"‘Soring Break Trip *98 Get Going!!! PanamaCity
beachfront hotels from $129! 7 nights beachfront Daily
free drink parties, and Free cover at best bars!
Visa/MC/Disc/Amex 1-800-234-7007.
www.endlesssummer.com
Spring Break Mazatian:
Don't miss out on the HOTTEST destination in Mexico.
Airfare, 7 nights hotel, transfers, FREE drinks, 15
FREE meals, parties. For
FREEbrochurel-800-395-4896.
(www.collegetours.com)
This Spring Break Trip Is For Real!
Campus Recreation Outdoor Adventures
Grand Canyon Backpacking $295
Saguaro Desert Backpacking $275
Arizona Rock climbing $295
SE Whitewater Rafting $375
For more information caN 472-3467
"Active Weigh”
Classes Forming Now
Call 472-7478 for more information. Classes start
February 2nd. Sponsored by the University Health
Center.
3 and 2 YEAR ARMY SCHOLARSHIPS NOW
AVAILABLE FOR ALL DICIPUNES.
IF YOU HAVE A 2.5 GPA OR ABOVE, YOU MAY
BE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL TUITION AT UNL, PLUS
$150.00 A MONTH SPENDING MONEY. CALL
472-4269.
1997-’98 UNIVERSITY
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE*
‘Styles of Leadership—Head in a New Direction’
Saturday, February 7th, 1998
Wick Alumni Center
9:30AM-2:35PM
Let us help you become a leader on campus or take
your current leadership abilities to a whole new level!
Cost is $5/person (lunch included). Register now at
Student Involvement in 200 Nebraska Union or 300
East Union! (Open to till UNL Students).
•Represents a merger between the University Leader
ship and Minority Leadership Conferences
Accepting Our Bodies
Accepting Our Selves
Feeling unhappy with the way you look? Register to
attend a workshop to improve how you think and feel
about your body. Thursdays 3:00 - 4:30 Feb. 5 - Mar.
19. To register call Sue at CAPS 472-7450.
Attention Business Students!
Don’t forget... CBA Scholarship Applications are Due
February 2. If you haven't picked one up yet, applica
tions are available in CBA 138.
Attention CLC and CLC Alumni
Do you miss CLC? Would you enjoy giving back what
you gained? The CLC Advisory Board Application is
out Pick one up at the Student Involvement Office.
Trie applications are due February 9th. ??’s call Stacey
at 472-0052.
ATTENTION COLLEGIATE
CHRISTIAN-CATHOLICS
(Single Adults, 18-35)
The SEARCH retreat Is for you! This retreat is Catholic
centered, tout open to any denomination. If you are
ready for a “Winter blues’ break, please call
1-800-652-2229 and ask for a registration form. Next
retreat is February 20th-22nd, so act fast!
BAD CREDIT
Fast and legal credit repair is now available, 100%
guaranteed. For info send large SASE + $1 postage
and handling to Credit Service at 5288 Pewa Court,
Kellsyville, CA 95451
Bodybuilders and Fitness
Models!
Opan Cal: Lincoln, Nabraafca
THE LYONS GROUP
New York's Premier Sports & Fitness Agency will be in
UNCOLN scouting January 30- February 1.
For more information please contact Mike Lyons at
212-239-3539.
January 31st, 1986
1 -5pm at Yla Yla% Club 1427
1427 0 Street
The LYONS CLUB is the only agency nationwide
specmuzmg m DOoyDumoors/numn moa&fs tot
print, commercials, Mm and T.V. We seek great
looking, we* butt athletes, Men- 59 to VS and
Women- 57 to VO
Casting For Companies Such As_
*Gap 'Champions Tommy HtMger 'Polo Sport
'JCrew ‘Mw Haatot 'International Male
'Men’s Health 'Men’s Fitness Tuan’s Journal
Magazines AND'QukMng Light Soap!
Breaking The Glass Ceiling
Interactive forum with women who have achieved suc
cess in traditional and nontraditional careers predomi
nately held by men.
|iOOMi 4AOO
vveowsuay, January 4com, isw
6:15 - 8pm Forum
8 - • pm Networking
Cottonwood Room - UNL East Campus Union
Info: UNL Women’s Center 472-2598.
COMMUTERS
Are you tired of riding alone? Find someone to share
the ride. Stop in the Commuter and Student Services
Center. Room 116 Nebraska Union for more info.
DISC GO ROUND
WE RAY CASH FOR YOUR CDs
Used CD's, $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
Eating Disorders Education
Group
For students, friends or family concerned about medi
cal, nutritional, exercise and psychological aspects of
eating disorders. Tuesdays, Feb. 3-Mar. 3,3:30-4:45.
Register at University Health Center Business Office.
Students <25Nonstudents $50
Graduate Student Women’s
Support Group
A supportive and confidential environment. Join us as
we share our experiences and discuss various issues
related to women. We meet every Thursday from
12:30- 1:30 in the Culture Center’s Conference Room.
Call Tricia at the Women's Center, 472-9428 for more
information.
Individual Counseling
Free counseling services available. For more informa
tion, or to schedule an appointment, call the Women’s
Center at 472-2597.
INTRAMURAL WATER
VOLLEYBALL
The last day to enter Men's, Women’s and Co-Rec
Water Volleyball is Tuesday, January 27th. Don't delay.
Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation.
Call 472-3467 for more information.
Join R$ Club
Informational meeting this Wednesday Jan. 28th from
6 to 7 p.m. at Cornerstone 640 N. 16th. National Or
ganization — local chapter established in 1920. Club
for university women of Christian faith. Call 488-3738
or 420-6320 for more information.
Low Membership Dues.
MEN’S INTRAMURAL
SWIM MEET
The Men’s Swim Meet will take place on Tuesday, Jan
uary 27 at Mabel Lee Hall Pool. No advance entry is
required. Call 472-3467 for more information.
Paper Money
FREE Paper Money coupon books. Student Info. Center
116 Nebraska Union.
Scarlet and Cream
Pianist needed immediately for the Scarlet and Cream
Singers. Call Julie Enersen at 472-2490.
SNA
Meeting January 29, 7 p.m. in Benton Basement.
STUDY ABROAD AT
SENSHU UNIVERSITY
TOKYO, JAPAN
You can’t afford to miss the opportunities offered by
UN-L’s CBA Exchange Program in Japan this fall. You
will live in the world’s largest city; create an impressive
International resume; make lifelong friends from
Japan, Ireland, England, Australia, and around the
United States; and have the opportunity to travel to
Mt. Fuji; Hiroshima, Kyoto, and even Korea, Hong
Kong, and Hawaii! Find out more about the exciting
semester that awaits you in Japan at one of the following
information sessions in CBA 138;
Tuesday, January 27 at 9:00 am
Wednesday, January 28 at 1:30 pm
Or contact D’vee Buss, Frank Greene, or Erica League
at 472-2310; CBA 138; or eleague9cbtHnail.ixil.edu
The Chancellor’s senior honorary, the Innocents Society,
is now accepting applications from freshmen for
the Innocents ana James S. Pittenger scholarships.
These scholarships are awarded to freshmen who dis
play superb academics, leadership and service. Appli
cations are available at the Culture Center, 106 Admin
istration, and East and City Campus Student Involve
ment Offices. They are due February 27 at 106 Admin
istration Building.
TUTORS
The Commuter and Student Services Center has a list
of tutors for student use. Anyone wishing to be on the
list either to tutor or in need of a tutor, fill out an appli
cation at the ASUN Commuter and Student Services
Center, 116 Nebr. Union..
Check us out at our next meet^g January 28 at 6 p.m.
in the City Union (room will be posted). Will have FREE
PIZZA & POPCORN, and you’ll have the chance to
show off your creativity by signing up for free-lance
projects and participating in a creative workshop. All
majors welcome! Hope to see you there!!
Allies
Meeting Tonight 9:30
in the Union
room posted
CAMPUS RED CROSS
We will have a general meeting on Wednesday, January
28th at 5:00 p.m. in the basement of the Health
Center. We will be working on the Blood Drive. New
Members are Welcome.
Unbelievable Low Prices
Diamonds, Engagement Kings,
Gold Chains and Bracelets.
Shop the Rest
Come to the Best
31110 St 474-8044
CBASAB
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welcome dock, ooneroi moeunQ * woonesodyi Jdn> &o
at 5:30 p.m. in CBA 25. Everyone must attend.
College Republicans
Will meet at 8 p.m. in the city campus union on
Wednesday, January 28. Featuring guest speaker Kay
Orr. New members welcome.
GYMMEES
Meeting - Wednesday at 4 pm. Meet in Union by
Amigo's. Everyone Welcome!!
HACKY SACK CLUB
OUR FIRST MEETING WILL BE ON THURSDAY AT
7:30 IN THE COMBATIVE ARTS ROOM. ALL ARE
WELCOMED. THERON 465-8363.
IMA
Meeting 7:30 Wed, Jan. 28 , City Union. Room will be
posted. Organizational meeting. All accounting majors
welcome. Any questions caH Christy 436-6146.
Looking to get involved this se
mester?
Delta Sigma Pi
Co-ed business fraternity is sponsoring two meet the
chapter nights* for business majors interested in be
coming members on January 26 and February 2 at 7
p.m. in the City Union. ‘Business attire. For more infor
mation, call Mike at 475-0459.
Manrrs
Minorities in agricultural, natural resources, and related
sciences meeting January 27 at 5.30 in the East Union.
Room will be posted. Question contact Juan Gonzales.
472-7912.
NUMEDS
Next meeting, Tuesday, January 27; 7:30p.m; Union.
Dr. Gendeiman is speaking on neurodegenerative dis
orders and a summer research program. Everyone is
welcome!
Studying Abroad?
or have you already? Come to the ASIS meeting is
Thursday, 4pm, at International Affairs.
TCAB
Meeting Wednesday, 5:30 at Henzlik Hall, room 204.
Hope to see you there!!!
UNL Wildlife Club
Meeting 7pmon Wednesday in the upper level of Natural
Resources Hall. Open Forum, discussion on
issues of wildlife, fisheries and natural resources. New
members welcome.
World Dance
International Fojkdancers looking for new members.
Enjoy moving to world music Wednesdays 9-10pm or
Fridays 8-10pm in Mabel Lee Hall, room 304. Any
questions call LuAnne, 475-8674.
Congratulations to Jessica r
wd Katie Hoke for winning the Mock mat Hegnnai mr
vitation in Topeka, KansaslYfe’re really proud « you!
Love, vour Aloha Phi slaters
AO _,
Congratulations to Katherine Brady for being selected
as an Omaha Symphony Debutante!
Love, vour Ad Sisters
ATQ
Thank you for inviting us over to watch the SuperBowl.
It was a good thing Jordan was wearing orange!
love. Thetas
AY
Congratulations to our new Initiates. Trent Amstuz,
John Arthur, Mike Beach, Brian Boemer, Chris Cooper,
Jim Quist, Ryan Wondercheck, Brett llngar, Adam
Welton, Todd Himmeiberg, Bill Lawton, Chris
VanLong, Andy Wilson, Ryan May, Matt Swartz, Gary
Warner, Shawn LeClair, Nick Marmela, Kyle MaGee,
Rich Walbroel, Chris Schwab, Dan Lennox, Anthony
Dunlap. __
AY
Initiation Awards: Pledge of the Year-Andy Wilson; Ac
tive of the Year-Mark Ostransky; Pledge Class Schol
ar-Bill Lawton and Ryan May; Most Improved
GPA-Nate Claybaugh; Steven Carlton Class Actives
Award-Greg Beals; Intercooperation Award-Kevin
Rogert; Robert Valdez Scholarship-Dan Bowman;
Clayton Andrews Outstanding Rush Award-Mike
Keiper; Doc Jones Memorial Scholarship; Greg Beals.
Congratulations Brothers!’_
Greek - Men’s Bible Study
Tuesday, MX) p.m., City Union.
Room Posted Under Delta Tau Delta__
GREEK LIFE
GRAY AREAS - SARCASM, TAMING THE TONGUE*
WEDNESDAY 1/28.9:30 PM AT DELTA GAMMA.
KA0
Hagpy^Birthday, Theta. Congratulations on 128 years
^„ -•*
BP ZU
Represent Your
Senate position open to represent the Fine
ans Performing Arts. Application available at Of
fice, 115 Nebraska Union. Deadline Februwv 6.
Student Government
Appointment Board
Studern-At Large positions open for 98-99.
Be part of the board that appoints students
to 31 campus wide committees.
Application available in the
ASUN office, 115 Nebraska Union.
Dead line is 4p.m.
Friday, February 6.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SPRING ELECTION
Filing forms are now available
at 115 Nebr. Union
for the
Student Government Election
March 11
FOUND: Light brown leather Mundi purse at bus stop
opposite the Culture Center. Found January 17. Contact
the Daily Nebraskan at 472-2588 for information.
Watch found
outside of Mabel Lee 1-21-98. Please call or stop by
the Daily Nebraskan to claim.
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opportunities. Just think. Working for a national company. Designing and marketing
top-of-line doors and windows that are known world over. Learning from experts. With
room to move up. , ’ <
Pella Corporation representatives will be on campus Friday, February 6 for Engineering
Interviews. For more information and to sign up, contact Placement and Career Services.
Or call our jobline, 515-621-6770.
Viewed To Be The Best.
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I Editor In Chief I
The 1998-99 editor in chief formulates editorial
policy, determines guidelines for the daily operation
of the newsroom, hires the senior editorial staff,
helps determine the content of the editorial page and
prepares the editorial salary budget. Applicants
must have one year of newspaper experience,
preferably at the Daily Nebraskan, and submit clips
when applying. The position begins August 1,1998
and lasts until May 7,1999.
The position pays $1025/ maintain a minimum 2.0
month (except December and GPA.
May) and reports to the UNL Applications are available at
Publications Board. The editor the Daily Nebraskan office,
must be enrolled at least six basement of the Nebraska
credit hours during each of the Union, and must be returned
two 1998-99 semesters and ^ by 3 pan., Jan. 28,1998.
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UNL does not discriminate in its academic, admissions or employment programs and abides by all
