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New and used bicycles for sale. Life time tune-ups on
new bikes purchased. Closest bike shop to campus.
Blue’s Bike ft Fitness Center 427 South 13th or 3321
Pioneer’s Blvd>. „ _i
The Jean outlet
We sell used Levi’s, Lee’s and Wranglers. Also leather
and camouflage dpthing. ,3241 South 13th 420-5151
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Cable descramHer kit, $14.95. SeeAtLtoeCharmels! i
800^758^)38^
2 U2 tickets for Kansas City concert Price neogotiable.
Call Chris or leave message 402-675-1655.
.. iVorices
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The Job Prom
Wednesday, April 6!
Part-time ft Summer Jobs ft Internships
NE Union-City Campus
9:30am-3pm
More info at
472-8800 or 472-1452
_www-unl.edtVcareers/ooic/sorc.htm_
ALASKA EMPLOYMENT Earn to $3,000-$6,000*no in
fisheries, parks, resorts.Airtare! Food/Lodging! Get al the
options. Cal (919) 918-7767, ext A318.
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New Members can pick up their corrected certificates in
Jackie Reinecke's office, Henzffit 105.
ATTENTION PRE-LAW
STUDENTS
A representative from Creighton Law School will be at A&S
Advising, 107 Oldfariher, wed., April 19, 9am-noon. Call
472-4190 for appt
Chancellor’s Leadership
Recognition Reception
UNL will recognize campus involvement and University
leadership on mursday April 17,1997 at 5:00 in the Wick
Center. Ail are welcome.
CRUISE & LAND TOUR
EMPLOYMENT
Discover how to work in exotic locations, meet fun people,
while earning up to $2,00(Vmo. in these exciting indus
tries. Cruise Information Services: 206-971-3554 Ext.
C57789
CRUISE LINES MMNG —Earn to $2,000+/mo. plus free
world travel (Europe, Caribbean, etc.) No exp. necessary.
Free Room/Board. Ring (919) 918-7767, ext. C318.
DISC GO ROUND
WE BUY h SELL USED CD'S
Used CD's, $5.9947.99.
T-shirts, postsrs, imports, tacky sacks, music
books, souq books and CD towers.
NSW OTa $11.99-812.99
DISC GO ROUND
50th and 0,486-0047.
IF YOU HAVE BEEN INJURED
BY A LEGAL ABORTION CALL
1-600-822-6783. CONSENT
DOESN’T EXCUSE
MALPRACTICE.
Income taxen
at student prices. 1040EZ= $10,1040A= $20,1040=
$30. Includss redsrsl and stats. Cal Tammy at 464
2800.
INTRAMURAL KICKBALL
TOURNAMENT
The last day to enter the Men's, Women’s and Co-Rec
Kickbal tournament isTuesday. April 15. Don't delay! Enter
your team now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call
472-3467 tor more information.
Ki$s-am-U2
Recycled Sounds
Has new posters and music from these bands and
thousands more! Recycled Sounds, 824 P Street,
47^240.
We buy CDs everyday
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NATIONAL PARKS HIRING —Also Beach Resorts,
Ranches, Rafting Companies. Up to $12/hour. Nationwide
openings. Cal (919) 918-7767, ext R318.
successful Supplemental Instruction Program
— expanding. Currently, positions are open
ate leaders of voluntary discussion groups
in Biology 101, History 100, PotiticaT Science 100, Psy
chology 181, Sociology 101, and Geography 155 for the
Fat 1997 semester. Applicants must be undergraduates
who have recently completed one of the above courses
successfully (received an A) and are interested in assist
ing other students in achieving academic success in the
course. The stipend is $850 for the semester; the time
committment is 10 hours per week. Pick up applications
at the Division of General Studies, 33 Canfield Adminis
tration Building. SI leaders’ positions provide valuable
experience for majors and students Interested in careers
in^teaching. Application deadline is Tuesday, April 15,
Want a post-finals
adventure?
Go backpacking and caving with Campus Recreation in
the Guadalupe Mountains otTexas and New Mexico, May
11-18,1997. Student price=$315. For more information,
cal Outdoor Adventures at 472-4777._
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Check out the International
grants available
April 22, at 3:30 in the Union. Informational meeting high
l^tfing Futtxights, Rhodes scholars, and many more! Stop
by totemationai Affairs for more information. 1237 R St.
(behind C8A)
ACHTUNG!
German students wishing to study abroad next year in
BERLIN should come to the informational meeting April
22, at 4:00 pm, at Internationa! Affairs (1237 R St. behind
C8A). Cal 472-5358 (Inti. Affairs) 472-3758
(Christina Branter)
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CAMPUS RED CROSS
Meeting Wed., April 16th, 5pm in the Basement of the
Health Center.
National Organization for
Women
The Lincoln chapter wants YOU at our next general meet
ing on Tuesday, April 15th, 7PM at the YWCA, 1432 N
Street. Equality-minded men and women welcome. Ques
tions: call 434-6695
UNL Horticulture Club
Meeting, Tuesday, April 15; 5pm, 327 Kiem Hail.
Officer Elections
If you would like to run, but cannot attend, contact Beth at
465-5948. _
AprA$i997
Pioneer Golf Course $40/pair
Deadline to register April 18
Call Corinne @ 436-7083
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Congratulations to RyanBuscnkamp on his outstanding
year as Nebraska FFA State Vice President We are proud
of you for your contributions to the FFA Association and to
your fraternity)
Congratulations also to Craig Wiedei for his election to
serve as the Nebraska Phi Beta Lambda State Financial
Vice President Keep up the good work and good luck
with your officer year!
Your Brothers
ATft
By the ray ale decree of Alpha Tau Omega, let it be known
to ad of this fair land, that thou has but twelve midnights,
till the dawn of Stone Book Bade.
ATA
Thanks for having us over to watch 90210 Wednesday.
We had a great time and hope to do it again.
Love the Ladies of Kappa Kappa Gamma
TOB
Congrats to Laurie Choat and Andy Webb (FIJI) on their
pinning. You two are Awesome!
Love Your Sisters
GREEK WEEK
1997
PIECING TOGETHER
A GREATER WHOLE
Schedule of Activities
Saturday, 4/19 Car Wash; time/place TBA
Sunday, 4/20 Car Wash continued
Monday, 4/14 T.J. Sullivan and Joel Goldman speak on
HIV, 7pm, Lied Center
Tuesday, 4/15 Banner Contest & SPIRIT DAY—WEAR
YOUR LETTERS
Wednesday, 4/16 Greek Olympics; time/place TBA
Thursday, 4/17 Greek Week Banquet, 6:30pm, Univer
sity Club, Stuart Building
Friday, 4/18 BBQ’s $ Block Party; time/piace TBA
Sunday, 4/20 All Greek Volunteer, downtown Lincoln
GET EXCITED FOR
A FUN WEEK!!!
KKT
Thank you for inviting us over to watch "Friends’ and for
ice cream afterwards. It as great; we'll call you!
The Men of Triangle
PBL
Scott Moore the Secretary of State of the State of Ne
braska, is coming to speak with us at 6:30pm, on Tues
day April 15th, in the NE UNION, the room will be posted.
Triangle
CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW OFFICERS
Recording Secretary—Joel Pherson
Steward—Pete Ditzler
MDC—Matt Aemi
PR—Michael Balash
IFC—Jon Witt
Intramurals—Dan Demuth
Bursar—Jeremy Warriner
Asst. Social—Jason Hutton
Summer House—Pete Ditzler
Houseman—John Kayi
Scholarship—Pat Miller_,
student Government
POSITIONS OPEN
Have an impact on committees dealing with student re
lated concerns. Applications available at 115 Nebr. Union
for 34 different committee openings for next year. Dead
ine for all positions is 4:00 pm, April 18._
Sonia,
Congratulations on the birth of Samaria. Does she have
any column ideas?
Op editor and the columnists
Want to buy speedoe from former Navy personnel for pri
vate collection. Serious offers oniyt 472-1763 ask for P.L
Can only afford $2 tube-tope, any for sale. Please reply to
472-1686. Ask for S.B._
Working original band needs bass player and drummer.
Female musicians encouraged. Contact H 438-4716.
FAST FUNDRAISER-RAISE $800 M $ DAYS-GREEKS,
GROUPS, CLUBS, MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. FAST,
EASY-NO FINANCIAL OBLIGATION. (800)862-1882
EXT.33
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FUNDRAISER-Motivated Groups needed to earn $500+
promoting AT&T, Discover, Gas, and Retail Cards. Plan
now for the next semester to get priority for the best dates.
Call Gina at 1-800592-2121 ext. 110. Free C.D. to quali
fied callers.
300s Jobs
$$ Hundreds per day mailing letters! Complete manual
only $22.00, order today. W. Dawkins, Dept. M, 2610 NW
52nd, Lincoln, NE 68524
Aerobic instructors need to fill a variety of classes at the
Cottonwood Club. CPR certification required. 475-3386
CASH PAID NIGHTLY
Domino's Pizza is now hiring delivery drivers for all shifts.
You basically make your schedule to fit what you need.
Must have your own car and insurance. Good driving
record a must Make $6.00 to $9.00/hour and get a pay
check weekly. Apply at any Domino’s Pizza or call 434
2380.
COMPUTER OPERATOR
University off Nebraska
Computing Services Network
Operate the University’s mainframe computer system/con
soles, mount computer tapes, operate printers and other
off-line equipment. Computer knowledge and good cus
tomer service skills preferred. At a minimum must be able
to work in four-hour time blocks, 16-20 hours per week.
The Data Center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a
week. Must be able to work summers and school breaks.
Hours wM vary but shifts wil be scheduled primarily on
weekends and graves (11:00pm-7:00am). $5.25 hourly.
Apply at 235 Nebr. Hal.
Construction Work
Concrete, roughing, painting and miscelaneous. Top dol
lar paid if you know how to work and you have construc
tion references. Must have own truck! Phoenix Properties
474-5327
Construction company wants operator, part-time now and
ful time summer, Lincoln area, for dozer, scraper, loader,
tractors and backhoe. Will also train. 402-785-3815 or402
430-7304.
Daycare assistant for 6-8 school-age children June-Au
gust, CPR/first-aid-certified, full-time, $40/day, EXCEL
LENT PARENT SUPPORT. 470-3796.
DO YOU LIKE BEING #1?
Come work for Lincoln's #1 Pizza Restaurant.
Free meals, Competitive\&ages, Flexible Sched
ule, Great Work Environment, and Knowing
you’re associated with the BEST!
Valentino’s Restaurant at 13 & Q is now accept
ing applications from 8am-11am, and 2pm-5pm
for
SUMMER JOBS:
’Dining Room Positions
’KHchsn Positions
Earn extra money 10-15/hours a week doing cleaning and
household chores, flexible day hours. Call 423-4924.
Film production, talent management, and internships avail
able. Call Creative Artists Management, 800-401-0545.
Help wanted for custom harvesting, combine operators,
and truck drivers. Experience preferred, good summer
wages. Call 970-483-7490, evenings.
Hillcrest Country Club
is looking for an assistant pool manager and lifeguards
for the summer. Individuals with a great attitude, an ability
to work well with children and adults, and lifeguarding
experience. Available mid-May through Labor Day. Apply
in person or submit a resume at 8901 East O Street by
April 21st.
Hinky Dinky at 48th & Van Dom is seeking applicant for
Part time evening and weekend deli clerk. A way to pick
up extra $$$’s! Stop by our courtesy booth and apply.
Hinky Dinky at 48th & Van Dom is seeking Part time Flo
ral designer for evening and weekends. Experience is
definitely preferred. Apply at our courtesy booth.
If you are energetic, optimistic, enjoy chaHange, and want
to make a positive difference in someone’s life,
Tranfiguration Incorporated is looking for you! Now hiring
instructors to teach life skills to people with developmen
tal disabilities. Quality of services is our mission, make it
yours!Apptyat 1316 N St Suite 107, Monday-Friday, 9:30
If you went on spring break and spent all your money and
want a good part-time job to make some money, call Eric
at 477-0303.
*No selling involved
‘Evening hours: 5-9pm, Monday-Thursday; 5-8pm Friday;
and 9-12pm on Saturday*
$6/hour
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Invoicing Entry
Easy entry level work-Knowledge of Windows helpful-Very
flexible schedOle-FuH lane & part time-470-3676,800-573
5230
NEED SOME CASH?
IMMEDIATE TELEMARKETING POSfTIONSAVAILABLE,
SET YOUR OWN SCHEDULE AND WE WILL PAY YOU
WEEKLY!
JRW SALES
IS EXPANDING AND NEEDS YOU TO JOIN OUR WELL
TRAINED AND HIGHLY-PAID STAFF. CALL TODAY,
START TOMORROW!
436-3080
Now hiring for alt positions. Please apply in person be
tween 2-4pm. Bum Steer 6440 O St.
Overnight-freight company seeking PT and FT employ
ees for delivery and pick-up. Must be 21 years old. Good
driving record. $6.00mr. Flexible hours. Apply at 2200West
Adams No. 5 c/o Airborne Express between 10AM-5 PM.
Life Skills Trainers
Youth Care Specialists
Developmental Services Of Nebraska, Inc.
Developmental Services of Nebraska, Inc. (a XAHO ac
credited agency) is excited to announce the opening of a
new residential facility serving young men with mild de
velopmental disabilities. We are currently accepting ap
plications for full and part-time Life Skills Trainers and
Youth Care Specialists providing services to adolescent
and young males in one of our residential programs. Mini- j
mum qualifications: 21 years of age, high school gradu
ate or equivalent. Prefer bachelors degree and 6 months
experience working with people in a human service re
lated field. Due to assistance with personal issues (in
cluding hygiene), Male applicants only. Must be willing
to learn and implement physical intervention during be
havioral crisis situation. Must have reliable transportation
and valid driver's license. Immediate openings available.
Coma be part of an ongoing, exciting adventure. Ex
cellent pay and outstanding benefits. Afternoons, eve
nings, and weekend shifts available.
Closing date 4/30/97
A^at:
1115 K Street, Suits 102
Lincoln, NE 68508
402-435-2800
Directly sccoseiblo parking
EOE/AA/AOA
Little King Restaurant 10th & South. Lunch time help
needed. Good wages. Please apply personally after 2:00
p.m.
The National Bank of Commerce is currently accepting
‘^'“’“teiIeBs
Bank South, 1
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Encoder-Item Processing i
Accounting Clerk
Financial Adm:
Telecommunication
- Monttor-FCT
Computer Programer/intemal
Audit
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For more details please call the first commerce job
hotline, 434-4700
Equal Opportunity Employer
PAID INTERNSHIPS
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
$7.00 per hour. Three openings. Must have strong com
munication, teamwork and organizational skills. Ability to
work independently, meet deadlines, carry out projects.
Experience IBM compatible Windows software. Prefer
graduate students with Community and Regional Plan
ning, Business and/or public administration background
or coursework. Interest in community economic develop
ment, rural Nebraska a plus. Includes occasional confer
ences, mass mailings, letter preparation. Community
Improvement Intern: Knowledge of community develop
ment process, resource identification, volunteer and lead
ership development. Experience conference/banquet
planning and marketing. Housing Intern: Must be able to
work with little supervision. Interest in housing - consumer
science, Community Development Intern: Strong re
search, analytical skills. Will address Community Devel
opment Block Grant and planning issues. Internships to
begin in May and extend through December (with possi
bility of 1 998 Spring semester extension). 20 hours/week,
flexible schedule. Send resume or letter of application,
specifying internship, before April 30 to Community and
Rural Development, Nebraska Department of Economic
Development, PO Box 94666, Lincoln, NE 68509-4666.
PART TIME INSTRUMENT
WASHER
I sco, Inc., a manufacturing firm, has an immediate part
time opening for an Instrument Washer, this person will
dean instruments returned to the factory for repair. Re
quirements are the ability to lift 60 lbs., and to read and
write. Starting pay is $6.05/hr. Please apply at, or fax re
sume to:
I sco, Inc.
Human Resources Department
531 West gate Btvd.
Lincoln NE 68528
FAX 402/458-5502
AA/EOE
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Immediate full and part-time openings for experienced and beginning
concrete finishers, formsetters, construction workers and equipment
operators. Valid driver's license & transportation required.
Check us out at the JOB PROM April 16th
• Great Pay • Tbition Assistance Program
• Set-up, Pouring and •3*iud Holidays
Finishing Experience • 401 K
• Flexible Hours • Great Work Groups
• Drug-Free Work Environment II
Call today! 441-3000 « 3421 S. 7th Suite A