WALT BLEICH, dir. of Citizen Action and ROBERT
HITCHCOCK. Professor of Anthropology, win talk on 3rd
world development and anthropology on Wednesday at
7:30pm in the Union.
215 Meetings
CAMPUS RED CROSS
Don't miss the last meeting of the semester! Wed. Apr. 19
in the basement of the Health Center. Everyone is Wet
come!)
CBA Student Advisory Board
Elections
Tonight
5:30pm. in Union, posted
COLLEGE REPUBUCANS
Meet our New Officers!
Stop by for 1994-95 Grand Finale! Refreshments served
Wed. 8pm, City Union.
The Publications Board will meet at 330 p.m., Thursday,
in the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan poli
cies. All are invited to attend.
UNL Rodeo Association
Meeting Wednesday. April 19, 730pm, East
Campus Union, Room to be posted. Will be
voting on new officers. Annual banquet April 26.
If not able to attend meeting, please contact Matt
O'Daniel at 475-2705 if you wish to attend the
banquet
UNL WILDLIFE CLUB
Meeting. Wednesday. April 19th. 7 p.m. East Campus
Union. Speaker: Gerry Steinaupr. Topic: Sandhills
Streams. Everyone welcome! (
220 Greek Affairs
AXO
Congratulations to Staoa Welch for making the yell squad
again. We're so proud of you. Also congratulations to
Casey Cariey for being elected Vice President of UPO,
and Jen Engel for being elected Public Relations for UPO.
Keep up the good work! Good luck to the following Alpha
Chi's this summer while touring Europe and taking class
es at Oxford: Molly Mclnteer, Judy Kohoskie. Amy
Wagner, and April Schwartzkopf. Best Wishes!
Love, your sisters
AO)
Congratulations to the following outstanding Phi's:
Paige Luthans and Mary Gordon - Gamma Gamma
Receipients,
Joann McFee - Accepted to O.T. school at U.S.C.
Jaime Reeves - Internship with the American Diabetes
Association
Lauren Hampton, Leslie Brandt, and Nikki Burklund - On
making the yell squad. Way to go!
ATE
Congratulations to Jeff Shaner and Kelli Whitefoot (Chi
Omega) as well as Jason Katt and Susie Setfvy (Kappa
Delta) on their pinnings. Best of luck in the future!
The men of AGS
Congrats to Brian Beins on being chosen brother of the
your ACACIA brothers
Congratulations to Michelle Heitzler on making the NE
cheerleading squad again. We are really proud of you!
your Pi Phi sisters
Introducing GREEKTOOS
Greek letter temporary tattoos
Great for summer/fall Rush. Call 477-9012 for more
information.
KA©
Congrats to Courtney Van Anne for receiving a Disney
internship next semester.
FIJI
Thanks for the sundaes—let s do it again sometime.
TRIAD
KA© 11B<D KKT
_ Friday, April 21st
KA
Congratulations to Katie Conway, MnheUe Garrison, and
Suzanne Schroeder on your initiation into Phi Eta Sigma
and Alpha Lambda Delta honoraries. We’re proud of you!
Congratulations to Lisa Tonjes on your Disney internship
Way to Go!
I ' ■ . _Love, your sisters
KA
Conjyatuiations to Susie Sectvy on your pinning to Jason
Katt (AGS). Best wishes to the two of you in the future!
Love, your sisters
M*A*S*H
It’s not just a party, It’s an adventure.
MELODRAMA ’95
ACACIA AND
PHI MU
The last couple of weeks have been fun. Thank you lor
your persistent effort. Be prepared for a great time
next year!
Tho Mon nf Arar'iit
P.S. A special thanks to ADPi and other soroities for
showing your interest We have enjoyed everything.
Thank you, the Men of Acacia
Ready To Rage Again!
XX
Fight Night
Sat. April 22
7pm 4-H building
SENIOR WEEK
PI BETA PHI
You guys are greet!
Love your Pi Phi sisters
230 Student Government
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Deadknes extended on some positions
Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union
Deadline April 21
Un-L Student Government
Wed., April 19 -6:30 p.m.
City Campus Union
Information And teenda Available
115 Nebraska Union
240 Personals
Congrats!
Chad & Lisa
To Chad on your acceptance to Kansas State, To Lisa on
your new position as manager. To you both on graduation
and on your engagement!
Jeff, Renee & Kelsi
245 Lost & Found
FOUND: Venda Card-UNL/CRL Please meet at informa
tion stand in front(north) side of the Union at 3pm. Want
Reward.
LOST: Car keys in vicinity of Triangle Fratemity-436
7065. Reward.
300s Jobs
300 Help Wanted
Answering service operator. 11 p.m.-7 a.m. Wednesday.
Thursday, and rotating Monday. Also evening and week
end hours available. Telephone skills required, type 45
50 wpm. 473-2800.
Are You Ready
For agreat summer job? Give us a call. We have openings
on our summer campaign staff. Help get Nebraska utilities
to develop our own natural resources and economy by
using wind power, solar, and energy crops from our
farmers. Work outdoors, dress casual, shorts and
Birkenstocks OK! This is an ideal job for poli sci, environ
mental studies, communication, and business majors.
We have hiking, camping and canoe trips planned. Part
time and full time. $300/wk. For an interview call 477
8689.
Nebraska Citizen Action
Nebraska's Premier Environmental Group
Attention Nursing Students
Medication Aloe
Part-time, 2 shifts/wk
11pm-7am
Apply In person Gramercy Hill, 6800 A St
Career Opportunities
We will train you to be a travel agent
Full and Part time positions
Competitive wages
Excellent benefits
Paid training
Travel Discounts
Great working environment
Send resume or apply to:
Amerenhance
Commercial Federal Tower
2120 S. 72nd St Ste #750
Omaha. NE 68124
Cashier
Airport parking facility. Sunday, 11am - 6pm. Monday,
Tuesday, ana Thursday. 8pm - MidnighL $4.25/hour.
Study o k. Call Apcoa Inc. 475-8080. EOE
COMMUNITY PLANNING AND RESEARCH FIRM look
ing for part-time research assistant to assist in housing
market and related research. For interview call 464-5383.
Don’t Be A Part
Of The Problem,
Be Part Of
The Solution
Join our progressive hard working staff and help find
solutions to the economic and environmental challenges
pressing communities nationwide. Pay is $7/hr week
days, $8/hr weekends. We offer excellent benefits, paid
training, and flexible full and part-time schedules. Involve
yourself by calling Hudson Bay Company, 476-1010, M
R, 11-3pm for an interview.
Flexible Hours
Bring your smile into Super Saver 48th & O. Cashier
positions are available for all shifts. Flexible hours are
ideal for students. You must be 19. See front end manager
Crystal McCarthy.
Flexible Hours
Part-time/full-time, days, evenings, weekends. Compet
itive wages. Advancement possibilities. Must work
through summer. Apply in person. West O Dairy Queen.
Free up your summer days. Work 7:15pm-1am at
Laundryland, 27th & Starr. $5.0Q/hr to start. Apply in
person.
wages. Call 303-483-7490 evenings.
Hip, new Internet-related CD-Rom magazine needs writ
ers, edtors, surfers, graphic designers, multi mecta au
thors and project managers...NOW! Call: 484-8842 or
email: Habs@metnebr.com
King’s Drive Inn
King's Drive Inn of Lincoln is looking for hard working line
cooks to serve the World's Greatest Hamburgers. Top
wages, $6 & up, flexible hours. If interested call 474-4262
for interview or stop in at 923 South St ask for Ron.
Knolls Country Club
Now taking applications for daytime busing and evening
bartender. Don't wait until school is out Cafl 423-2843.
Laundrytand pays $5/hr to start Now hiring for 7:45am
2pm & 1:45-730pm s,lifts at 21 st & J, 48th & Old Chaney,
and 56th & Holdredge locations. Apply in person.
Leasing position available for daytime weekend hours.
Must have excellent communication skills; clerical skills
also required. Apply in person at Hnhpointe Apartments
4607 Old Cheney Road.
Lifeguard Wanted
May 31-August 4. Part-time, 4-10 p.m.and every other
weekend. Applications available at the Abel front desk.
Local Delivery
Full or part time. Straight truck experience heiful. CDL not
required. Must be available to work through the summer.
Apply, Lincoln Lumber Co., 932 N. 23.
Country Club of Lincoln
Wishes to fill full and part-time positions of banquet help
to work day and/or evening hours. We offer the following
benefits:
‘Great wages plus gratuity
‘Free meals
‘Flexible schedule
‘Excellent working conditions
‘Full-time benefits including:
paid vacation, health insurance, etc.
Agpty in person at3200 S. 24th St Tuesday thru Sunday.
Male tobacco chewets needed for on campus study.
Requires 1 hour of time for $10. Cafl Rhonda at475-2203.
Nanny
Live in or out in foothils west of Denver. Weekly salary, car
usage. Needed Mon-Fri. Lots of EXTRAS for qualified
candklate, 303-526-0849.
Needed: 31 people to lose weight over 10 pounds. No
wiflpower needed 100% natural. 100% guaranteed. Doc
tor-recommended. New product Cal 483-6371.
Now Interviewing
Fastest growing Industry of the 90’s is looking for 5 sharp
■95 college grads. So step into our corporate team.
positions available now. 465-5958,24-hour message.
Now taking appficabons for FtA-time and Part-time em
ployees. Apply at Campus Comer. 1701 R. St
Security needed. Part-time, second and third shifts avail
able. Call Kawasaki at 476-6600 ext. 350.
Service Assistant
The Omaha World Herald is looking for a service assistant
for the Lincoln area. Duties include: distribution of news
papers, carrier training, and messengering. You must be
18 years of age or older, have reliable transportation with
liability insurance, and a good driving record. Hours vary
Monday-Sunday, 2:30AM-10:30AM. If interested apply in
person at 825 M St. Suite 103 or call Tamie at 476-6100.
Spaghetti Works
Now hiring for kitchen positions. Flexible hours. Apply in
person, Mon-Fri 8-11am or2-4pm, 228 N 12th(12tn & P).
Summer farm help. Close to Lincoln. 665-2567, 665
3641.
Summer help wanted on livestock operation near Firth,
NE $5.50/hr. Call Randy at 988-2032.
Summer part-time job, farm background, run a tractor and
work outdoors. Don Hamann, 476-8561,489-7600.
Supplemental Instruction
Leaders
Two positions opening for fall 1994 for leaders of volun
tary study groups in Psychology 181 and History 100.
Applicants must be undergraduates who have recently
completed either of the above courses successfully
(reaeved an A), and are interested in showing other
students how they too can succed. Ten hours per week,
$850 for the term. Obtain applications at Division of
General Studies, Administration 33. SI positions provide
valuable experience for majors in these areas or for
education majors with solid understanding in these areas.
Recommendation from the relevant teacher is a big plus.
Apply by 4/25/95
SWIM
INSTRUCTORS (WSI)
AND LIFEGUARDS
For Red Cross lessons. Part-time from June 1 -August 4,
up to $5.40 per hour. Apply at 1701 E Street orcall 441 -
7997
The IMC is looking for students fluent in Spanish, French
and German to instruct high school classes in Nebrasla
for the 1995-96 school year. If interested send resume to
the Instructional Materials Council, 920 O St Suite 400,
Lincoln, NE, 68508.
The Ultimate Job
FT/PT, $6.50-7.00/hr +Bonuses, 5 minute walk from
campus. Telemarketing, no cold calls, paid training, great
bonuses, fun positive environment, for more info, call Val
at IMS at 434-2626.
Warehouse Jobs
Great part-time opportunities working afternoons & eve
nings in our warehouse. We're dose to campus & offer
competitive pay, free parking & excellent working condi
tions. Additional hours, summer work and career ad
vancement may be available for outstanding performers.
If you enjoy a fast pace, hard woik and take pride in
completing your work accurately and on time, you may be
the person we need! Come and see us at:
Lincoln Poultry
20th & M Streets
WORK WHILE YOU
ATTEND SCHOOL
Assemble patient trays & may assist with tray line. Work
on patient floors finalizing meal preparations. Some dish
washing involved. Part-time evenings: *4p-8p—2-3 eve
nings/week & *6:45a-5:45p every other weekend. Long
term assignment possible.
Apply in person: M-F, 9-4
MANPOWER
50th & “R”
5000 Centra) Park Drive Suite 104
Overnight freight company looking for full and part-time
drivers and warehouse postions. Must be 21. Full-time
includes benefits. Pay is $6/hr. Very flexible scheduling.
Apply in person to2200W Adams(airport) between 10am
6:30pm, 474-7886. Preferably no phone calls.
Part-Full time assembly position. Apply in person
Rixsttne Trophy Company, 2350 O St, Suite 100.
Part-time
Position available. Must have flexible hours Monday -
Saturday. Apply in person 12:30 - 5pm, Invitations Plus,
70th & O.
Part-time Job
Persons needed 7:30-Noon, and/or 3:30-5:30pm, to pro
vide direct care for children, M-F. Will work with class
schedules, call Trinity Infant & Childcare Center, 475
9731.
Part-time Receptionist Positions available. Need to staff
for the following hours: Saturday and Sunday:9:30am
3:30pm; Monday-Friday: 4:30pm-8:30pm. Please send
resumes to the address below:
Maplewood Care Center
4405 Normal Blvd.
Lincoln, Ne 68508
ATTN: Michael Ryan, Administrator
Part-Time
WORD PROCESSOR, experience with WordPerfect 6.0
for Windows and Quattro Pro for Windows preferred. Start
in May. For more information call 464-5383.
RENT EXCHANGE
Exchange 18 hours/week at front desk for private quar
ters. Position open May 1. The Rogers House Bed and
Breakfast Inn, 2145 B St. Apply in person. No phone calls
please.__
RUNZA
"Super Flexible Hours
"Competitive Wages
"Scholarship Program
"AND MUCH MORE!
If these benefits are appealing to you, apply
today and find out what other excellent benefits
Runza has to offer.
Positions Available at Convenient Locations:
1240 West O St.
13th & E
East Park Plaza
Full-time summer day care provider in my Southeast
Lincoln home. 3-children, 8-5p.m. M-F, & occasional
Saturday afternoon. Must have own transportation. 434
7000 ask for Lu, 423-7842 leave message.
Nanny needed this summer for New York family. Non
smoking, references needed. Please call collect 914
921-1552, ask for Elaine.
Need sitter for 2 girls ages 8 and 4 in my home. Hours: 2
midnight, three days a week. Call 488-8809.
Now hiring full time toddler teacher, part time am 3 year
old teacher, part time pm 4 year old teacher, part time
cook. Apply in person. 4330 Comhusker Highway
Occasional evening and weekend sitter for schoolage
children. Non-smoking, own transportation a must. 56th
& Pine Lake Road area. 421-8322.
Summer sitter needed for older children, 3 days/week.
Must drive. 421-3472, 489-6549, Ask for Patty.
Swimming, softball, zoo. Summer childcare needed for 6
& 9 year old. Monday-Friday. Experienced, references
and own transportation required. Call 476-6092 and leave
message.
320 Work Study Jobs
Summer Work Study Students needed at Love Library,
City Campus and CY Thompson Library, East Campus.
Day, evening and weekend hours available, $4.60-$4.85/
hr. Apply at Love Library room 108, 472-3963.
330 Summer Jobs
CAMP COUNSELORS- OUTSTANDING SLIM DOWN
CAMPS: Tennis, Dance, Slimnastics, WSI, Athletics,
Nutrition, Dietetics. Age 20+. 7 Weeks. CAMP CAMELOT
on COLLEGE CAMPUSES AT Mass., Penn., Calif. Con
tact: Michele Friedman, 947 Hewlett Drive North
Woodmere, N Y. 11581:1-800-421-4321.
Full-time summer help for warehouse, no expe
rience needed. $5.50/hr + time and 1/2 for
overtime. Apply M-F, 9-2pm. 466-2221.
Maine Sports Camp
All Land, Water, Adventure & Individual Sports. Fun
outdoor summer working with kids. (617)277-8080. Camp
Cedar, 1758 Beacon, Brookline MA 02146.
Psych, Pre-Med, Business, Education majors may apply.
Average student makes $5600 and great resume experi
ence. Call 420-2741.
Rain or Shine
You work 40 hrs weekly, Air-conditioned, smoke-free
warehouse. temporary-May thru August. Earn cash for
tuition. Apply now.
Nebraska Book Company, Inc.
4700 S. 19th St.
EOE
Riding instructor
Camp Birchwood, a small northern Minnesota childrens
camp, seeks applicants with qualifications to teach En
glish or Western horseback riding. Employment to start
June 3rd. Seasonal salary plus room, board, laundry and
instructors trinaing clinic. For an application and further
information call 1-800-451-5270.
Summer in Chicago ~
Child care and light housekeeping for suburban Chicago
families. Must be a responsible loving non-smoker. Call
Northfield Nannies 708-501-5354.
Summer Jobs
How would you like to earn college credit this
summer ana get paid for it? No obligation! For
more information, call Army ROTC, 472-2468
Summer Playground Staff
Lincoln Parks athd Recreation is accepting applications
for summer playground staff: leaders($5mr). assistant
leaders($4.80/hr), craft specialists($5/hr). Program hours
9:15am-12:15pm, M-F, June 5-July 28. Plan and conduct
activities for elementary children at parks or schools.
EOE^AA ^ St. Call 441 -7952 to arrange interview.
Summer Research Assistnat
Beginning June 5 for 8-10 weeks full/part time. Good
writer with skills in library and government documents
research for project related to adolescent health. Send
resume to: Prevention Center, 256 Mabel Lee Hall, City
Campus 0229. Before noon Monday, April 26._
340 Internships
Minority Internship
KOLN/KGIN-TV is currently seeking applicants for its
paid minority internship program for the Summer, 1995.
This is a 13-week paid internship designed for minority
students interested in the broadcast industry. This part
time position provides an opportunity to work in mosl
areas of television. Applicants need not be broadcast
majors. Questions answered by Pam Sullivan, Public
Affairs Director, 467-4321. To apply, send cover letter,
resume, and video tape sample of work (if available) tc
Lori Lembrich, P.O. Box 30350, Lincoln, NE 68503. EOE
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No. 1014
ACROSS
i Mendacious
6 Formal party
10 Be a tattler
14 Bay window
15 Potpourri
16 City NNE of
Lake Tahoe
17 Frighten
18 Diving birds
19 Something to
feel
20 Name for a
chair or a cat
22 Precise
24 Basra native
26 Caviar source
27 Musical
compositions
31 Puts into office
Sheltered, at *
sea
Prefix with pose
or view
Actress
Perlman
Rumpus
Captures
Wayside retreat
Draft status
Islamic deity
“-Three
Lives"
Alt’s homeland
Immortality
Hand-lotion
additive
Dickens heavy
Grasping ones
This can be
hard or soft
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36
38
39
40
41
42
44
45
46
48
50
52
53
57
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
61 Others, to Ovid
62 French city
64 Relish
65 Privy to
66 Verve
67 The bounding
main
68 Sharp flavor
69 Tear
70 Modern-day
drips
DOWN
1 Lather
2 Woody’s boy
3 Prevaricator
4 Notched
5 Where Twain is
buried
6 Anaconda
7 Grad
8 Takes a shine to
9 What Little
Bo-peep did
10 Incubator
11 Conduct
12 Con
13 Type of pear
21 What Little Jack
Horner did
23 Actor Holbrook
25 Insipid;
twice-told
27 Rebound
28 Like an eremite
29 Stairway post
30 Steps over a
fence
32 Cook-off
concoction
33 Dogma
34 Annie’s canine
friend
37 Israeli port
43 One kind of
grace
45 Properly
situated
47 The Heart of
Dixie: Abbr.
48 Think logically
51 Roman
magistrate
53 Decoy
54 Radius’s
neighbor
55 Celebrated hill
in Jerusalem
56 CAT, for one
58 State with
assurance
59 Contemptible
one
60 Sea birds
63 Finish
