Osco Drug
66th & 'O’. 48th & Van Dom, 56th SHwy 2,14th & Su
perior Now hiring part-time clerks for nights, weekends
and third shift. Must be 21 or older, flexible work
schedule and employee discount. Pharmacy Technician
positions available at 66th & ‘O’ and 48th & ‘O’.
Part-time Help Needed
Retail store clerk must be a self-starter and dependable.
Must be able to work Saturday until 6pm and
weeknights until 7pm. Apply 1745 0 Street.
Part-time mini van drivers) needed 10-12 hours/week.
Must be available at 11:45 a.m. and/or 4 p.m. Call
Peggy at Catholic Social Services at 474-1600.
Part-time positiorvfor high energy, detaif-orienterd,
If-starter. Call Dry Cleaning Station at 423-5580 today.
PO Pears
s 'H»ng Cooks. feQ'aij
? Psychology, Sociology, and ;r
Criminal Justice Majors
Comhusker Place Detox seeking individuals to work
on call as Alcohol Service Workers. Must be a team
player and able to work evenings and overnights.
Good communication skills with a diverse population a
must. Apply 721 K street.
Receive up to $500 tuition
assistance!
First Commerce Technolgies is currently accepting
applications for the following part-time positions:
‘Imaging Clark
(4pm-10pm M-F $7.65-$8.55 per hour)
For more details call the first Commerce Job Hotline
at 434-4700 or visit our website at www.banknbc.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
Receive up to $500 tuition
assistance!
NBC
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National Bank of Commerce is currently accepting ap
plications for the following part-time positions:
* Teller -Havelock, Parkway and East Park
* Balance & Transit Clerk
‘ Encoder
For more details call the First Commerce Job Hotline at
434-4700 or visit our website at www.banknbc.com
Equal Opportunity Employer
Sales Associate/Custom Framing, diverse responsibili
ties. Creative working enviianrr^nt. Permanent part
time. 15-25 hours peiMeeik! Must be reliable and cus
tomer service-oriented .Flexible hours, includes week
ends. DidcSWAW
c School Closing Intern
Assistant Producer
KOLN/KGIN-TV is currently seeking applicants for the
above position. This is a part-time, temporary paid in
ternship program. 18-20 hours per week, Mon
day-Friday, 5am-8am, and some evenings (on-call).
The position will last from mid-October 1998 to
mid-April 1999. Must have excellent oral and written
communication skills, reliable transportation, work well
under pressure, and must be extremely dependable.
PC and/or data entry experience required. Must be
willing 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: 9/23/98. EOE
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Lowest price Guaranteed. Call now for details!
www.claestravel.com 1-800-838-6411
Starting Salary Between
$6.00 & $6.50
Seeking to fill the customer service associate positions.
Part-time and FuH-time hours available at a variety of
locations. Benefits available. Preferable 19 years
or older td appry.- OeB 435:3509 Ext.2+2. Mon
day-Sunday, Day or evening to set up an appointment.
^ An Equal Opportunity Employ er
Subway
Full time position days. Monday-Friday. $6.50 to start
and $100 hiring bonus. For more details, see Rod in
the Union.
TEACHER ASSISTANT
Before and after school part-time positions available
immediately in Lincoln Public Schools working with the
Family Service School's Out program. Responsibilities
include: Assisting supervising teacher with activities,
interacting with children, and some parent communi
cation. Flexible hours available in the morning and/or
afternoon programs. Starting wage $5.50 an 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.
Teacher Positions
Part-time, 7:15-9:15am or 3-5:30pm M-F. A short
drive from campus. Superior Child Development Center
476-8600.
Technology Support Assistant
Teachers College is looking for a student assistant
who has experience troubleshooting Windows-based
machines. Specific duties include working with Teach
ers College faculty/staff installing software, operating
systems, memory chips, moving equipment, set up
and/or check network capabilities. For more information
or to apply for this position contact Mary Sutton at
472-2896 or at suttoneunlinfo.unl.edu.
Teller
Day and evening hours available. Math proficiency re
quired. Apply in person at Paycheck Advance at 48th
&OSt.
THE CORNHUSKER
Nebraska's Grand Hotel is seeking the following posi
tions:
•Cocktail S*vbt ': - -- PT PM
•Bartender ' FT/PT
•Servers FT/PT AM/PM
•Room Service FT (5am-2pm)
*Host/ess FT AM ?
•DoorStaff ^v _ FTAM/PM ^ 3
•ReseWW^^;-’-: r-KWWwk)
♦Night Auditor FTmpm-7am)
•Night Cleaners FT/PT
'Turndown Attendant FT PM
We provide uniforms, free meals & excellent benefits.
Apply In Person
Human Resources 7:30am-6pm M-F
333 South 13th St. Lincoln, NE
Use ‘L’ St. Entrance
Just a few blocks from UNL1
The IANR Distributed Environments for Active Learning
(DEAL) Lab is seeking a student with World Wide
Web/Broadcast Journalism background to specifically
work in the area of audio and video distribution using
Real Media application. Successful applicants will
have a working knowledge of Windows NT including
network software and broadcast journalism back
ground, preferably in television, and have a reliable
and timely personality. Specific duties include encoding
live (real time classes and programs) and pre recorded
audio and video tapes into the real media format for web
distribution. Must be available to monitor
and troubleshoot live class and program feeds on a
regular schedule for the duration of the school year.
Some HTML editing required for special events. Must
be able to work in team setting. Wages competitive.
For more information or to applyfor this position contact
Mark at 472-4280 or at ianr023®untvm.unt.edu.
Tico’s
Now hiring part-time Am/Pm servers, carryout, cashiers,
hosts and line cooks. Apply in person, 17th and
M.
Tomb of Darkness
Looking for ghouls and goblins for downtown Lincoln’s
new haunted house. September 23-October 31. Call
for appointment, 730-4784 a.s.a.p. 438-2607.
Truck driver wanted for fall harvest. Must be have ex
perience driving large grain trucks. Close to Lincoln,
calf 782-2009.__
Tutors are needed in the Hewit Academic Center for
the following subjects: German, Portuguese, Adver
tising, Economics 303, Zoology, Organic Chemistry
and upper level math. We are seeking upper level un
dergraduate and graduate students with a GPA of 3.0
or above and excellent communication skills are a
must. Tutors will earn $6/hour and will have flexible
and variable hours. If interested, apply at 300 West
Stadium, or call Kathy at 472-9985.
USDA - Agricultural Research
Service
Biological Science Aid
GS-1 orGS-2
($6.55 to $7.36/hour)
academic year and run-time aunng tne summer, uan
(402) 472-1490 or (402) 472-2961 for more information.
USDA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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 Wednesday
evenings at 6:30pm. EOE
Wanted part time employees call 438-0650 Lincoln Es
presso. For shifts from 6:30am-noon.
Wanted tow truck driver and light duty mechanic. Eve
nings and weekends. 730-7532
We are currently looking for team players to fill part
time positions. Tubby's offers:
• Excellent starting wages
• Flexible schedules
• Fun working environment
If you are outgoing, energetic, and looking for part
time work during school, this is your opportunity! Stop
by the U-Stop Convenience Shop at 17th & Q Sts. to
fill out an application or call 435-3509 to schedule an
interview.
Tubby’s is an equal
opportunity employer
Weekend hours, cashier needed. Apply at Sinclair Oil,
2500 NW 12th or call 474-6274.
Yard/shop person starts $8. Flexible hours M-F between
8:00-5:00pm. Call 435-6800 or apply in person
1808 Wolande.
Nanny type needed for thirteen year old boy. Free
room and board plus bi-monthly pay. 435-6919.
**Flexible Hours**
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.
WANTED: WORK STUDY STUDENTS
COMPUTER CLERK: Assist with computer
scanning process, typing, general office work.
Experience with IBM required, training provided.
$5.75/hr.
CLERK TYPIST/LIBRARY AIDE: Assist with
small teaching resource library, some computer
work, typing and general office work. Expenence
with Macintosh computer preferred.
$5.50/hr.
Contact Peg Johnson, Teaching and Learning
Center, 472-2611.
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
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, have strong math
skills, well-developed computer application proficiency,
i.e. Excel, and top-academic credentials. Graduate
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
dec©agtrader.com.
Internship for Cultural Orientation Class for adult refu
gees. Number of hours are negotiable. Call Peggy at
Catholic Social Services at 474-1600.
Attention Arts & Science
Students
Applications are now available for the Arts & Science
College Students Advisory Board. That can be picked
up at 107 Old Father Student Involvement and the
ASUN office. All Applications are due September 22nd.
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.
CBA STUDENT ADVISORY
BOARD
Would you like to get involved in the College of Busi
ness? Apply today to become a member of the Student
Advisory Board! Applications can be picked up in
CBA 138 and are due October 2nd.
Used CD’s.
Movies,T-shirts, posters,hacky sacks,
music books
and CD towers.
DISC GO ROUND
50th and O, 486-0047
Island Party
By the Navigators, Friday, September 18th. Take the
1st exit AFTER the Platte River (Flying J/Gretna) going
toward Omaha. Go right after the exit until you see the
cars. Be ready to wade!!
Lesbian Folk singer Alix
Dobkin
“Before Lilith Fair: The Evolution of Women's Music.”
Wednesday, September 23, 7p.m. Culture Center.
Free. Accessible. Sign language interpreted. For infor
mation, contact Barbara DiBernard, 472-1828
“w
NCAA Football 99 Video
Game Tournament This
Saturday!!
Think you’ve got game? PROVE IT! Come play
against Tommie Frazier, Damon Benning and
other top competition. Qualifying 11a.m.
2:30p.m. Saturday at Gateway Mai. For more
nformation call 438-7648.I
HI
O’Pioneers!
3ecome a part of UNL's College Bound, an innovative ,
program to help disadvantaged grade school children .
Decome 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 s
tmi INVOLVEMENT «
University of Nebraska-Lincoln k
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Pre-Vet Club
Will hold its Dog Wash on Saturday the 19th at the
Forney Animal Center between 10am and 2pm. Mem
bers: Meet at VBS parking lot on East Campus 45 |
minutes before your scheduled work time for coordi- (
nating car rides. Cars will leave for Forney at both
9:30 and 11:30am from VBS parking lot for the 10am
and 12 pm work shifts.
Residents’ Week 3
Tonight at 6pm- FAMILY FEUD in the Neihardt Blue TV
Lounge (teams sign up at event). Saturday from 7pm
to midnight- Champions Fun Center night. Meet there
or catch a ride at 6:45pm in the HSS courtyard. Bring
some money! 1
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Sigma Alpha
Professional Women in
Agriculture
Do you have an interest in agriculture? Join us for >
Meet The Chapter night on Monday, September 21st
at East Campus Union at 7pm, professional dress is
appropriate.
Student Foundation i
Applications for Student Foundation are available out- ]
side of the Student Involvement Office. Applications
due October 2.
Study in Nepal — Spring 1999! .
Study abroad in Nepal. Semester includes: trek
through Himalayas, river raft trip, wildlife safari, study
of Nepalese culture, room and board and air transpor
tation to Nepal. For more information, contact: Interna
tional Affairs, 1237 R St. 472-5358 or e-mail:
iaffairs@unlinfo.unl.edu
Advertising Club
Meeting Wednesday, September 23rd. Speaker: Ric
Anello, creater of Budweiser frogs. Meet at 5pm in Ad
Lounge to go with the Advertising Federation of Lincoln.
RSVP by Tuesday the 22nd at 9am to 472-4273.
CBASAB I
Meeting this Wednesday, Sept. 23rd in CBA 24.See
you all at 5:30pm for free pizza and pop!_ I
FCA |
Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets this Sunday 1
(and every Sunday) at 7:00pm in the Union. EVERYONE
is welcome!!
MENS CLUB VOLLEYBALL
Team tryouts October 4th 1:00-3:00. For more info,
call Dave @ 472-9479.
*
The Publications Board will meet at 3:30 p.m. Monday
in the Daily Nebraskan conference room in the Nebraska
Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies. All are
invited to attend.
AXGATZ
Master’s at North 40 Gj9lf Course, September 20 from
10-2 benefiting the SpeciaTOfympics.
AXQ
We had a great time at the barbecue last Friday. We
will have to get together again soon!
-The Men of Phi Kappa Psi
AATI
Welcome, to all of our beautiful new members: Chana
Boekel, Shannon Smith, Jaci Hopkins, Aly Eveland,
Katie Honz, Carrie Lake, Shanna Nadrchal, T.J. Jones,
Shannon Rosberg, Sarah Carse, Laura Brackenhoff.
-n Love, Your Detta Sisters
AO OPEN
Golf Tournament
September 27,1998
So, get ready to...
Grip it and rip it!
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Congratulations to the following Alpha Sigs who
earned 4.0’s this past semester
Travis Chrisman, Todd Franzen, Doug Glasshoff, Paul
Havel, Josh Hingst, Jason Hupf, Lex Larson, Scott Pe
terson, Matt Rutt and Craig Wiedel.
Also, congratulations to the following that had 3.5’s or
better:
Brady Bergmeyer, Rvan Carlson, Joel Clements, Dusty
Clevenger, Shaun Custard, Dave Eisenmann, Monte
Else, Adam Olson, Lee Panko, Marshall Poehler, Brent
Pohlmann, Ryan Buschkamp, Steve Cockson, Jay
Gish, Jason Hirschfeld, Clint Hoffman, Wade Johannes,
Robert Joseph, Heath Mello, Kevin Sagehorn,
Matt Sasek, Andy Schuerman, Chad Villwok and Tyler
Waltz.
Way to go guys and keep up the good work!
The men of Alpha Gamma Sigma
^of£>ail
Saturday September 19th, Mahoney softball complex
70th and Fremont.
System Analyst
Interface with internal clinical user departments to anticipate
and resolve problems, develop and modify procedures to solve
complex data processing problems and prepare detailed
specifications.
This position requires
• Bachelor's degree, preferably in Computer Science, math or
Business
• 2-5 years'working experience in programming and/or system
implementation experience
• Excellent systematic problem solving and communication
skills
• Last Word software experience strongly preferred with clinical
system analysis focus.
We offer an excellent compensation/benefits package, on-site
childcare, fitness centers, tuition reimbursement and much
more! Please send your resume to:
Legacy Health System
Employment Services
ATTN: Sheila Murty
1120 NW 20th Ave., Ste. 111,
Portland OR 97209
FAX: (503) 415-5200
Phone:(503)415-5660
Pre-employment drug screening is
required We are an Affirmative
Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Health System I
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hanks for playing mud volleyball with us. We will play
i the mud with you guys anytime.
-The Men of Beta
OIOF
Congratulations to our new pledge class officers: Pres
lent-Jason Wiggins, Vice President-Cory McCallan,
reasurer-Robbie Sail, IFC-Nate Weides, Intramurals
hawn Radtke, Social-Evan Trofholz & Nate Frerichs,
:aptain-Morgan Smith, Pledge Representative to the
locial Committee-Jeremy Kalina, Sergeant-at-Arms
ric Vborny.
-The Men of Phi Kappa Psi
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scream. You scream. We all scream for. . . K A © Ice
Iream social! Today from 2:30-5:30.
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hanks for playing mud volleyball. We had a great time
etting sloppy with you.
-The Men of Beta
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hanks for playing mud volleyball with us. We had a
reat time getting dirty.
-The Men of Beta
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hank you for the dinner exchange on Monday night,
'ou are true gentlemen.
-The Ladies of K A 6
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Jerby Days September 20-26. Benefits the Children's
Miracle Network.
'hanks to FIJI, A T A & K K r for a great Hawaiian
’arty. We had a blast!
-Love, The Women of r <t> B
Senate — Business College
and
Committee for Fees Allocation
Off Campus Representative
Be a part of the Committee that reviews student fees,
and
IWo New Positions
nontraditkxiat Students Subcommittee
Public Relations Liaison
Deadline &(>t.£5'at 4:00 p.m.
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union
iilver band fewM outHdei Hai nUfiitFOtl fail 477-6616
U.N.I.f.E. Indian Taco Sale
:riday, September 18th, 11:00am until they are gone.
(4 includes taco with drink. CC, LMPR.
Put that bigred
e-mail account
to good use.
Send ads,
questions or
comments to:
dn@unl.edu
