The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, April 01, 1993, Page 11, Image 11

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i keto talk politics for hours on end and get paid for It? $7/
S' ss Saturdays, Sundays. We are fast growing,
^.innwide telecommunications and political consulting
Trainino^and support provided._
Lincoln Telephone
Employees Credit Union
r Part-time CD1RA Cierk
Paid vacation and holidays. 20-25 hours/week, flexible
Sine hours. Previous banking experience required.
Sart no wage $6.50/hr.. commensurate with experience.
S®on8:00am- 500pmat 1620M SUJncoln
rSfeohone Personnel Department, prior to 500pm on
April 7,476-5873.___. _
Lookingtor student to publish the INsider Magazine on
rl™us & to manage fecal concert ssries. We finance
“aTup costs. Earntop income (S5-S30 per hourja gain
valuable exp. Great for mktlng or advertising major, tall
708-673-3458 _
13th and m!___
Part-time liquot store cierk. 15-20 night hours/week.
^Smtart. Must be 21. Apply: 27th> O Street Liquor.
bigh-energy parents' helper tor errands, child
cfI?i-£.n<Lhouwwo'\MUSI haw® o". be non-smoker.
F^^w^thro^h summer and next school
Summer School Age
Child Care
P»™<* * lookir'g ’or an enthusiastic staff to provide
EfYSTi*00? available Mon-Fri, 20-40 hrs/
Re’erences and excellent driving
SiffgM&T0^YMCA'2601N-70,h
Summer’s Coming
Areyou locking for atull or part-time job tha wont interfere
wnh your summer activities? Internationa Telcom has
portions available for outbound telemarketers. We pro
* Paid Training
* Casual environment
I Bonuses A incentives *'
Flexible hours (work hours that are convenient for you)
Appiyin^nto: International Telcom Inc., 3410*0' St..
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V^Pa^joS^attgndant needed. Apply in person. Flexibie
THE EDGE
227 N. 9th Street (Basement Level)
438-3808
. . QUARTER DRAWS 4-11 Thurs-Sat A .
$1.00 Rolling Rocks Thurs.
$1.50 Pitchers Wed.
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strong communicators, m ,ca;u =>‘A "—■"
sales-oriented and Applications are
sates onentea, ana available in the Daily
have an advertising Nebraskan office
(basement of Nebraska
Union) and must be
completed and returned by
TNI FAR SIM By GARY LARSON
Tapeworms on vacation
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Godfather’s Pizza
16th & South
Now hiring delivery drivers. Average $6-$8/hr. Must be 18
years old. have a good driving record, end have your own
car. Also hiring counter help. Apply In person.
Goodrich Dairy
Is nowhirlng part-time counter help. Flexible hours, good
pay and FUN working atmosphere. 15-25 hours/week;
days, evenings and weekends. Must enjoy serving the
public. Apply in person at 56th and Holdrege, 25th and
Randolph, or 48th and Pioneers. Bring your smilel
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♦ ^^JEWELRYO'-'Xy »«ond. +
^ '^\l^^ln«e 1801 ^
^Wedding Ring Specialist t
▼ Unparalleled Quality t
^ Unbeatable Prices ^
^Custom Design * Financing Available^
A Shop and compare but see us last A
^ 3111’O'St. 474-6044 J
Coors $4 496
(Reg. Light, Dry) u I case
Busch $£59
(Reg. Light) West*
Old Style $759
Milwaukee’s
Best $£99
(Reg.. Light) Wca*.
Waiters/waitresses, cooks and dishwashers to work full
and part-time. Mornings, afternoons and evenings. Apply
In person at Papa John's, tU South 14th.
Volunteer coaches for
youth spring soccer
and paid officials needed for YMCA Youth Sports depart
ment. Call 475-9622 for more information.
164 Summer Jobs
* Summer Employment*
UNL Housing has both full and part-time openings. Skills
in carpentry, plumbing, or electrical a plus. App^ in
person at 1100 Seaton Hall. Monday-Frlday. EOE/AA
BUSCH <tQ29
Res. or Usht. wartncase-490
OLD MILWAUKEE <779
Reg., Light. NA, warm case-4# L
PABST BLUE RIBBON <£ 749
Reg. or Light, warm case-4# l
MILWAUKEE’S BEST
Reg., Light, warm
STACK IT
...SELL IT CHEAP! M
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Amarifo Amaretto 7 .5
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Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson
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Crossword
Edited by Eugene T. Maleska No. 1008
ACROSS
1 Genesis
shepherd
• Financial
resources
10 Dutch cheese
14 Greek
administrative
area **
10 Fragrance
10 Kind of ton or
cycle
IT ‘The Laughing
Philosopher*
10 First name of 31
Down
to Basic foodstuff
ai Loud talkers
S3 Comic Mischa
-: 1905-67
ss Lascivious look
M “Treasure of the
Sierra-’
29 Letter before
tee
22 Second U S.
President
39 Made a
hole-in-one
39 TV newsman
39 His wife turned
to salt
39 Pops' mates
40 Rhode Island,
the —- State
41 Billion or million
attachment
42 Sis's sibling
43 Bishops’ caps
44 Russian ruler
40 Licorice
flavoring
4? — Lanka
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
48 Play portion
48 Part of a
baseball
81 Wife, in
Wiesbaden
83 Originators
87 Great Danish
poet:
1587-1637
81 Stop
83 Raging; frantic
84 Author Gardner
88 Concerning
88 Sped
87 Unwanted plant
88 Gold medalist
Cart or Steve
88 Service club
DOWN
1 Sums up
a Red vegetable
3 Mme. Bovary
4 Large spotted
cats
8 Cole Porter
song
8 Site of the Tell
legend
7 Decays
8 Pornography
8 Studio stand
10 Overacted
11 Throw into
mental disarray
13 Culture medium
13 Roman war god
10 Crime solver’s
; aid
** Cjpse by '
24 Responds
20 Deadly African
snake
27 Potential oak
25 Young lady, in
Lyon
so Range animal
si “Dr. Zhivago"
film star
33 Vaudevilles
-and Mack
34 Cubic meter
30 Louis xiv, e.g^
37 Annapolis grad.
4i Precise
43 Pork or beef
4# On chairs
4a Hindu wrap
SO Of manner or
form
aa Talks wildly
S3 Masticate
54 Scarce
55 L6vesque of
Quebec
55 Sawbill
55 Environmental
ist's subj.
55 Arf or woof
55 Corrida cheers
59 Navy's C.I.A.