Lawn care personnel needed. Full time or part time.
Morning and afternoon hours available. Call 432-5602
to apply.
Lawn care personnel needed full time and part time
positions available. Must have neat appearance and
good^driving record. Call Terry at Lawnscape.
NEED EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS for land and
water aerobics, weight room and spinning. Please apply
at Northeast YMCA 2601 North 70th or call
434-9257.
NEED SOME CASH?
IMMEDIATE TELEMARKETING POSITIONS
AVAILABLE, 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
★ ★★★
$10.10
Due to expansion, international company must fill 33
local back-to-school openings by 9/24. Schedule
around classes. Call M-F, 11-5pm, 477-8663.
__
Old Chicago. A.M. and P.M. line cooks and pizza
cooks. Wages negotiable. 477-2277. 826 “P’ Street.
Contact Ron Johnson.
P.T. Production Operator
KOLN/KGIN-TV has part-time Production Operator po
sition openings. Duties include camera, C.G.
videotape, and audio. Must be willing to work early
mornings, evenings, weekends, and holidays. Applica
tion deadline 9/22/97. Send Cover letter and resume to
Personnel Assistant, KOLN/KGIN-TV, PO Box 30350,
Lincoln, NE 68503. EOE__
Part time help needed hours available from 7:30am to
noon or 12:30-5;30pm. Flexible around college sched
ules. Could earn up to $6.50 an hour to start plus ben
efits. Call for appointment. 474-5323, ext. 245.
Part time morning positions. M,W,F. Math proficiency
required. Honesty and integrity a must. Reliable
transportation. Apply in person, Paycheck Advance.
1144 Cornhusker Highway.
Part time receptionist with flexible hours wanted for
small law firm. Please call 434-2390.
PART-TIME APPLICATION
ENGINEERING ASSISTANT
Enty level position for Engineering student with back
ground in heat and mass transfer. Individual will assist
Application Engineers to evaluate, select and calculate
performance; write up Proposals and follow-up with
customers. Customer contact involving industrial boil
ers and related auxiliaries. Mechanical or Chemical
Engineering Student. Please Call:
Shawna Hilbert
Personnel Director
Nebraska Boiler Company
(402) 434-2000
P.O. Box 82287
Lincoln, NE 68501
PART-TIME Floral Processing/Delivery Positions Open.
Rose Express. 4920 N. 57th St., Suite B (North of
Cornhusker and 1 Block East of HWY 77). No Calls
Please.
Phone volunteeers needed. Excellent experience for
human services/psychology majors. Lincoln Personal
Crisis service, will hold a one day volunteer training
session, Saturday September 27th 9-4:30pm at Com
munity Mental Health Center near 17th and South.
Register by calling 475-5171 or 489-3275 and leave
your name and number.
P)ay-Q$h
Fan Factory
Let us run you through opr system and squeeze you
out a success! Call flowfls7-41oi.
PT Receptionist
Looking for flexible part time work, 15-20 hours/week?
Check us out. Healthcare Communications is looking
for a motivated individual who enjoys reception desk
and clerical duties. Required skills include 1 year of re
ception or equivalent duties, great
phone/communication skills, 35+WPM. Macintosh ex
perience a plus. Great location near Gateway Mall.
Please send resume and cover letter to: Healthcare
Communications, Inc., Attn: HR:ADM„ 210 Gateway,
Ste. 200, Lincoln, NE 68505.
Public Relations Internship
A prestigious firm is currently accepting applications
for an on-campus Public Relations Intern. If you are
interested, please forward your resume to: P.O. Box
6008, Lincoln, NE 68506.
RECEPTIONIST/
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Lancaster Manor seeks a dependable individual for
routine work receiving and directing visitors, performing
clerical duties, and/or operating a departmental
switchboard. Qualifications: High school graduate or
equivalent. Criminal history check will be made on top
appticants.
Hourly: $6.90/ Hrs: PART-TIME; 4:15pm-9:00pm; M-F;
alternating days and weekends; Saturday and Sunday
2:45pm-9:00pm.
Must complete a Supplemental Questionnaire and an
application returned or postmarked on or before: FRI
DAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1997.
Apply at:
City-County Employment Office
555 S. 10th Street Rm 114
Lincoln, NE 68508
402/441 -7596 (Voice Mail Box)
EOE/AA
Responsible and Dependable?
Are these qualities you posses? If so, Westlake Hard
ware maybe the place for you. We are currently hiring
for the position of full time department manager and
full or part-time cashiers. Positions include days, eve
nings, weekends. Westlake offers competitive pay,
profit sharing, 401K, employee discounts and many
oth enefits. If this looks interesting? Apply in person
Wf Hardware, 2600 South 48th. (Vandom Plaza)
EOE/MFDV
Sales Clerk
Part-time flexible hours M-F, work with business cus
tomers with some food preparation/clean up. Call
SNACK HAVEN. 434-4500,134 North 12th.
I ' - -
School Closing Intern
KOLN/KGIN-TV is currently seeking applicants tor the
above position. This is a part-time, temporary paid in
ternship program. 18-20 hours per week, M^F, 5
am-8:30 am, and some evenings (on-call). The position
will last from mid-October 1997to mid-April 1998.
Must have excellent oral and written communication
skills, reliable transportation, work well under pressure
and be extremely dependable. PC and/or data entry
experience required. Must be willing to work early
mornings, weekends and evenings. Interested appli
cants should send resume with cover letter to: Per
sonnel Assistant, KOLN/KGIN-TV, P.O. Box 30350;
Lincoln, NE 68503. AppHcation Deadline: 9/12/97.
Security needed, 3rd shift, PT, can study while working,
call 476-6600 ext 350.
Spaghetti Works is Wring Daytime Wait Staff. Apply
at 228 N. 12th, 8-10 or 2-4.
STUDENT PROGRAM
Union Bank & Trust is seeking Freshman and Sopho
more undergraduate students who are looking to gain
experience in the Financial Industry.
*$6.61 perhour
•Flexible schedule
•Work a minimum of 20 hours per week
•Commitment of at least 2 years to the program
‘Sales, cash handling, and customer contact experience
preferred
Please apply in person M-F 8:30-5:00, Human Re
sources, 3615 S 48th.
W UNION BANK
& TRUST COMPANY
Equal Opportunity Employer • Member FDIC
The Nebraska Club
Is now hiring full- and part-time evening lounge staff.
Apply in person Monday-Friday, 10 am-9 pm, or Satur
day, 5 pm-9 pm. 233 South 13th, 20th floor, First Bank
Building.
TO $500 TUITION
ASSISTANCE ANNUALLY
NBC
aCtarCcuaaM
National Bank of Commerce is currently accepting Ap
plications for
Branch Specialist- Williamsburg
Teller- Williamsburg
Teller-bastpark
(3)Teller- Pioneers
Credit Card Collector/BankCard
(2)Encoder- Item Processing
Sorter Operator- FC Technologies
(2)CoNege Interns Auditing
For more details call the First Commerce Job Hotline at
434-4700.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Truck driver wanted for fall harvest, must be able to
drive large grain trucks. Close to Lincoln, call
782-2009.
We need employees!
Clerks afternoons and evenings, apply in person.
Mike's O Street Drive-In. 22nd & O.
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• Job
I away?
Pick up the phone and you’ll find out
National Research Corporation has a lot to offer.
NRC is accepting applications for its professional inter
viewing evening/weekend staff. ABSOLUTELY NO
SELLING! If you are interested in joining an industry
leader in providing the most actionable, up-to-date
market information to health care organizations, please
call us today!
NRC Offerings include:
•Paid training
•Paid parking with convenient downtown location
•Flexible scheduling
•Casual/smoke-free work environment
‘Competitive hourly wage
For more information or to schedule an interview,
please call our Data Collection job line at 475-4520.
EOE ADA
**Flexible Hours**
Work study students needed at city/east campus li
braries. Day, evening or weekend hours.
$5.15-$5.40/hr. Apply Love Library, Rm. 136.
472-3963.
BIG RED
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
If gaining valuable business skills/experience and
building your resume while in college is important, you
should call our office to learn more about our unique
opportunity. Northwestern Mutual Life, a Fortune 500
Company, has an Internship program that was recently
recognized in a book, "America's Top Internships*
as one of the “Top Tan" programs in the country. To
learn more, check out our website at
www.northwesternmutual.com/sales then call
483-7871 for an interview.
ATTENTION
I need five responsible and committed students to
help run my business. Call Dan at 402-467-2775. Ftexi
bie hours._
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| STUDENTS':
• No more money left on
the money tree?
• Tired of asking the folks
for some cash?
Return to donating and earn
up to $28 when you bring in
your student ID. Call or stop in
today.
Centeon Bio-Services
1442 ‘O’ Street
475-8645
*2-5 month lapse (fee subject to change}
BILLY MADISON &
TOMMYBOY
I'm looking for 2 fun, energetic individuals to help run
and take over my business. 2-3 k/mo. potential.
465-4997
ATTENTION
PRE-LAW STUDENTS
A representative from Creighton Law School wiH be at
A & S Advising, 107 Oldfather, Thursday, Sept. 18,
12:30-3:30. Caff 472-4190 for appointment.
BE THERE!!
Student Impact Team „
1st Meeting
Tues. - Sept. 16
7:00 p.m. - City Union
Room to be posted
Biotechnology Seminar
Dr. Alan Hinnebusch of NIH, Child Health and Human
Development, ‘Translational Regulation of Yeast
GCN4: A Window on Factors Controlling Initiator tRNA
Binding to Ribosomes” September 17, 4:00 p.m., Han
sen Auditorium, E103 Beadle Center. For more infor
mation, call 2-2635.
Check out the SPIRIT LEADERS at the Student Involve
ment Fair. Wednesday, September 17th.
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Clue #1
Looks like you could use some help finding clues to
find the keys that start the Mountain Dew Jeep. So
what section do you find help in?
Decorate your new space— lots of new posters at
Recycled Sounds arriving daily. Recycled Sounds,
1211 “0" Street, 476-8240.
Eating Disorders
Support Group
Do you think you may have an eating disorder? Are
you struggling with food issues? The Eating Disorders
Support Group offers support and guidance for people
coping with eating disorders. Meets'Wednesdays,
5:30-7pm in room 338, Nebraska Linton. CaH Tricia at
the Women’s Center, 472-9428 for more info.
Homecoming 1997
General Meeting
Student organizations, Greek chapters, and Residence
Hall floors be sure and send your representative to the
general meeting, Tuesday - September 16 at 6:00, East
Campus Union. Attendance points will be given.
INTRAMURAL GOLF
TOURNAMENT
The last day to enter the Men's, Women’s, and Co-Rec
Golf Tournament is Tuesday, September 16. Don’t Delay I
Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call
472-3467 for mote infcfrnation.
intramural innertube
WATER BASKETBALL
The last day to enter Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec
Innertube Water Basketball is Tuesday, September 16.
Don’t delay! Enter your team now at the Office of Cam
pus Recreation. Caul 472-3467 for more information.
INTRAMURAL PRE-SEASON
FLAG FOOTBALL
TOURNAMENT
The last day to enter the Men’s and Women’s
Pre-Season Flag Football Tournament is Tuesday, Sep
tember 16. Don't delay! Enter now at the Office of Cam
pus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more information,
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
TOURNAMENT NIGHT
Don’t miss the Intramural Sports Tournament Night this
Friday, September 19 at the Campus Recreation Cen
ter!! The action starts at 6:00pm and includes the fol
lowing events: Inner tube Water Basketball, Soccer
Skills, Badminton Doubles, 4-on-4 Volleyball, 2-on-2
Basketball, and a Tug-Of-War Contest. Call 472-3467
for more information.
Models wanted
Models for fashion, fitness, print and runway. For in
quiries, contact 477-3020.
Schlotzky’s Deliver^^l
Call 476-2224, M-F, 12:30-5, and we will bring I
DELICIOUS Schlotzky’s soup, salads, or sand-1
wiches to your home or office!
Sexual Assault Survivors
Support Group
A safe and supportive environment tor survivors of
sexual assault and people who know someone who
has been sexually assaulted. Meets Tuesdays, 2-3pm
in Nebraska Union, Room 338. Call the Women’s Center
at 472-2597 for more info.
Student Opportunities and
Services (SOS) ~
Student AdvisoryBoard
Motivated SOS participants needed to become mem
bers, to plan activities and represent SOS at UNL pro
grams. Applications available at 220 Administration or
call Nina at 472-5424. Deadline Wednesday,September
Study In the Cultural Capital of
the Hispanic World!
Toledo—at the FUNDACION ORTEGA Y GASSET SPR
ING 1998—an informational meeting will be held at
5:00 pm. Sept. 17th, in the Basement Lounge of Inter
national Affairs, 1237 R Street. Intro to program, tips
on financial aid, and morel
TCAB
Would you like to be a part of the Teacher’s College
Advisory Board? Applications are now available for
new memberships. You can pick these up in HenzNck,
room 105. Deadline is October 3. Don't Delay!
TIBETAN BUDDISM
Tibetan Lama Getek Rinpoche will speak Friday, 7 p.m.
at East Campus Student Union. More info: 435-7679.
www.kwirolhoart.oig
U»hclt> vhlcLow Prices
Diamonds, Engagement Rings,
Gold Chains and Bracelets.
Shop the Rett
Come to the Best
■ 31110 Si 4TMOM
TIMEOUT!
FOR TIME MANAGEMENT
Success 101 seminars presents a free time manage
ment workshop. Presented by Dr. Elmer Miller. Whether
your are right- or left-brained, there is a way for you
to organize ^our crazy life. Tuesday, September 16, 2
University Program Council Events Staff meeting Sep
tember 16th at 5pm. Any questions, call 472-8146.
UNL FENCING CLUB
Are you interested in learning to fence?
Men and women are welcome to join this sport. First
meeting wed. Sept. 24, Whittier Gym (22nd and Vine),
at 7:30pm. For more information contact Michael Hoff
472-5342.
We Buy, Sell, IVade Used CD’s
Homer’s 14th & 0,61st & O,
46th & Van Pom_
WE WANT YOU!!!
DISCOVER OXFORD 1998
There’s simply no better way to spend your summer!
Four incredible weeks immersed in culture, history,
beauty and splendor. Visit London, Bath, Stonehenge,
Stratford,...Many other attractions as well. Earn 6
hours of credit in the arts and economic. Open to ALL
majors!! Come to an information session this week
and meet Dr. Martin Holmes of Oxford University. The
sessions will be held in 138 CBA.
Tuesday, September 16: 3:30-4:30,4:30-5:30
Wednesday, September 17: 9:30-10:30,1:30-2:30
Thursday, September 18: 12:30-1:30,2:00-3:00
For additional information, contact: D’Vee Buss or Me
lissa Murphy, CBA 138. Or phone 472-2310.
“Someone You Know." UNL’s gay/les/bi/trans organi
zation meeting Wednesday. Sept. 17 at 6:30 pm in city
Union room posted. All students/non-students wel
come;
AEAC
AgEcon/ Agribusiness dub regular meeting Tuesday,
Sept. 16tti at 5:30pm. East Campus Union, room to be
posted.
Are you interested in a career
in law?
Phi Alpha Delta
Pre-law Honor Fraternity Meeting 6:00 pm, Wed. Sept.
17th. Room will be posted 6 Union. New members
welcome. Please wear business attire.
Are you interested in having fun building leadership
skills all while doing community service? If so then this
club is for you! Join Collegiate 4-H. The first meeting
will be held 5:30 Tuesday, September 16th in the East
Campus Union. Any questions, call Heidi at 435-2490.
Are you interested on learning more about internships
possibilities, FREE PIZZA, and fun? Then join our next
meeting for
Phi Beta Lambda
Tuesday, September 16, 6:30pm in the Union. Open to
all majors.__
ATTENTION!
It is already time to begin planning the 1998 Women’s
Leadership Conference. Anyone interested in helping
is invited to attend the first meeting Tuesday, Septem
ber 23 in the Culture Center ® 5:30 pm. For more in
formation, contact Student Involvement at 472-2454.
Block and Bridle Club
Regular meeting on Thursday, September 18th, 7pm
Initiates, 7:30 Members.
CBASAB
“Your Voice, Through Ours"
Wednesday, September 17,6:00p.m. Room 25 CBA
September 17, Wednesday^Sxjpm meeting in the OA
Adventures room. New members welcome.
College Republicans
will meet in the City Campus Union on Wednesday,
September 17th, 8:00 p.m.. Featuring guest speakers
Matt Butler and Elliott Rustad. New members welcome.
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First Campus Red Cross Meeting of the year. Wed
September 17th at 5:00pm in the basement of the
health center. Everyone is welcome.
Friends of the Deaf
lls required,
floor lobby.
Habitat for Humanity
General/work meeting. Everyone welcome. 6pm in the
1245 building on *R* Street.
Kappa Phi is pledging new members now. Informational
meeting Sept. 17th (Wed.) from 6 to 7 p.m. at Cor
nerstone (640 N. 16th St.) National organization at UNL
since 1920. Friendship club for University Women of
any Christian faith. Minimal dues! Call 436-0015 or
420-6320 for more information.
Study Service Worship
Fellowship_
Learn how feminists can relievo stress with Reike.
Lincoln NOW General Meeting
Sept 18th, 7pm, YWCA_
Marketing Club
Radio Sriapk
Mr. John Barrick
September 18,1997 at 7:00pm
CBA117
PARTY SMART
Meeting Tuesday, Sept.fS, in the Union at 7 p.m.
Room to be posted. _
Wednesday,Septembw 17, Union: All
new members welcome.
Soil & Water Resources Club
First meeting and cook out. When: Tuesday, September
16th, 6:00pm. Where: Pioneer’s Park. What: Meeting
and free hamburgers and hot dogs.
Student Education Association
For all education majors: Come join us for pizza at our
first meeting. Tuesday, September 16 at 5:30 p.m. in
Henziik, 53.
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Hope all of you liked our buns! we had a blast, come
back again.
The men of Kappa-Sig
AIT
Thanks for the pre-game and a HUGE thanks to our
“chauffeur" Craig, what would we have done without
you?!?
The ladies of Kappa Delta
ATS AXQ
MASTER'S ‘97
Sunday, September 21 O North 40
84th & Adams, Noon-4
Benefiting Lincoln Special Olympics
ATA
Thanks for having us over before the game on Saturday.
We had a great time and hope to do it again soon.
Love, the Pi Phfe_
ATA
Thanks to the Co-Rec mud volleyball team for getting
“down & dirty" with us at last Sunday's tournament ft
was a great time!
The ladies of Kappa Delta
®A0
A very belated thanks for the burgers before the Akron
' 'i' | ; i [ 1 /• I j -»p f •<
game. You guys really know how to show a bunch of
girts a good time! The ladies of Kappa Delta.
K£
Congratulations to all Summer Pledges. We're looking
forward tp a great semester.
The Brothers of Kappa-Sig
KZ
Congratulations to the New Initiates. Nick Hohman,
Randy Johnson, Mike Wilson, Steve Sampson, Joe
Spitznagel, Ted Lange, Ehren Tiedje, Zach Cahoon, &
David Bnion. Great Job!
A.E.KAB.
Recycled sounds has moved
Now at 1211 “O” Street. More room, more new cd's,
thousands of new posters. 476-8240. Open past 9pm
daity.
Show what’s inside
Shooting for
Respect
UNL's 3-on-3 basketball (burnament is September
27th to benefit the Rape and Spouse Abuse Center.
Pick up registrations at the University Lutheran Chapel.
Also Sponsored by 4>AQ, 85, Ben .
Thanks to Ag Men for supper and volleyball last week.
We had a great time.
The Ladies of Sigma Alpha
BE THERE!!
Student Impact Team
1 st Meeting
Tues. - Sept. 16>'
7:00 p.m. - City Union
_ Room to be posted _
★ ★ ★★
GET INVOLVED!
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
REPRESENTATION NEEDED
There are many committee openings for student repre
sentatives. Check the ASUN office for current open
positions. Applications available at 115 Nebraska Un
ion. Deadline Sept. 19th.
★ ★ ★★
New Positions Open
Vacancies on
Comm, for Fees Allocation - Greek Living Unit rep.
Student Court
Homecoming Coordinator 1998
Deadline: Sept 26 at 4:00 p.m.
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union
Models Wanted
For Art Photography, both draped and un-draped.
Call for an interview at 436-8848. Ask fpr Scott.
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