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02 Appliances
05 Bicycles
10 Books
13 Clothing
16 Computers
20 Furniture
30 Jewelry
40 Misc. For Sale
45 Musical Instruments
46 Office Furniture
50 Pets
55 Photo Equipment
60 Sporting Goods
65 Stereos/TVs
70 Ticket Exchange
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200 Rides
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242 Pinning &
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330 Summer Jobs
340 Internships
400 Roommates
410 Housing Wanted
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430 Houses/Rent
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460 Summer Housing
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515 Bicycle Service
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560 Lawn care
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573 Music Exchange
575 Photography
578 Pregnancy
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583 Religious
585 Rentals
588 Tanning
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00s For Sale
Brother’s word processor, address book, and more. Sepa
rate monitor 14", Inkjet- >210 o.b.o. 477-1939_
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. ___
FOR SALE:2 FERRETS. 1 FEMALE, 1 MALE. $110 FOR
BOTH W/PET TOTE. JEFF 438-2560._
Cable descrambler kit, $14.95. See ALL the channels! 1
800-752-1389....
’85 GMC Jimmy 4X4, AM/FM CD Player, $3500, Cal Travis
436-7915.
Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight—You’ll be safe in this tank for
$1200! Cal 438-5869 and leave message.
200s.Notices
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“Spring Break ’97"
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 9436-9306.
LA! Spring Break '97. Cancun, Jamaica and Bahamas!!!
tights with air from $399 Daly Free Drink Parties, No
Active Way to Weight Control
Classes Forming NOW!!
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Call 472-7478 for more info. Classes start February 3.
Sponsored by the University Health Center.
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ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Earn to $3,000-$6,000/mo in
fisheries, parks, resorts. Airfare! Food/Lodging! Get ail the
options. Cal (919) 918-7767, ext A214.
COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID
Student Financial Services had information on 3,400+
public & private sector funding sources. A MUST FOR
ANYONE SEEKING FINANCIAL AID! For information: 1
800-263-6495 ext.F57788
COMMUTERS
Are you tired of riding alone? Find someone to share the
ride. Stop in the Commuter and Student Services Center,
Rm. 116 Nebraska Union for more info.
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 ext.C57787
Descramble Cable
Test device activates al channels! Most models $50-75!
773-583-8670.
EASTERN EUROPEAN/ASIAN JOBS —Live in Prague,
Budapest Tokyo, etc. teaching simple conversational
English. No languages/teachng exp. required. (919) 918
7767, ext. W214.
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 3-9, 1997. Anorexia, bu
limia and other related eating disorders threaten the lives
of females and males of ail 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 Halt 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 pleaae contact Norma Cox, at Counseling
wid Psychological Services, at 472-7450.
Innocents Society
Innocents Society is the Chancellor’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, Office for Stu
dent Involvement (city union and east union), and the
Culture Center.
INTRAMURAL BROOMBALL
MANAGERS
The Manager Meeting for Men’s and Women’s Broomball
will be held on Thursday, January 30 at 5:00 p.m. in the
Nebraska Union. Each team must have one representa
tive present to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467
for more information.
INTRAMURAL FLOOR
HOCKEY
The last day to enter Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec Floor
Hockey is Tuesday, February 4. Don't delay. Enter your
team now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472
3467 for more information.
MORTAR BOARD NOTABLE
Mortar Board is a National Senior Honor Society that rec
ognizes college seniors for distinguished ability and
achievement in exceptional scholarship leadership and
service.
Mortar Board also recognizes outstanding freshman,
sophomores, and seniors that demonstrate our high
standards. Pick up an application/information sheet at tne
offices of Student Involvement (east and city campus).
Student Judicial Affairs, Culture Center and the Honors
Program. They are due on FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 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
Vie Senshu University exchange program in Tokyo, Ja
pan. With other UN-L students, you will study beginning
or advanced Japanese language, culture, and business
as part of a 12 or 15 week program. Come find out more
at one of the Mowing 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
Models Wanted
Females 5*8 to 6? in height Males 5*10 or taller. Do not
exceed 180 fos. Must be well groomed. Call between 2
5pm. 477-3020
NATIONAL PARK
EMPLOYMENT
National Parks hire forestry workers, park rangers,
firefighters, Meguards, + volunteer and govememnt posi
tions. Excellent benefits + bonus potential. Call: 1-206
971-3620 exLN57785
Student Fees
The Committee for Fees Alocation will meet at 5:30 p.m.
tonight in the Nebraska Union to hear budget appeals. An
open forum is provided for students to voice their opinion,
tf you have any questions, contact the Student Govern
ment office, 115 Nebraska Union, or cal 472-2581.
Student Fotudation is giving out 3, $300 Scholarships.
The criteria are: Must be a ful time student currently en
roled at the University with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Appli
cations are available in the Office for Student Involvement
at both City and East Campus Unions, Monday Feb. 3.
Applications are due FRIDAY FEB. 21st at the Office for
Student Involvement, CTTY CAMPUS, BY 3PM.
STUDY ABROAD
at
SENSHU UNIVERSITY
TOKYO, JAPAN
You cant afford Jo miss lie opportunities offered by UN
L’s CBA Exchange Program in Japan this faff. You mm live
in the world's largest crty, create an impressive interna
tional resume, make Belong friends from Japan, Ireland,
England, Australia, and around the United States, and
have ffw opportunity to travel to ML Fuji, Hkoshima, Kyoto,
and even Korea, Hong Kong, and Hawaii! Come find out
mote about the exciting semester that awaits you in Ja
pan at one of lie following information sessions in CBA
138: *
Wednesday, January 22 3:30 and 4:30 pm
Thursday, January 23 2:30 and 3:30 pm
Monday; January 27 3:30 and 4:30 pm
Thursday, January 30 2:30 and 3^0 pm
UNL Boxing Club ~
Organizational mooting. Come see what you are made
of. January 30,7:00pm. First floor downtown YMCA.
VOLUNTEERS
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
WE NEED YOU!
Spend time helping with a variety of tasks! Call 472-2597
for more information.
The Women’s Center
WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL
SWIM MEET
The Women’s Swim meet will take place on Thursday,
January 30 at Mabel Lee Hall Pool. No advance entry is
required. Call 472-3467 for more information._
Arts & Sciences
Advisory Board
Meeting Sunday night at 6 p.m. in the Union.
Habitat For Humanity
Meeting, TODAY, 6p.m. room posted in the NE Union.
Hey, Film Buffs
Join the Nebraska Film
Connection
First Meeting
Feb. 3 6pm
In UNION
Join
K$
Kappa Phi is pledging new members now. Rose Rush
Tea Wednesday, January 29 from 6-7pm at 640 N. 16th
Street. National organization. Zeta Chapter established
in 1920. Friendship Club for University Women of Chris
ten Faith. Minimum dues. Call 467-5464 or 486-4469.
ySPN.
Come one, come all!
Golden Key ice skating party. 7;30pm, TONIGHT at the
Lincoln Stars ice rink (in state fairgrounds). $2.50 admis
sion; $1.50 skate rentals. We will also be having a brief
meeting regarding upcoming events.
SAA
Meeting Thursday at 5 p.m. at Wick Center. Plan to go to
Main Street Cafe with everyone for supper afterwards.
See you there!
Students in Free Enterprise
Ice Skating Social Thursday, January 30. Meet at the Ice
box at state fairgrounds at 8pm. Bring $2. Questions? Call
472-0746.
Waterski Team
Meeting Jan. 30 at 7 p.m. in the Rec Center. New mem
bers welcome._
Arp
Congratulations to the new Judiciary Chairman-Teriy
Howser and Song Chairmen-Eric Zimmerman and Travis
Paulson.
ATQ
Thanks for having us over for the Superbowl on Sunday!
We had a blast!
Women of Theta
05
Thank you for the great dinner exchange Monday! We’ll
have to do it again soon!
Women of Theta
Justin' Grandstaff, Mike Biggs, Jason Hardy, Nick Hatfield.
Congratulations to Russell Lawton and Cliff Miles on their
recent engagements!
The Men of Delta Upsilon
Congratulations to the members wtfb got 4.0s; Jeff Allen,
Cory Anson, Mike Band, Chris Glass, Aaron Hendry,
Russell Lawton, Kirk Ortegren, Chris Stewart, Dave
Vincent, Keith Weinhold.
The Men of Delta Upsilon
Congratulations to our new initiates: Jeff Allen, Anthony
Anderson, Nate Clabaugh, Chris Clark, Dave Cox, Brent
Cudly, Shane Dunn, Bob Fjell, Aaron Hendry, Ryan
Keleher, Scott Machotan, Morgan McCoy. Doug Oureda,
Cory Ptaute, Ryan Soderquist, Sean Tyhurst, Jeff Van
Ackeren, Jason Wietjes, Rory Bimmer, Ian Gibson, Spen
cer Smith.
The Men of Delta Upsilon
Congratulations to the following Chi Phis on their aca
demic excellence last semester:
Brian Andreasen, Chad Brown, Tony Cacioppo, Brent
Cobum, Ryan Dunlay, Brad Dworak, Ryan Fiala, Kevin
Gaughan, Chad Hamilton, Stve Hansen, Brian Hertzig,
Scott Jurgensmeier, Eric Lawrence, Andrew Lucas, Ben
Olson, Seth Schuchman, Paul Schulenburg, Neil Spomer,
Neil Vacek, Jerrod Wrtzet, Mark Zmarzly, Scott TafL Masa
Niiya, Matt Evans, Jim Hammond, Mike Thomsen, Terry
Malley.
A special Congratulations to Paul Schulenburg for achiev
ing three consecutive semesters of 4.0. Keep up the good
work, we need your points!
The Brothers of Chi Phi
FarmHouse
Congratulations to Brian Frederick for receiving a full-ride
schokeship to the University of Nebraska Law School
Congratulations to the newly-initiated FarmHouse Men:
Chad Adams. David Betdin.Tom Beveridge, Jeff Cameron,
Josh Davis, Jon England, tom Heacock, Justin Hot|, Joel
Kuehn, Mitch Langvart, Michael Lockee. Pat Mclnteer,
Brian McVey, Mike Roth, Grant Stine, AnayStrain, Adam
Snyder, Brian Thomas, Jon Weitzenkamp, Shawn Wilcox,
Jake Wilhelm, & Tyler Wolford. We’re looking forward to 3
1/2 GREAT years!
Your Brothers
Wi
Congratulations Andrew Pott for being selected overall
Greek Week Chair. Carry on!
' ' Your Phi Gam Brothers
OKT
Congratulations to our new initiates: Cody Lawson, Jeff
Hoover, Jim Sands, Brian Sorenson, Josh Hall, Jim
Buchanon, Jason Dale, Jered Kaup, Tom Caldwell, Drew
Inman, and Brandon Luetkenhaus. •
Your Brothers
SKY ~~
Congratulations to Dim Busenbark for being selected
Active of the Year, MaltTraudtfor receiving the Tim Martin
Award, and Brandon Luetkenhaus for being selected
Pledge of the Year.
Your Phi Psi Brothers
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Congrats to all or our 1997 Appointed Officers! Also
congrats to Ann Veigel on becoming Treasurer of Ameri
can Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.
Keep reaching for those Stars Girls!
Love, Your Sisters
ro>B
Congratulations to Laura Bradley on bein g accepted to
the Oxford Program.
Love, your Sisters
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We would like to congratulate the women who achieved
4.0’s last semester Angela Bargs, Laura Cockson, Shan
non Frederick, Susie Hart, Charlsi Hulsebus, Jen
Krayneski, Laura Lessley, Mandy Noyce, Flachel Platt,
Steph Preissler, Sarah Richter, Robyn Soulliere, Cami
Stephens, Laura Taylor, Becky Thompson. We are so
proud of you!
* Love, Your Sisters.
GREEK CLASSIC
FRISCO, COLORADO, FEB. 21-23. VALUESAND LEAD
ERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. ONLY $45. Exc. SKIING (COP
PER). JOE 435-1748. REGISTRATION DUE: FRIDAY,
JAN. 31 ST.
KA©
Congratulations to Anne Steinheiaer on her engagement
and a belated congratulations to Becky Barret on her en
gagement.
AXA
Congratulations to our newly initiated brothers, Mike
Petermann, Chad Zimmerman, Chris Borgmeyer, Jayson
Schmotke, Brad Cop pie, Todd Gtorvick, Ben McKenzie,
Eric Chattier, Andy Waite, Nate Darling, Joe Yoder, Nate
Driml, Richie Stemm, Dan Edwards.
In Zax, your brothers
iib$
Thanks for coming over lastFriday for the F.A.C. We are
looking forward to this weekend!
The Boys over at Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Thank you for the roses emembering us on our
Founders Day!
Women of Theta
Congratulations to Ms nd Jenna Williamson
on their recent engagme'nt. Good Luck!
Your Brothers
Singled Out
Congratulations to Angela Klug and Jeff Barwig for be
ing selected as our featured singles. All other singles, Act
Now to be a part of UNL’s biggest, funnest, and most in
sane dating game. Turn in entry forms immediately to
become a part of the dating pool. Entry forms are avail
able in the greek affairs office.
Congratulations to the following new initiates of Sigma
Nu, Ryan Murkins, Andrew Plembeck, Eric Klutman, Phil
Schwanke, Patrick Bowe, Patrick Yearly, Chuck
Shanahan, Chad Zach, Lansen Morehouse, Genearo
Potuto, Jeff Baxter, Dave Smith, Gamer Girthhoffer, Joe
Hall, Christian Anderson, Woody, Fernando
brothers of Sigma Nu
Towne Club
Congratulations to Kendra Yahnke on being promised to
Aaron Hutcheson.
Congratulations to Laura Scott on being pearled to Karl
Hying (Ag Men)
Congratulations to Cindy Copley on her engagement to
Eric Jurgens (Chi Phi)
TRIANGLE
Congratulations to our new brothers: Travis Dendinger,
Daniel Fuhr, John Kayl, Nate Mayo, Ftoyce Leaders, Ryan
Olson, Jeremy Warriner.
TRIANGLE
Congratulations to Travis Dendinger as our new steward.
Yabba Dabba Do Me
“PartyS^e l^ocks!”
January 31st 1997
ELECTION GROUPS
If you are forming an Election Group for the March 12
Student Government election, you must file your student
organization form to later than 12:00 noon on Wed.,Eeb.
5. If you have Hot filed by this time, your election group’s
name will NOT be on the ballot. All election forms are avail
able at the Student Government office, 115 Nebraska
Union.
Positions open
Curriculum Committee
Deadline Frl., Fob. 7 - 4:00 p.m.
Applications available at 115 Nebt Union
FOUND: Keys found (1/29) by blue lot next to campus
comer. Call 436-6174.
FOUND: two keys with bright yellow keyring, in front of
Mabel Lee. Claim at the DN.
Lost: a watch and two rings at Phi Deft after Belated. Will
pay $50 for their return. 436-6167.
Wire rimmed glasses found in the snow. Claim at the
Daily Nebraskan, 34 Nebraska Union, 1400 R Street, Lin?
coin. *
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Need 3 tickets for Kansas basketball game on March 2.
Call 436-8946._
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1997 Expansion
$10.50
Expansion has left us with 30 p/t openings. Resume ex
perience, flex schedule. Call M-W, 4-7pm. 477-8663.
Attention students!!! Are you short of cash? Need $$$ for
college expenses? Make $$$ money all spring. Let us
help. 1-800-256-0641.
Be your own boss!
Major network marketing company featured in Success
magazine looking for part-time distributors. 484-8465.
Billing Entry
Steady work/Excellent income, Flexible hours. Knowledge
of Windows helpful. Students welcome. 1-800-835-0553.
Building Blocks
Learning Center
mmediate openings for fuM-time/part-Ume assistant teach
ers, 1828 N Street, call Kristi at 474-7676.
Dietary Aide
Applications are being taken for a part-time evening po
sitions (4:45pm-8:15pm). $5.83 hourly. Evening and week
end shift differential. Vacation, sick-leave, and holidays.
Apply at: Lancaster Manor, 1001 South St., Lincoln, NE.
EOE/AA.
FIRST FEDERAL LINCOLN
BANK
PART-TIME FINANCIAL
COUNSELOR
135 NORTH COTNER
LOCATION
Entry level position performing both lobby and drive-up
teller transactions, opening new accounts, cross-selling
products and services, and balancing a cash drawer.
Tentative work schedule is: Mon., Wed, Thurs., and Fit
2:00-6:00 p.m. and Sat 8:30-12:30 p.m. Qualifications
needed are excellent customer service skills and sales
ability, effective verbal communication skills and basic
math skills. Apply 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thurs., Jan. 30through
Thurs., Feb. 6th. at our downtown Human Resources
Department.
First Federal Lincoln Bank
13th & N SL
Lincoln
An Equal Opportunity/Affirmaiive Action Employer M/F
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Help!
Kappa Delta needs kitchen dean-up help for lunch and
dinner hours. Male or female. Wages and free meals. Call
436-6293.
Hillcrest
Country Club
Needs a pool manager, for the 1997 season. Indivisuals
with a great attitude, the ability to work with both adults
and children. Available mid-May through Labor day and a
current pool operators permit should apply in person or
submit a resume at 8901 E. 0 Street before Feb. 28th..
Julio’s now accepting applications for part time kitchen
staff. Apply in person 5600 S. 48th.
Landscape Designer/Sales/
Residential/Commercial
Designer.
Good working. Knowledge of ornamental horticulture
needed. Must have ability to communicate well. Com
petitive salary and benefits. Send resume: Trees, Shrubs,
& More Inc., 3803 Comhusker Rd., Bellevue, NE. 68123
Lazio’s Brewery & Grill
*Come see what we can offer you!
•Wages that only the most successful restaurant in town -
can offer!
Team work at it’s best!
•Unparalleled training and support!
•Paid vacations!
•Closed on major holidays!
•Some daytime availability required!
*50% employee ciscounts!
*Ybu Do Not have to wear a name tag!
•And nobody sings Happy Birthday!
Apply in person for a seriously unique opportunity with
Lazio’s, 710 P Street between 2-4pm, Monday, Tuesday,
or Thursday.
CREW MEMBERS
SHIFT/ASStSTANT MANAGERS
Looking for PT/FT qualified persons to join ots team (Ben
efits include: competitive wages, Oexfole schedules, 401K
Benefit plan, and MORE! Andy at IMt and Q or any
Lincoln A/by’s location. EOE
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