SUMMER 1988 UNO INTENSIVE
foreign LANGUAGE COURSES
l]No will otter team-taught Intensive German Intensive
i anaae and Intensive Spanish, each worth 16 credit
£5*”! a 8-week long program which will start on June
o iQftfl These courses have morning and atternon
13, nns No prerequisites. Alter these are complete,
SfSiints can enter Junior level courses. For more infor
5 aunn department of Foreign Languages, UNO.
S^ha. NE. 68182. 402 554-2483.
ALL UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING
M COMMITTEE
Meeting TODAY. 4:30 pm, City Union (room
postedT Call Tim if you cannot attend 2-2454.
MAN'FROM SNOWY RIVER
April 7th at 6:00 PM
April 8th at 7:00 PM
April 9th at 8:00 PM
EAST CAMPUS UNION
UPC SIGHTS & SOUNDS
Have vour concerns heard
UNITED STATES SENATOR DAVE KARNES
on Campus
cniriAY APRIL 8, 9:00 A.M. BROYHILL FOUNTAIN
rniuM . Everyone Welcome
Sponsored by students for Senator Karnes
Students for Hal Daub
Meeting Thursday. 7:30 in the union
UNL FINANCE CLUB
Meeting Wednesday, April 6th at 7:00 p m, in the Union.
Sneaker is Kay White for Shearson/Lehman. Come hear
about the investment industry and opportunities in the
field. ______
PRE LAW CLUB
Officer ELECTIONS. Wed.. April 6, 7:00 p m. Union
GREEK AFFAIRS
Congratulations to Part! Miklos. Beth Thompson and
Rochelle Slommski on making Mortar Board Notables!!
We re proud ol you!
Delta Love, your sisters
Watch for your number-the draft for
M'A'S'H "88
Will be out soonl
Pres. H. Truman
Congratulations to UPC First Vice President/City Tara
Twedt and UPC Talks and Topics Chairperson/City Jen
nie Johnson. Also congratulations to UPC Sights and
Sounds Chairperson/East Keri Hoesing and UPC Free
University Chairperson/City Steph Herdanl. Good job Chi
OV _... .
Congratulations to Shannon Harner - Innocents Presi
dent Anne Woodward • Innocents, Shaun Harner - Mortar
Board Jane Hirt - Mortar Board and to Laura Memke -
Mortar Board. Also, Mortar Board Notables - Carmen
Curey and Wendi Kroll.
Love your Chi Omega Sistersl
MELODRAMA 88
Acacia and ?
To the RCB dates - _ J „
We'll have Worlds of Fun during the Red Carnation
Rail
Love. The Men of TKE
Kappas and Dus,
Celebrated twice as hard last Monday, March 28, when
Vicki D and Fish and Amy G and Dan had a double
pinning Congratulations I
Kappas
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT
6:30 ■ TONIGHT
NEBRASKA UNION - CITY CAMPUS
,..rAnll ROOM TO BE POSTED
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER
ADVISORY BOARD
STUuDc^tu^JIRESTED IN thE
.HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY
iMrAnD1LiY,TFOR THIS COMMITTEE
'NPORMATION and applications
^LABLE 115 NEBRASKA UNION
DEADLINE APRIL 12TH, 4:00 P.M.
PERSONALS
To my roommates sister —
j 8 bifl9®r because it s in K.C. to the girl who looks 16
and sits 10 1 /2 rows in front of me in Art History 168 —It's
bet.er because it's RCB To Ottos es friend of the girl thats
not in any of my classes AZD's It Lasts longer because
your with me.
Y.I.B S.O.M.F
K.D.B.M.
W.H.A.L.O.S. In K.C.
Tracy
Good luck in cheerleading try-outsl Despite all your
injuries, we know you can do itl
Love Your Kappa Sisters
Barbara. >
Thank you for a beautiful Easter weekend...
your Guest
Heidi & Pat:
Thanks for the good time Saturday night. Hope
someday you will be available to tuck us in.
_ Jody, Larry, Kay & Randy
r.S. If you gotta puke, do it in your boot)
Anne (KAT)
Get all H.A.B. about K.C. Grab your bikini, baseball
cap, and dress and will have tot s of fun at R.C.B.
Y.I.B
Mike (TKF.)
Interested: Did you get tickets for the NCAA gymnastics
championship, April 14-16’ RSVP Personate.
AN,
Strive for Washington D.C., it won't be longl
Kate
Yes, Jay, there really is a 1 - alpha.
_ __ Bill
To the union guy between 10:30-11:30 MWF. Wearing
white polo Mon. Intrigued.
Girl in yellow sweatshirt
CHILD CARE
JOIN our "NANNY NETWORK" of over 600 placed by us
in the Northeast. Oneyear working with kids in exchange
for salaries up to $25o/\Mr., room and beard, airfare and
benefits. We offer the BEST CHOICES in families and
ocation. Contact HELPING HANDS. INC. AT 1 -800-544
NANI for brochure and application. Featured on NEC'S
TODAY SHOW and in Oclober 1987 WORKING
MOTHER magazine as nationally recognized leader in
Nanny placement. Established in 1984. Full year posi
tions only.
, tacloiy trained
toieign cai specialists B
£&—• judson automotive
NEED CASH? I
Highest $ paid for used records, I
cassettes Ml compact discs! |
14th & 0 St. East Park Plaza B
I i Tonite thru Friday
I THE RUMBLES
I I No Cover Wednesday!
1 I sat.
1* Q-102 presents (Little Bo s 50th Anniversary Party)
1 10 original Disc Jockeys
1 FREE Hors d'oeuvres and Champagne
J 6:00-7:00 p.m.
I Door Prizes and Contests
^ Tonite thru Saturday
* TROUBLESHOOTER
\J F.A.C. 25<t Draws
1 1 & 4:30-6 p m.
’U\ \ Countdown to closedown April 30th
Looking for a rewarding and exciting challenge? Con
necticut mother of 2 year old twin boys needs help with
childcare/housekeeping. Summer/year placement.
Must have references, non-smoker, competitive salary.
Call 203-268-9295.
Need baby sitter immediately. Two children, 3& 6 years.
8:30am- 12noon. Monday-Friday. East Campus. 466
0039. _
Take a Break!
Be a Northern California Nanny. Call 415-686-0766.
Want occasional evening and weekend babysitter for 2
and 4 year old. Non-smoker, need car, 65th & "A" area
489-3947. _
Wanted: Child care in home. One infant. Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday. Approximately 20 hours. 421
2464.
HELP WANTED
ASS STUDENT ADIVSERS
Applications are available for Arts and Sciences Stu
dent Adviser positions in 1223 Oldfather. Deadline is April
8. ______ _
FLEXIBLE HOURS
For part-time custodial and light housekeeping workers at
the Reunion. Call Mike 466-7894 for interviews.
Business Student to do leg work necessary to start a small
business. Call 435 7133 for details
CAMP COUNSELORS wanted for private M ichigan boys/
girls summer camps. Teach: swimming, canoeing, sail
ing, waterskiing, gymnastics, riflery, arcnery, tennis, golf,
sports, computers, camping, crafts, dramatics. OR riding.
Also kitchen, office, maintenance. Salary: $800 or more
plus RSB Marc Seeger, 1765 Maple, Northfield, IL
60093. (312)446-2444. _
CAP STUDENT STAFF
Positions Available
1988-89 Academic Year
The Campus Activities and Programs Office will hire
students to fill these positions for the 1988-89 academic
year:
Activities Assistant
Publications Assistant
Graphics Assistant
Programs Assistant
Culture Center Aide I (4 positions)
Culture Center Night Manage'
Work-study positions will also be available. (See
Scholarships Financial Aids)
Applications and position descriptions will be
available beginning Wednesday, March 30, 1988;
deadline for completed applications, 5:00 p.m. Friday.
April 15. For more information contact the CAP office,
200 Nebraska Union, 472-2454 or CAP-East office,
300 East Campus Union, 472-1780. An Equal
Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer.
AMIGOS
REUNION CENTER
OPENING SOON
$3.75 to start (M-F day or closing shifts).
Up to $4.25 after experience.
Great work environment.
50% meal discount.
Paid vacation.
Flexible schedule.
S.T.E.P. Tuition Reimbursed College Scholarship Plan.
Up to 40% college tuition reimbursement depending
upon college, work availability & job tenure.
Amigos, an expanding quality oriented mexican fast food
chain, has excellent part-time & full-time iob opportunities
at it's newest location in Lincoln at The Reunion Center
If you are an aggressive customer oriented person S like
lo work at a fast intense pace, apply NOW at Amigo's,
1407 Q Street.__
Computer consultants
Nowtaking applications for Fall 1988 positions as student
consultants in our micro or mainframe computer labs.
Experience in the following preferred.
-Mainframe: CDC/NVE, VAX/UNIX, IBM/CMS
(SPSSX.SAS)
-Micro: IBM-PC, Macintosh
$4.00/hr, 10-20 hrs/wk, at least Junior status. Apply at
room 326 Administration, call 472-5879 for more informa
tion. _
CUSTODIAN
20-25 hours/week. Early evenings. Call 435-1200.
Weekdays between 1-5 pm, _
CUSTOMER SERVICES SPECIAUST
NETWORK SUPPORT
Help support a growing network of computer terminals
and microcomputers in a mixed IBM SNA/Asynchronous
environment. The successful candidate will have:
‘Knowledge of SNA and non-SNA Data Communica
tions facilities (hardware & software) from an
installation planning and problem resolution
perspective.
‘Knowledge of IBM 3270 hardware
‘Knowledge of NCCF, NPDA helpful
Must complete a Supplemental Questionnaire in
addition to City/Co. application. Closing date: 4:30
p.m., Friday April 8, 1988 If you are a selfstarter
looking for a career opportunity with room for personal
growth, apply at:
Clty/Co. Employment Office
555 S. 10th Street, Rm. B113
Lincoln, NE 68508
EOE/AA
DAILY NEBRASKAN ^
The Daily Nebraskan Advertising Department *
currently accepting applicator* for ail staff
positions lor the Summer and next Fall. Applica
tions may be picked up in Room 34 of Ihe
^ Nebraska Union, 472 2589
EAST CAMPUS UNION kitchen help needed 1100-2:00
M-F, now until semester ends Also some eve. p.t. hours
avail. Apply room 314 ECU M-F 8:00-5:00 AA/EOE
FAA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
This exciting career requires 3 years general experience
OR college degree and good score on written exam. Initial
salary - $18,726 with career potential to $60,000 +.
Maximum entry age of 3C exists for most positions. The
Federal Aviation Administration is an Equal Opportunity
Employer. Call 816-426-5329.
FULL-TIME SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
Painters, multi-crafted skilled trades, and custodial open
ings available for the coming summer. Apply in person to
1100 Seaton Flail receptionist.
KING S PALACE
Lincoln's finest Chinese restaurant is opening soon and
is accepting applications for ALL POSITIONS NOW!
Please apply in person, Monday-Friday, 2:00-6:00 PM at
2130 So 17th (1 block south of South street)._
Locksmith Trainee
Immediate opening available for part-time locksmith
trainee. Valio drivers license required, up to 35 hours
per week. $4.00/hour. Apply at B & B Locksmith's
2640 Vine Street. _
NEW ENGLAND BROTHER/SISTER CAMPS - (Mass)
Mah-Kee-Nac for Boys'Danbee for Girls Counselor
positions for Program Specialists: All team sports, espe
cially baseball, basketball, field hockey, soccer and vol
leyball; 25 tennis openings; also, archery, riflery and
biking. Other openings include performing arts, fine arts,
yearbook, photography, video, cooking, sewing, roller
skating, rocketry, ropes, and camp cratt All waterfront
activitfes (swimming, skiing, small craft). Inquire Action
Camping (Boys) 190 Linden Avenue, Glen Ridge. NJ
07028 (Girls) 44 Center Grove Road. H-21. Randolph NJ
07869. Phone (Boys) 201-429-8522; (Girls) 201-328
2727. _
Now Hiring at CELEBRATION
All positions available. Must be 19 years of age and
willing to work in high performance atmosphere. Stop in
and fiTl out apphcation between 12-4 pm. Monday-Friday.
No phone call please.
1033 0 Street
Lower Level Golds Galleria
Occasional baby sitter needed for the summer. Needs
own transportation. 421-1800. 475-2302
Opportunityfor ambitious and competent students to lead
other students in summer employment with Fortune 500
Company. Work from your hometown. Potential $8000
or more. If you have leadership ability, send resume to
1001 W South Street, Hastings, NE, 68901.
Part-time Supervisor
This position requires a mature individual with good
communications skills who can motivate newspaper
carriers and work with parents and customers as a City
Carrier/Route Supervisor. This is an excellent opportu
nity for a university student which requires being available
by 2:30 pm daily, 9:00 am Saturday, and some Sunday
morn mgs. Th is position requires approximately 35 hours/
week. Your own vehicle is required with mileage ex
penses paid. Applications will be accepted at the Journal/
Star Office. 926 P. 8am-4pm through Friday, April 8.
Journal/Star Printing Company
EOE/AA
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