CBA
Student Advisory Board Meeting, TODAY, Union at
5:30pm.
Circle K
Meets tonight at 7pm in the Reunion Conference Room.
New members welcome!
Habitat for Humanity
Meeting TODAY at 6:00pm in City Union.
120 Greek Affairs
ATO
Congratulations to new initiates: C. Bertuccl, J. Fiscus, J.
Haver, T. Hopkins, C. Johnston, M. Klerrfce,C. Lindau, D.
Milligan, T. O'Neill. B. Parsons, J. Rudd, J. Thomsen, R.
Westerhoft. S. Bukacek, C. Harnly. T. Hendricks, B.
Johnston, M. Keller, J. Kloppel, J. Meier, A. O'Connor, B.
Paeper, B. Rosen, C. Schneider, S. Uehling, D. Wilson.
Q. Stalder, P. Hill.
The men of ATO
AY
Congratulations to the new initiates of Delta Upsilon: J.
Aerm, B. Baity, S. Choquette, C. CoNert, D. Fiedler, A.
Hall, J. Jarchow, H. Jung.C. Jurgens, S. Kegley, B. Kizer,
M McIntosh. K. McCormick. A. Melville, C. Miles, B.
Ortegren, J. Osstan, M. Quinn, R. Samuelson, Jim
Schmid, John Schmid, J. Storjohann, and D. Vincentl
Congrats also to our second semester signees: C.
Penner. J. Himmetourg, and D. Lash!
TKE
Kiyoshi Katsumata, We'll miss you much. Forever a
TeKEI
The Men of Tau Kappa Epsilon
Come Join
Triangle Little Sisters are seeking new members
Wednesday, February 3: Food and Fun. fhursday, Feb
ruary 4: Movie Night. Alt activities will meet at Triangle
Fraternity at 7 p m Questions, call Danielle at 466 0906
or Jeff at 436-9443. _
Congrats to Nick Bruggeman for being elected president
of the soccer team.
The men of Phi Delta Theta
Congratulations to the new KD initiates! Now you can
haze us along with the rest ol the actives.
Love, Your Hashers
TKE
DG has 30 completely immunized, no gingivitis, well
groomed new initiates. Call 436-6400 for a date.
(Congrats initiates!)
ATA
Congratulations to our new Delt Initiates: G. Slicker. D.
Gappa. A. Pmkall, A. Krause, D. Stading, B. Holt, S.
Caradori, J. Haney, J. Willet, J. Eickhoff. C Jaegar, C.
Lohoefener, J. O'clock, E. Richardson, P. Kinner, M.
Mollring, F. Samway, Wally, J. Patterson.and D. Schmidt.
_Your Pelt Brothers
TKE
Congratulations to the new chairmen for the following
committees: R. Bell-Athletics; K. Kaul-Fraternal Rela
tions; M. Lammlt-Public Relations; C. Schanse and M.
Wells-Social; P. Molgaard-Philantrophy; D. Reznor-fi
nance; and R. Hinze-House Committee.
The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon
KE
Congratulations to the newly initiated Brothers of Kappa
Sigma: C. Hearst, T. Noel, S. Marlin. D. Miller, J.
Schneider. Lee N.. R. Haney. J. Struve. A. Vyscocil. B.
Hoenstem, B. Davis, R. Larsen, A. Nigro, Groshens, R.
Novak. B. Scherzberg
The men of Kappa Sigma
KD's,
Thanks for the snowball fight.
•The Men of Pi Kappa Phi
P S.-You throw Ike girls.
Congratulations to our new Asst. Treasurers. C. Velgel
and K. Ackman.
Your Delt Brothers
Congratulations new initiates: Dam Bailey. Melissa
Barge, Becky Dedlow, Lori Dexter. Joy Douglas, Amy
Dunlap. Nicole Fox. Enn Haley. Laurie Hedrick. Holly
Gion/Nicole Jahn, Amy Lahndorf, Aimee Lamberty, Mel
esa Larsen, Angie Looking. Abbey Mahar, Kerry Miller.
Christina Moore, Ginnie Mueller, Sara Mullinix. Kari
Schmode, Nicole Schneider. Holly Schrader. Ann-Marie
Schultz, Jeannie Simpson, Nichole Smith, Stephanie
Vanderholm, Elizabeth Veomett. Maren Woolf
_ Love, AXiD
Congratulations to the new committee chairmen : Phil., C.
Veigel. Acad Aft, J. Fitch; Computers. B Sallee.
Historan, G. Slicker; Social. R. Mouse!; Asst. Social. C.
Shaw; Env./Soc.. S. Wells; Act./P.R., M. Drake,
Intramurals, J. Squier, and House A Grounds. D. Taylor.
Your Delt Brothers
OBX
Congratulations to the new associate members of Phi
Beta Chi: Carne Arehart, Chandra Burtrum. Amy Carlson.
Kirrberty Cher™, Lanette John. Mindy Krumbach. Jean
Lukasiewicz, Shawn Wakinshaw We re proud of our
newsistersl
With love, the women of Phi Beta Chi
I-—
TKE
Congratulations to Brian Mcfariand for being elected to
the office of Grammateue.
_ The men of Tau Kappa Epsilon
Thanks to Delts of the Week: J. Fowler, R. Mousel. D.
Taylor, and M. Siffring for all the work they put Into the
house last week.
_ Your Delt Brothers
The men of Phi Delta Theta congratulates its newly
elected members of the Judicial Board; Grey Geiler, Jeff
Siedlik, Troy Zell, Brian Bares, and Chris David.
Congratulations to Matt Goeller for being elected Rush
The men of Acacia
Congratulations to Sean Caradori and Brian Hoff on their
pledge awards and Dave Hengen on his service award.
Your Delt Brothers
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130 Student Government
ASUN Vacancies
The following colleges have vacancies:
Teachers College
Dh/. of Continuing Studies
Committee positions available for:
Parking Appeals
Student Employee Grievance
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union. *
Deadline: 4:00 p.m. - Thursday. Feb. 11
UNL STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Wednesday, Feb. 3
6:30 p.m.
City Campus Union
INFORMATION AND AGENDA AVAILABLE
115 NEBRASKA UNION
140 Personals
TO: Alice (in theatrix play LaRonda)
The "New guy" you hebed art in call backs wonders if
you're interested. Leave message at ON.
46 days Hammad!
BILL IS BILL!
DA MAN.
I'm living large since I met you. Thanks for your support
lately. Happy 6 monthsl
KJS
Take the road less traveled and IK meet you along the
way.
__ _ CJV
& Packwood,
I watch you from afar. But hope to be near soon.
Secret Admirer
Ham Salad Lovers
We're glad you enjoyed the raidl When is # our turn?
Ham Salad Sandwich Makers
Shelly.
If I was given a dollar lor every smile you gave me. I would
be a ■rrsIBonaire'l
_ Love Ya. Robert
ATM GUY
•1. Kansas or Missouri?
#2. Only if it is yours.
•KARA
145 Lost & Found
Lost ring at Rockin' Robin in restroom on January 30. For
reward call 476-5741.
Lost: Jean jacket between Ferguson and 17th 6 Vine,
Monday afternoon. Call 436-0419 or 472-4601.
150 Child Care Needed
Maher a 3 looking fa Ive in heb- WII exchange room
and board for baby sitting (rent/scheduling negotiable)
Private roorrVbath, east Lincoln location, uall Michelle
488-6216._
My home, one child. Approx. 16-24 hours/week. Eve
nings. nights. Own transportation. 486-4162.
160 Help Wanted ""
*$9.25 Starling*
Expanding National Corporation filling entry level posi
tions. Flexible schedules, internships A scholarships
available. 488-6017._
Appointment setters needed Monday-Friday evenings
from 6-9. Call Michele M 483-7447.
ATTENTION:
The American Council of the Blind needs energetic,
happy people to do easy evening phone work, with
flexible hours and good pay. Cal 467-3167.
Children’s Discovery Center
Is accepting applications lor a pan time mamng pre
school teacher Must be enthusiastic and reliable Apply
at 265 S. 84th.
' ' ""1
THK FAR SIM By GARY LARSON
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International Telcom
Outbound telemarketing. Flexible hours, casual working
conditions. 3410 "O” St., lower level. 474-1256.
Democratic party needs phoners for membership re
newal. Call Hick or Erin at 476-2268.
Entertainment Director
Looking for enthusiastic part-time person with drama and/
or music background to interact with crowd on weekend
evenings. Must be willing to have a good time. King's
Drive-In. 923 South St. Call Ron Messineo, 474-4262.
GET A JUMP ON
THE REST OF THE CLASS
The Lincoln Journal-Star is recruiting an individual to fill
the position of District Manager. Candidates should be
mature individuals with good communication skills, who
are people oriented, and can motivate youth as well as
interact with parents and customers. This part-time posi
tion is ideal for the college student who is looking for a
challenging opportunity and personal growth. Qualifica
tion includes being available by 2:30pm weekdays. 9am
Saturdays and some Sundays. Must be available to work
approx. 30hrs/wk„ have own vehicle and insurance and
possess a valid drivers license. Benefits include good
hourly wage, bonus plan, mileage, and vacation/holiday
pay. Apply in person at Lincoln Journal-Star. Personnel
Office, 926 P Street. Lincoln NE 68508 by Thursday.
February 4. EOE/AA
Godfather’s Pizza
16th & South
Now hiring delivery drivers. Average $6-$8/hr. Must be 18
years old. have a good driving record, and have your own
car. Apply in person.
BIG RED
ROCK-O-RAMA ’93
Sign up now In the Office for Student Involvement to help
stage Lincoln's biggest annual music event. Roadies,
door workers, security needed FREE FOOD I OR come to
UPC Concert and Dance meetings Tues. 430pm.
Interpreter for
the hearing impaired
On-caH position with busy numan service agency to
interpret for clients who are hearing impaired. Must be
able to sign. Apply to Family Service 501 S. 7th. EOE
Join a 20 year old National Firm that works exclusively
with citizen's lobby organizations. Hudson Bay Com
peny needs sharp, articulate individuals to work full or
part time, evenings and/or weekends. $7.00 an hour
weekdays. $8.00 an hour weekends. Great benefit pack
age and training provided. For an interview call Monday
through Friday, 1130am-3:00pm 476-1010.
National travel company
We need representatives We offer 25-50% commission.
Company rep will be at UNL Student Union, Wednesday
and Thursday afternoon. Possibly travel FREE in 33I For
appointment please call 432-0586.
Outdoor Adventures is now hiring. Informational meeting
Wednesday, February 3.1993,7:00pm at Campus Rec
reation, Room 55. _
Part-time retail professional pharmacy assistant. Apply in
person, no phone calls. The Pharmacy, 1209 N. Corner.
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and some Saturdays.
POSITION AVAILABLE:
Part-time Office Assistant needed to work 10-20 hours/
week (flexible). This person must have experience in
computer data entry. He/she must demonstrate capacity
to work with Q8A, Pagemaker and Word Perfect. Included
in the job description is the following:
-the updating of data
-new data entry
-flyer lay-out
-buk mailings
-run office errands
This is a 9-month opportunity. Total earnings possible,
about $2000. This position will be open February 15.
Please send cover letter and resume* to:
640 North 16th St.
' Lincoln, NE 68508
Spaghetti works
Now hiring for kitchen and janitorial positions. Apply
within 8-1 lam and 2-4pm. 228 N. 12th.
Study Participant Recruiter
WHI take incoming calls to screen Individuals for pharma
ceutical studies and data entry. $5.80/hr
Shifts available: M-F 2-8pm
Mon-Tues 10am-2pm
Frl-Sat 11 am3pm plus one other day as assigned.
Appjy: Harris Laboratories 624 Peach Street 68502 AA/
Thai House Restaurant. Host and waiter, waitress for
lunch and dinner. Call 475-0556 or apply in person at 610
N. 27th St.
Want to make good money this summer? Work ful time
on my seed com farm. Farm experience necessary,
collect 365-7519, Galen.__
WANTED!
Personalities to wait tables, must be able to have fun. All
waitery shifts available. Apply in person after 2:00 pm.
King's Drive-In, both locations. __
WATS Marketing
Is currently seeking enthusiastic and sales oriented indi
viduals to perform telephone sales. Qualified candidates
should possess excellent communication skills.
Part-time evening and weekend hours available. Mon
day-Friday 5:00pm-10:00. Saturday 9:00am-2:00pm.
Apply at our employment office.
8:30am-6:00pm Monday-Friday.
WATS Marketing
6100 0 St.
(S.W. corner of Gateway Shopping Center)
EOE M/F/V/H
162 Work Study Jobs t
Needed student wlth work study voucher to work in the
Economics Department. Duties include: typing, com
puter, copying, running errands and some phone. Some
one is mainly needed from 8-10 a.m., Monday, Wednes
day, Friday and 3-5 p.m., Monday-Thursday. $5/hour.
Call Carol 472-2319._
Wanted: Work Study-International Atlalrs, answer
phones, typing. 472-5358. 1237 R Street.
164 Summer Jobs_
Camp Program Director
Seasonal position April 18 August 22 at girl's camp near
Nebraska City. From May 24-August 15. camp staff will
live at camp. Responsible for planning and implementing
summer program activities lor girls 5-17 and supervising
three program assistants. Minimum age 21. Current life
guard training certfficatlon preferred. Carrping and pro
gram experience a plus. Salary $2,700-$3,000. Call
Debbie at Homestead Girl Scout Council 476-7538 or 1
800-487-2578. (TDD)
EEO/M/F/V/H
COLORADO SUMMER JOBS: In the Rockies near Vail.
ANDERSON CAMPS seeks caring, enthusiastic, dedi
cated. patient Individuals who enjoy working with children
in an outdoor setting. Counselors. Cooks, Wranglers,
Riding Instructors and Nurses. Interviews on February
12th. sign up and get application at Student Employ fnent
office from Elena Guerra. Questions? Call us at 303-524
7766.
Looking for friendly, outgoing individuals toguide tourists
on horseback rides through the National Forest Land of
Colorado. Reply to: Sombrero Ranches, Inc.. 3300 Airport
Road. Box A. Boulder. CO 80301.
New England
Brother/S leter Camps-Massachusetts.
Mah-Kee-Nac for Boys/Danbee for Girls. Counselor posi
tions for Program Specialists: All Team Sports, especially
Baseball. Basketball. Field Hockey. Roller Hockey. Soc
cer, Volleyball; 25 Tennis openings; also Archery. Riflery.
Weights/Fitness and Bking; other openings include Per
forming Arts, Fine Arts, Newspaper, Photography, Cook
ing, Sewing. Rollerskating. Rocketry. Ropes and Camp
Craft; All Waterfront Activities (Swimming, Skiing, Saif
ing. Windsurfing. Canoeing/Kayaking). Inquire Mah-Kee
Nac (Boys) t90Linden Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey
07028. Call 1-800-753-9118. Danbee (Girls) 17
Westminster Drive, MontvMe, NJ 07045. Phone: 1-800
392-3752.__
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT (June thru August) at Camp
Lincoln/Camp Lake Hubert in Minnesota's lake country
since 1909. Meet new friends, over 150 staff men and
women, expand horizons, rewarding work with children,
develop leadership skills, 30 water/iand activities. Spe
cific job info & applications are available at the Student
Employment & Intern Office. 345 Union. Sian up, in
advance, for a personal interview on campus Thursday,
February 11.