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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The aiD ly Lobo 1981 - 1985 at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in 1983 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEW MEXICO ___D_a_ily Lobo Vol. 88 No. 71 Wednesday( November 30, 1983 BEF Approves Tuition, Compensation Hikes By Eric Maddy Dwayne Matthews said would give tion by the Albuquerque Technical­ Perovich .. ''I think it would be self­ Technology - paid the percentage it a good chance for passage if funds Vocational Institute calling for a def~ating to raise tuition." increase while the thr~c "regional" SANTA FE -:- The state Board are available from the Legislature. change in the Vocational Institute universities - Eastern New Mex­ "Quality spins out of accessibil­ of Educational Finance approved a UNM officials said they could come Act that would allow T-VI to offer ico, Western New Mexico and New ity," said Dr. John Aragon, NMHU $243 million appropriation request up with one-third of the funding for two-year associate degrees. Mexico Highlands- paid the president. • 'It is our job to be respon­ · in the instructional and general area the proposed $4,8 million project. The BEF has no authority over actual dollar increase of the larger sive, not to place an additional bur­ of the higher education budget at its The funding package, approved T-VI but encouraged the institute to schools. den on our young people." meeting here Tuesday. by the board with only minor altera­ seek $68,400 to study the plan. For example, in fiscal 1982-83, The request will go to the state tions, also includes restoration of UNM and the University of Albu­ The board approved the 5 percent UNM students paid an additional Legislative Finance Committee 100 percent funding of the BEF for­ querque offer some two-year de­ tuition increase ''across the board,'' $20.40 in tuition, a 5 percent in­ Dec. IS for discussion. Final deter­ mula, return of much of the Land grees, but UA has announced it will as opposed to past three years when crease. Students at New Mexico minations on the higher education and Permanent Fund for discretion­ drop its associate program in the fu­ the three doctoral-granting institu­ Highlands also paid $20.40 more budget will be made during the 1984 ary use by the institutions and almost ture in favor of a four-year concept. tions- UNM, NMSU and the New tuition, but it represented a 6.6 per­ Legislature's 30-day session. $54 million in special projects, such Tuition was the biggest topic of Mexico Institute of Mining and cent increase. The package includes a 16.64 per­ as the UNM Medical School, which discussion on the ·instructional and cent increase in the faculty and staff received more than $19 million. general proposal, as NMSU Presi­ compense

381400 Vol. 88 No. 71 in the Stu~ent Union Ballroom The _New Mexico os;;y Lobo Is published MOnday thi"ouQh Frldav every regular Wettk of the Univers_ity year, weakly during closed a_nd finals weeks and weeklY during the summe_r_session, by th~ _Board of Student Publia_atlons of the Unlvenlity of New_ Mexico. Subscription rate is 510 jl:et acadernlc ye_ar. Seeohd el~ss postage _paid at Arbuquerctue, New Me_:.cico 87131. The opinions_ expressed on_ the editorial pageS of the f.Jevtl Mex/Cl) Dslty Lobo are those of the 1 O:O.Oam • 8:00pm authbr solely. Unsigned opfillon Is that of the editor and _reflects the sdftoi'ial policy of the tJaper; but does not necessarily represent the views of the members Of the DBJiy LobO staff, Letteri SubmiU:fori Policy: lettars to the editor must be typed, double-spaced and no more· than 300 words, All mailed·ln letters must be SIQned by the· author and Include address and 120 Artists 6 Croftspersons telephone number. No names Will be withheld, ihe Dallv t..obo does not guaranieS publicatlbh Live Entertainment and Will edit letters for length Bnd libelous corttent, featuring ~ « tr All Three Days Editor •••• , ••.••.••...,,,.,,,,, Stacy Green l;ntertalnment RoportOr, •••••• , Lydia Piper Mlindglng Editor.,,.,, •. ,.,,, .Wten Propp 51Jorts Reporter.,,,.,, •,,., .•• Eric Maddy Jewelry Wood~n toys Free Admission!! ~ssot. MaflaQing Editor, •• ,_~·.: ._David Gat Reporter •• , T•,, •• ,, ,, , , Sharon Chofrll&key Batiks Stained glass News e:ditor , •. ·~.,.,, ,_,, Oennfs Pohlman Reporter•• , •• ,.,,, .• ,, •.• George GOrospe Come and join the Fun -PhotOgraphy Editor , ...... Aioxai'ldria king ~epOrter•••.••.•• , , ...... , •• S~ove ShoUp Silk screen Toys ~. ~·{r Complet~ your Assoc. Photography EditOr •• SCott taraway Data· Entry, •. , , , , , ••. , •.. 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James Fisher Porcelain Warell lots of etc. Member, New Mexico Press Association ·~Sf~ Pag~ 7, New Mexico Pai!y Lo.bo, November 30, 1983 Page 6, New Mexico Daily Lobo, November 30, 1983 Sports Arts HARVARD BIKE HOUSE Ross Mountain llikes Renewal Deadline New & Used Fouls Changing Game of Basketball Ten-speeds Expert Repairs Residence Hall Students Are Hand-Made Items Sold at Fair By Jim Wiesen game, Lobo Coach Gary Colson went 4-6 from the line in that span went into strategy" F" - foul until 255-8808 Reminded To Complete And Submit By Johanna King work, weavings, porcelain wares, Although the artwork and the and held on for the 79-72 win. The last two minutes of Satur­ you can't foul anymore. The Lobos 137 Harvard SE painted gourds, pottery, leather and music will not necessarily reflect the Colson has placed 13righam Their Residence Hall Room And Board day's Lobo basketball game were responded with eight fouls in the fin­ Young on the foul line twice in the (Closed Sun, & Mon.) The annual Christmas Arts and woodwork, jewelry, photography, holiday se~son, tl!ere wi!l bea feel­ Renewal Materials By much !jke the last two minutes of a al two minutes. One of the fouls was last two years and come away with a Crafts Fair at the University of New watercolor and acrylic paintings and ing of Chnstmas 111 the a1r, Delgado football game: They took forever to Mexico will sec some changes this wooden toys. said. "We'll even have a Christmas with four seconds left, and the game victory. 4:00P.M. complete. One could cook dinner in was out of the Lo.bos' grasp. Colson said the rule should be year under the supervision of All items will be for sale and De­ tree on the stage," the amount of time the final minutes Dorothy Pelgado, recently lgado said prices range from $1 to "It's a farce," said Colson, "but changed to discourage teams from Artists and craf(sman were in­ took to play. intentionally fouling late in the Wednesday, appointed director of the UNM $150. "Some of the jewelry is gold given the rules, you are left with two formed about the show through tele­ North Carolina State made fouls game. "The team that is fouled Crafts Area. or silver which always costs a lot of vision and ra.dio advertisements, choices, Po you foul their best shoo­ November 30, 1983 Artwork to be featured at this money, and the hand-carved pottery work for them last season. Many ter or do you foul someone who can't should get two shots and possession fliers and letters to past participants. times the onslaught of fouls was the of the ball. You're not going to foul year's fair, Delgado explained, was can be very expensive," she said. ''The response was great,'' Delgado shoot?'' juried by qualified staff members of Artists from across New Mexico, key to victory for the Wolfpack and because you hav~: nothing to gain," Submit Forms To: said. "That is one reason why we helped them to their NCAA cham" Strategy "F" was a Iongshot for he said. the Crafts Area, something that has including 11 number of UNM stu­ decided to jury the show." She ex­ CHANCE Housing Collections & Reservations not been done for past shows. dents, will be featured. "Student en­ pionship. The Lobos haq no such the Lobos, but it could bave worked In the meantime, Lobo fans can p!ained that since the Crafts Area luck. if the Seawolves would have choked expect to see a lot of strategy "F" "We isolated all of the commer­ tries h~d first priority," Pelgado had to limit the number of partici­ BAR & CRILLE 2nd Floor La Posada cially produced items this year and said. She explained how many of from the foul line. New Mexico pul­ because, as Colson put it, "You pants it was decided to filter out Alaska-Anchorage was leading led within five points with :36 left in would be stupid not to foul if you will only display unique, hand-made these students rely on the sale of commercial objects. the Lobos 68-60 with I :59 left in the announces a artwork. We will not allow items their artwork at the annual fair. the ballgamc, but the Seawolvcs were behind late in a ball game," made from molds and kits or mass­ "This is how a lot of students make "A lot of people like to come and CUERVO & DOS EOUIS produced items in the show," Pe­ their livelihood while going to do their Christmas shopping at the NIGHT lgado said. ~school," she said. fair," she added. "We get a great Nebraska Places All-Americans SAT •• DEC. 3, 7 • 10 More than 120 items will be dis­ Another added attraction at this response every year and we expect p.m. played at the fair, which begins year's fair .is the live entertainment the show to be successful again this OKLAHOMA CIIY (UPI) - East Carolina, offensive lineman; West- , Arizona, GR6AT GIVEAWAYS ********************** Thursday and runs through Saturday to be provided all three days. year." Unbeaten Nebraska placed three William Perry, Clemson, defensive linebacker; , California, T·SHIRTS, HATS, SHOT GLASSES in the New Mexico Union Ballroom. "There will be sing.:rs, guitar play­ The Arts and Crafts Fair is spon­ players on the 40th All·America lineman. linebacker; Pon Rogers, UCLA, de· Start Your Dead Week Featured artwork will include batik, ers, even a harmonica player provid- sored each year by the Associated team announced Tuesday by the South -, Georgia, fensive back; , Southern silkscreen, stained glass, soft sculp­ . ing background music' during the Students ofUNM. The doors will .be Football Writers Assodation of defensive back; 13o Jackson, Au· California, center; , Off With A Bang! Do you have a negative ture, cards, textiles, baskets, bead- show," said Pelgado. open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. America. bum, running back; , Arizona State, placekicker. A Good Time Guaranteed Representing the top-ranked Cor­ Tennessee, defensive l.incman. The team was announced by the ForA//. nhuskers were Heisman Trophy Southwest- , association's executive director, reaction to winter? favorite , flanker Irving SMU, defensive back; , Volney Meece of the Daily Oklaho­ Fryar and offensive guard Dean Texas, defensive back; , man and Ok/ahon.1a City Times. The New Mexico Dally Lobo is seeking black­ Steinhukler. Texas, linebacker.. Selections were made by an eight­ Only two other schools -Texas Midlands- , Okla­ and-white photographs that depict the holiday member committee appointed by and Brigham Young- placed homa, defensive lineman; Irving season or wihter-sports shots for a special holiday association President Bob Bentzen more than one player on the team. Fryar, Nebraska, wide receiver; of the Topeka Joumal-Capita/. issue. Rozier was a repeater from the Mike Rozier, Nebraska, running F~T CHANCE BAR & GRILLE association's 1982 team, along with back; Oean Steinkuhler, Nebraska, Area representatives were Arnold 2216 central S.E. 265·7531 tight end .of offensive lineman. Burdick of the Syracuse Herald­ open Mon.· Sat. 11a.m.·2a.m. Brigham Young and defensive tack­ Midwest- Stefan Humphries, Journal; Wilt Browning of the Food served 11a.m,·11p.m, le Rick Bryan of Oklahoma. Michigan, offensive lineman; Pon Greensboro Daily News; AI Lud­ ,. The team, by geographic regions: Thorp, 1!1inois, defensive lineman. wick of the Aliglista Chronicle· •, East- , Pittsburgh, Rockies- Gordon Hudson, Herald; Ish Haley of the Dallas offensive lineman; Napoleon BYU, tight end; , Times Herald; Steve Richardson of McCallum, N&Vy, running back. BYU, quarterback; Jack Wcil, the Kansas City Star; Pat Harmon of Atlantic Coast -Terry Long, the Cincinnati Post. Contact Alex King at 277-5656 for more informa­ Wyoming, punter. tion or drop the prints at the Daily Lobo news­ 'r. ~ ' ...... •...... -- ' room office in Marroh Hall Room 138 before Nov...... 30. ! RECONDITIONED : : STEREO EQUIPMENT : ! FOR SALE OR TRADE : ----~~(O~Vru m~---- ********************** • • : 30-day labor warranty. : LEISURE SERVICES SCOREBOARD : cash paid for saleable used : Room 230, Johnson Gym Phone 277·5151 : ltem~~·Worklng or not · : • • • Receivers, Tuners, Amps, • Stray Cats Turntables, Tape Recorders, • Speakers, Equalizers : MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FALL CHILDREN'S • EVENTS SWIMMING LESSONS THE AUDIO CLINIC, INC. : Event Manager/Participant Meeting Registration is now being taken for children's Wrestling Wednesday, November 30, 1983 (ages 5-14) swim lessons in the Leisure Service 1616 Eubank Blvd. NE 298-7566 ! Karate (N) Wednesday, November 30, 1983 Office. Registration fee is $25 per child for 10 Stray Cats Will Rant 'n' Rave Tonight 9om-6pm Mon.-Sot. • CoREC EVENTS* lessons (Mon-fri, Nov. 28-Dec.). Classes will be • . 3 Dlocks Norrh of Constitution . . .. ! Racquetball Wednesday, November 30, 1983 held for beginners and ada\lnced beginners. Sporting greased-back hair, leath­ first emerged on the club circuit, American album, Built For Speed, a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• N denotes no Popejoy Points. Classes have a limit of20 children (5 students per er jackets and tattoos, the Stray Cats Americans were still in their Satur­ compilation of songs previously re­ instructor). have led the 1980s' revival of rock­ day Night Fever phase and weren't leased in England. GETAWAY SPECIAL abilly. yet ready to trade in their white suits Backed by an extensive U.S. tour CROSS The three-man band has - and platforms forbowling shirts and and heavy exposure on MTV, the EVENTS through its own songs - success­ pompadours. Stray Cats album soon climb~d the COUNTRY OPERATION SANTA CLAUS fully recreated the sounds of rock­ American charts and sold ne&rly two How much do you think your son, daughter or abilly generated bY foUnding fathers In 1980 the Stray Cats sold every­ million copies. grandchild would enjoy receiving a phone call thing and moved to England, where, PACKAGES SPECIAL Forl,286 Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent and SKI from Santa? The UNM Leisure Service Office ANNOUNCEMENTS Elvis Presley, sleeping in parks and all-night Although their latest release, Rant will once again provide this service, In a very Rockabilljl's roots lie in the basic moviehouses, they anxiously awa­ 'n' Rave Wit II tile Stray Cats, has not professional manner, for the upcoming holiday The championship games for 5'10" under/over ited that lucky break. --==N~O~-~W.~~~X:-----. different wa~s rock 'n' roll genre of the '50s when found the success Built For Speed WAXABLE season. The resident office Santa, along with basketball will be played on Friday, December 2, hoop skirts and duck tails were in It came iive months later by way had, their single "(She's) Sexy and PACKAGE PACKAGE Mrs, Claus, assorted elves, and appropriate 1983, in Johnson Gym. The Women's and 5'10" 17" has hit America's top-40 lists, under B championship will be played at 5:30 style. And even though at that time of musician Dave Edmunds and • KNEISSL TOURING SKIS • TRAK TRAVELER SKIS background music will place the phone call and to look good, Lee Rocker, Slim Jim Phantom and Arista Records, and by November and the Cats have been playing to • NORSKI BJORN BOOTS p.m. and the 5'10" under A championship will be • NORSKI BJORN BOOT base the c.onversation on the Information pro­ Brian Setzer were merely "twinkles the Stray Cats' single "Runaway enthusiastic audiences on their re­ • EXEL NOVA POLES • ~XEL NOVA POLES vided to the office. A minimum donation of $2.00 played at 6:30 p.m. Come out and see all the in their daddys' eyes," the young Boys" hitthe British top- 10 list, fol­ cent U.S. tour. • TROLL BINDINGS • TROLL BINDINGS will be required per call and all the proceeds ll!ill action trust Pearle. musiciahs have managed to intro- lowed .in 1981 by "Stray Cat Strut" • FREE BINDING MOUNTING • FREE BINDING MOUNTING The Stray Cats brings its tour to • FREE BASE PREPARATION be contributed to the United Way Fund. For more What makes our frame collection so ducc the music - and some of the · and "Rock This Town," Albuquerque tonight at the Civic • FREE BASE PREPARATION information call 277·5151. trends - of this era to a new gen- Soon after, the Cats returned to PACKAGE $115 PACKAGE $1 07 special isn't the number of choices. It's the Auditorium. Tickets are $10.60 and PRICE PRICE number of good choices. eration. the states and signed with EMI Re· are available at Giant outlets and at But the best frame is the frame that looks But it wasn't easy. When the Cats cords which released their first the door. TOTAL PRICE TOTAL PRICE $143 IF BOUGHT $143 IF BOUGHT best on you. And that's what our optician Is SEPARATELY SEPARATELY trained to help you find. Because we're out to earn your trust. r------1 ,_R.,_~ 1 I MAKE UP YOUR OWN SKI PACKAGE Frees oz. glass of ~- LET US CATER ------I ..,---..... Tai Chi, YOUR NEXT PARTY Quality PEARLE KungFu . • . I ~~~~r;T~~uR lOD/o OFFI I FRESH SQUEEZED I Vlston center Licensed ~~~v~"'rE\1.~ I Pre-school I Martial Arts for a and 4 year olds I FINESTCROSSCOUNTRY •• Calico Dutterlly I SKI EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE ORANGE JUICE •• Supplies specializing in Pre-school I .J' 7 . AT AFFORDABLE PRICES. 1 with purchase of breakfast or hamburger I & Books German food, party trays, I St. PaUl delicious homemade pastries I or more) value Sun Square Shopping Center :lOIS Central N.E, ~;E~=~ 2421:::.:Ep:o NE I ($1.30 wi;;~~;;~;-83 $.65 I Lutheran 1218 San Mateo Albuquerque, N.M. Church I 1 7210A Menaul Blvd. !'I.E. 11 oo Indian School Rd, NE 268-0710 I 883·0077 Next To Lobo Theater 242·5942 j Call 268-7023 Nc~cy _B~own. Director ,.,1983, Pearle Health Services, Inc. L-----~-----~-.o...l ~~~~c~.-~llii·~~····~--~·~B~~------.J 1.------• Page 8. New Mexico Daily Lobo, November 30, J 983

Las N oticias TYPING, THESIS, DISSERTATION, reportS, STUJ)JO, FURNISHED, UTILITIES paid, $220, TOM SELLECK VOLLEYBALL po~ters av!lilable in Lost&Found !~Hers, statistical, etc. Call Anni!a, 293-1461 after Five blocks from UNM. 842-6170. )2/2 Bookstore. 1212 5:30p.m. 12/12 . ATfEN'fiON SCJIOLARSIIIP SEEK.;RS: Tri­ CLOSE TO UNM. Three bdrm1, dining room, l977 HONDA CVCC, five speed, 75000 JIIiles, 38 STOLEN: OLD BROWN le11ther purse with red Deltn sorority offers open scholarships to full-time TUT()JliNG- MATJIEMATICS, STATIS'fJCS, carpeted, garage, landscaped, washer/dryer hook­ mpg. 265·3945. 12/12 prescription sunglasses, old wallet, credit card holder. undergrads. Applications available Decem!Jer 1 at French· M!ISicrs degreed, experienced teacher-tutor. ups, $550 month. Call344-7675 weekdays, 344-7393 NOVA '75, SIX cy - small engine, AM·FM, 8 track, Please return to Humanities 217 or 259 or call 277- 266-4247, I 1./30 weekends. 12/2 Financial Aid Office, D~an of Students or Tri-Pclta Ex~.ellent condition, $)395/best offer. 265-4797,255- 3103 if found. Reward. 12/1 Servic~ Project~ Chairman. Must be turned In by TYPING. CALL JIM at 255·2150 before2 p.m. THE CITADEL: SUPERB location near UNM and 7283. IZ/2 March I, 1984. 1211 CLAIM YOUR LOST possessions at Campus Police 1217 downtown. Bus service every 30 minutes. I bedroom HAPPY 19841 SIERRA Club, Audobon, Eliot 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. daily. tfn ATfENTION 1 CSW MAGAZINE final semester GUITAR LESSONS. CJ,ASSIC, f91k, rock, jazz and or efficiency, $270 to $370. All utilities paid. Delu)(e Porter, Garfield, Jed!, Tolkien, )micorns, kiltie~, meeting is Suturday, Dec. 3, 1 p.m. in the CSW enharmonic theory, From 20 to 40 dollars a month, kitchen with dishwasner and di1posal, recreation cowboys - calendars at UNM Bookstore. 12/12 office, 136 Marron Hall. Important developments for depending on intensity of training, Call 888·4715, room, swimming pool, TV r()om and laundry, Adult Miscellaneous 1984 are pending! CSW members and other Interested couples, no pets. I S20 University NE, 243.2494, tfn FELIZ NAVIDAD - SEND yo4r greetings In 12/12 Spanish or English with Christmas cards fn>m the per~ons should allend. Refreshments encouraged. FOR RENT: EFFICIENCY apartment, 1410 Girard GERMAN SHEPARD CROSS puppies, Free, 842- 1212 TERM PAPERS, THESES, clissertations, UNM Bookstore giftshop, 12/12 manuscripts. Typed on IBM w9rd proc~ssqr ..Fre~ N.E., $230/mo., for one. person, $250/mQ, for 2 SOIB,after 12:30 p.m. 11/30 FINE ARTS 4?1,000 (Late 20th Century Art) will editing service Included. 298-6006. 12/12 persons, all utilities paid, $175 securlt~ deposit. Fully CHRISTMAS BAZAAR, 30o/p discounts. Toys, gifts appear to be cancelled, UUT it is rescheduled for furnhhed-security locks and la~ndry facilities. N9 Employment PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE, Call Mary and crafts, Dec 3rd and 4tll. 10-6. 13116 Parkview another time: T11csday and Thursday at S:00-6;20 children or pets, Please call before 6:00 in the AvenueNE ..298-1451. 12/2 p.m. In FAC2018, 12/2 881·1724 days, 265-1088 evenings. 1212 evening, 266-8392. tfn COLLEGE REP WANTED to distribute ''St4dent Rate" subs~ription cards on campus, Good income, GRADUAT.E NEEDS SUBLET from Dec, 17 CHJU>REN'S BOQK FAIR Saturday, Dec. 3, from TECHNICAL TYPING $1,50, plain$! .35, revisions $1. Word Pro 266-1118. 1217 no selling involved. For information and application, through Jan. 10. 277-3998, 12/2 noon to 4 p.m. Magic! Juggling! Puppets! MinstreJsl 1 For Sale HAVING PROBLEMS WITH math? Cail888-4715 write to: Campus Service, 1745 W. Glendale Ave., PURE WHITE CAT, green eyes, needs good home Admission free! Benefit for the Friends of 1he UNM Phoenix,Az. 85021. ll/30 Libraries. 12/2 for all your algebra, trig., geometry and calculus GEMEINHAROT l'ICCOLO. SOLID silver head, Without other cats. About. two years old, 298-3554, WANTED: ART STUDENTS to do drawings for ad. ask for Alan or leave message. 11/30 MAZATLAN. SI'RING BRF.AK. Plan ahead for needs. 1212 like new. $400 or best offer. 265-7669. 12/12 Pay commensurate with work. Call Rick 345-8676 best re1ervatlons. Dave 821·7522. 11/30 PROFESSIONAL TYPING $1/page. 293.4892. TRS-80 COMPUTER, HOOKS up to UNM com: MANDATORY CAR INSURANCE beginning Jan. weekdays, Leave.message. 12/)2 I, 1984. Are you afraid you can't afford car in­ CLUB? MEETING? EVENT/ Advertise in Las 12/2 pulers. New, only $395, Call277-2878 (Paul). 12/2 SOFT CONTACT LENSES are now very reasonable WANTED: STUDENT TO do research papers, Pay surance? Are your current premiums too high? There Noticias. OnlY I Q cents prr word per issue for UNM BOYS AND GIRLS at 3.511 Central NE, across from are many discollnts available to UNM students and for everything! Call- Make appointment. Doctor negotiable. Call Rick 822-8430. Keep trying. 12/12 dcpartm~nts and organizations. tfn Nob Hill, opens Dec 10, 1983, We will carry new, personnel. Inquire about affordable and reputable Eye Clinic, across from LaBelles, 5019 Menaul NE, vintage clothes and costumes for women and men. WANTED: EXPERIENCED PART·time counter 888-4778. tfn help. Sweetwater's, Yale and Lomas. 243-3330. 12/2 car, homeowners and life insurance. No pre1sure or Store hours: Mon to Sat 10 to 7 p.m. Sun 12/5 p.m. pushy sales pitch. Call John at 292-0511 (days and Personals TYPING 843·9137, 12/12 Happy holidays. 12/12 INSTRUCTOR WANTED FOR computer business, evenings). I 1/30 Applications, Cjlll Bob 884-1793. 12/2 ll/JO QUALITY TYPING IN rny home, 299-6191. 12/12 WURLITZER SPINET PIANO with bench, :.l;::::O:.;N.:_::J:;t!.:F:.:_'A~I;:.M:,:E:::b;::e;.:,:au::c:::.ou~p::.I.:E:::lle:.:n:..' -::-:~~---;;,;..:.:;. l4 HR TYPING Service. 294-0144 days, 298-5110 E~tcellent condition, 299-4139. 12/2 J'ART·TIME SECRETARY, excellent tyPing ~kills Yule Log LEIGH; THE WEEK was so long withou"t you, I love evenings, 1125 tO-SPEED BICYCLE, $701 Good condition. 888· (60-65 wpm), light bookkeeping, operate calculator 11130 by touch, good organizational skills, e)lperience you much. Yntta. QUICK, ACCURATE TYPING: Research papers, 4055, Charlie, after 7 p.m. 1211 HAPPY HOLIDAYS, ROBIN, - Dave, 11/30 so required, $4.50/hour plus good fringe benefits, Call BII,LY, HAPPY ONE year, one month anniversary, theses, dissertations, charts, graphs in my home. The THE CAT'S MEOW, Second Hand Clothes at3.104 Yvonne/Tish 243-4898, 1217 THE UNM SORORITIES would like to wish Glad we pulled through! Love, B.Dip, 11/30 Other Office 884-6564. 1/9 Central sE, wishes you a happy holiday season. We everyone good luck on finals and happy holidays. have boots, coats, hat. 12/7 PART-TIME RESTAURANT personel, ''Tinnie's" 1217 DEBBY, II.OVE youl Ed, 1211 QUALITY TYPING. MONTGOMERY-San Pedro Maria Teresa. Must work nights, weekends, holidays MAKE CONTACT WITII that special someone or area. 90cents/page. 881-6445, 11/30 SHARP EL-506H SCIENTIFIC calculator $25. and be oacall, Contact Paul at242-1122. 11/30 YULE BE GLAD to hear that students can spread friends and family. Place a personal mesaagc in the TYPING, IBM SELECTRIC. 255-3337, 1/16 Forty-eight functions, Call298-8586 (Tue-Thur) after Christmas cheer for only TEN CENTS per word per classlfieds today. Deadline: I p.m. the day before 3p.m. 1217 ARTICULATE INDIVIDUALS EARN $3-$5 an issue in the Daily Lobo's Yule Log section now to insertion. 131 Marron Hall. tfn TYPING, WORD PROCESSING. Rindy 296-6298. hour helping ACORN fight utility rate increases. Call Dec. 12 (four issues), Personal messages only. 1217 1123 SKIS - TUCKER 205 with Look 77 bindings, 247-9792. 11/30 UEMOTE CONTROL MOLLY: You're a doll. 3:00 brakes: Olin Mark I I 95 with 8727 bindings, brakes, Fool. 11/30 MARC'S GUITAR CENTER, Quality lessons, sales, Both newly resurfaced, waxed. $200 each. Men's PART·TIME JOB afternoons and evenings. Must be rentals and repairs. 143 Harvard SE. 265-3315. tfn Nordica competition boots 9-9!4 $!50, Mise clothes, 21 years old. Must be able to work Friday and Food/Fun ACULEX WORD PROCESSING: Theses, disser­ equipment. 247.9445. 12/2 Saturday nights, Apply in person, no phone calls tations, term papers, resumes, graphics, 831·3181. please. Saveway Liquor Store at 5516 Menaul NE and WEDNESDAY ARGYLE SWEATSHIRTS! BY Russell Athletic, 5704LomasNE. 12/12 "•'OOD/."UN'' IS a place for announcements of 12/12 • White shirt w/red/navy pattern, Light blue restaurants, parties, food sales and stores, concerts, "'c...,O-NT,--A""'CT---S--P-O_L_I"'SH"'I::N-:-:G::-,~S...,O...,L.,.U"""T-IO~N"'"S-:C~a~se:.;;y w/redlnavy, White w/pink/columbia blue, Grey etc. Announce your goodies and/or entertainment Optical Company on Lomas just west of Washington. w/royal/white. $17.50 each postpaid. Send check to Travel "BASH" today. tfn tfn Box 317, Brookhaven, MS 39601 or 1-601-835·1085, ACCURATE INFORMATION ABOUT con­ 12/12 TAKING A TRIP? Advertise your trip, adventure or 3 for 1 DRINKS Services tracepiion, sierlllZBtion, abortion. Right To Choose, 1981 KAWASAKI440LTD $950,268-9161, 12/2 ride needs in the Daily Lobo, ffn 294-0171. tfn tO-SPEED SANTA Fe Huffy, Men's, full size. $150. 9 p.m. to closing TYPIST, TERM PAPERS, resumes. 299·8970. 1/20 PREGNANCY TESTING & counseling. Phone 247· Like new. 247-9445, 12/2 9819 Live Entertainment LEAVING FOR X·MAS7 Dependable graduate • tfn SKI BINDINGS, LOOK N-77H with brakes. One student willing to water cactus, mow lawns, s!tovel Housino pair brand new, $75. One pair used, excellent con­ Coronado Center snow, etc. in exchange fur home away from home _..;...;...;;.;;;.;-...!!r-.------­ dition $50. Call268-4939 evenings after 5. 12/2 during holidays. Call Bryan277-3791. 12/12 1m CHEVETTE. EXCELLENT condition, AIT, TYPING. TERM PAPERS. Reasonable rates. 299- LARGE TWO-BEDROOM apartment. Close to 42000 miles. 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