Fortune Palace
Hiring counter help from 11am to 2pm, Monday
throu^Friday. Apply at 5740 Old Cheney Rd.
Gobbles
Weekday Lunch Cashier: Flexible schedule, Free
Meals, apply at 13th and O St, Lincoln Square Food
Court.
Grisanti's now hiring energetic, fun people for the fol
lowing positions: day servers, day/night host staff, line
cooks & dishwashers. Apply in person 6820 “O” street.
Hiring part time servers and cooks. Flexible hours, ap
ply at Farabee’s, 58th & Old Cheney.
Immediate openings AM and PM for assemblers and
taggers at Lincoln’s newest dry cleaners. Call
423-5580 today.
INSTRUCTOR
If you are energetic, optimistic and dependable, Trans
figuration is looking for you! Life Skills trainers needed
for working with people with developmental disabilities.
Full or part time. Quality of services is our mission, make
it yours! Apply at 1316 “N", Suite 104.
Monday through Friday 9-5.
Ironworkers & Plate Welders
A large Industrial Construction Project located in the
Rock Mountain Region is looking for skilled craftsmen
to fill positions for connectors, detailers, and plate
welders (test required). Competitive wages, good ben
efits, and bonus programs offered. If interested, please
call our toll-free number (888) 884-8476 and register.
Positions available immediately.
Knolls Restaurant and Country Club now has positions
available for bussers and dishwashers. Part time hours
available to fit your busy schedule. Please call
423-2843 for more information.
Laundry Land at 21st and J Street is now hiring for the
7:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. shift, 4 days per week, up to
$6.50/hour. Apply in Person.
LIKE TO TALK?
GET PAID FOR TALKING!
EAI Marketing Services is now
hiring for Full & Part-time Day/Evening
Positions.
*$125 Hiring Bonus!
’Earn $8.00/hr guaranteed!
‘Earn up to $12/hr w/bonuses!
•Flexible Schedules!
‘Casual Dress!
CALL TODAY!
434-5492
Mother of 5 needs help with housework. 6-10 flexible
hours per week. Call Mrs White at 435-1478.
Omaha World Herald Lincoln circulation office has part
time service assistance positions available. 2:30am to
7:30am $6.25 plus mileage and vacation. Must be 18
or over have reliable transportation with liability insur
ance. Duties include assisting with distribution of
newspapers to haulers and subscribers. Call
476-6100.
Opportunity knocks. Do you have experience in sales,
public relations, customer service or management?
Expanding company has many levels to fill. Call
467-2616.
Part time custodial help needed evening and weekend
hours. Apply Room 314 East Union. 472-1776.
Part Time Fall Clean-Up Workers Needed. Must have
car. Prefer farm background or experience. $7.50/
hour plus bonus. 466-7771, leave message.
Part time law runner to run errands in the afternoon.
Pay is 5.45/hour plus mileage. Must have own trans
portation. Call 465-8808 after 3pm and speak with
Marty.
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Part-time Cashier Opportunities Now Available. No ex
perience necessary. Enjoy flexible scheduling and
competitive wages. Apply at any of these locations:
70th and Van Dorn, 66th and 0 Street, or 33rd and
Highway 2.
PHLEBOTOMISTS
MDS Harris, an international leader in the pharmaceuti
cal testing industry, seeks skilled phlebotomists to
draw blood samples from study participants within
time constraints (1 minute intervals) and to process
samples. We require one year previous phlebotomy
experience. We currently have part-time positions
available. Number of hours vary based on staffing
needs. Excellent wages for skilled Phlebotomists.
Please apply in person at:
HARRIS
621 Rose Street
Lincoln, NE 68502
AA/EOE
Sates:
Goofballs
Looking for 3 motivated people to help run office. Ex
cellent pay plan. No stiffs. 464-6601.
Service Station Help. Neat and Dependable. Mechan
ically inclined. Flexible hours, apply in person. Antelope
Park AMOCO, 27th & A.
Showgun part-time or full-time waiter or waitress,
kitchen help or line cook needed. Call 421 -7100
Special Events
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Must have your own 35mm SLR camera, flash, de
pendable transportation and willingness to travel. Pho
tograph and help people, have fun at Friday and Satur
day night events. If you like parties, action, people and
photography then put your camera to work, earn your
self some money and have fun doing it. Call: The Picture
Man 467-2577 M-F 1 -6 for more information,
Technical Assistant
Part Time: General tasks related to support data proc
essing operation. Forms control, backup procedures,
and other duties. Good word processing skills required.
Earned vacation and paid holidays. 8am-12
noon, Mon-Fri. Apply in person at NE Farm Bureau,
5225 S. 16th St., Lincoln.
TO $500 TUITION
ASSISTANCE ANNUALLY
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National Bank of Commerce is currently accepting Ap
plications for:
Teller- AM Pioneers
Credit Card Coliector/BankCard
Encoder- (tern Processing
College Interns- Auditing
For more details call the First Commerce Job Hotline
at 434-4700.
www.banknbc.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
Two Full Time
Medical Receptionists
Must enjoy working in a fast paced environment. In
cludes Saturdays and evenings. Includes bene
fits-Apply in Person.
iV.tni BioMedical Centob
300 South 17th Street
Wagner’s Food Pride has opening for part time checkers
and Stockers. Flexible hours. Apply in person at
3308 A street.
LOOKING FOR MARY POPPINS: F/T daytime nanny
needed to care for triplet infants in our home. Experi
enced, reliable, creative and patient. Accepting resumes
with references through 10/24. Send to: Nanny
Search, 4707 Prescott Lincoln, NE 68506.
Need dependable babysitter for Saturdays and two
evenings a week. Own transportation and references.
423-0052.
Parent’s helper T-F, 3:30-5:30pm. Must have own car,
be a non smoker, and have lots of energy to care for
our 2 children ages 7 and 9.420-2156
SPRING BREAK *98
Mazatlan with College Tours
Airfare, 7 nights hotel, transfers, parties
For brochure or earning FREE trip
1 -800-395-4896 (www.coliegetours.com)
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Thursday, October 23rd, 5p.m., Andrews 103. Free
Pizza.
50 Cent Tacos: 4pm - Close
$5 Cover, 1 Cent Busch lites, Well drinks: 9 - Close
728 ’Q’ _
ACCEPTING OUR BODIES
ACCEPTING OURSELVES
Feeling unhappy with the way you look? Register to at
tend a workshop to improve how you think & feel
about your body. Mondays 3:00-4:30. To register, call
Sue at CAPS 472-7450.
Ag Ed Majors
Wednesday, October 22 at 8pm the Ag Ed club is having
advisors to help with next semesters schedule. At
East Campus Union, open for members and non mem
bers;
Chalice of Change
Menstrual Attitudes-From PMS
to Wholeness
presented by Nancy J. Goff
In this discussion we will look at the importance of our
cycles to our physical, emotional and spiritual well-be
ing, and ways to honor and appreciate living in a female
body.
Friday, Nov 7., 12-1:30pm
The Women's Center, 340 NE Union
for more info call 472-2597
Don’t get bugged by the flu...
Ru Shots($8) and Wei (ness Profiles ($10) today
must fast 12 hours prior to profile
East Campus Union
11:00am-1:00pm
For students, faculty/staff and general public
??? Call 472-7477
Earn MONEY and FREE TRIPS!! Absolute Best SPRING
BREAK Packages available!! INDIVIDUALS, student
ORGANIZATIONS, or small GROUPS wanted!! Call
INTER-CAMPUS PROGRAMS at 1-800-327-6013 or
http://www.icpt.com__
Sot Your Own Hoard \
Mltrwtl Corporation, one of the nation’s fastest growing
marketing services has Bindery Trainee positions available for
the following shifts:
InUUMfit Monday - Friday 3pm-l lpm ($6.15/hr)
3rd 3htfb Sunday - Thursday 11pm - 7 am ($6.40/hr)
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Job responsibilities include gathering; collating manually;
stock fit verify signatures in a specified sequence to form book
bodies; handwork; machine offering fit assistance; boxing
books fit all other duties assigned. Qualified applicants must
have basic numerical understanding fit retention skills, the
ability to lift material fit mechanical aptitude. Applicants may
apply by submitting a resume/application.
METROMAIL
949 West Bond, Lincoln, NE 68521
Fax: 402-473-9761 / Job Line: 473-4877
EOE M/F/H/V
EATING DISORDERS
EDUCATION GROUP
FOR STUDENTS, FRIENDS, OR FAMILY CONCERNED
about medical, nutritional, exercise, and psychological
aspects of eating disorders. Register at University
Health Center Business Office. Students $25.00, Non
Students $50.00.
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 every Wednesday,
5:30-7pm in room 338, Nebraska Union. Call Tricia at
the Women’s Center, 472-9428 for more info.
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Phi Psi 500
“Trykes for Tykes”
Sunday, October 26th
at 3:00pm, “S” Street
in front of F>hi Psi.
Penny Drive in Student Union all week. Proceeds go
to the Lincoln Children’s Museum.
FREE MONEY!
$3,000 available to any student organization on campus.
Sponsored by STUDENT FOUNDATION.
Applications available ® City or East Campus Unions.
Applications due Friday Oct 24 ® Noon in the Student
Involvement Office or East Campus Union.
Models Wanted
“For the Shades of Fashion” fashion show. No experi
ence needed! If you know how to walk and smile at the
same time come and get selected. Wednesday, October
21st, 7-9pm in the Culture Center (upper level). Any
questions? Call Eddie 476-2991.
Nebraska Men's Volleyball Club tryouts: October 23,
Thursday, at 8 p.m. and October 26, Sunday at 2:45
p.m. both in north gym, 3rd floor, Mabel Lee Hall.
Questions? Call Coach Patty Shorney 486-3237 after
6 p.m.
Student Foundation
Scholarships Now Available
Student Foundation Scholarships recognize a UNL
student for his or her academic excellence, leadership,
and high integrity. Three scholarships are awarded and
are $300 each. Applications available at Student In
volvement 200 City Union and 300 East Union.
Thursday night
All University party
Temptations 16th & O
Ages 19 and up
Doors open at 9pm
Dance to the best top 40 in the Capitol City
Ladies free until 10pm.
Underground Dance
Wednesdays at “Q”with DJ
Damian. No Cover, $1.50
Wells, Must be 21.
University Programs Council
Applications are out. They are located in the Student
Involvement Office, City and East Campus Unions and
in the UPC office in 117 NU. They are due October
31st. Any questions? 472-8146.
American Meteorological
Society Meeting
The AMS will meet today at 4:30pm in Avery 301.
Topics include t-shirts, internships, and a trip.
Campus Atheists & Agnostics
Prof. Phil Dyer presents: “Critique of Classical Christi
anity,” Thursday 8:00pm. Nebraska Union, room
posted. Audience discussion follows. For more infor
mation: http://lane.unl.edu/CAA
CBASAB
Meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 6:00, Rm 107 CBA..
New members and executive board only! Bring your
twenty dollars for the shirs Execs. See ya at 5:30.
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Check It Out!
Diabetes Support Group
Meeting TODAY at University Health Center,
Conference Room D, 4-5pm
For students with diabetes,
spouses and friends welcome!
Call 472-7477 for more information
FINANCE CLUB
Meeting Wednesday, October 22nd at 6:30 p.m. in
CBA 132. Non-Finance majors welcome.
IMA
Professional meeting at the Villager, Thursday, 7pm,
professional attire. Kristy will contact members partic
ipating in Student Sponsorship this week. RSVP if at
tending.
No Wednesday night meeting this week.
Don’t forget to volunteer this Saturday— Read-A-Thon.
Get all of you points this week!
Resume Building Workshop
Wednesday, October 22 at 7pm, East Campus Union.
Education Majors- Don’t miss this valuable opportunity
to find out what administration and other professionals
are looking for when hiring new teachers! Sponsored
by Pi Lambda Theta
Student Foundation
Meeting Thursday at Grandpa John’s. Meet on the
North side of the Union at 6:15 to car pool out. We will
have a hay rack ride and then have a campfire with
s’mores! Everything is FREE! Hope to see you there!
The UNL Wildlife Club
Meeting Wednesday October 22nd at 7pm, the East
Campus Union. Speaker: Park Ranger from Yellowstone
National Park. Everyone welcome.
Acacia
Congratulations to Viet Hoang and Jisella Veath, the
1997 Homecoming King and Queen. Never had a
doubt, Viet!
Thank you to Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Upsilon
for the great Homecoming Week! -The men of Acacia
Acacia
Congratulations to Jason McCallan on being appointed
next year's Homecoming coordinator and to Shane
Mares on your appointment to the Electoral Commis
sion.
Congratulations to Andrew Meuller on your “recent”
engagement. It was nice knowing you. -Your Acacia
Brothers
ATO-AAn
Thank you for the wonderful time during Homecoming
week. -Love the ladies of Tri-Pelt
XQ
Congratulations Passmore and Dauel on your recent
“labeling."
Love your Chi Omega Sisters
AAA
New members- We just want you to know how much
you mean to us!! We are proud to say that you are our
new members! -Love the Actives
AT, AIT, MX
Thanks for the great Homecoming weekend. Though
we didn't win, we gave it a valiant effort.
The Men of Theta Xi
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Phi Psi 500
“Trykes for Tykes”
Sunday, October 26th
at 3:00pm, “S” Street
in front of Phi Psi.
Penny Drive in Student Union all week. Proceeds go
to the Lincoln Children’s Museum.
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Congratulations to Amy Allison for being appointed to
the ASUN Women's Issues subcommittee. -Love your
Sisters
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Congrats to Lisa Kenagy, Rachel Platt, and Natalya
Shannon on being chosen to be on University Ambas
sadors.
Congratulations to Mindy Lacey who was chosen as
an Aksarben Countess.
We are so proud! Love, your sisters
P&B-ZOE
Thanks for a successful Homecoming Week! We had a
great time. -The ladies of Phi Mu
AXA
Congratulations to Brad Copple and Ryan Ford for
making it to the all University Tennis Doubles Finals! A
special congrats to Brad Copple for also making it too
the finals in singles. We’re proud of you!
In ZAX,
Your brothers
Phi Gamma Delta Presents:
PHI GAM JAM
featuring
INDIGENOUS
With Special Guests Nation B and Baby Jason and the
Spankers this Thursday Night 7:30 - 1:00, State Fair
grounds. Tickets available in the Union, or at the door.
Proceeds Benefit Saint Elizabeth Bum Center. 21 and
Over, CASH BAR.*
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Congratulations to Nate Anda and Greg Bolton on
winning their second Consecutive Intramural Tennis
Doubles Championship.
We’re still looking for a few great
communicators.
This job is NOT telemarketing!
* Work on campaign finance
reform and women’s issues.
Help protect the
environment.
* Earn $8/hr. guaranteed.
Work as few as 12
hours/week. Earn full-time
benefits at 20 hours/ week.
* We’re close to the
downtown campus at 941 ‘O’
Street, Suite 625.
For an interview, call 476-1010,
Mon-Fri. 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M.
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Congratulations to the Sigma Chi Epsilon Softball
Team on finishing first place in A league and second
place in All University.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
presents
“Midnight Bowling’
at Parkway Lanes
Thurs. Oct. 23 from 9:15pm-12:00am
Sponsored by: Commercial Federal
Papa John’s
Hair Care Place
UNL Student Government
Wednesday, October 22
6:30pm
City Union
Information And Agenda Available
115 Nebraska Union
John,
Submit your resume to the Placement Center ASAP or
attend Dowell’s informational meeting on 10/23/97, in
terviews on 10/24/97. Please don’t tell them you know
me!
Karen
Karen,
I'll let Dowell decide! Where do I sign up for an interview?
Can you put in a good word for me?
John
To Waller and passengers, thanks for the “random act
of kindness” Monday night. You left us smiling.
Love the girls in the car behind you.
EARN
$750-$1500/WEEK
Raise all the money your group needs by sponsoring a
VISA Fundraiser on wur campus. No investment & very
little time needed. There’s no obligation, so why not
call for information today. Call 1 -800-323-8454 x 95.
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today. Call 1-900-289-1245 ext. 6357. $2.99/minute,
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