02 Appliances 400 Roommates
05 Btcyctes 410HousingWanted
10 Books 420 Rooms/Rent
13 Clothing 430 Houses/Rent
16 Computers 440 Duplex/Rent
20 Furniture 450 Apartments/Rent
30 Jewelry 460 Summer Housing
40 Misc. For Sale 470 Mobile Homes/Rent
45 Musical Instruments 480 Vacation/Rent
46 Office Furniture 490 Homes/Sale
50 Pets -
55 Photo Equipment
60 Sporting Goods -
65 Stereos/TVs 500 Adoption
70 Tfc*a| Exchange 505 Alterations & Sewing
90 Vehicles 510 Automotive
515 Bicycle Service
520 Bridal
525 Catering
200 Rides 528 Child Care
, 203 Spring Break Trips Cteaning^aundry
t 205 Career Events 531 Cleaningrttouseholds
210 Announcements 535 Computer Service
04 c Unntkifif 540 CffiQfiBfflfnGnt
£ 19 IWwIBlyc esc fs ifUf..
220 Greek Affairs 54«
230ShrdentGovernment 550Heakh&fitness
240 Personals 553 insurance
242 Pinning & 555 instructiorvTutoring
Engagements 558 Job Placement
245 Lost S Found 560 Lawn care
250 Wanted 565 Legal Services
260 Fundraising 5/3 Music Exchange
270 900 Numbers 575 Photography
578 Pregnancy
580 Printing a Copying
582 RecycSng
— __- 583 Refigious
300 Help wanted 535 Rentals
310 Child Care §88 Tarring
320 Work Study Jobs 590 Tattooing
330 Summer Jobs 593 Travel
340 Internships 595 Typing a Resumes
I _ _
$3.25 gerdayfor 15 wor^oimdividual student
$4.50 par day for 15 words on non-student ads.
|715 each additional word.
$.75 billing charge.
Personal ads must be prepaid.
Found ads may be submitted free of charge.
DEADLINE: 2 p.m. weekday prior.
The Daily Nebraskan will not print any adver
tisement which discriminates against any person
on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, race,
religion, age, disability, marital status or national
origin.
or reject any ^dvtwisemenf aTany6time wl^ch
does not comply with the policies and judgments
of the newspaper.
arsagree toassume liability for
Saga Foxfur waist length, medium large, never worn, paid
$2500, WILL SACRIFICE BEST OFFER. 435-2611 any
time
COMPUTER
RENAISSANCE
WE BUS SELL, TRABE USED AMD NEW COMPUTER
330J4 4e5rstra«rt Pn' 4654040
Coach & Love seat, matching set. $50,486-4721
Engagement ring with wedding band. Marquise with ba
guettes, 1/2 carat, like new, 420-5451 or 472-7411.
BACKTRACK RECORDS
Lincoln’s vintage record shop. Quality used CDs, $7.50 or
less, LPs, Cassettes, Posters. 3833 South 48th, 489-3817.
Top of line painting air brush set. Never used. Best offer
423-9138 after five
Sold Drummer wanted tor local band with national release.
If no answer leave message 467-3788_
Cable descrambler kit, $14.95. See ALL the channels! 1
800-752-1389. _
VCR w/remote $85; also, COLOR TV excellent $75; cal
466-8520._._
90 Foid Escort Pony. Red, 2DR, auto, 88K, nice stereo,
$2000.423-5069.
200s Notices
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Limited space to CANCUN & JAMAICA from $399 per
person. 7 nights/Bdaysi We offer the best drink specials
and private parties around. Also, we have packages to
Daytona Beach & Panama City from $120. Student Travel
Services - CaH Mike at 438-8185._
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Attention students:
Please review your sylabi for Dead Week conflicts. Con
tact the Student Government office, 115Nebr. Union, (472
2581) with discrepanices or questions.
Dead Week Policy:
Finals only at time per Officai Schedule of Classes or time
during finals week mutually agreeable to all.
Examinations allowed during Dead Week: laboratory prac
tical examinations, make-up or repeat examinations and
self-paced examinations. Quizzes are acceptable.
Projects, papers and speeches due Dead Week need to
have been assigned by the eighth week of the semester.
Project & scope, not topic.
Have Extra Clothes?
Donate to the
CLOTHING DRIVE
Donations boxes:
City Union: NE Union 220 & 340 and Love Library
East Union Rm 300 aid Home Econ. Bldg 234
The Women’s Center
472-2597
•V
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Aviation Institute
Pilot Ground School Courses now forming for Spring Se
mester. See the class schedule or call 472-4432 for more
information.
DEAD WEEK
Absolutely NO finals may be given during Dead Week.
Finals can ONLY be moved to another time DURING FI
NALS WEEK with the unanimous consent of the class
Quizzes are acceptable. Stop by the ASUN office, 115
Nebr. Union with questions or complaints or call 472-2581.
DISC GO ROUND
WE BUY A SELL USED CD’S
Used CD's, $5.9P-$7.99.
50th and 0,4864)047.
Innocents Society
FreshmanjScholarship
Each year, the Innocentfiotiety recognizes outstanding
freshman who show potentM in the areas upon which In
nocents Society membership in based: academic achieve
ment leadership, and service.
Applications are now avalabie at 106 AdmMslralionBuld
ing, Office for Student Involvement (city union and east
union), and the Cuiture Center.
NASA Space Grant
Scholarships
Award range S25O-S2S0O. Research, course work and
flight options available. Available to students pursuing sci
ence, math, technology or aeroHiace related fields. Appli
cations available at Neihardt Residence Center Room
2113. Deadline is Dec 13th. For more info call 472-4432.
“Gambling on College
Campuses”
presented by
The Fraternity of Phi Gamma
Delta
Tuesday, Dec. 10
6:30 PM
Student Union
Colonial Room
This event will be covered by the national and print
media.
Actuarial Science Club
Bowling noght isTuesday Dec. TO at 6:30 pm at the East
Campus Lanes. Members who have paid dues bowl free!
Attention: RTC students. Info meeting December 10 at
3pm, Henzlik lounge. HIV elementary educators.
Pi S^naA^pha
Final meeting of the semester Dec. 9th in Nebraska Union
at 4pm. New member initiation and guest speaker, Secre
tary of State Scott Moore. All Political Science Majors/Mi
nors are invited.
Pre-Dental Club
Christmas party with Dr. Kueter. Tues, Dec. 10. Meet at
Broyhill Fountain at 6:00pm Sharp on Tues. Please bring
dues.
The PubHcattons Board will meet at 2:30 p.m„ Tuesday, in
the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies.
AH are imffled to attend.
Tri-Beta
Old Chicago: Meet at Manter, 9:00pm, on Tues, Dec. 10.
Bring your thristl
Ag Men
Congratulations to our newty elected officers:
President—Craig Burnside
Vice-President—Ouane Becker
Financial Treasurer—Aaron Harvey
Physical Treasurer—Aaron Berger
Rush Chair—Chris Forch
House Manager—Ftoilie Zumbrunn
Social Chair—Dan Goeke
Pledge Educator—Chris Hansen
Steward—Travis Fries
Alumni Coordmator—Brent Claassen
Secretary—Lance Mosier
Also, thanks to the out-going officers, you’ve done a great
job.
xo
Congratulations to the new executive of Chi Phi
President Seth Schuchman
Vice President BW*new member* Miller
Secretary: Jim Rogers
Treaure: James B Ward
House Manager Tom ‘cops* Schott
Historian: Masa Nkya
Risk Manager Matt Biggs
Rush Chairman: Flower Hamilton, Todd Schiuefer, Jerrod
Wkzei
Social: Chad Brown, Mike Hashman
New Member Educator Scott Tuff
IFL Rep: Justin ’’keys’ Kalhofl
Philanthropy: Mark Zmarzty
Alumni Chair John Vogel
Good luck in your next term and may the force be with
you.
The Men of Chi Phi
OAQ
Congratulations to our new officers:
President-Joe Potter
Vice President-Mitch Riley
Ban Powder Chairman- Patrick Pisser
Treasurer-Tyson
CTA Part time Bus Driver- Keenan Stump
Secretary-John Some
Head lough Hasher- Bryan Simon
Alum* Cm Leahy
flodoo Pawn Chris Mooderiotiw
..House Manager- Ryan Retker
Folding LawnChak-Aardn Larson
rv-i—i — -« ' »—»_'1 _L- _
ocnotarsiup* JonRvionDevmor
Off-Shore Gambling Kingpin- Morgan Raoher
Social- Chip ‘n Dele/llpier
ButOess Chaps Saiasman-Brian Benson
Wanden-AJex
•Mane A TaT neprosontative- Mike Potter
INS Chairman- See warden
Pledge Trainer-Argubright/Shfley
Grand Wizard-John Kkitman
FIJI
Apologies to the newly elected members whom we forgot
Chair of Wining: Brad Schaepple
Chair of Dining: Erik DrumheHer
Co-Chair Tom Scott
Chair or Rec. Equipment (Balls): Andrew Poff
Scholarship Chair Ben Silverstein
Chaplain: Matt Menvor
House Critic: Pat ‘Moe’ Miner
Democratic Liason: Brian Hensley
House Barbar Mike Ruhlman
"TALLS" Coordinator: Aaron Ness
Fire Safety: Jason Jacobi
Campus Involvement: Mike Murphy
Congratulations to our newestPhfs—Calie Crawford, Beth
Straub, June Pickey, and Tracy West. We love you guys!
Love, your Sisters
Congrats to Chandra elected as PanheR
Vice President.
Love, your Sisters
IFC overall rush chair and public relations applications are
now available in IFC. They wiR be due January 17th.
KA0
Congratulations to our 1997 officers:
President- Tiffany Jackes
VP Administration-Becky Gould
VP Development- Laura Farha
VP Finance- Amber Oshes
VP PuMc Relations- LWy Butler
Social- Heather Ptucha
Social Deputy-Tasha Hahn
Risk Management- Beth Schaffart
Membership Ed-Megan Wlgert
Membership Ed Deputy-Juke Williams
House Manager- KeRi Sake
Scholarship-Bridget Hoffart
Finance Deputy-Sara Wenande
Purchase Fund- Suzie Camper
Recording Secretary- Jami Havel
Reference- Courtney VanAnne
Computer- Kathi Chaillie
Archavist/Historian-Angie Mandyk
Ritualist- Carolyn Armstrong
Awards-Sara Speric*
Serivce- Laurie Jacobs
Service Deputy- Karin Lossi
Alumni Relations- Kelly Spreeh
Alternate PanheHenic- Hillary Monie
Administrative Secretary- Kara Marshall
Membership Chair- Dana Hawthrone
Rush Chair- Natalie Ruhl
Editor- Kelly Long
Editor Deputy- Shelby McKinley
Music Chair- Katy Byrne
Intramurals- Megan Anderson
Environmental-Marcy Petermann
Banner Chair- Sue Tresham
SAE
Con regulations to the players selected to the All-Star First
Team of the Nike College Regional Flag Football Champi
onships.
Quarterback: Jon Paul Schieber
Receiver Chris White
Defensive Back: Brent Robinson
The Brothers of SAE
ZAP
Phi Alpha to the Brother of he Week:
John Hecox
It’s better to give than to receive.
The Brothers of SAE
To the Pledges of AGR,
Thank you for the fun time ice skating. We'll slide around
with you guys anytime.
_From the new initiates from Kappa Delta
Student Court and
Nebraska Union Bd;
Positions open on both Student Court (for the ’96-’97 year)
and on the Nebraska Union Adv. Bd. for term beginning in
January.
Applications available aM15 Nebr. Union. Dec. 13.
French tutor wanted. 423-3111.
300s. Jobs
$ $ $ $ $
Sales Representatives
Nation's industry leader is expanding the marketing/sales
department in Uncoin/Omaha. We ars seeking top quality
sates representatives to market our services.
Wo offer
* $18,000 • $19,000 salary
* Great commission and O.T. plan
* Full benefits package
‘Paid training
* Room for advancement
If you have the desire for success call 477-0303 to set up
an interview! Ask for Jason.
Accounting Assistant
UHL1AMR Communictelons
A Information Technology
Help with billings, accounts receivable. Requires computer
experience. Need high degree of accuracy with numbers,
detail, and keyboardng. 15-20 hours per week. CaM Betty
472-8526.
AmeriCorps Members Needed:
8 positions available for new Changing Trends program.
Main responsibility wMba tutoring and mentoring chidren
of color. Members will be placedat the Malone Commu
nity Center, Hispanic Community Center, Good Neighbors
Center and 3 Family Resource Centers. If selected,
AmeriCorps members need to complete 1700 hours of
service during a twelve month period, will receive a living
allowance of $7945, and upon successful completion of
service wil receive an educational award of $4725 to be
used to pay for higher education and/or student loans.
MaH cover totter and resume to: Malone Community Cen
ter, 2032 U Si, Uncoin Ne, 88503: Attn: Martyn Logan,
program director. Oeadfine: Dec 20. For more informa
tion, Cai474-1110. All agencies involved in the program
are committed to EEQMA/AOA.
Become s contemporary erfocator-a Monteseori teacher.
Seeking a qualified candklate to sponsor in Monfcssori
training 1997-98. Prairie HB Learning Center, eat 1961,
10 mfies south of Lincoln. Cafi 4388668.
Before & After School
BiSreation
Lincoln Parks and Recreation has openings with before
and after school programs woridng with etementary chil
dren, Openings toatart Jan. 6,1997. Before School Hours,
7-9am, ($5.20-$5.4Qftv). After School Hours 2:30-5:45pm
or 3:15-5:45pm ($5.00-$5.20/hr). Days Mon-Fri. Apply at
gtegiround office, second floor. 1225 F Street, 441-7952
ARE YOU AT HOME LOOKING
TO GET BACK IN THE BUSI
NESS WORLD OR IN SCHOOL
LOOKING FOR SOME EXTRA
DOLLARS?
FIRST BANK WANTS YOU!
First Bank NA, one of the largest and most progressive
financial services organizations in the midwest has im
mediate openings for part-time and peak-time Tellers.
Part-time schedules are from 20 hours up and earn com
petitive $$ based on your experience and offer a com
plete benefits package. Peak-time schedules are less than
20 hours and begin at $8.19 per hour without benefits.
Responsibilities include assisting customers in conduct
ing financial transactions (deposits, withdrawals, advances,
payments, etc.) in a way that makes them feel good about
First Bank, making product and service referrals to cus
tomers, and accurately balancing a cash drawer.
Qualified candidates are required to have a high school
(tipioma or equivalent and prior cash handferg or customer
service/relations experience hetofU. Good interpersonal
sldte and the abWty to work wel with customers are re
quired.
If you are interested In a chatienging and rewardkig op
porlunity as a part-time or peak-time Tetier, apply at »iy of
our branches in UncoM
First Bank is an equal opportunity employer, dedicated to
Affirmative Action and a ctiverse workforce.
Attention: Nurtfnj, Qofontology, and Human Sarvftoo
Majors. Part-time and futi-time personal caregiver posi
tions for the elderly available. Competitive wages and ex
cetient benefits. Contact Doreen at Haven Manor, 434
2680.
Building Blocks Learning Center now hiring Assistant Di
rector. Elementary education or related field required. Ap
ply in person, 4805 South 16th.
Immedtate openings for ful-tima/part-llmo loachora. part
time transportation specialists, and part-time cook. Apply
in person at BuNdktg Blocks Learning Center, 4805 South
16th.
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LaundryLand at 56lh A Hokhage and at 27fo A Starr are
hiring for the 7 pm-12mid shift, 3-4 nights/week. Also, our
21sT A J location is hiring for the 1:45pm-7:30pm shift, 24
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