HOLIDAY HELP
$10.10
PT/FT 2-6 week work. Extra cash for holiday season.
No telemarketing. 477-8663:
LIKE TO TALK?
GET PAID FOR TALKING!
EAI Marketing Services is now
hiring for Full & Part-time Day/Evening
Positions.
*$125 Hiring Bonus!
‘Earn $8.0Q/hr guaranteed!
‘Earn up to $12/hr w/bonuses!
'Flexible Schedules!
“Casual Dress!
CALL TODAY!
434-5482
Line Cooks
Grill Fryers
Prep Cooks
All Shifts
Rock n“ Roil Runza, 14th & P, is looking for kitchen
help for its full service restaurant and drrve thru area.
NO roller skating required! Work in a FUN kitchen at
mosphere with great benefits.
Apply in person TODAY at Rock n’ Roll Runza.
Ask for Teri Jo.
Little Kingdom Children's Center needs a part time as
sistant teacher, M-F 2:30pm- 6pm. 5100 Old Cheney
Road.
Lone Star Steakhouse
and Saloon
Experienced broilers. Full Time and Part Time $7-10 an
hour. Benefits. Apply at 70th and O Street.
Looking for a part time job? Mary Manor School of
Childhood is now accepting applications at 340 North
48th, Monday through Friday.
Morning teachers needed to work with our school age
program 6:30-9:30, must be available Monday
through Friday beginning next semester. Apply in person
(^December 19. Krayon Campus Inc. 6001 Normal
National Research Corporation is accepting applica
tions for its professional interviewing staff.
ABSOLUTELY NO SELLINGS
Day and evening/weekend positions available. If you
are interested in joining a growing organization and an
industry leader in providing the most actionable,
up-to-date market information to health care organiza
tions, please call us today!
NRC offerings include:
* NEW competitive hourly wage
•Stock option program
*401 (k)
•Paid training
•Convenient downtown location
•Flexible scheduling
•Casual/smoke free work environment
For more information or to schedule an interview,
please call our Data Collection job line at 475-4520.
NATIONAL RESEARCH
Corporation
EOEADA
Part Time Desk Clerks
» 6pm-7am, 1-2 nights/week.
*1-2 weekday afternoons and weekend days
Must have math and people skills, night people will
have time to study.
Apply in person at Town House Motel, 1744 M Street
No nights, no weekends
Would you like to be part of a strong inside sales
team? Our sales people tell us, ‘Best part time job you
could have while in school.* We need enthusiastic indi
viduals. Must be able to work a minimum of 18 hours
weekly. Scheduled between 8 and 5, M-F. Call Jude at
475-4002. extension 3341. EOE.
OscoDrug
OMhandO
Now hiring part-time deriss/cashiers for various shifts.
Flexible work schedule and employee discounts. Apply
within. EOE
Part Time Child Care Assistant
for Sorina Semester
Need enthusiastic and nuturing person to work with
children. 7:30-9:30 AM Monday-Friday, Flexible Days.
Cat Trinity Infant ChEd Cars Center475-9731.
Part time sales rep. 5 pm to 8:30 p.m. Mon - Thurs.
Need mature, hard working individual with pleasant
phone personality. 489-5779.
Part-time
Bath Aid 4-9 p.m., Monday-Friday. Contact Valerie
Hass, (Erector of Nursing, Graroetcy HU. 483-1010/
Part-time customer service/ticket agent Greyhound
Busline, 940 P, apply in person, Computer helpful.
Flexible hours.
Part-time receptianiSt from the hours of 10-1. WM work
around school schedule. Apply at K&M Land Survey,
540 West Industrial Lake Drive.
PERFECT FOR EDUCATION
AND DEVELOPMENT
MAJORS:
Part time job openings In grade school aged child
care. Monday through Friday, Belmont Community
Center. 3335 North 12th, 477-8854.
PIPEFITTERS
Needed for 7-10 Day Steel Min Shutdown in Norfolk,
NE. Minimum 3 Years Experience and all Required
Hand Tools. Rato is $14 + $2/HR Per Diem. Working
12 Hour Shifts. Call Danna or Angie at
1-800-925-4565. EOE
Reader needed: flexible hours, call Diane early morning
or evening at 486-1452.
Science Camp Assistant
The Edgerton Expiorit Center in Aurora is seeking en
ergetic, responsible and mature adults for the position
of part-time Camp-in assistants beginning Jan 98-May
98. Responsibilities include coordinating science ac
tivities for Camp in programs. Must be college age
and have background in science/education. Experience
working with children essential. Contact Josephine, Ed.
Director 402-694-4032. Salary includes
mileage to and from Aurora.
Temporary/Full time computer operator position
available to start in January and lasts until March. Duties
will include monitoring mainframe and communication
equipment, tape backups, daily batch processing,
and customer service. Minimum requirements include
1 year mainframe experience. A full background inves
tigation will be conducted on eligible applicants.
Please send resumes to: Scientific Games International,
Attention Nancy Kimmen, 4700 Bair Ave., Lincoln,
NE 68504. Or FAX resumes to 438-6567. Scientific
Games is an equal opportunity employer.
TO $500 TUITION
ASSISTANCE ANNUALLY
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National Bank of Commerce is currently accepting Ap
plications for
TeMor-VWamsburg
Statement Clerk-FCT
noMarch Clerk-Account Services
Toller Main Bank
For more details call the First Commerce Job Hotline
at 434-4700.
www.banknbc.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
UNL Family Housing is seeking a student office assistant
to work 20 hours per week during the academic
year and full time during the summer. This person
needs to be friendly, courteous and have PC experience
with MS Office Professional. Bookkeeping experience
helpful. Apply in person to 1120/1121 Seaton
Hall by Wednesday, December 10th.
VILLAGER MOTOR INN
Need fuH-time and part-time dishwashers, PM line
cooks, banquet/bed staff set up and serve. Responsible,
hard working individuals need only to apply. 5200
O Street
WANTED: Bell ringers for seasonal, outdoor positions.
Job starts Friday, November 28th and ends Christmas
Eve. Apply in person at 2625 Potter Street during office
hours. 8:00-4:30, Monday-Friday. Hiring is done
upon appMcafion- Serious applicants only.
Donate Plasma at NABI:
•Are you a new plasma donor?
•Has it been 6 months since your last donation?
•If so, you can earn $70 CASH in 2 donation! =
For an appointment call 474-2335
i ^ 300 South 17th Street ,
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 hill-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.
_ " " , ’< . * ’ •. V .
Work With Children
*Do you think It'S fun to work with children?
*Do you quickly build friendly, supportive relationships
with children and parents?
*Do you like to plai activities?
•Are you available afternoons 3:00-6:00?
If so, the GaNup Child Development Center has part
time positions available with infants, preschoolers, and
school age children. Substitutes needed also.
Call our Interviewing Center today!
486-6700
Monday-Frida^ 9:00-5:00
YMCA is looking for youth supervisors, officials, and
volunteer coaches. Please apply at the downtown
YMCA in the Youth Sports office, 1039 P St. M-F, 8-5.
YWCA Coordinator
Recruit and train women and persons of color for com
munity safety careers. 20 hours/week position. Bache
lor’s degree or experience in fire fighting or law enforce
ment required. Job description available. Cover letter,
resume and YWCA application accepted-until position
is filled at the YWCA, 1432 “N” Street. AA/EOE
Do you enjoy kids? Tired of paying room and board?
We re looking for a live-in student to exchange 14
hours/week providing child care and cleaning in return
for free room and board. Private quarters in large
southeast Lincoln home. Flexible hours. Experience
with children preferred. References and a dependalbe
car necessary. Need second semeester. Call Penny or
leave message at 423-1310.
Part-time nanny needed for 3-year-old twins starting in
January Monday, Wednesday or Tuesday, Thursday,
7:15 a.m.-4 p.m. or 7:15 a.m.-1 p.m. Call 42T-8278.
SUMMER MANAGEMENT
POSITIONS
AVERAGE EARNINGS $10,792
Responsible, motivated UNL students needed in Lin
coln, Omaha, and surrounding areas to run your own
business with College Pro Painters. No money or expe
rience necessary for the best resume building internship
available! Call 1-888-277-7962 today for more info.
Positions filling fast!
BE IN BUSINESS FOR YOUR
SELF, NOT BY YOURSELFf
Internship Opportunity
For Spring *98
Paid business internship with Fortune 500 company
nationally recognized as one of the top ten opportuni
ties. Interviewing now for positions open in January
‘98. Call 483-7871 and ask for Kelli to schedule an ap
pointment.
Journalism Majors
Paid Internships available immediately. Must have
Sophomore or Junior standing with Macintosh
Desktop Publishing experience. Responsibilities include
writing articles and editing articles for news
briefs. Call between 8 and 4:30pm and ask for Karl.
466-1888.
I_I
Aaahhh! Spring Break *98
Guaranteed Best prices to Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas
& Florida. Group discounts & Daily Free drink parties!
sell trips, earn cash, & go free! 1-800-234-7007.
http:/endlesssummertours.com
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)
8th Annual POW-WOW
All Organizations and Individuals Intersted in partici
pating in UNL’s 8th Annual POW-WOW must attend
the orientation meetingTonight in the City Union.
Attention All Students
Please review your class sylabi and determine if there
is a conflict with Dead Week Policy. If so, please contact
ASUN - Student Government as soon as possible
at 115 Nebraska Union, 472-2581.
DEAD WEEK POLICY
Final examinations for full semester classes are to be
given ONLY at the regularly scheduled time as published
in the Official Schedule of Classes or at another
time DURING FINALS WEEK mutually agreeable to all
concerned.
The only examinations that may be given during the
last week of classes (Dead Week) are: lab, practical ex
aminations, make-up or repeat examinations and
self-paced examinations.
Projects, papers and speeches scheduled for comple
tion during the last week of classes (Dead Week) must
have been assigned in writing by th»end of the
0GHTH WEEK of the semester. This refers to the project
and its scope, but not the topic.
Quizzes are acceptable during Dead Week.
ATTENTION
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
MAJORS:
LOOKING FOR A JOB IN LAW ENFORCEMENT?
CONSIDER ARMY ROTC. START YOUR CAREER AS
A POLICE LIEUTENANT RATHER THAN A PATROL OF
FICER. CALL ARMY ROTC, 472-4269.
DISC GO ROUND
WE PAY CASH FOR YOURCDs
Used CD%, $5.99-$7.99 New CDs$12.99
Movies,T-shirts, posters,hacky sacks,
music books
and CD towers.
DISC GO ROUND
50th and 0,486-0047
Earn $$ for
Research Participation
19-25 year old couples will be paid $16 for completing
confidential surveys about romantic and sexual behav
ior. Contact Professor RaffaelH, 472-0737.
Eating Disorders
Support Group
Do you think you may have an eating disorder? Are
jrou struggling with food issuesT^e Eating Disorders
coping with eating disorderedMeets^ery Wednesday,
5:30-7pm in room 338, Nebraska Union. Call Tricia at
the Women's Center, 472-9428 for more info.
Free 20 oz. Pepef just for filling out a short survey!
First year commuter students come to the City Union
December 3rd or 4th from 11 am to 1pm.
IMA
Social Tonight!
P.O. Pears 6:30
Elections wifi beheld
NEED CHRISTMAS CASH?
We’re looking for good, used bend horns. Dig that old
hom out of your closet and bring it to STAR MUSIC,
5612 South 48th, 423-6633.
p-J,
Society of Human Resource
Management
Meeting Thursday, 5:30 pm, in the Union. New members
welcome! Bring a friend.
STUDENT EDUCATION
ASSOCIATION
Elections for tecretsry flndtmsurer
will be held on Thursday Dec. 4th at 5:30pm at Henzlik.
Applications for these officer positions can be picked
up at Henzlik 61C and must be turned in to Henzlik
61C by December 2nd. All S.E.A. members are encour
aged to come and votelll
UNL Komensky Czech Club
The Komensky Club (students of Czech language and
Czech ancestry) and public will have a Christmas party
Thursday, December 4th 7-9pm at the UNL Student
Culture Center, 14th & “FT. LuAnn Anderson, recently
returned from Czech Republic, will present a lec
ture/workshop on Czech folk dances which will be fol
lowed by social dancing, Christmas party and refresh
ments. Bring comfortable shoes, as you will be invited
to try a few steps.
Do you like to Polka? Cornel If you don’t know how
we'll teach you!*
Zeta Beta Tau
Start your own fraternity. Zeta Beta Tau is looking for
men to start a new chapter. If interested, call Joe Affidi
atS17-334-1896.ore-mailatjoeezbbiatiQnal.org
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Applications are now available for membership into the
Chancellor’s senior honorary, the Innocents Society.
Juniors are selected based on outstanding leadership,
service and academics. Pick up applications at the
Culture Center, Offices for Student Involvement on City
and East Campuses or 106 Administration. Due on
January 16 by 4 pm
Block and Bridle Meeting
Thursday, December 4th, East Campus Union. 7:00
pm Irritates, 7:30 pm Everyone.
Campus Red Cross
Meeting Wednesday, December 3rd at 5pm in the
basement of the Health Center. All are invited to attend.
Please bring money for T-shirts if interested.
CBASAB
Don’t forget the SAB Social tonight, Wednesday, De
cember 3rd. Execs at 6:00 and everyone else at 7:00.
Call Joel at 7991 if you have any questions. Also, be
looking in the DN for more info on the December 10th
Holiday Mixer.'
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
Confidential Gay Men’s
Discussion Group
Wednesdays 6pm to 7:30 pm
For more information call Dr. Diaz-Perdomo at Coun
seling and Psychological Services, 472-7450 (e-mail
ldiaz-perdomoOccmail.unl.edu) or Rev. Phil Owen at
476-0355 (email: ophilipOunomaha.edu).
FINANCE CLUB
Finance Club meeting. Wednesday, December 3rd O
6:30 p.m. in CBA 132. Speaker is Rex Holsapple, a
State Investment Officer of NE Investment Council.
Anyone Welcome!’
Pre Dental Club
Meeting Wed. Dec 3rd 7pm at the Dental College.
There will be a student panel to answer questions.
pre-OTCiuD
Meeting Dec. 3 at 7:00. Room will be posted in Union.
Bring dues!
Psi Chi and UPO
General Meeting Wednesday December 3 in the Union.
Speaker Dr. Sime at 5:00pm.
Society of Professional
Journalists
Meeting: Wednesday, December 3 5:30p.m., Avery.
Room Posted. New members welcome.
Student Foundation
New Member Meeting: Thursday, December 4 at 5:00
and all Members at 6:00. 1245 R Street. There will be
a gift exchange so bring a gift and we will go caroling
with SAA and Scarlet & Cream after the meeting.
Hope to see you there!
UNL Rodeo Club
Meeting tonight in the East Campus Union at 7:30, Ex
ecutives meet at 7.
UNL Wildlife Club
Conservation Eduoation Committee meeting Wednes
day Dec. 3 at 7 p.m. 3rd floor of the ECU.
Axn
Congratulations on becoming the 1997 Woodchoppers
Bail Champions. We had a great time.
The brothers of Phi Delta Theta
ATP
A belated thanks for the home-cooked Thanksgiving
dinner last week. Let's do it again soon!
Love, the ladies of Phi Mu
AIT
Congratulations to our newty elected officers: Noble
Ruler- WiH Wittier, Scholarship- Jed Erickson, Finance
Steve HHgenkamp, Social- Jeff Moon, Operations- Craig
Hegemann, IFC Rep- Bryce Anderson, Activities- Eric
Ford, Assistant Treasurer- Brady Christensen, Alumni
Relations- Jim Dickey, Recrultment
Cotfy Sitz & Mick Porter, Membership Development
. Mark Coe, Planning- Mark Johnson, Assistant Social
Cody Walker, New Member Education-Nate Marcy,
Vice Noble Ruler-Jed Erickson
ATTENTION ALL PITCH
POWERS!
Comejoin in the fun on Jan. 18,1998, at the Phi Mu
Pitch Tournament Entry fee is $1 Cl/pair or five pairs for
$40. Enjoy food and prizes. Proceeds will be donated
to tne unworen s Mtracie iMetworK.
ATTENTION
IFC Public Relations Chairman and IFC Overall Rush
Chairman Applications are available in the Greek Affairs
office in the Union. Thby are due on Friday, Decembers
at 5:00pm. These positions are a great way
to oet involved with the interfiraternltv Council.
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ASA
Congratulations to aB our newly otoctod officers:
President - Courtney Johnson
Chapter Life Vice President - Becky Richter M
Financial Vice President - Kerri Luebbere
Programs Vice President-Courtney Wickham <1
Public Relations Vice President - Tina Navratil
Panheitonic Delegate - Andes Commins
Membership Vice President - Kate Toelson
Reconflng Secretary-Gina Todevo 4
Academic Achievement Chair - Carta Baumert
New Member Orientation Chair - Karey Schutte
House Manager - Alicia Cent
Philanthropy Chair - Kristin Greenwood
Social Chair - Niki Burger
Chaplain - Sarah Farrell
Corresponding Secretary - Angie Godberson
Ritual Chair - Sara Lilly
Wa know you wil afl do an awesome job!
)0 Love, Your Sisters
ASA
Three Men and a German
Thanks for the fun on Monday night. Let’s do it again
sometime.
The ladies of AZD
AAA
Congratulations to the newly installed officers: Pres
ident: Andrea Schaneman, VP Chapter Development
Shannon Mauser, New Member Educator- Lanette Van
Meter, Academic Development Chairman: Brittany
Lamp, Continuing Education Chairman: Adrian Fergu
son, Music Chair Jessica Mitchell, Social Development
Chair: Steph Anderson, VP Public Relations: Jen
Hayduska, Activities Chair: Lora Peterson, Chapter
Correspondent: Molly Wickham, Panheitonic: Juito
Stewart, Phiiantrppy: Katie Stovers, Risk Management ;
Sara Kolb, Reference Chair Shelley Speck, VP finance:
Mackenzie Smith, Treasurer: Stacy Domnanish,
VP Administration: Heather Frick, House Manager. Ja
mie Simunaci, Secretary; Brooke Glassman, Delta r.'
Force: Erin Kinnan, Assistant Membership: Katie ■
Bareness; Assistant Reference: Heide Closman, Lincoln
Rush: Megan Bredenkamp, Omaha Rush: Jennie
Waldman, Assistant New Member Educator: Kelli
Melia, Assistant Social: Liz Sievers, Computer Chair
Jenn Ondilla.
Farmhouse
Congratulations to the new exec officers:
President-Matt Timm „'■<
V.P .-Matt Luth
Pledge Ed- Jeff Sweley
Business Manager- Enk Hoegemeyer
Tresurer - JP Rhea
Secretary- Ben Aken '• .
Social Chair - Adam Anderson
Rush Supervisor- Pat Mclnteer
Farmhouse
Congratulations to Jeff Sweley for being elected to IFC
President.
Greek Life
Greek Life cancelled for Wednesday, 12/3. Date
moved to Wednesday. 12/10.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
Thanks for the dinner exchange. We had a great time.
_ -The Men of Ag Men
KA
Thank you very much for the wonderful dinner ex
change. You ladies are the best!
-The Men of Triangle
KKT
A very belated thanks for the bowling party. You ladies
are great.
-The brothers of Phi Delta Theta
KX
Congratulations to our new executive Officers: Pres
ident-Adam Miller, Vice President- Devin Banion, Mas
ter of Ceremonies- Chris Abrahamsom, Treasurer- Joe
Pittack, Secretary- Nick Hohman. And to our new
committee chairmen: Social- Paul Dudzinski, Intramu
ral- Mike Wilson, PR/Philanthropy- Kevin Reiner, IFC
Tim Salzbrenner, Pledge Ed- Chad Larsen, Scholarship
Steve Sampson, House Manager- Paul West,
Campus Involvement- Nick Randall, Community Serv
ice- Devin Banion, Computers- Randy Johnson, Song- * k
Joe Pittack.__ < *
AXA I
Congratulations to our newly elected officers for 1998:
President: Seth Regan
Vice President: Michael Petermann
Secretary: Nick Friedrichsen
Treasurer. Neal Grummert
Risk Management: Dan Edwards
Fraternity Educator: Todd Glorvick
School Rush: Dan Traynor and Nick Anderson
Summer Rush: Joe Hurley and Matt Jetter
Assistant Rush Chairman: Clay Wulf
Ritualist: Brett Carson
Scholastics: Ben McKenzie
Social: Dorn Digiacomo
Alumni: Andy Waite
House Manager Rob Cook
Steward: JeffZymola
IFC: Nick Cox
Jr. IFC: Reid Brawner
intramurals: Alex Shiffermiller
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Student Government :4
Positions Open u
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Sexual Orientation Subcommittee
Senate-Law Coliege
Senate- Dental College
Senate- Dtv. of Continuing Studies
Deadline for all positions
Tuesday-Dec. 9
Applications available at
115 Nebraska Union
UN-L STUDENT GOVERNMENT
LAST MEETING
OF THE SEMESTER
WEDNESDAY, Deoember 3
830RM.
CITY UNION
INFORMATION AND AGENOA AVAILABLE
_115 NEBRASKA UNION_
Gold rimmed prescription glasses: Found by Admin.
Building, week of November 24th. Contact DM. j
FUND-RAISERS
FOR GREEKS, CLUBS, AND MOTIVATED INDI- I
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