$2000.00 monthly incomel Vending business for sale.
50 locations. Cost, $4995.00. 1-800-963-6123.
www.vendingroutes.com.
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MAZATLAN & CANCUN: Spring Break from $369.00.
Includes 14 free meals and 23 hours of free drinks.
We’ve been taking students for 32 years. Want to travel
free, ask howl Call toll free. 1-800-395-4696,
www.coHeoetourB.com. _
Spring Break 2000
All the information you need. Panama City, Daytona,
Key West, South Padre.
www.yourspringbreaktcom
_ $400 Scholarship
This scholarship is sponsored by the University Am
bassadors. The application is due on Jan. 28. This
scholarship is open to all students not involved with
the University Ambassadors. Applications are available
at the Office of Admissions and Student Involvement.
ATTENTION CHRISTIAN
WOMEN!
Kappa Phi Club invites you to the Rose Tea on
Wednesday, January 19 from 6-7pm at Cornerstone
(640 N. 16th Street). Join us for Fellowship, Bible Study,
Service, and Worehiol ____
CBA Students
Want to get involved? Need to spice up your resume?
Join Delta Sigma Pi, CBA’s premier co-ed business
fraternity. Informational meetings will be held in CBA
222 on Wednesday, January 12 from 6-7pm and
Wednesday and Thursday, January 19 and 20 from
7-8pm. Stop by our booth apross from the CBA advising
office, or caH Darius at 436-9937 for more information.
Cool buttons, tees, stickers, jewelry, and morel Boon
doggles, 120 N. 14th Street(inside tne Ozone).
Did you read SHOGUN?
—but It wasn’t how YOU remembered it?
While studying at Senshu University in Tokyo, Japan,
rekindle memories from possible past lives-or simply
earn 17-20 credits towards your degree studying the
culture, language and business in the land of the rising
sun. ether way you are sure to have the time of your
life, or should I say, Hves.
Call 472-6805 for details or stop by CBA 138:
_ MWF. 11am-2pm.
EATING ISSUES SUPPORT
GROUP
A small, comfortable environment with women who are
5,~li99,'n9 with «®tin9 issues. Wednesdays,
3-30-4:30p.m., Nebraska Union 338. Call Norma,
472-7450, for more information.
FOOD AND LOUD MUSIC!
NU MILLENNIUM PARTY
Thursday, January 20,8:30-11:30 pm. City Union
Centennial Ballroom. Admission: $3.00 or toiletry
item. Benefits a Lincoln Domestic Abuse Shelter.
Immediate opening for Forums Chair. Apply outside
UPC office (134 NE Union). Applications due Monday,
January 24 at 5 pm. Interviews week dt January 24,
Innocents Society
Chancellor’s Senior Honorary
Applications for membership and for freshmen schol
arships are now available. They are both due by Jaiuary
21,2000, and are available at Student Involvement,
106 Administration. Culture Center, and Honor's Office.
„ Navigators
Please join us for the 24 hour PRAYER LAUNCH from
noon Thursday to noon Friday at the Lutheran Chapel
(16th and Q). _
Pan-Pacific Study Tour
To Melbourne, Brisbane, Cairns (Great Barrier
Reef), and Tahiti. Earn up to 6 credit hours next
summer. All majors welcome. Will have an infor
mational meeting on Thursday, January 20 from
3-4 p.m. Room 222 in CBA. All interested stu
dents should attend. Call 472-3353 if you have
questions.
~ REMINDER!
Nominations for Outstanding Contributions to the
GLBT Committee Award are due by January 31,2000.
n®*P any individual or group who has helped
make UNL a safer, more respectful and inclusive com
munity. Application forms are available:
• ChaceDors Office
• 116 Bancroft Hall
• 202 Andrews Hall
• Offices of Student Affairs (City & East Campus)
• E-mail a form request to: kQro88koCuniserv.unl.edu
SAA
Applications for Student Alumni Association are now
available! Be a part of the group that is known on cam
pus for its unmatched leadership, involvement and fun.
«SXTJ!^a3^7c5&?,,' u"1""
Pick up applications at the Wick, ASUN, Student In
volvement and the Culture Center.
SIFE
Meeting for Students In Free Enterprise this Wednesday.
5 pm In Union. Everyone is wetoome.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SPRING ELECTION
Filing forms are now available
at 136 Nebraska Union for the
Student Government Election March 1
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays 12:3o-i:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Can Gail for more information at 472-7450.
Agronomy Club
Meeting tonight at 7pm in 32' Keim Hall. Everyone is
encouraged to attend.
Block and Bridal
General meeting Thursday, January 20. 7 pm initiates,
7:30 pm returning members. East Campus Union.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, January 19, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center. _
CBASAB
Meeting today, 5:30 pm. CBA132.
FDC
Friends of the Deaf Community will meet this Thursday,
January 20 at 6:30pm at Champions Fun Center. Bowl
ingi$3andshoes$1plusmoretunl
(Finance Club
Meeting Thurday at 7 pm at the Union, room
posted. New members welcome.
Mobilizing For The Millennium
Join the SWAT Team in serving the Lincoln community
through short term service projects. First meeting is
Wednesday, January 19 at tom in Student Involvement,
200 Nebraska Union. Questions? Call Ann at
472-4526.
NU Pre-Vet erinary Club
Will be holding its monthly meeting Tonight In VBS
146 at 7pm. Freshmen and new members report at
6:30pm. Remember bring your raffle tickets and mon
ey; pictures are being taken during the program!
Pre- Physicians Assistant Club
Friday. January 21 at 2pm. Tour of UNMC. If interested
in attending, please contact Penni at 464-8146 for car
pool information.
RODEO CLUB DANCE
Come dance to Full Choke. Saturday, January 22 at
Pla-Mor Ballroom. 9pm -12 am.
SNA
There will be an SNA meeting Thursday, January 20
from 12-1pm in Benton Basement. Food will be provid
ed. Everyone is welcome.
Student Education
Association
Meeting Thursday, January 20 at 6pm in Henzlik 107.
Everyone welcomell
University of Nebraska
Cycling Club
Notaoe to expert road, or tn mountain. If you want to
compete or just learn more about the sport, this is the
place for you. The meeting will be on Wednesday, Jan
uary 19 at 8:30 pm, Rec Center Tv lounge. Contact
bikebigredaaol.com.__
UNL Rodeo Association
Meeting Wednesday, January 19. East campus union.
Room to be posted. 7 pm executives, 7:30 pm mem
bers.
ATO
Congratulations to Jeremy Colwell on receiving an NSE
position this summer. Best of Luck!
-Your Brothers
ATO
Congratulations to the New Executive Board Members!
Worthy Master: Reed Anderson
Vice President: Joel Williams
Treasurer Dave Warren
Worthy Scribe: Tyler Adams
Worthy Chaplin: Chris Arnold
Worthy Keeper of the Annuals: Geoff Reno
-Your Brothers
Dr.E
Thanks for getting the new teeth.
_ The entire UNL campus.
ATA ATO
Farmhouse
Initiation this Saturday, January 22.
Are you ready?
ATA
Also, we would like to welcome our new second se
mester pledges. They are Chuck Fraass, Shad
McClain, and Eric Sweeney.
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ATA
Congratulating to the 23 new Delta Tau Delta initiates!
- A New Yea^$ew Vision!
www.unl.0du/pbc
Greekside
The Fraternity-Sorority side of the Navigators, Wednes
days at 8:3opm. Lutheran Chapel basement (behind
the Beta house). Be sure to wear your Greek letters for
pictures.
KKT
Congratulations to Christy Peters and Greg Nyffeler on
their recent engagement.
Love, your sisters
KKT
Congratulations to Lora Carpenter for her job with
Amencorp. We’re proud of you!
_Love, your sisters
ZAE
Congratulations to the newly elected officers:
President David iAmie’ Campbell
Vice President Andrew “Euro’’ Beckenhauer
Secretary: Brian ‘Bowl-Cut" Manning
Treasurer J.D. "Mapieleaves* Bogdon
Philanthropy: Travis “Who?" Lucas
Pledge Educators: Matt "Soul-Glo" Glathar,
Zac "Skills’ Ftoskllly
Scholarship: Seth ‘Grab my4 Woodke
Asst Scholarship: Derek "Zimms’ Zimmerman
House Manager: Curt ’Bill Gates’ Boe, Seth Woodke
Social Chairman: Andrew ‘Broz‘ Uithoven,
Jason ‘Dollar Bids” Jensen
Junior IFC: Reece ‘Pieces* Sukovaty
IFC: Erin *EA Sports’ Parks
Intramurals: Ben ‘Arkansas’ Hansen
Intrasocial: Matt Glathar
Computer Chair Scott ‘Baseball’ Rempe
Alumni Relations: Tom ‘Daddy* Sonderegger
l-Wsek: Matt Glatnar
Pool/Pop/Bulletin: Zac Roskilly
Song Chair Aaron ‘Alto‘ Huribut
Corresponding Sec: Rerrm Dogg and Beck Daddy
Marx-at-Arms: Tyler ‘Frank S." Grassmeyer
GOOD LUCK THIS SEMESTER!
ZAE
A special thanks going out to the Kappa's for setting a
new world record at Rempe and Beck's last weekend.
You’ve raised the bar. I wonder if Theta can hang?
Phi Alpha. The SAE Guys
LAE
Congratulations to Nyphler and CP, Reynolds and Molly,
Kwiatek and Katie and everyone else in the whole
entire world on their recent engagements. Too late to
get out now guys! We’ll pray foryou.
Phi Alpha, Your Brothers
LAE
Hey Mai-Day,
Good luck in Med School...I know you’ll be sad that
you can’t take Felton with you, but don’t worry, Sprint
has 5 cent Sundays and airline rates are cheap. But,
maybe you should pop the question BEFORE you
leave?
_Phi Alpha, Your Brothers
LAE
SAE QUIZ QUESTION #1 of 12
What was the date of the last photograph ever taken of
Billy Levere? (Levere Temple) The first SAE to leave the
month and year on our answering machine WINSI
Good Luck!
Phi Alpha,
The Corresponding Sec's and Regis
_(Is that your final answer?)
Committee For Fees
Allocation Off Campus
Representative
Be a part of the Committee that reviews student fees.
Deadline: January 21 at 4:00p.m.
Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union.
NU Student Government
Wednesday - January 19
6:30pm - City Union
Information And Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
POSITION OPEN
PUBLICATIONS BOARD
Daily Nebraskan Advisory board to the Board of Re
gents-hire the editor, business manager, and advisor.
Publication Board acts as a publisher for the Board of
Regents and serves as a liaison between the paper and
its university constituencies, paying particular attention
to complaints against the paper.
Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union. Deadline
is 4pm, February 1. __
Positions Open
Homecoming Steering Committee Chair 2000
Homecoming Royalty Chair 2000
Applications available at
ASUN office-136 Nebraska Union,
Deadline Friday, February 4,
POSITIONS OPEN
2nd Semester
Positions open to represent the following colleges:
Business, Dental and Graduate College on senate.
Must be enrolled in the college.
Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union. Deadline
4 pm, January 21.
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Student Government
Appointments Board
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Student-at-large positions open for the 2000-2001 year
beginning the end of March. Be a part of the board that
appoints students to 32 campus wide committees.
Application available in the ASUN office, 136 Nebraska
Union. Deadline is 4:00 pm, Friday. February 4,
Student Government Election
Student Election Group Form
If you are forming a group and
wish to be included on the ballot
Filing DeadNne Noon-dan. 26
Survey & Referendum Questions
Filing DeacMne 4 pm-dan. 26
Copies of the Election Rules
are available in the ASUN office
136 Nebraska Union
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SPRING ELECTION
Filing forms are now available
at 136 Nebraska Union for the
Student Government Election March 1
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ACROSS
1 Valentine’s Day
gift
5 Playgroup
9 100 smackers
14 More than ajar
15 Regarding
16 Buenos —
17 “The Magic
Mountain”
author Thomas
18 Harness part
19 Resell at much
higher prices
20 Ike & Tina
Turner classic
22 Kind of dance
23 Confident gait
24 Predecessor to
Roger, Timothy
and Pierce
26 Economist
Greenspan
29 Org. for
26 Across
33 Concierge’s
domain
37 When tripled, a
1970 WWII film
39 Ore deposit
40 Unattractive
fruit?
41 “Understand?”
42 Moon goddess
43 Fake coin
44 Dynamic
beginning
45 “Like a Rolling
Stone” singer
46 Tea type
48 French 101
verb
50 Letters from
Crete
52 Scrape off
57" Bake, as eggs
60 Table
centerpiece,
perhaps
63 —Carlo
64 Buck add-on
65 Catcher’s need
66 Vows
67 Night light
68 Boxer Max
69 Former Pirate
Dick —
70 Makes doilies
71 Artist Warhol
DOWN
1 Easy wins
2 Dizzying
abstract genre
3 Man of
La Mancha
4 Boredom
.5 Eastwood’s
1986 mayoral
domain
6 Sailing or
whaling
7 Show signs of
life
8 Theater
awards
9 Algiers’Arab
quarter
10 Goody two
shoes
11 Spoken
12 Impart
13 Catch sight of
21 June 6,1944
25 French state
27 Suit to —
28 — Dame
30 Unfair?
31 Author Ferber
32 “Giant” star
33 Like a tropical
forest
34 Look rudely at
14 19 lo
35 Make 53 Cuban dance
indistinct 54 One of about
36 World War I 3 billion
weapon 55 Went out with
38 Unruly protest, 56 Way in
possibly 57 Environmental
41 Big party concern
45 Society 58 Frost
initiates 59 Division word
47 Idle 61 Field
49 Semisynthetic 62 Type of
fabrics oversized '40s
51 Angle suit
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