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Page 6 MANY OPENINGS We need a number of temporary production employees this spring for 1st and 2nd shifts. Work consists of opening and sorting mail and other production oriented work. Accepting applications Monday-Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm. Carol Wright Sales 3601 NW 15th St. Lincoln, NE 474-2018 Equal Opportunity Employer MFH February 9, 1987 Daily Nebraskan Supplement CDiHiTnitsil palaces. Taait-icime woili available for statieiMS mem J.MGGM' -Fashions for Men Interviews are here--you got the job! Stop in and get your spring wardrobe started. Two-month layaway is available. GATEWAY SHOPPING MALL JL S Your First ( j Vv' V i M I . -I ji ""A '-UK f T Come in and let our professionals create a new look for you. We want to help you make your best impression. Easy lay-a-way and free alterations available. M-F 10-9 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 12-5 East Park Plaza Plaza : By Kari Hulac Staff Reporter White sands of Greece, busy London streets and towering oriental palaces sound like descriptions from a travel brochure, but foreign countries have more to offer than a short vacation; they have job and educational oppor tunities open to students with the initiative to work. "It takes someone with hustle," said Rod Merta, program coordinator of the International Educational Ser vices Office. "People need identifia ble skills, committment to serving others, flexibility and a good sense of humor." Merta and other IES personnel direct students interested in part time work abroad to the Overseas Opportunity Center, a resource library in the IES Office at the City Union. "We help match the right informa tion with the right person," Merta said. "We can totally prepare some one for life abroad." In order for any U.S. citizen to work abroad he or she must obtain a work permit. 00C hu.5 brochures from the Coun cil on International Educational Exchange. CIEE charges $82 for Kim NabityDaily Nebraskan information on each country students are interested in working in. They provide students with specific job contacts VISAs, passports, Interna tional Student identification and other information. Travel Services Available jobs are primarily short term unskilled jobs. The 00C can directly provide students with Inter national Student IDs, hostel passes, Eurail passes and passport photos. Their library has international job listings, travel guides, financial aid information and volunteer abroad program information. Merta said people with identifiable skills can get jobs more easily. "Students must plan ahead in their education," Merta said. "So many students think they can simply major in English and go overseas and find a job. That isn't true. If a French per son studied English and came to the U.S. and tried to get a job they would meet up with employers who would say, "So what else can you do?" Internship experience Merta said that even if students can't match up with a job right away it gives undergrads an idea what skills currently are in demand overseas. See INTERNATIONAL d on 9 LirjcoLn nouirjG & storage mc 1500 Cornhusker Hwy. 477-8968 northAmsriccn. ! fl lfs?? f t iranm r I.C.C.MC107013 r r SK Xy Yy UrJL JOO LOGATOOO OFRSG Umzn LEUEL AC3. ELOO. La" W W Lm Lose 10 pounds m 2 weeks r "7 Start now, and see fast re sults with the Diet Center. Lose up to 10 pounds in 2 weeks-and keep on going. You won't fetl hungry. You will geel encouraged every tingle day. Call now and be ready for the summer. Your first consultation b free. 3722 S. 14th 421-2535 ?
