FFA Alumni Meeting
Tuesday, February 27th, 7:30pm in Riley Half, room 42.
(East Campus).
Student Nurses Association
Thurs Feb 29 @ 6:00pm in Benton Basement. Certified
Registered Nurse Anesthetist will be speaking. Pre
nursing students are welcome to attend.
The Publications Board will meet at 3:30 p.m., Tuesday,
in the Nebraska Union to interview and hire next years
editor and to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies. All are
invited to attend.
UNL Marketing Club
Meeting Thursday, Feb. 29, at 6pm in the Student Union
(room will be posted). Bring dues ($10 for semester, $20
for year). Resumes for the Resume book are due at the
next meeting on March 14.
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Hats off to Higgins and Preuss for all of their hard work on
their one act play. You two definitely have star potential.
_____ Love, your sisters
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APPRECIATION WEEK
Thanks to our house mother, Kathryn, we don't know what
we would do without you!
_Love, The Alpha Phi’s
Congratulations to Wayne Knisly on becoming Chairman
of the University Judicial Board.
___The Brothers of Acacia
AT
Congratulations to Jenn Klein for getting overall Rush
Chair for Panhellenic. Way to go-we're so proud of youl
GREEK YEARBOOK EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Applications
for 1996-1997 available now at Greek Affairs. Deadline is
March 15.
Hamilton, Barnes, Plugge, Spring, Palmer and Higgins,
Thank you for showing me what sisterhood is all about on
Sunday.
Love, Preuss
Positions open
Nebraska Union Board
Athletic Dept. Comm.
Union Board assumes the role of advocate for the various
segments of the University community to the Director of
the Nebraska Unions and vice Chan, for Student Affairs.
The Athletic Dept. Comm, is a new committee that will
work with the Athletic Dept, on issues such as tickets,
seating, prices, etc. Deadline Wed, March 8 - 4:00pm.
Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union.
I want a woman who likes Objectivism, the philosophy of
Ayn Rand. Write to room 4116,600 North 15th St, Uncoln,
NE 68508-1296.
FOUND: Gold pin in Henziik lecture hall, Feb 13. Call 472
2588 to claim.
FAST FUNDRAISER - RAISE $500 IN 5 DAYS -
GREEKS, CLUBS. MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. FAST,
EASY - NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION. (800) 862-1982.
300s Jobs
Appointment Setters Wanted
'Part-time evenings
'Flexible schedule
'Paid training
'No selling
'Opportunties for advancement.
Only the best need apply. Contact Amy at 477-0303.
Aquatics Director
Run a full aquatics program. Training is provided. Must be
at least 21 years old. Boyscout Summer Camp. Apply at
Cornhusker Council, 201 Oakcreek Dr, Lincoln, NE
68528,476-8846.
Are you looking for a fun and challenging career? Lens
Crafters offers benefits, good salary and the opportunity
for advancement to highly energized individuals. Part
time/Tull-time lab techmtion positions are available now.
Evening and weekend hours are required. Apply in person
at Gateway Mall.
Attention Students!
Earn up to $1Q/hr. The Nebraska Republican Party is
looking for several permanent part-time telemarketing
employees. Shifts 5-9 p.m. Sunday-Thursday. Saturday
9-1. Contact Stephanie at 475-0996, from 3-5 p.m.
Capitol Conservation
Supervisor
$2071/mo
Lincoln
Develop and administer custodial conservation program
at the Nebraska State Capitol. Schedule, assign and
supervise the work of subordinates in custodial conserva
tion program at the State Capitol. Develop and administer
an on-tne-iob training program for the various levels of
personnel involved in the day-to-day custodial
consevation program. Plan, manage and chemically an
alyze (for field application) the selection and purchase of
cleaning products/materials and equipment needed for
day-to-day operation of the custodial conservation pro
gram. Maintain documentation of materials/products and
procedures used in the custodial program. HOURS:
Monday*Frtday, 1 :00pm-10:00pm.
REQUIREMENTS: Technical/vocational college associ
ate degree with coursework in chemistry and chemistry
labs and a minimum of three years worn experience in
managing a staff of five or more s required. Preferably this
person would have experience working on projects in
volving historic preservation. Should possess good oral
and written communication skills for working with staff,
client/agencies and general public found in the State
Capitol.
Must complete state application on or before postmarked
closing date: 3/6/96. Notify our office if you need accom
modation in the selection process. Hearing impaired/TDD
Calls ONLY: (402)471-4693.
Apply to: 301 Centennial Mall South, First Floor, PO Box
94905, Lincoln, NE 68509,(402)471-2075 OR your local
Job Service Office.
NE State Personnel
AA/EOE
COLLEGE BOOKKEEPER
If you are a person who has a strong need to have things
done just right and likes to make tilings happen, apply
NOW for a part-time restaurant bookkeeper position, 15
25 hours per week doing the bookkeeping and in-store
duties in an Amigos restaurant, 9am-1pm, 3-5 days per
week and 7am-1pm on Monday. Mi«t be person who
enjoys a fast intense pace and like to work hard Up to
$7*00 per hour pay and benefits. Apply now at Studsnt
Union, i4th & dor29th & Cornhusker.
SHOGUN
Japanese l^eitaurant
Now hiring waitresses and
hostesses.
Apply in person after 4 p.m.
Edgewood Shopping Center
5520 South 56th Street
421-7100
Cook/Summer Job
Head Cook for Boyscout Summer Camp. Apply at
Cornhusker Council, 201 Oakcreek Dr, Lincoln, NE
68528,476-8846.
Do you have a light school load? Are you tired of sacking
groceries and food service and looking for 25-40 hours a
week. With retail experience. Permanent FT/PT possibil
ities, rapid advancements, flexible schedules, with FT
summers and breaks. Call Jim at Holway Formal Wear,
476-2262, for appointment.
Full-time and Part-time positions working with children.
Days, evenings and weekend hours available. The Kid
Depot, 421-7878.
Lincoln Public Schools
Transportation Department
Is looking to fill positions for both bus drivers and
paraeducators for the remaining 1995-96 school year.
Part time, split shift routes are available. Great opportu
nity for students, retired people and those in need of extra
spending money. Pay: $8.47/hour (drivers), $5.45/hour
(paraeducators). Benefits available for regular route as
signments. Please bring a current driving abstract to
Human Resources, 5901 *0" Street, Lincoln. Call 436
1073 for information.
Line Cooks and kitchen help for lunch shift. Apply in
person at Vincenzo’s, 808 P St.
Looking for part-time wait staff. Apply in person out in the
Hylands, 110 W. Fletcher Ave., to Bob or call 435-9123.
7VY
■ McDonalds
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Looking for motivated college students. Work around
your schedule. Free meals. Insurance available. Starting
K$5 and up. Call Mike or Dana 474-5017 or stop by
nalds at 865 N 27th.
Musicians wanted or ready formed band to perform Rock
music for children. Big opportunity. Call Caveman Mike.
475-0602. _'
Off Campus?
Tired of cooking?
Work for meals and cash as Delta Gamma Hasher. 436
7092 for details.
PAID INTERNSHIP
Good writing and editing skills, organized, able to work on
multiple protects and meet deadlines. Now through sum
mer and next semester. 15-20 hours per week (can
increase during summer), flexible schedule, dose to dty
campus. $7 per hour. Send resume or letter of application
by March 12 to: Public Information Office, Nebraska
Department of Economic Development, P.O. Box 94666,
Lincoln, NE 68509-4666.
Part-time — PM
Part-time afternoon position available in school age pro
yam. Call for more info. 438-3337.
Part-time assistant teacher, 7-10 a.m. or 3-6 p.m., Mon
day-Friday. Join our exciting early childhood programl
Little Kingdom, 5100 Old Cheney Rd.
Part-time, before and after school child care staff needed
at Willard Community Center. Must be able to work,
6:30am-9am or 3-6pm. Experience working with groups
of grade school age children required. Art, sports, drama
and music skills a plus. 475-0805.
Pool Manager
Hillcrest Country Club is in need of a pool mananger for
the 1996 season. Individuals with a great attitude and
ability to work with both adults and children. Availability
from mid-May through Labor Day and a current pool
opeator's permit should apply in person or submit a
resume at 8901 O St. before February 29,1996.
Runner/File Clerk
Needed for downtown law office. Position available im
mediately. Neat appearance required. Hours approxi
mately 1-5pm. Salary, $4.25/hr. Please submit letter of
application to office manager: Suite 830, NBC Center,
Lincoln. NE 68508.
Sales Clerk
$1005/mo
Omaha
Position is temporaiy full time for eight months, Monday
Friday. 8:00 am-5:00 pm. Perform cash register transac
tions, balance out register at end of work day and prepare
deposits. Assist customers as needed. Manintain inven
tory records as needed for re-stocking and re-ordering.
Receive, unpack and price new merchandise. Set-up and
maintain displays. Maintain the appearance of the North
Omaha Tourist information Center Gift Shop in a neat and
orderly fashion (vacuum, trash disposal, dust, etc.)
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-5:00 pm.
REQUIREMENTS: Su months experience in a retail
environment that would include use of basic math skills,
daily monetary transactions, sales work, display set-up,
inventory control, merchandise handling to include re
ceiving, unpacking, price marking, stocking shelves, etc.
is required. Ability to lift/move objects weighing 20
30pounds is required. Ability to communicate effectively
and comprehend both oral and written instructions is
required.
Must complete state application on or before postmarked
dosing date: 3/6/96. Notify our office if you need ac
commodation in the select ton process. Hearing Imparted/
TDD Calls ONLY: (402) 471-4693.
Apply to: 301 Centennial Mall South. First Floor, PO Box
94905, Lincoln, NE 68509: (402) 471 -2075 OR your local
Job Service Office.
NE State Personnel
AA/EOE
l'~—‘ ' ' ' 1
SUMMER
^ EMPLOYMENT W
Iowa’s #1 Summer Camp is
seeking applicants for the ’96
season. Grow as an individual
while working with
children and staff.
Females/Males needed!!
Excellent training, room
and board provided.
Call toll free for an
application:
1(800)456-9622
Located in Spirit Lake Iowa in
the heart of
j The Iowa Great Lakes Region.
Camp Foster YMCA
of the Okobojis.
Special events
Photographers
Must have your own 35mm SLR camera. Photograph and
help people have fun at Friday and Saturday night events.
If you like parties, action, people and photography, then
put your camera to work. Earn yourself some money and
have fun doing it. call; Bob Olson, 467-2577. M-F10-6.
Staff Accountant
Lincoln Telephone is seeking a staff accountant to super
vise the message processing staff in revenueaccounting.
Will be responisble for supervision and administration of
the message processing operation which includes pro
cessing and maintaining interexchange, carrier billing
and preparing settlements.
Candidates must have a bachelor's degree, with account
ing emphasis. Excellent interpersonal oral and intercom
munication skills are required. Candidates should also be
able to analyze and resolve problems. Prefer candidates
with experiece in Mainframe and PC applications.
Lincoln Telephone offers growth potential and benefit
package that includes health, dental and life insurance,
stock purchase plan and educational support.
If you are qualified and interested in wonting in a fast
paced, continuous learning environment send your
confldental resume and salary requirements, postmarked
no later than March 1,1996. to Lincoln Telephone. Attn.
Sharon Wade, P.0.81309, Lincoln, NE 68501-1309. Fax
402-436-4405. Internet: personnel@ltec.com.
TELEMARKETERS
Fastest growing firm where the work environment is
stimulating and fun and where YOU CAN MAKE BIG
BUCKS!
Starting with a guaranteed $6.50 rate, you can earn $8.50
with good performance. We also offer paid training,
awesome non-cash bonuses and flexible hours. In all, a
great part-time position— see for yourself
Apply in person or call Robin. EOE.
IMS
434-2626
Suite 304 Golds Galleria
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Student wanted: PT spring, FT summer work on soil
science research. Collect field samples, lab analysis,
gmhse studies, data entry and compilation. Knowledge of
biol, chem, math, physics, engin, soil and water, lab skills,
etc. desirable. Contact Dr. A. J. Jones; 472-1500;
ajones@unlinfo. unl.edu.
TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS
National Research Corporation, the healthcare indus
try's leading provider of market research, is NOW accept
ing applications for its professional interviewing staff. If
you are interested in healthcare issues, enjoy talking to
people, and are in need of a part-time job— this could be
the opportunity for YOU! NRC offers:
‘ABSOLUTELY NO SELLING!!!
•Evening/weekend -or- daytime hours
‘Flexible scheduling—You choose the days you work!
‘Convenient downtown location
‘Casual and smoke free work environment
•Paid Training
•Competitive nouriy wage.
For more information or to schedule an interview, please
call Data Collection department <§> 475-4520, M-F be
tween 8am & 5pm.
Wanted: Part-time grocery clerk: evening hours until 10
p.m.. Apply in person: Wagner’s Food Pride, 3308 A St.
Wendy’s
Now accepting applications for all shifts at all locations.
flexible schedule
‘Pay based on experience and availability
*Meal discount
•Vacation plan
Stop by today and start earning $$$$ tomorrow!
_ * *
Live-in mother's helper needed for a loving family in
Summet, NJ, mid-May to mid-August help care for 4 1/
2-year-old girl and newborn. Approximately $225/week +
room and board. References and driver’s license re
quired. If interested, call Amy at 464-9187!
Live-in nanny needed for 3-year-old twins and 6 month
old baby in a wonderful Connecticut family. One year
committment (beginning August 1). Weekends off, com
pensation competitive, 2 week paid vacation and holi
days. References and drivers license required. Please
contact Amy at 464-9187 if interested!
TRY AGAIN!!
Child Care worker needed. $6/hour, my home Tuesdays
and Fridays 5-1 Opm. Every other weekend 10-7pm.489
Van driver(s) positions
Hours 7:45 a.m. to 9 a.m., 11 to 1 p.m.,2:30 to4p.m. Good
driving record required. Apply in person. Children’s Dis
covery Center, 2205 Hwy 2.
Office Assistant
State Museum at Morrill Hall is seeking hardworking
individual for part-time employment February-August.
Proficiency in IBM word processing; must have good
typing, proofreading, and spelling skills; must be able to
organize information. $4.25/hour. 12-20 hours a week.
(Successful candidate will have opportunity to continue
next fall.) Send resume to 307 Morrill Hall (0338) by
Wednesday, Feb. 28._
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Lifeguard, WSI, Water-Skiing, Sailing, Windsurfing, Fit
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Rockdimbing, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist, Dra
matics, Ceramics, Jewelry, Wood Working, Photogra
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5 Friend, in Lima
10 Food fish
14 Wings: Lat.
is More sagacious
16 Part of TV
17 Gulf Coast fish
20 Part of R.S.V.P.
21 Circus
performer
22 Notched, as a
leaf
23 Mr. Berra
24 Before, to Keats
25 Large-sized
rainbow
32 -reef
33 Cab. head
34 Tavern
36 Les Etats
37 Pull in a pike
39 First-rate
40 Half boot
41 Controversial
apple spray
42 Armbones
43 Sport fish
47 In what way
48 River of Egypt
49 Happen
52 Monetary unit of
Nigeria
54 Sheep sound
57 “Teach me to
hear
Donne
60 Swift horse
61 “-a Hot Tin
Roof”
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
62 Road for
Romulus
63 Capital of Italia
64 Adding, with
“out”
65 Japanese clogs
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1 Charts
2 Jai
3 Voyage
4 X
5 “Anchors-"
• U.S.N.A.
student
7 “Woe-!”
8 Tackle; rigging
8 Grampus
10 Sound system
11 Valorous one
12 Pub drinks
13 Erase
18 Fish on the
move
19 A county of
Ireland
23 Negators of
nays
24 Limn with acids
25 Porgy
28 Of keys and
chords
27 Writer Jong
28 Houston
ballplayer
29 Last mo.
30 “Once'-time
31 Albacore and
bluefin
35 Buzzers
37 Ball of thread
38 Old Dutch wine
measure
39 Dawns, in Italia
41 Marketplace
42 Lancer in a
European army
44 Latin dance
45 A sounding
together
4« Adjective for a
trek
49 General Bradley
so Marine food fish
51 Pack tightly
52 Its cap. is
Bismarck
53 -spumante
54 Nibble or strike
55 “They have
prepared
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55 Pearl Mosque
city
58 Chill
59 Captain’s boat
