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Seniors interested in a career in retail
management: several internships are
available in Lincoln and the Midwest
region for spring semester.
Interested in being your own boss? Find
out about an entrepreneurial intern
ship. Learn how to market a new product.
Informational meeting with SodaMate's
district manager Wednesday at 4 and 6
p.m. in the Internship Office, Administra
tion Building 121.
Interview appointments are avail
able this week with the following compan
ies. Sign up for an appointment in Nebra
ska Union 225.
Tuesday:
K-Mart Apparel Liberal arts and
business administration majors.
Morton Building Inc. Construction
management majors.
Thursday:
U.S. Air Force ROTC all majors.
Wednesday, Dec. 3
Denver Paralegal all majors.
Addition to the interview schedule: '
Wednesday, Dec. 3
SENCORE
3200 Sebnore Drive
Sioux Falls, S.D. 57107
Interviewing Dec. 1986 graduates with
bachelor's degrees in electrical engineer
ing. Interview appointments can be sched
uled in Nebraska Union 225.
Because of a rash of fraudulent re
sumes, employers are more likely than
ever to check your credentials, according
to Paul Barada of Barada Associates Inc.,
an Indiana firm that investigates job
applicants for more than 250 companies.
"It's better for a job candidate to admit
that he's been fired or that he didn't
complete his degree than to lie," Barade
says. "If you're caught lying at the
beginning of your career, it can ruin you
forever."
Teaching Opportunities in Cali
fornia: The Keppel Union School District from
Littlerock, Calif., will be interviewing
December graduates and alumni for
second-semester openings.
Elementary, special education, middle
school math and science teachers are
eligible for interviews. The representative
from the Keppel Union K-8 Elementary
School District will meet with the candi
dates in Omaha at the Regency Marriott
Hotel next Monday. To arrange for an
interview, call Jennifer at (805) 944-2155.
Omaha public-school fall inter
views: Representatives from the Omaha Public
Schools will be interviewing December
graduates and alumni on Dec. 12. Pre
school special-education majors are en
couraged to sign up for interviews alrng
with students with other endorsement
areas.
Stop by our office h Nebraska Union
230 or call 472-3145 to be placed on a
schedule. Copies of your file will be made
available to the recruiters. Bring a copy of
your resume to the interview.
Second-semester art opening:
Malcolm Public Schools in Lancaster
County has a part-time art opening avail
able. Call Mike Johnson at 798-2131.
Application deadline is Dec. 3.
If you start work at the age of 22 and
retire at the age of 65, you will be changing
jobs about every four years. So don't worry
if you are not sure what you want to be
doing for the rest of your life. You will
change directions sooner or later anyway,
and those changes are almost always for
the better. .
Psychology student internships:
Travis Groft from the Experiential Edu
cation Office will be the guest speaker at a
discussion concerning internship oppor
tunities for psychology students. The dis
cussion is scheduled for Wednesday at
3:30 p.m. in Burnett 207.
The Career Planning and
Placement Center
Nebraska Union 230
1400 R St.
Lincoln, Neb.
402-472-3145
Lincoln, Nebraska
Pershing Municipal
Auditorium Exhibit Hall
(Lower Level)
Nov. 21. 22. a 23
NOON to 9 p.m. Fri.fi Sat.
NOON to 5 p.m. Sunday
Admission $2.50
GOOD ALL 3 DAYS
All Antiques For Sale
Van Crowson. Manager
Members N.A.O.A. & A.A.O.A.
1-800-525-2729
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PEACE from Page 1
closer ties with the Soviet Union;
but basically Americans of any
age and any background. He said
political and religious back
grounds will be left behind
because Peace Quest wants to
develop lines of communication,
not converts.
The press conference was Peace
Quest's first contact with the
public. Kasparek said that the
organization relies on the media
for promotion because it has no
money to pay for TV coverage,
newspaper ads or flyers. Peace
Quest has received interest from
local public figures Helen Boosa
lis, Sen. Bill Nichol, Don McGin
ley and Gov. Bob Kerrey. Kerrey
has endorsed the movement by
declaring Nov. 17 Peace Quest
Day. Kasparek said to be com
pletely successful, they need to
move to the national arena.
So far, Peace Quest has sent
letters of information to General
Secretary Gorbachev, Tass News
Agency, Pravda and the Soviet
Embassy in the United States,
which responded with a letter
saying it was a good idea
Peace Quest's goal with the
Soviet government is to get per
mission to travel in the country,
which Kasparek said shouldn't
be a problem. He said traveling
to the Soviet Union will be the
basic means of informing Soviet
citizens.
By creating a broader under
standing betweeen the countries,
Kasparek said the people will,
influence the leaders because
they are part of the citizenry, too.
He said he isn't looking for a
specific policy change and doesn't
claim specific authority on a pol
itical level.
To become involved, letters
can be sent to Doug "Gonzo"
Kasparek, 5025 Prince Rd., Lin
coln, NE 68516, (402) 42:3-1379.
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