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page 8 daily nebraskan tuesday, february 3, 1981 WANTED KEYBOARD PLAYER: Male or female key boardist for established rock band with good schedule: vocals preferred; no prior band experi ence necessary; call 477-5265 8 am. -5 p.m.; ask for Eric. GUITAR TEACHER: Para gon Music needs additional guitar teachers for a list of wait ing students. Call 474-2234 10 a.m. -8 p.m. for more details. MEN-WOMEN! JOBS ON SHIPS! American. Foreign. No experience re quired. Excellent pay. World wide travel. Summer job or career. Send $3.00 for infor mation. SEAFAX, Dept. E-5 Box 2049, Port Angeles, Washington 98362. CRUISES CLUB MEDITERRANEAN, SAILING EXPEDITIONS! Needed: Sports instructors, office personnel, counselors. Europe, Carribean, worldwide! Summer. Career. Send $595 $1 handling for APPLICATION, OPENINGS.GUIDE to CRUISE WORLD. 168, Box 60129, Sacramento. CA 95860. Fast typist to transcribe interesting interviews. Vocabul ary, accuracy important. Flex ible scheduling. Call Shirley Mines 489-0351. High energy cocktail waitress part-time and full-time hours available. Contact Thelma after 4 p.m. at the Westside Inn (for mally John Dutton's Den.) 475-1504. Wanted Original lead and rhythm guitarist to start playing in club and nightspots in the Lincoln-Omaha area. Call 476 6467 ask for Jon. HELPMI I need a tutor 2-3 nights a week for Math 100 so I can graduate. Call Art - 4774800 or 472 2589. Wanted: Top loading JVC cassette deck in good condition. Call 464-2851 evenings, ask foi Jerry. Need book by H.T Hartman Plant Propagation Principles and Practices 3rd edition. Call 475 4500. Wanted- Rock & Roll bass guitarist needed to complete demo tape at Sound Studio -For more information call 476 6467. Ask for Jon SUMMER VACATION JOB OPPORTUNITY Be a Nebraska Vacation Guide Share your knowledge of Nebraska with visitors to our state by becoming a Nebra ska vacation guide. Good Pay - Fun Good Learning Experience For more information call Kim Behrens, 471-3797. Be part of Nebraska's hospitality and take advant age of the Nebraska vacation guide program. It's more than just a summer job! Female roommate 21 . 3 bedroom house near campuses. Washerdryer. No pets. $100 month 13 utilities. 474-1453. Male roommate wanted: Large stone housenear downtowncampus 14 utilities $75month. Call after 5 PM 435-7484 - ask for Rob or Dan. Wanted female roommate, own room, near campus, $86 13 utilities. Call 435-3852. Biff: An evil woman would love to say Happy 20th B-day to a certain corrupted man. Im moral celebrating may be in order, so bring a Bible Greg G. Happy Belated Birthday! Thanks for keeping me warm. I'm looking forward to Sat. night. JR si Space Buddies and Space Bussitses! How would Space Com mander Zak, Space Commander know if my computer is out? His is Glorf the Dead Heathkit H-8. Stupid Jerry THANKS to everyone who came to January Blitz. We had fun-hope you did, too! We love you all. Lynda Tracey P.S. See you next year! Mush, You brought your surfboard from the West, Looking for AN OCEAN IN NEBRASKALAND, to shock you we thought we'd get you some sand. But the Lest we could do is wish you a happy 20th Birthday. K and J P.S. Forget the diet-it's cake time. KENTUCKY, NEW YORK & MICHIGAN Thanks for the offer you can wash my car any time! Minnesota P.S. Miss Fussy is not ugly! To girl in red sweater under basket at KU B.B. Game: You smiled, I smiled back. If interested, call 476-6668 or reply via personals. Guy in red T-shirt at mid-court Dave, Happy February 3rd. MARCIA (GWEN) KOCH Have a nice day and hope the sexy voice is better. RALPH Margo, Leave Sally tied outside and Microwave Tommy before Parent-Teacher Conferences. Marty Feldman NUGS-HapRy Birthday to a great little brother. OLA Teach ; Life is sometimes difficult... but friends make up the differ ence. Luv, Bucko Mary Hlavacek- Congratulations, you brainy A D Pi New Initiate! Keep Pounce bouncing! Your Step-Step iUBlooQoa "1 JttE jWW'J tPWT wwnwi 1P"S SB AUUl ... H JLi " II I A In many ways, college prepares you to think independently. That's a great quality for an engineer to have. But just as important is the ability to work effectively on a team. WeVe found that the results of team work arc much, much greater than the sum of the parts. That's why Fluor, one of the country's largest and leading engineer ing and construction firms, is organized totally around the team concept. As a new engineer you'll be assigned to a project that matches your abilities and Interests, you'll stay with the project from start to finish, all the while developing new skills and polishing your ability to contribute as a task force member. We think the approach makes you more capable of Independent creativity, not less. At the same time you're In the perfect position to learn from more experi enced professionals who come from many disciplines. For the new graduate in particular, that is a productive place to be. So if you're thinking about your potential In the job marKet, why not think about doubling it? Let us tell you more about the Fluor team and about the great salary, full benefits and advancement po tential that make us a top Fortune 500 company. We will be inter viewing on campus M r F. t ,,,.,,, ( m- for the following disciplines: Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Chemical Engineering For more details, contact your placement office. FLU OK V ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS, INC. An Equal Opportunity Employer MF Betty (Piper 4303) Saturday night was great. How about the 14th? Teddybear Rodney Luedtke: Happy Birthday to the most handsome and lovable guy. Your biggest admirer Shelly, Thanks for Sat. night but shouldn't you have been study ing. TH Farmhouse and fellow partiers, Thanks for your presence at the "First Annual Pre-Valentine Party." It was totally AWE SOME! Weeza lozzavozz youzza! Schrick, Norton, Land & Razz Cindy, Great time at the Sidetrack. But will I ever see you again?? Brad Jan, Sheryl, and Laurie. Only 2 days left til we head for Houston and meet all of the Gilleyrats! Pasadena will never be the same again. Kim Shootin' From the Hip Lincoln's best country and bluegrass. At the Scoreboard. 13th and N. Get crazy with much beer and many members of your opposite sex. TONIGHT thru Saturday. HAVE A HEART! Support the Nurse's Assoc. 50 cents for home-baked personal ized cookies. Send one to your sweetheart. To order call: Indra 474-9773 or Robin 474-6366. UNL INDEPENDENT STUDY may have the course you need for graduation. Call Mrs. Molly Cunningham, Con tinuing Studies, 472-1933. UNL Toastmasters can help you improve your speaking ability. Second meeting Febru ary 4th, at 6:00 p.m. in Rm. 241 NEC. Come dance for prizes at the R.H.A. Dance-a-thon for Easter Seals of Feb. 6 & 7. 1st price for most money donated is a trip' for two to the Kansas City Crown Center. For more info call Robin Lynch. 472-0024. FINANCE CLUB MEETING Wednesday, Feb. 4, 7:00 in Union. Guest speaker - Larry Wrasse. Topic: Career Oppor tunities in Real Estate. Corn Cobs: Elections are Tuesday at 4 45 We need everyone there. SLG AUTO INSURANCE TOO HIGH? CANCELLED REFUSED 483-7602 ii in A ii'"ii'L't' HAPPY SHERRY! BIRTHDAY With Love, "Toby" Clarify myths about Black Female Organizations at an Open Forum 7 p.m. Wednesday - Nebraska Union PHI CHI THETA meeting Tonight, 7:00 Union NOVA rep. to speak about 1 - on - 1 Delta Delta Delta is offering scholarships for undergraduate women. Academics, activities and financial need will be con sidered. Applications available a at the Tri-Delta house, 1601 R St. or the Financial Aids Office or the Panhellenic Office. They should be returned by March 2nd. Do you need a break? Look into the wide variety of classes being offered by Free University Registration starts Feb. 9th. John Barrymore Lionel Barrymore Walace Beery Billie Burke Marie Dressier Jean Harlow see them all in DINNER AT EIGHT, Thursday, Feb. 5, 7 & 9 15, Sheldon Theatre. Attention Sigma Phi Epsilon Little Sisters, there is a very important meeting tonight at 6 30. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships for the 1981-82 academic year are available to sophomore and junior Alpha Lambda Delta members. Appli cations may be obtained and re turned to Mr. Doug Neitzel at 108 Administration by March 12, 1981. PI LAMBDA THETA Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 4, in the Union - the room will be posted. Our national officer will be present and initiation for new members will be held. Smokeless Tobacco Fresh CLIFF'S SMOKE SHOP 12th & "O" St. 476-0119 Applications are now avail able for Innocents Senior Honors Society. Pick them up in the CAP, ASUN, or IFC-Pan-hellenic offices. GUITAR INSTRUCTION ZAGER STUDIO 423-2709 Professional Resumes. Writ ten over 500 resumes for gradu ating seniors and grads in every field. 475-9777. IMPORTED CIGARETTES CLIFF'S SMOKE SHOP 12th & "O" St. 476-0119 BIRTHRIGHT offers free pregnancy tests confidential, understanding help. 477-8021. DICK SMITH and THE PHEASANTSandTHE DOO DADS will kill 52 hostages from Iowa tomorrow night at the DRUMSTICK 547 N. 48th St. 9 p.m. Keys in brown case lost on campus. If found, call 489-9152 ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE Thinking of starting your own business? Come hear Candy Shaw and Caroline Coupe tell their experiences with "Jazzercise." At the Student Y's "Women in Per spective" Wed. 12:30, 117 Nebraska Union. i 1 iMiEiDnsiiFiEFfTiRi"TE S cIa lTtE V e nUr e n e HE ' I L f Rl E eMeFs 0v!e!R i. 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