Assistant Producer
KOLN/KGIN-TV is currently seeking applicants for the
above position. This is a part-time, temporary paid in
ternship program. 16-20 hours per week, Mon
day-Friday, 5am-8am, and some evenings (on-call)
The position will last from mid-October 1998 tc
mid-April 1999. Must have excellent oral and writter
communication skills, reliable transportation, work wei
' under pressure, and must be extremely dependable
PC and/or data entry experience required. Must be
w*ng to work early mornings, weekends and evenings
Interested applicants should send resume with
cover letter to: Personnel Assistant; KOLN/KGIN-TV
P.O. Box 30350; Lincoln, NE 68503. Application Dead
line: 9/23/96. EOE
Soars Automotive
Tire and battery installer. Flexible hours. $6.00/houi
base, plus incentive of $.90- $1.30. Uniforms and tools
provided Celt pager number473-2478. EOE
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Seeking male or female for swine production assistant.
Flextofe weekday and weekend hours. Good pay.
Friendly atmosphere. Contact farrowing manager, Laur
OeHing, 794-0303.
SPRING BREAK 99!
Cancun * Nassau* Jamaica* Maztlan* Acapulco*
‘Bahamas Cruise* Florida* South Padre*
Travel Free and make lots of Cash!
Top reps are offered full-time staff Jobe.
Lowest price Guaranteed. CsN now for details!
www.clasitravsl.com 1-800-838-6411
U-ST9P
Starting Salary Between
$6.00 & $6.50
Seeking to fill the customer service associate positions.
Part-time and Full-time hours available at a variety oi
locations. Benefits available. Preferable 19 years
or older to apply. Call 435-3509 Ext.242. Mon
day-Sunday, Day or evening to set up an appointment.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Subway
Full time position days. Monday^riday. $6.50 to start
and $100 hiring bonus. For more details, see Rod in
the Union.
TEACHER ASSISTANT
lefore and after school part-time positions available
nmediately in Lincoln Public Schools working with the
amity Service School’s Out program. Responsibilities
iciude: Assisting supervising teacher vykjvaofivttipe,
it erecting with children, ana some parent commUni
ation. Flexible hours available in tea mprning and/or
iftemoon programs. Starting wage $5.50 and hour.
Application required, Family Service, 501 South 7th,
Lincoln, NE 68508. If you require accommodation to
apply or interview, please contact the Human Resources
office at 441-7949 or 1-800-642-6481. EEOC.
Teller
Day and evening hours available. Math proficiency re
qurod. Apply in person at Paycheck Advance at 48th
mmm ~i
The 1ANR Distributed Environments for Active Leamin
(DEAL) Lab is seeking a student with World Wid
Web/Broadcast Journalism background to specificall
work In the area of audio and video distribution usim
Real Media application. Successful applicants wi
have a working knowledge of Windows NT includin'
network software and broadcast Journalism back
ground, preferably in television, and have a reliabl
and timely personality. Specific duties include encodin
live (real time classes and programs) and pro records'
audio and video tapes into the real media format for wO
distribution. Must be available to monito
and troubleshoot live class and program feeds on
regular schedule for the duration of the school yeai
Some HTML editing required for special events. Mus
be able to work in team setting, wages competitive
For more information or to apply tor this position contac
Mark at 472-4280 or at ianrQraOunivmaml.edu.
Tico’s
Now hiring part-time Am/Pm servers, carryout, cashiers
hosts and line cooks. Apply in person, 17th am
i;
Tomb of Darkness
Looking for ghouls and goblins for downtown Lincoln'
new haunted house. September 23-October 31. Ca
for appointment, 730-4784 as.a.p. 438-2607,
«Truck driver wanted for fall harvest. Must be have ex
perience driving large grain trucks . Close to Lincoln
call 782-2009.
Tutors are needed In the Hewit Academic Center fc
the following subjects: German, Portuguese, Adver
tising, Economics 303, Zoology, Organic Chemistr
and upper level math. We are seeking upper level un
dergraduate and graduate students with a GPA of 3.i
or above and excellent communication skills are ;
must. Tutors will earn $6/hour and will have flexibl
and variable hours. If Interested, apply at 300 Wes
Stadium, or call Kathy at 472-9985.
Wagner's Food Pride has opening for part-time check
ers, Stockers and sackers. Flexible hours. Apply in per
son at 3308 A street.__
Wal-Mart
Hiring all positions to get ready for the holidays
Weekends and evenings a must. Apply Wednesda'
evenings at 6:30pm. EOE
Wanted part time employees call 438-0660 Lincoln Es
presso.For shifts from 6a0am-noon.
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We are currently looking for team players to fill par
time positions. Tubby's oners:
•Excellent starting wages
• Flexible schedules
• Fun working environment
if yptiara outgoing, energetic, and looking for par
lime Work during school, this is your opportunity! Sto|
.by the U-Stop Convenience Shop at 17th & Q Sts. ti
' M out an application or call 435-3509 to schedule ai
interview.
Tabby's is an equal
opportunity employer
Weekend hours, cashier needed. Apply at Sinclair Oi
2500 NW 12th or call 474-6274,
Yard/shop person starts $8. Flexible hours M-F betweei
8:00-5:00pm. Call 435-6800 or apply in person
1808 Wolande.
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I Babysitter in our home, nice neighborhood, tree room
3 and board, references required. Friday through Monday
/ hours. Call 484-6365.__
I Nanny type needed for thirteen year old boy. Free
j room and board plus bi-monthly pay. 435-6919.
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**F1exible Hours**
r Work study students needed at City/East campus
* libraries. Day, evening or weekend hours.
■ $5.25-$5.50/hr. Apply Love Library, Rm. 136.
‘ 472-3963.
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Financial Markets Research
Trading Internship
' DEC Futures/DEC Capital, Inc. a trading operation,
. seeks an exceptional paid intern for a flexible 15-30
hours/week, committed for at least one year, preferably
r through May 2000. This is an opportunity to learn
the mechanics of trading futures and derivatives. Re
' sponsibilities include research, financial accounting,
' performance analysis, and preparing presentations.
> Must be an excellent communicator, haye strong math
> skills, well-developed computer application proficiency,
> i.e. Excel, and top-academic credentials. Graduate
1 students preferred. Generous compensation, which
eventually could lead to a permanent role or placement
opportunity within the financial markets industry.
Send resume to DEC Futures, 800 NBC-Lincoln or
decQagtrader.com.
' Internship for Cultural Orientation Class for adult refu
gees. Number of hours are negotiable. Call Pegr.y at
Catholic Social Services at 474-1600.
The way to make money is
right under this headline.
You can earn good money as a college intern for
Northwestern Mutual Life. Plus, you get flexible hours
and valuable business experience. If you're a junior,
senior, or grad student, we invite you to attend an in
formation session about our internship program.
Please call the Tews District Agency at 483-7871 today
for more Information and to sign up for one of our
sessions.
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Attention Teachers College
Students
Applications are now available for TCSAA-Teachers
College-Student Alumni Ambassadors. Please pick
them up in Henzlik, room 105. This is a great opportunity
’ to become involved through your college.
Confidential Gay Men’s
Discussion Group
Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 pm. For more information
contact Dr. Luis Diaz-Perdomo at Counseling and
Psychological Services at 472-7513 or e-mail
Idiaz-perdomo10unl.edu or Rev. Phil Owen at
476-0355 or e-mail ophilipOunomaha.edu.
DISCOVER OXFORD
Spend fadCrum-fifted slimmer weeks at Oxford
University in England. Visit some of England’s most
famous attractions. Earn 6 hours of 300/400 level
credit in business and the arts. Come find out how ex
citing your next summer can be! All majors welcome.
Tuesday. September 15: 1:00-2:00; 2:00-3:00
5:30-6:30 CBA138
Wednesday, September 16: 2:00-3:00 CBA138
3:00-4:00 Oldfather209
Thursday, September 17: 12:30-1:30; 2:00-3:00
CBA138
For More information, contact Jill Braband, CBA 138,
472-6805.
Eating Issues Support Group
A supportive environment for women who are recov
ering trom an eating disorder. We meet every Tuesday
beginning September 1 in the Nebraska Union, Room
338, 4-5pm. Call Tricia at the Women’s Center,
472-9428 if you have questions or would like more in
formation.
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Need some
spending money?
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youthen. It's a fun place to
work. With the flexible
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Individual Counseling
Free individual counseling for men and women. Call
the Women’s Center at 472-2597 to set up an appoint
ment
interested in Men’s Soccer?
The University of Nebraska Men's Soccer Club win be
holding a meeting on Thursday, September 17th at
6:30 p.m. in the TV lounge of the Campus Recreation
Center. Everyone is invited. For more information, con
tact the Campus Recreation Center at 472-3467. A
Campus Recreation Program.
Interested in Volunteering?
Come to the Involvement Fair Wednesday, SepT 16th
from 11:00-2:00pm
in front of the City Union!
Over 25 community agencies that need YOUR HELP
will be available to talk with you!
S Student
INVOLVEMENT
1 University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Intramural Flag Football
The last day to enter Men's andwomen's Flag Football
is Tuesday, September 15. Don’t delay! Enter now
at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for
more information.
Intramural Golf Tournament
The last day to enter the Men's, Women's and Co-Rec
Golf Tournament is Tuesday, September 15. Don’t delay!
Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation.
Call 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,
September 15. Don’t delay. Enter now at the Office of
Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more informa
tion;
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
Walk
Visit our booth at the Union from 12:30 to 1:30 today.
Sign up to walk or to sponsor a walker for the Walk to
Cure Diabetes._ *'
LEARN BIGRED FOR FREE
Intro to Bigred E-mail:
Tuesday 15 9:30am-11 am
Wednesday 16 3:30pm-5pm
Wednesday 165pm-6:30pm
Thursday 17 9:30am-11am
Thursday 17 2pm-3:30pm *
Friday 1812:30pm-2pm
Friday 18 2pm-3:30pm
Friday 18 3:30pm-5pm
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Advanced otgreo c moh
Tuesday 151tam-12:3Qpm
Wednesday 1611:30am-1 pm
Thursday 1711 am-12:30om
Lincoln Action Program
Wants to help you build skHls, be a parrot a team that
has a long-standing reputation for caring, and gain ex
perience .and training while helping others on the road
to self-sufficiency.
Volunteer positions include:
• Literacy Tutors
• Field Assistant
• Administrative Assistant
• Receptionist
Call Sean for more informatioo at 471-4515 ext. 164.
O’Pioneers!
Become a part of UNL's College Bound, an innovative
program to help disadvantaged grade school children
become tomorrow's college students. Attend an infor
mational meeting 9/24-at 11:30,12:30, or 5:00p.m. in
Student Involvement (NU 200). Questions? Call Ray or
Diane 472-2454.
Student
INVOLVEMENT
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Public Rotations Club
Congratulations to Valerie Newhouse, recipient of the
UNL Chapter Public Relations Society of America
scholarship.
Start your own fraternity!
Zeta Beta Tau is looking for men to start a new chapter.
If you are interested in academic success, a
chance to network and an opportunity to make friends
in a non-pledging brotherhood, e-mail:
zbtftzbtnational.org or call Mike Simon at (317)
334-1898.
The National Agri-Marketing Association (NAMA) is
having their first meeting Wednesday, September 16th
at 7:30 at the Nebraska East Union. NAMA is an agri
cultural marketing organization where students gain
experience writing a marketing plan. This plan is then
presented at the national competition. This organization
not only provides valuable ‘hands on” experience,
but also class credit. Free refreshments wiH be provided.
Tutors
The Commuter & 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 application
at the ASUN Commuter and Student Services
Center. 116 Nebraska Union.
U.S. AIR FORCE
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising, 107
OldH. Wednesday, Sept. 16,1-4 p.m. Call 472-4190
for appointment.
UNL Dance Club
New club forming on UNL campus. Come join
us and leam all kinds of dances from Tango to
Foxtrot to Swing. Every Monday and Tuesday
8:15-10p.m. Begins September 14th and 15th.
Mabte Lee HaH 304.435-3344.
11nternational!
Qlotml Marketers and Davotopars
Largest redistribution of wealth in history! Learn to
start your own business with Jerry Jorgensen; CEO
of 1 International. Thursday, September 17th 5:00-7:30
in CBA 308. Free pizza and pop. Check out the company
web site: www.nsionline.com/oneJntl.site
Password: proven
Tuesday, September ^SHt 6:00pm in Easftampus
Union. Questions. caBJP Rhea at 436*6108.
Ag Econ/Agribusiness Club
Meeting Tuesday, 6 p.m. East Union. Discuss protege
and NAM A. Call J.P. Rhea at 43C&108 with any ques
tion.. _
Bio Club meeting Wednesday, September 16th at 6
pm in Manter 118.
Biochemistry Club
First meeting on Tuesday, September 15th at 7pm in
the Union (room posted). All majors welcome. Free,
pizzali
Business Majors
Looking to get involved in your major with some fun on
the side? Alpha Kappa Psi has opportunities for you.
Come to our meeting on September 16 at 6:00p.m. in
the Nebraska Union to find out more information.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, September 16,1998. 5:00 pm Basement
of the University Health Center. New members welcome.
College Republicans
Meeting Wednesday at 8:dupm in the Union- room
posted. Speaker to be announced.
Deutsch in Deutschland
Study in Berlin next semester! To find out more, attend
an informational meeting on Thursday, September
17th at 4:30pm at International Affairs, 1237 R St.
(basement).
Free Pizza!
Kappa Phi meeting Wednesday, September 16th,
6pm. Cornerstone Cnurch (840 north 16th) AH Christian
women welcome)
Independent Student
Association
Organizational meeting September 16th from
4:30-6pm, in the Union. Room to be announced.
Meeting Wedn»ltey*sSlemSr«fe^7:00pm in the
Union. Presentation by Koch industry.
Meeting today, office of admissions at 6:00pm hope to
see you afl there._
MENS CLUB VOLLEYBALL
Team tryouts October 4th 1:00-3:00. For more info,
call Dave 0472-9479. _
NU Meds*
Dr. Hill, dean of admissions at UNMC will be speaking
on Tuesday, Sept. 15th at 7:30pm. Remember to bring
your dues. Everyone is welcome, fioom will be posted
in the Union.__
PreP.T. Club
September 16th, 7:30pm at the City Union. Officer
elections to be held. Social foHowino me meeting.
Psi Chi
Meeting Tuesday, September 15th at 5 p.m. in the Un
ion. Everyone is welcome.
Public Relations Club
Will meet tomorrow September 16, 5:00pm at Avery
HaM201._
Rodeo Club
Rodeo Club Barbecue and meeting at 6:00pm
Wednesday, September 16th at the practice arena.
S.U.M.O.
Student Undergraduate Middle Level Organization's
first meeting, Wednesday, 5pm in Henzlick 36. Free
food!!_
ocnooi duppiy unve
for At Risk ChHdren
Bring new supplies to the Student Education Associa
tion's first meeting on September 15th, 6:00 Mabel
Lee 262. Come learn about SEA and aniov free pizza.
Soil and Water Resources Club
Meeting tonight at 7:00 in room 148 of LW Chase Hall.
Spend Spring Semester in
Spain!
Study abroad in Toledo. Spain in the spring of 1999!
To Find out more about this program, attend an Infor
mational Meeting on Wednesday, September 16th at
5:30 p.m. in the International Affairs Student Lounge
(basement) 1237 R Street.
Student Impact Team
meeting
First Meeting of the Semester!!
Tues.-SepL 15
7:00p.m.-City Campus
Room to be posted
Students For Life
First meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15 at 9:30 in the Union.
New members welcome!
The Graduate GLBT Student Association meets the
1st and 3rd Wednsday of each month at the Resource
Center, 234 Nebraska Union, 8p.m. For more info
email ceaeunlinfo.unl.edu or unl.edu/lambda.
University Ambassadors
Meeting tonight at Office of Admissions, 6:00pm.
Hope to see you all there!'
Young Democrats
Get informed and involved this election year this Tues
day, 7pm in the Nebraska Union. Room posted. Guest
speaker Senator David Landis. Everyone welcome.
OPEN
Golf Tournament
September-27,1998
So, get ready to...
Grip it and rip it!
AGS
Thanks for playing mud volleyball with us. You can
spray us off anytime!
Love, The Three Dirty Women
Ben
Thanks for playing mud volleyball with us. We had fun
getting muddy with you! •--vp.:-5'
-Love. KA
ATA
Thanks for the putt-putt and the batting practice. We
had a great time.
Love, the A <fr new members
ATA
We had a great time playing mud volleyball with you!
We'll get dirty with you amrtime!
-Love, The KA mud volleyball players
Woodchopper^S is coming -
Be prepared!__
FIJI
Thanks for going bowling with us on Thursday. We had
aBALU!
-Love, The Ladies of Kappa Delta
JSStp •
Congratulations to our new Phi officers: President
Danielle Eickman, Vice-President- Tara Pawling, Sec
retary- Jen Adams, Jr. Panhellenic- Lindsay Gangwish,
Service Chair- Ambra Baston, Scholarship Chair
Renee Schneider. We’re so proud of you!
-UOB, Your Sisters
KA
Thanks for the great time bowling Thursday night.^
