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00s For Sale
Jean Outlet
Great prices used Levi’s and cords. $4.95-$19.95 all sizes.
3242 S. 13th. 420-5151._
Ladies Wedding Set: Unique two tone platinum/14 K ^old
with princess center and channel set band, total weight
1.57 cts. App. $7200. Asking $3900 or b/o. Call Kim at
402-476-7149, M-F, 8-5._
Queen size waterbed, 4 years old, $75. 2 man raft with
electric motor and paddles, $65 060.486-4429.
Star Wbrs, Star Trek figures, comics and more. Booth 27,
Rea Market Emporium. 3235 S. 13th._
Cable descrambler kit, $14.95. See ALL the channels! 1
800-752-1389. ___
1992 Toyota Tercel, olive, 4-speed, A/C, AM/FM cassette,
stereo, 1-owner, LOW Miles, EXCELLENT CONDITION,
GREAT CAR! $4700. 489-6921.
OktemobHe Ninety-Eight—You’ll be safe in this tank for
$1200! Cal 438-5869 and leave message.
“Spring Break’97"
It’s Heaven!! Wake and Bake... Hottest destinations —
Free parties!!! Organize group and travel free, lowest price
guarantee. From $99 1-800-426-7710:
[www.sunsplashtours.com] Call your on-campus rep
Laura@436-9306.
AAA! Spring Break ’97. Cancun, Jamaica and Bahamas!!!
7 nights with air from $399. Daily Free Drink Parties, No
Cover at Best Bars. Panama City, Boardwalk beach re
sort, $129,7/nights beach front
Endless Summer Tours 1-800-234-7007.
CANCUN-PADRE-MAZATLAN
SPRING BREAK’S HOTTEST!
AT UNL—JUSTIN 477-7262
1-800-328-7513
FREE FOOD, DRINK & PARTY
SPECIAL
Up To $200 Discount Coupons
on our Website:
www.studentadvtrav.com
Spring Break ’97
Choose from Daytona, Panama City, Jamaica, Cancun,
Bahamas. Lowest Prices! Aaron 4234197.
Pre-Vet Club Meeting
Wednesday, Feb. 5th, 7pm, East Campus Union, Room
will be posted.
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Earn to $3,000-$6,000/mo in
fisheries, parks, resorts. Airfare! Food/Lodging! Get all the
options. Call (919) 918-7767, ext. A214.
Camp Challenge
Summer Leadership School
So, You didn’t sign up for ROTC as a freshmen or sopho
more. Catch up at Army ROTC Camp Challenge, A PAID
Six-week summer course with college credit in leader
ship training. Call 472-2468 for details.
_ COMMUTERS
Are you tired of riding alone? Find someone to share the
ride. Stop in the Commuter and Student Services Center,
Rm. 116 Nebraska Union for more info.
EASTERN EUROPEAN/ASIAN JOBS —Live in Prague,
Budapest, Tokyo, etc. teaching simple conversational
Enghsh.Ttoten|uages/teachngexp. required. (919)918
Eating Disorders Awareness
Week
February 3-9,1997
Anorexia, bulimia and related eating disorders threaten
lives. This is National Eating Disorders Aws reness Week.
For information, attend one of the fcUowing presentations:
Monday. February 3.1997 at the Hewtt Center from 10:30
a.m. to 1:00 p.m , Tuesday, February 4,1997 at the Cam
pus Recreation Center from 2j00To4;qq p.m.; Wedries
EATING DISORDER SUPPORT
GROUP
ATTENTION WOMEN: Are you looking for someone to
talk to about living with an eating disorder? If you have or
think you may have an eating disorder, you are invited to
attend the Eating Disorder Support Group. The group
meets every Tuesday from 5:30-7X10 pm in the Womens
Center, 340 NU. Questions? Can Kris at 472-9428.
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INTRAMURAL FLOOR
HOCKEY
The last day to enter Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec Floor
Hockey is Tuesday, February 4. Don’t delay. Enter your
team now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Can 472
3467 for more information.
INTRAMURAL WARBALL
TOURNAMENT
The last day to enter the Men's and Women's Warball
Tournament is Tuesday* February 4. Don’t delay! Enter
now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467
for more information.
Meet Your ASUN Senator
Questions ???? Problems ????
Come and voice your concerns
to your student representatives
Monday and Wednesday
Feb. 3 & 5
From 11:00 - 2:00
City Union - booth
OXFORD STUDY ABROAD
All majors are welcome to spend four fun-filled summer
weeks on the Nebraska at Oxford Program. Earn 6 hours
of 300/400 level credit in business and the arts. Windsor
Castle, London, and Shakespeare's hometown are just a
few of the places you can explore in England. There are
still a few spots open for the 1997 program. Sessions will
be held in CBA 138.
Monday, February 3 1:30 - 2:30
- Wednesday, February 5 1:30-2:30
Monday, February 10 1:30 - 2:30
Wednesday, February 12 1:30 - 2:30
For more information, contact: Ann Broyhill CBA 138, or
phone 472-2310.
Student Foundation is giving out 3, $300 Scholarships.
The criteria are: Must be a full time student currently en
rolled at the University with a minimum GPA of 2.5. Appli
cations are available in the Office for Student Involvement
at both City and East Campus Unions, Monday Feb. 3.
Applications are due FRIDAY FEB. 21st, at the Office for
Student Involvement, CITY CAMPUS, BY 3PM.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SPRING ELECTION
Filing forms are now available
at 115 Nebr. Union
for the
Student Govemement Election
March 12
TaeKwonDo-Karate
Free uniform with 4 week introductory course for $49. Call
Lee’s at 484-8989 for more details,
Tri-Beta
applications are Now Available. Pick up in Bio. Sd. advis
ing office in Manter. Due Feb. 7th.
Women’s Group
Meets Tuesdays, 3:30-5 pm, in 338 Nebraska Union. An
opportunity to work on personal issues in the context of a
supportive, yet challenging group. Members will work to
gether to improve communication skills and explore the
dynamics of their personal relationships. Facwtated by
Judith Krfes. Can The Women's Center, 472-2597 for more
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Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 5th, at 5p.m. in the Health Cen
ter.
Hey, Rim Buffs
Join the Nebraska Film
Connection
First Meeting
Feb. 3 6pm
In ONION
Pre-Law Club
Welcome back!
Meeting Feb. 5, city union.
New time — 5:30.
New and old members welcome!
Psi Chi _
General Meeting
Tuee., Feb. 4th
5:00 City Union
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Congratulations to the fc.—frig new officers:
ActMties-Ryan Nietfetdt
Asst. Pledge Ed.-Coffin Johnson .
Alumni ReSttons-Tim Kelly
Social-Kurt Randatt
. Historian-Jon Darnail
Computers-John Wise
Intramurals-Jon Van Meter
House & Grounds-Neil Geiger
Social Awareness-Brent Johnson
Risk Management-Ron Harrison .. *
Philanthropy-Darin Gisdfeltsr
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OA0 Aon
Wsicoms ths Independence Center's
Duto Engel
Monday, Feb. 3,8:00pm in the Union tor a talk about
alcohol and alcoholism.
Singled Out
Singles, act now to be a part of UNL’s biggest, funnest,
and most insane dating game. Turn in entry forms imme
diately to become a part of the dating pool. Entry forms
are available in the greek affairs office. For info call 436
0989 or 436-7024.
The Engineering
and Technology
Career Fair
Thursday, February 6
City Campus Union
9:30 am to 3 pm
Join us for an opportunity
to meet with these companies
to explore your
career fhture!
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ELECTION GROUPS
If you are forming an Election Group for the March 12
Student Government election, you must file your student
organization form no later than 12:00 noon on Wed., Feb.
5. If you have not filed by this time, your election group’s
name will NOT be on the balot. All election forms are avail
able at the Student Government office, 115 Nebraska
Union.
AMCI
AMCI is a leader in real-time data
communications. Provides end-to-end data
radio communications and network
management. AMO currently has the
following opportunities available:
• SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
• MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
•SALES EXECUTIVES
Our competitive salaries are
complemented by an excellent benefits
package including medical, dental, and
life coverage. 401 K Plan, Pension Plan
and more. Interested candidates may
visit our booth or forward a resume and
cover letter to:
AMIC
Human Resources Department
11819 Miami Street
» « r/-rr Omaha, NE 68164, or tax to:
AMU. (402) 496-5601. E0E.
WE'LL BE WAITING FOR YOU!
ALIANT COMMUNICATIONS
WILL BE AT THE
UNL ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
CAREER FAIR ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1997.
WE ARE SEEKING THOSE INDIVIDUALS WITH DEGREES IN
ENGINEERING OR RELATED ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES FOR
UPCOMING VACANCIES. ALIANT COMMUNICATIONS OFFERS
GROWTH POTENTIAL AND A COMPETITIVE COMPENSATION
AND BENEFIT PACKAGE THAT INCLUDES HEALTH, DENTAL
AND LIFE INSURANCE, STOCK PURCHASE PLAN, AND
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT.
OUR REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE WAITING FOR YOU!
Communications
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AN EQUALOPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
Students all over the country are discovering the
rewarding career opportunities at Hormel Foods - a
Fortune 500 corporation. They are finding that the
promote-from-within philosophy rewards employees for
significant contributions.
COME MEET US!
Visit with John Huntley and Brad Blum
WHAT: Engineering & Tech Career Fair
DATE: February 6,1997
TIME: 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. -
PLACE: City Campus Union - Centennial Room
We have entry-level vacancies for: \
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Plant Engineers
Industrial Engineers
Quality & Process Control Engineers
Accountants, Computer Analysts, Production Supervisors,
and Sales Representatives