Attention P.E.O’s
Our first meeting of 2000 will be held on Febuary 13,'
from 5-7pm. RSVP to Britt (brittsonQmsn.com) or
Bobbi (lewie68Qaol.com) by Feburary 10 to join in the
fun. See you there!_
ATTENTION STUDENT
LEADERS
The Office of Admissions is currently looking for volun
teer tour guides for various special events this spring.
For more information contact Melissa Anderson at
172-4416 or e-mail 00220500Qbigred.unl.edu
Drop-In Body Compositions
Drop-In Body Compositions will be offered in Room
230 of the Campus Recreation Center February 10 from
1-2pm. Cost is $2. Call 472-3467 for more information.
EATING ISSUES
SUPPORT GROUP
A small, comfortable environment with women who are
struggling with eating issues. Wednesdays,
3:30-4:30p.rti., Nebraska Union 338. Call Norma,
472-7450, for more information.
Fraternities • Sororities
Clubs • Student Groups
Student organizations earn $1,000-$2,0u0 with the
easy campusfundraiser.com three hour fundraising
event. No sales required. Fundraising dates are filling
quickly, so call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com,
(888) 923-3238, or visit www.campusfundraiser.com.
Laura Cockson
Memorial Scholarship
Information and application
available at the following locations:
ASUN -136 City Union
Student Involvement • City and East Union
Multi-Cultural Affairs - 220 Administration
Vice Chancellor Student Affairs -106 Administration
Deadline 4pm - February 28.
Music, fellowship, fun, and Jesus Christ all wrapped
up in one! Join us for our first primetime event Thursday,
February 10. at 7pm in the City Union. Guest
speaker Curtis Martin, founder of Fellowship of Catholic
University Students (aka FOCUS) sponsored by FOCUS.
Our Diamond Miss, girl preliminary pageant, 0-19 yrs.
For information call (402) 474-4163 or (785) 762-2829.
Pre-Law Students'
Representatives from the University of Kansas School
of Law and Washburn School of Law will meet students
at the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, 107
Oldfather, on Thursday, February 10, 10am-12pm.
Stop by or call 472-4190 for an appointment.
Rubin “Hurricane”
Carter Tickets
Get Them Soon!!
FREE to University Students, Faculty and Staff with
UNL I.D. Tickets available at the Student Government
office. 136 Nebraska Union.
As of Monday, February 14, the remaining tickets will
be available to the general public.
SENSHU UNIVERSITY
INFORMATION SESSION!
This WEDNESDAY. February 9, 5:30pm in CBA 138.
This is the meeting that no one interested in studying
in Japan should miss! Meet other applicants, Senshu
alumni, and find out how YOU can spend next semester
in Japan earning 17 credit hours to your degree!
This is for anyone who has interest in Japanese culture,
or wants to participate in a great study abroad
program. For more details, call 472-6805./
SIFE
Meeting for Students In Free Enterprise this Wednesday,
5 pm in Union. Everyone is welcome.
SNA
Student Nurse’s Association will have a meeting on
Thursday, February 10 from 12-1 pm. The meeting is in
Benton Basement. Everyone is welcome.
English?!onorary
The bake sale on Wednesday, February 9 has been
cancelled.'
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Call Gail for more information at 472-7450.
Summer Adventure
Apply for Army ROTC Camp Challenge. It’s a 5-week
paid adventure where you’ll learn to rappel, navigate
and learn to be a leader. Plus, you’ll get a chance at a
college scholarship. Call 472-4269 for details, email:
goldbar@unl.edu or visit our website at
www.unl.edu/armyrotc. There is no military commit
ment
Teachers College Students!!
February 7-11. Vote for most loveable Teachers College
professor. Henzlik TCSAA bulletin board by room
105._
UNMC CYTOTECHNOLOGY
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising. 107
Oldfather on. Wednesday, February 9,10am-3pm. Call
472-4190 for appointment.
Valentine’s Dance
FEBRUARY 13, STUDENT UNION, dance 9-11:30pm,
lessons 8-9pm. Students with ID $3, without $5.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, February 9, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center. _
Pre-Dental Club
Pre-Dental Club will be meeting February 10, at 7pm in
the Dental College. Student Panel.
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University tl Nebraska
Regular meeting and officer nominations Feb. 10 at
6:00 in the union. Officers meet at 5:30. Call Shelly at
436-6198 if you can not attend.
SAA
Meeting this Thursday from 5-9pm (or later if you
would like). Meet at the Wick Center at 5pm to welcome
our senSAAtional New Members!
Student Education
Association
Meeting on February 10, 6 pm in Henzlik 107. Pat
Brown with LPS will speak about why African American
history is important to teach in our schools.
TCAB
Meeting tonight at 6:30pm at Henslik 117.
Wildlife Club
Come and listen to Dr. Hygnstorm speak about elk,
Wednesday, February 9 at 7pm in the East Campus
Union.
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A belated thanks for the frosh! We look forward to com
ing back to the “stadium.”
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Congratulations to our new initiates: Brian Kounovsky,
Joshua Bode, Matt Gawart, Rob Grill, Toby Hottovy,
and Andy Krog.
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Congratulations to the following members for their aca
demic performance during the fall semester. 4.0: Ryan
Fiala, Ben Krog, Keith Wintz, and Paul Wintz. 3.5 or
better: Jason Bottlinger, Jamie Brummond, Tony
Cacioppo, Rob Gill, Toby Hottovy, Jaron Luttich, Victor
Martinez, Matt Moreno, Dan Rezac, Mike Rodgers,
Richard Vahle, and Chris Westerhold.
xn
Thanks for the dinner exchange Monday. We had a
lovely time with you ladies!
- The men of Kappa Sigma
FarmHouse
Congratulations to these scholarly young gentlemen for
their academic performance last semester. 4.0’s: Paul
Demmel, Tim Domeler, Brent Ellison, Chris Gustafson,
Tom Heacock, J.P. Ladd, Nate Luehrs, Brian
Mangnusson, Jake Messersmith, Mitch Minarick, Kelsey
Moran, Paul Pankonin, Matt Rasmussen, Chad
Reade, Curtis Rickertsen, Mike Roth, Chriss Smith, Lu
cas Stock. 3.5 and up: Jeremy Albin, Jeff Backemeyer,
Tom Beveridge, Josh Brummels, Todd Cruise, Dave
Adams, Will Jordan, Mike Lockee, Mark Manning, Pat
Mclnteer, Andy Mixon, Pat Moore, Bob Novotny, Adam
Peterson, Garrett Pohlman, John Shandera, Adam
Snyder, Brett Stohs, Andy Strain, T.J. Teetor, Jarrod
Tremayne, Travis Tysdal, Jacob Wihelm.
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Congratulations to the following brothers who received
4.0’s last semester: Robbie Bruhn, Travis Flodine,
Chris Nigro, Don Seacreast, Phil Vlach, and Ryan
Henrichs.
Congratulations to the following brothers who received
a 3.5 GPA or above last semester: Bob Buzzini, Nick
Corcoran, Jason Heller, Jesse Knutsen, Steve Mattem,
Ryan Murphy, Brian Schlatmann, Evan Stark, Dusty
Vaughan, and Jeremy Martin.
-Your Brothers
2AE
Congratulations to our newly elected rush chairs J.D.
3ogden and Zac Roskilty. Also, congrats to our Brother
jf the Week, Lil' Gee (a.k.a B.J.)
-Phi Alpha, Your Brothers
20E
\ very very belated congratulations to Sigma Phi Epsi
on’s newly initiated members: Ben Coyne, Khris Dahl,
Dan Kopecky, Adam Feist, Luke Weedin, Ben Neumann,
John kelly, Kyle Pitska, Shane Potts, Chad
rettenborn, Ryan Detlefsen, Eric Haszard, Jared Rankin,
Joe Stevens, Chip Emanuel, Eric Barkdoll, Steve
Epp, Kert Smith, Brandon Simpson, Chris Onken, Danny
Whitney, Tanner Penrod, and Jim Heilinger.
-Your Brothers
20E
Congratulations to John Grebe on being selected into
Medical School. Keep up the great work!
-Your Brothers
20E
Congratulations to Benjamin Wilton, Matt Donahoe,
and Justin Cramer on their recent selection into SAA.
-Your Brothers
DUFF
Come see what Duff is all about. Open house meeting
Thursday at 6:30pm in the Union or contact us at
DUFF_NU@Hotmail.com.
ASUN Student Government Elections-March 1.
Take the University Back!
NU Student Government
Wednesday - February 9
6:30 p.m. - City Union
Information And Agenda Availbale
136 Nebraska Union
Positions Open
Nebraska Union Board
This board assumes the role of advocate for the various
segments of the University community to the Director of
the Nebraska Unions and the Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs.
Health Center
Student Advisory Board
The purpose of the board shall be to represent the stu
dent body in dealing with the health concerns of the
University community. You do NOT have to be from
Pre-Medical professions. Deadline for both positions
is Thursday, February 24,2000 at 4pm. Applications
are available at 136 Nebraska Union.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTION
Questions and concerns about the process or the regu
lations?? For information call 472-2581 or stop by 136
Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission will meet
Wednesday at 3:30 pm in the office. All students are
welcome to attend.
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ACROSS
1 Basil, for one
5 Make sense
10 Start the
business day
14 “Carmen”
highlight
15 Tilts
16 Anecdotes and
such
17 Noted night
visitor
19 Christmas
20 First name in
cosmetics
21 Short time
22 Eloquent equine
23 Humanities
26 Send abroad
28 Yummy
33 Babe’s
teammate
34 Fervor
35 Sports page
item
37 Workers on a
farm
39 Pedro’s pal
42 Husky burden
43 Smooth
transition
45 Coiled dos
47 HallofFamer
Williams
48 Facetious
52 Former
European
capital
53 Skiff stabilizer
54 Blow it
57 Woods’org.
59 Spooky
63 Historic Spanish
river
64 Insincerity of a
kind
67 Guitarist
Clapton
68 Racing family
name
69 First name in
daredeviltry
70 Job
71 Actress Davis
72 Fishing gear
DOWN
1 More than
dislike
2 Lover of
9 Down
3 Free-for-all
4 Cajun rowboat
5 Franklin’s 1936
opponent
6- Narc’s
employer
7 Place for a
throne
8 Discord
9 The soul
personified,
in myth
10 Biennial event
11 Comedftwn
hard
12 Perry’s creator
13 Destitution
18 Big name at
airports
24 ‘Take—Train”
25 Did laps, in a
way
27 Apr. 15th group
28 Impressionist
pioneer
29 Expenses
30 Cover story
31 Nick of “48HRS”
32 Plato or
Socrates
33 — Vegas
36 Byrnes of “77 54 Parts of yards
Sunset Strip” 55 “East of Eden”
38 Protective heroine
covering 56 Eyepiece
40 Slime 58 Church
41 Story starter recess
44 It may be 60 Split
inflated 61 “Ricochet”
46 Transparent rapper
49 Disconnect, in a 62 Congers
way 65 D.C.VIP
50 Driving force 66 The Mesozoic,
51 Gridiron count for one
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