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150MhzlBM. 16MB RAM, 14" monitor, 2Mb SVGA, 1.6gig,
33.6modem with speaker phone-loaded. $1400/060.
477-1252.
Brother’s word processor, address book, and more. Sepa
rate monitor 14*. Inkjet $210 o.b.o. 477-1939
Scanner for sale..Microtek Scanmaker E-3.2 months okl,
in box with everything. $325 OBO 477-1252.
Ladies Wedding Set Unique two-tone platinum/14k gold
with princess center and channel-set band, total weight
1.57 cts. App. $7200, asking $3900 OBO. Call Kim at 402
476-2847, M-F, 8-5
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“Spring Break ’97"
It’s Heaven!! Wake and Bake... Hottest destinations —
Free parties!!! Organize group and travel free, lowest price
guarantee. From $99 1-800-426-7710:
[www.sunsplashtours.com] Call your on-campus rep
Laura«436-9306.
AAAI Spring Break *97. Cancun, Jamaica and Bahamas!!!
7 nights with air from $399. Daily Free Drink Parties, No
Cover at Best Bars. Panama City, Boardwalk beach re
sort, $129, 7/nights beach front
Endless Summer Tours 1-800-234-7007.
CANCUN-PADRE-MAZATLAN
SPRING BREAK’S HOTTEST!
AT UNL—JUSTIN 477-7262
1-800-328-7513
FREE FOOD, DRINK & PARTY
SPECIAL
Up To $200 Discount Coupons
on our Website:
www.studentadvtrav.com
Jamaican Vacation
Spring Break ’97 —Montego Bay, Negril, starling at $474,
includes airfare. Aaron 423-4197.
South Padre Island
Beach house available. Accomadates 6 plus, Make res
ervation, 210-761-4369.
Space is filling fast for Jamaica, Cancun & Florida! So
don't delay—Call your Student Travel Services campus
rep Kristi at 436-6132! Lowest prices guaranteed!
STUDY ABROAD EXTRAVA
GANZA!
Find out about UNL's summer programs abroad. Earn
credits while immersing yourself in another -culture. At
tend the informationai meeting: January ESti, 7:00 p.m.,
Nf*Won. ^c- ■
WM A $2SO SCHOLARSHIP! DOOR PHBES
A CO-ED FRATERNITY?!?
That's right. ALPHA PHI OMEGA is a National Co-ed
Service FraUi|r)ity,.XJ^j are interested in leadership,
friendship, and seMSf$£heck out one of these informa
tional meetings: - '.'jir
Tuesday 1/28 <fc30p:m. gt NeihardtlSray Parlor
Tuesday 1/28 8 p.m. at Abet SaHroom * *£r.
Wednesday 1/29 3:30 p.m. at City Union (room posted)
Everyone is welcome!!!
Active Way to Weight Control
Classes Forming NOW!!
Call 472-7478 for more info. Classes start February 3.
Sponsored by the University Health Center.
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Earn to $3,000-S6,000/mo in
fisheries, parks, resorts. Airfare! Food/Lodmng! Get all the
options. Call (919) 918-7767, ext A214.
ATTENTION BUSINESS
STUDENTS
Scholarship applications for the 1997-1998 academic year
are now available in CBA 138. If you are a current CBA
student and would like to be financially rewarded for an
adove-average grade point average, here is your oppor
tunity! But you must hurry- the application deadline is
February 11
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Attention
Student Organization
Presidents
noun win os sponsoring a
PrMktonts’ Roundtobli
TUstday - Jan. 28
at 4:00 pjn. - City Union
Beginning Tai Chi
10 classes $301 Saturdays 10:30— 11:45am, begins Feb
1st. 1242 High Sheet 421-9288 to register or for more
'Information.
CASNR Student Ambassadors
Student ambassador appBcatfons are due February 14tht
Pick yours up at the Dean’s office 103 Ag. Hall.
COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID
Student Financial Services had information on 3,400+
public & private sector fundng sources. A MUST FOR
ANYONE SEEKING FINANCIAL AID! For information: 1
800-263-6496 extF57788
CRUISE SHIP EMPLOYMENT
Travel the world (Hawaii, Mexico, Caribbean) & earn an
excellent income in the Cruise & Land-Tour Industry. For
details, call 1-206-971-3550 exLCS7787
Dancers needed to perform in March show at the Wagon
Train Project Smal stipend ottered. Cat 476-1112 leave
name and number.
Descramble Cable
Test device activates al channels! Most models $50-751
773-583-8670.
DISC GO ROUND
we auv • sell uae> ars
Used CD's, 9S.9947.99.
T-shirts, postsrs, imports, hochy socks, music
books, song books ontfCDtowors.
Near CD's 9Tt .99-912.99
DISC GO ROUND
5091 Mid 0,496-0047.
EASTERN EUROPEAN/ASIAN JOBS—Uve in Prague,
Budapest, Tokyo, etc. teaching simple conversational
EngksKNotoi^uagea/teachng exp, requaed. (919) 918
Eating Disorders Awareness
Week
February 3-8,1997
Do you know someone who is preoccupied with dieting,
weight loss, or food issues? National Eating Disorders
Awareness Week is February 34, 1997. Anorexia, bu
limia and other related eating daorders threaten the Nves
of females and males of al ages. For information, attend
one of the following presentations: Monday, February 3,
1997 at the Hewit Center from 10:30 a_m. to 1:00 p.m.;
Tuesday, February 4, 1997 at the Campus Recreation
Center from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.; Wednesday, February 5,
1997 at Selleck Residence Hall from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m.; Friday, February 7, 1997 at the Nebraska Union,
City Campus from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. For more in
formation pfoaaa contact Norma Cox, at Counaaling
and Psychological Sendees, at 472-7450.
Fourth Annual Residence Hall
Semi-Formal
Sunday. February 9.1997. Lincoln Station Great Hall in
the HaymarkeL rickets $10 each. Questions? CaR 436
9560. Event limited to residence hall students and their
guests.
Honors Program Student
Board
Upperclass Representatives
Election
January 27-29
AH sophomores, juniors, and seniors in the Honors Pro
gram are eligible to vote ip 118 Neihardt during normal
business hours. Fourteen representatives win be elected
for one-year terms. Information sheets from declared can
didates will be available for viewing at the site of voting.
Innocen
Innocents Society is the CfiarXSefor’s Senior Honorary
whose membership is based on academic achievement,
unparalleled leadership, and selfless service to UNL and
the community.
Applications for membership are now available for quali
fied juniors at 106 Adminsitration Building, OfficeJor Stu
dent Involvement (city union and east union), and the
Culture Center.
INTRAMURAL BROOMBALL
Tuesday, January 28 is the last day to enter Men’s &
Women’s Broombal. Enter your team now at the Office of
Campus Recreation. For more information, cal 472-3467.
INTRAMURAL WATER
VOLLEYBALL
The last day to enter Men's, Women’s and Co-Rec Water
VoJteyba* is Tuesday, January 28. Dont delay. Enter now
at the Office of Campus Recreation. Cal 472-3467 for
more information.
Lesbian Discussion Group
A safe place for Lesbian, Bisexual, and Questioning
Women to talc, meet, laugh and team as we discuss our
lives in an informal atmosphere. Wednesday, 1:30
2:20pm. Starting January 15, Nebraska Union 338. For
more information cal The Women’s Center, 472-2597.
MORTAR NOTABLE
Mortar Board is a National Senior Honor Society that
Mortar Board also recognizes outstanding freshmen,
sophomores, .and jseniofs that demonstrate our high
standards. Pick up an application/in Fori nation sheet at foe
offices of Student Involvement {east and city campus),
Sturfonf *i*,efTal Affairs Culture Canter and the Honors
Progrem They are due on FRIDAY; jANUARV31, at 5.-00
pm, at the Student Judicial Affairs Office, 106 Admin.
Please ignore previous due date.
Looking to Get Ahead?
In the ever-growing global market international experi
ence is a must to get ahead. Gain the advantage through
pan. With other UN-L students, you wifi study beginning
or advanced Japanese language, culture, and business
as part of a 12 or 15 weak program. Come find out more
at one of the fofiowfog information sessions in CBA138.
Wednesday, January 22 3:30 and 4:30 pm
iSsmss^ ^smsr .- - -
Thursday, January 30. 2:30 and 3:30 pm
MEN’S INTRAMURAL
? \ SWIM MEET
The Men’s Swim Meet wfil take place on Tuesday, Janu
ary 28 at Mabel Lea Hal Pool. No advance entry is re
quired. Cal 472-3467 for more information.
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Models Wanted
Females 5 8 to 61 in height Males 5*10 or taller. Do not
exceed 180 lbs. Must be well groomed. Can between 2
5pm. 477-3020.
NATIONAL PARK
EMPLOYMENT
National Parks hire forestry workers, park rangers,
firefighters, lifeguards, + volunteer and govememnt posi
tions. Excellent benefits 4* bonus potential. CaM: 1-206
971-3820 ext.N57785
Spend your Spring
Break exploring
Yucatan, Mexico!
With Campus Recreation!
Registration Deadline is Friday, January 31. Can 472
4777 for more information.
Student Fees
The Committee for Fees Allocation will meet at 5:45 p.m.
tonight in the Nebraska Union to vote on UPC-program
ming. An open forum is provided for students to voice their
opinion. If you have any questions, contact the Student
Government office, 115 Nebraska Union, or call472-2581.
STUDENT RNMENT
? SPRING ELECTION
Flog forms are now avalafaie
at 115 Nebr. Union
forttw
Student Govemement rtecficn
STUDY ABROAD
at
SENSHU UNIVERSITY
TOKYO, JAPAN
You can’t afford to miss the opportunities offered by UN
L'sCBA Exchange Program in Japan this fafl. You vml live
in the world’s largest city, create an impassive interna
tional resume, make lifelong friends from Japan, Ireland,
England, Australia, and around the United States, and
have the opportunity to travel to Mt Fup, Hiroshima, Kyoto,
and even Korea, Hong Kong, and Hawaii! Come find out
more about the exciting semester that awaits you in Ja
pan at one of the following information sessions in CBA
138:
Wednesday, January 22 3:30 and 4:30 pm
Thursday, January 23 2:30 and 3:30 pm
Monday, January 27 3:30 and 4:30 pm
Thursday, January 30 2:30 and 3:30 pm
Talking About Breast Cancer
Every woman faces a 1 in 8 lifetime risk of developing
breast cancer. To address this concern, the Women's
Center is offering two informational sessions so that ev
ery woman can team more about the disease and self
examination techniques.
Tuesday, January 28, Paula Ftailsback, OB-GYN Nurse
Practictioner from Lincoln’s Women’s Clinic will speak at
the East Union, 12-1 pm.
Wednesday, January 29, Pat Tetreauit, Sexuality Coordi- -
nator with the University Health Center, will speak at Ne
braska Union, City Campus, Rm 338,12-1 pm. For more
information, call the Women's Center at 472-2597.
UNL Boxing Club
Organizational meeting. Come see what you are made
of, January 30, 7:00pm. First floor downtown YMCA.
We need U
Residence Hall Association (RHA) is now looking for stu
dents to fill the following positions:
RMA Election Commissioner
Campus Escort Chair
Hall Orientation Team Chair
Student Action Team Chair
Secretary
Applications Due Jan. 31,1997. Stop by Rm. 237 Nebr.
Union or call 472-1095.
Women’s Group
Meets Tuesdays, 3:30-5 pm, in 338 Nebraska Union. An
opportunity to work on personal issues in the context of a
supportive, yet challenging group. Members will work to
gether to improve communication skills and explore the
dynamics of their personal relationships. Facilitated by
JudHh Kriss. Call The Women’s Center, 472-2597 for more
info.
Check Out Circle K
ganizaton^Meetings are Tuesday nights at 7:30, in room
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