 583 ReSgious 300 Help wanted 585 310 Chid Care 588 Tanning 320 Work Study Jobs 590 Tattooing 330 Summer Jobs 593 Travel 340 internships 595 Typing & Resumes and student organization ads. $4.50 per day for 15 words on non-student ads. $.15 each additional word. $.75 billing charge. Personal ads must be prepaid. Found ads may be submitted free of charge. DEADLINE: 2 p.m. weekday prior. The Daily Nebraskan will not print any adver tisement which discriminates against any person on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, age, disability, marital status or national origin. The Daily Nebraskan reserves the right to edit or reject any advertisement at any time which does not comply with the policies and judgments of the newspaper. •The advertisers agree to assume liability for all contents of ail ads printed, as well as any claim arising therefrom made against the Daily Nebraskan. ‘ 00s For Sale Cycle Works See Lincoln’s largest selection of bicycles, clothing and accessories. We have mountain, road, and hybrid bicycles In stock and ready to roll. Huge savings on any remain ing '96 models. Winter clothing now in stock. Cycle Works 27th & Vine rpvoti. jMR|ua^ $y^ed$2dOQBO. 436-6180 and P'~.:.M IBM 150Mhz, 16MB RAM. 1.2GHD, 2MB SVGA, SxCDROM, SC, 33.6 fax/modem, 14* monitor, $1600.00, 402-477-1252. Package Bel 486 33MHZ, 340MB Hard. 4MB Ram, CD rom, sound card, fax modem, plus loaded software, $650 060. 465-8431. J ■ I Near-new dark wood and brass day bed with trundle, sheets included. $1000 new, asking $400. 488-2443... Oak waterbed. Queen, four drawers, shelf headboard. Great condHion. $250.4364449, Chad. One drafting desk and one metal office desk. 484-9097. Lowe-Alpine "Speioai Expedition’ Backpack Adjustable Internal Frame. 4250 + cu.m. $150.60, Coleman Peek 1 Stove $25.484-5025 Make an offer 27-inch stereo dcture-to-pidure color TV, $235.25-inch JVC color TV, $135. 488-8251, Panasonic car portable CD player $100 cto. Can 436 8002. 4 tickets NEEDED tor Missouri game. Cal Nate at 436 7964. Hootie/Rows 1-5 KtS8dGARTTVTOn AMOS KC CMEFSMU FOOTBALL TICKET EXPRESS 438-6789. Must Sell: 3 Hooba/They Might Be Giants tickets. Excel lent seats. Face Value $. CaH 435-5136. WANTED: 2 tickets lor NU vs. Kansas. 484-5340. WANTED: Footbal tickets. 1 NU vs. Kansas and 2 NU ». Missouri. 466-0312. Wanted: Tickets tor the CU game on November 22.477 2022. m -■ TktMM jMjyyMBa Ali/Cii-—-«- n,^-. 5M rUlU NRVW, rlWru, /Wwrwl CaSSulie COTISOKJ, TlOOr shHL 4 wtiooi dtoc brakes w/ABS. 67K miles. knmacUate condition. 4360480 or 560-47%. 90 Geo Metro. 5sp, 81K, 48 mph, sight body damage, $2295. 402-799-3335, evenings. 200s Notices ' # Flu Shots/Wellness Profiles This Week Ru shots/welness profiles for students, tacutty/staff and general pubic. October 16 (Hu shots only) - City Union, October 17 - East Union, 11 a.m. -1 p.m. Christmas Lane Store dosing, Haymarket location ONLY! 311 N. 8th. In ventory 45%-60% OFF! Hours; 11-5 daily, Sat 10-5, Sun 1-4. HURRY SALE FOR SHORT TIME ONLY!!! CRUISE SHIP HIRING Earn up to $2,OOOWmonth. World travel. Seasonal & fuk time positions. No exp necessary. For info, cal 1-206 971-3550 ext C57786 DISC GO ROUND WE BUY A SELL USB) CITS Used CD’s, $5.99-$7.99. T-shirts, postsrs, hschy sochs, miisfr boohs, song boohs snd CO towsrs. New CD’s $11.96412.99 DISC GO ROUND 50th and 0,486-0047. FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE! uewi«nl<W«i«liiwMr*r,!u!ll*if(!Wy arhnfarahipg and grants are now available. ALL STUDENTS ARE ELI GIBLE. Student Financial Services'program wil help you get your lair share. Cal 1-800-263-64* ExtF57787 Get Involved with Emerging Leaders! The 1996-97 Emerging Leader Class recruitment and publicity campaign is under way! me emerging Leaner uiass is sponsored oy uinls oru dent Involvement end provides, among other advantages, essential personal and professional leadership skills to ambitious students. The Emerging Leader Class, offered for two credit hours in tivee sections during the Spring semester, is an interactive endeavor. Instructors, teach ing assistants, and student leaders join together to en hance new students’ leadership qualifies, and encourage a positive and successful university experience. More over, the ELC provides an energetic atmosphere for group dynamics ana learning, as well as exceient co-cumcular opportunities for student leaders, including involvement activities on campus, community service projects, and interviews with community leaders. The Emerging Leader Class is academicafy accredtted by theAgricuRural Lead ership & Communication, and Educational Psychology Departments, and Student Involvement is proud to offer file ,aC for the ninth year Ms Spring, i. We encourra students to <&ck out the feb program. Students win find information and applications at City Campus (200 NU) and East Campus (300 NU) Student Involvemerrt, The Women’s Center (340 NU), The Cul ture Center (333 N 14), and at all residence haH front desks. Remember, applications are due Monday, Oct 21! HAYRACK INC. Hayrack rides and bam available for activities. 402-797 2066 evenings. Industrial Engineers Pre-registration and general meeting: Thursday, Oct 17, from 3:30-5:30, in E185,186 Nebraska HaH. Required attendance. Free pizza and pop! JOIN THE NSE TEAM! New Student Enrollment Orientation Leader appfications are available NOW at the (blowing locations: ‘Office for Student Involvement (both campuses) *MuN-Cullurai Affabs ‘All Residence Hal Fount Desks ‘Culture Center ‘Office of Admissions Applications are due October 28th, 5 p.m.H M.A.N.R.R.S. Open House (Minorities in Agriculture, Natural Resources, and related sciences) Oct 16th, 5 p.m., East Union, room posted. FREE FOOD!!!! NATIONAL PARKS HIRING Positions are now avatable at National Parks, Forest & WfcJrfe Preserves. Excellent benefits & bonuses. Ca*: 1 206-971-3620 ext N57784. N >llege ^ **CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS** ALL Civil Engineering students should plan to meet with their advisors at the early registration meeting on Wednes day, October 16, at 4:30 PM in W347 and W§57 Nebraska Hall. Packets for Spring 1997 will be available. Students are reminded they still need to have their advisors ap proval before registering for classes. Refreshments will be served. Campus Red Cross We're meeting at the Union (room to be posted) at 5pm this Wednesday, Oct. 16. We've got some neat Hallow een projects! _ Ad Club Meeting tonight, 6:30pm in Avery 201. St Louis trip info! Agronomy Club Meeting 7:00 pm, Wednesday Oct 16.327 Keim Hall, East Campus. PI Lambda Theta The PI Lambda Theta Partnership with Park Middte School is firtatiy ready to kickoff! There will be an orientation meeting Thursday, October 17d» at 7:30pm in Hanzlik Had, room 201. Linda Young from Park Middte School wfl attend to answer questions about the program. All members are welcome. v Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to enhance your education white "making a dmerence' in the lives of our youth! CASNR Advisory board mooting today. 6pm, East Campus Union. Room wtil be posted. ★ ★ College Republicans wifl meet tonight at 7 PM in the City Union. Guest Speaker >««■— ■ Mine jonanns Mayor of Lincoln Plan to stay and watch the debate after the meeting! New members welcome! Finance Club Meeting today 6:30 CBA107. Bank Management Speaker. AH majors welcome. Habitat For Humanity Meeting Thursday, 6pm in the Union, room to be posted. Everyone welcome. M i —HSaBjBIB Meeting 8pm, Oct 16th, at the Culture Center. See ya there! Nebraska Semester Abroad Spend a semester in Greece and Czech Republic and earn 12 credit hours in 12 weeks! Info meeting October 17. 4:00 at International Affairs, 1237 R St 472-5358. Rodeo Club meeting tonight, East Campus Union, 7:30pm. Officers meet at 7:00pm. Running Club wiH hold a meeting on Thursday, Oct 17, at 8 PM in the Rec Center’s TV Lounge. Questions, caH Brad at 438 9261. __ Student Dietetic and Restaurant Management Association Wednesday, October 16 at 5:00 in the Home Economics BuikSng, East Campus, Room 121. New members wel come. Student Foundation Oct 17th, 5:15p.m., NE Union, room will be posted, Students hi Free Enterprise. Mandatory Meeting Wednesday, Oct 1€lhaf 5:30 PM in the Union. Room will be posted. Everyone welcome! Questions? Cal 472-0746. UNL Strength and Fitness Club Meeting Wed., Oct 16th, 6:30p.m., Campus Rec T.V. Lounge. Everyone Welcome! There wifl be memebership rorms avaiiawe. Thanks for a fafeiAou^Sfia^j^mpga weekend. A big thanks for helping with the homecoming float awn though it sucked. Also, ranks for coming over for pizza and bev erages on Friday and for company before the foolbaH gama on Saturday. The men of Phi Kappa Psi ~~ AMI ~ Alphas, you guys realy snuck us—but don't worry well pay you back. Love, the Deltas AMJ To our Alphas...tonight you wiH be one step closer to be ing initiated, we are so excited to have you as one of our sisters! Love, the Deltas Thank you so much for^msooming Week. Thanks for the hot cocoa and the company it kept us warm al over. The Women of Alpha Delta Pi ex A belated thank you for tne tSrmer exchange, we had a great timme. • • *•. - • v The Women of Alpha Delta PI ami Alphas, Tonight's the irighL Qet excited!! We Are|? Love, the Deltas Congratialions to Tra^e^^for making the Arts an Sciences Advisory Board. We are so ptouoof you! Love, Vbur sisters Happy Founder's Day) Also congratulations on your 90th birthday! Congratulations to the following brothers on receiving the Order of the LampaapTree: Jason Gross, Matt Lamb, Justin Wells, Matt Weber, Lyndon McKeber, Ben Ford, Steve Jonson, Scott Stefrilik From the Men of Alpha Gamma Rho ADP Thank you to ADP for a wonderful dinner exchange. Thank you to DDD for all their help with the Homecoming events. ~ AKAK Congratulations to Greg Domfor a great iazz concert Friday night! From your Brothers DracuraSF^ral Drive Tuesday, Oct 22nd from 10AM-3 PM in the Student Union Ballroom. Cal 474-1781 for an appointment MBrine also welcome. Two thumbs up to: Efra^J^Simsky for her awesome performance in ooH, Lode Mueller for being elected to NAYC and appointed to Convocations Committee, and Amy Davis on her engagement qp Think Flowers 10% discount off flower deliveries to sororities and fraternities $19.99/dozen longstem roses Centerville Garden 3031 OStreet 435-1118 -:— ANChATpLASH LSE Swimming Pool Starts at Noon Donl forget your speedos! <&M Congratulations Amy Soiupraioi and Carte Ericksen on your acceptance into Golden Key National Honor Soci ety. Way to go girls! Love, your sisters Tllangke Thanks for all your help this past Homecoming Week. We had a great time! Sigma Alpha Epsilon ZAEAT A huge thank you to SAE and DG for helping make first place in lawn display and second place in Husker Howl! Not too bad guys and gals! Why to make Homecoming week a success. ..? The men of Alpha Gamma Sigma SAE 9hi Alpha to the brother oMhe week: Richard EH Fettng. feu did a fantastic job as Homecoming Chairperson. C The Brethren of SAE KA0 The mixer before Saturday's game was a blast and we ook forward to seeing you again. The Men of SAE 3peaS^^> ,96 Homecoming Champs S$E Congratulations to JasonBynum on becoming Homecom ngKing. From your Sig Ep brothers ZOE Hey Thanks for the pre-game fun times last Saturday! To Ron Ralh-our favorite KD-Hope your stay was as pleas ant as the first. The Women of Kappa Delta The Phi Psi 500 Ladies, start your engines) That's right Chi Omega, Gamma Phi Beta, PI Beta Phi, Kappa Delta, KappaAIpna Theta, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Gamma, Phi Mu. Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Phi, Alpha Omicron PI, Alpha XI Delta, and Alpha Delta Pi, M’s that time of year agan tor the Phi Psi 500. Get pumped and bring home the trophy) Pro ceeds benefit the Lincoln Chidren’s Museum. GET INVOLVED! STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATION NEEDED There are many committee openings for student repre sentatives. Check the ASUN office for current open poeF Bons.AppScations available at 115 Nebraska Union. Dead- . line Oct 18. v Law College Students Opening for Law Cologo representative for ASUN Sen ate. Application available at ASUN office, 115Nebr. Union, deadine October 18. UNL Student Government Wtod., Oct. 16 6:30 p.m. City Campus Union InfrwnwBnn Ancl Anontta Avttfcihto _ 115 Nebraska Union Happy Birthday, Sweets. Hope it's a good one. Love, the Computave FoundThursday morning; keychain, 14th A Vine near bus stop, Aries symbol attached. Claim at the DN. You're wel come-CAH. Concrete Finishers Wanted *? Immediate full and part-time openings for experienced and begin- ! \ |1 ning concrete finishers, formsetters and equipment operators. Valid f I driver's license and personal transportation required. jf L ‘Great Pay ‘Tuition Assistance Program I ’ • Set-up, Pouring • Paid Holidays and finishing experience • 401K 1} y] • Flexible Hours • Great Work Groups ^ Call today! 441-3000 • 3421S. 7th Suite A T\ ' ***pre-HEALTH*** ' Had your "3-Shot Hep B Series"? If so just 4 hours a week of your time can earn you over $300 a month, while you study. Call 474-2335 and ask for Tam. rRioMFmr.Ai Centeht V -K ■ , - . ■ :. the human touch J . " " - ' • • ' . .. /*“ :. f ; .-rf t"-'' *;• ■ . • * v <, ^2V ‘Make a difference to protect the environment #Eam an average of $7.25 an hour weekdays $8.50 an hour on weekends! EaraTUITION REIMBURSEMENT!! • Be a part of a company that cares! i l iv5o.yf„.r;>3,^W¥,.w._,.., ^ _ . y mm... *