The Instructional Materials Council is looking for
part-time Spanish tele-linguists for second semester.
Please contact Sara at 477-2211 or fax resume to
477-2377.
Tutors are needed in the Hewit Academic center Polit
ical Science 459 in addition the Hewit Center is looking
for supplemental instructors for the following classes:
Geography 155 and Astronomy 103. We are seeking
upper level graduate and undergraduate students with
a GPA of 3.0 or above and excellent people skills are a
must. If interested please apply at http: //hewit.
unl.edu/ hewittutorial
US Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
Office Automation Clerk (Student Career
Experience Program)
GS 2-4 ($7.36/hr to $9.02/hr)
The Administrative Office of the US Department of Ag
riculture- Agricultural Research Service located on the
East Campus, University of Nebraska-Lincoln has an
Office Automation Clerk Position in the Student Career
Experience Program (SCEP) that will open effective
Jan. 4,1999. The position provides clerical and admin
istrative support to the ARS research units located on
East Campus. The position is half-time during the aca
demic year and up to full-time during the summer
months. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited
school on at least a half-time basis in a course of study
related to the program (administration, business or office
management) and maintain a good academic record.
Applicants must be a US citizen or a permanent
resident who will be a citizen upon graduation. For ad
ditional information or applications for the position
contact: Lisa Mullenax or Becky Folsom, USDA-ARS,
344 Keim Hall, East Campus, University of Nebras
ka-Lincoln, phone: (402) 472-2961. The United States
Department of Agriculture is an Equal Opportunity Em
ployer. * __
Vista Outreach Coordinators
Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department seeks
two Outreach Coordinators. These are grant-funded
opportunities for public service-minded individuals. In
dividuals will coordinate “Safe Nights” events for youth
at community service organizations throughout Lin
coln/Lancaster County. Responsible for organizing
“Safe Night” events; facilitating planning meetings; de
veloping “Safe Nights” promotional materials; con
ducting informational and educational presentations;
writing program reports.
Desired: 1 -2 years related volunteer/job experience.
Interest in working with youth.
Necessary Special Requirements: available for occa
sional evenings and weekends, dependable transpor
tation, a valid Nebraska driver’s license.
Benefits: Full-time, $325/per 80-hour pay period.
Health and life insurance, child care assistance, defer
ment of government guaranteed student loans, $1,200
cash stipend or $4,725 educational grant at end of
year of service.
To receive an application, please call 441-8045. Com
pleted applications and reference forms must be re
turned to the Health Department at 3140 N St., Lincoln,
NE 68510 on or before December 17,1998.
Wagner’s Food Pride has opening for part-time check
ers, Stockers and sackers. Flexible hours, all shifts.
Apply in person at 3308 A Street.
warenouse Assisiani neeaea.
20-25 hours per week, morning hours 7am-12pm
Monday-Saturday. The Tool House 800 “Q" Street.
Call Ed Madsen for appointment 474-5323 ext.245.
Youngest state senator seeks high energy staffer with
strong writing, people, organizational and comp skills.
Please send resume and references to Kendra Olson:
Room 1518, State House, Lincoln, NE 68509. Deadline
is Dec. 28th. No phone calls please.
Experienced in home daycare needed weekday morn
ings. Start in January, references necessary. 420-6469.
500 Summer Jobs/ 50 Camps/ You Choose!!! NY, PA,
New England. Instructors Needed: Tennis, Basketball,
Roller Hockey, Soccer, LaCrosse, Volleyball,
Gymnastics, English Riding, Lifeguard, WSI, Water Ski,
Sailing, Wind surfing, Aerobics, Archery, Mountain Bik
ing, Rock climbing, Ropes, Dance, Piano, Accompanist,
Theater, Ceramics, Jewelry, Woodworking, Pho
tography, Radio, Nature, RN’s, Chefs. Arlene Streisand:
1-800-443-6428;
www.summercampemployment.com.
#1 Spring Break Specials! Book now and receive free
meal plan! Cancun & Jamaica, $399. Bahamas,
$459, Panama City, $99. 1-800-234-7007.
www.endlesssummertours.com
***ACT NOW! CALL FOR BEST SPRING BREAK
PRICES TO SOUTH PADRE (FREE MEALS), CANCUN,
JAMAICA, KEYWEST, PANAMA CITY. REPS
NEEDED-TRAVEL FREE, EARN CASH. GROUP
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Spring Break ‘99
Seats are selling fast! Book your trip NOW or you may
be left behind! Air, hotel, transfers, FREE meals, FREE
drinks and awesome parties! Limited availibiltyl Call
FREE for brochures 1-800-395-4896 (www
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SPRING BREAK ‘99
Student Travel Services is America’s #1 Student Tour
Operator. Don’t book with anyone else until you talk to
us!!! Cancun from $399, Jamaica from $399, Panama
City from $119, Daytona Beach from $139. Student
Travel Services, 1 -800-648-4849, www.ststravel.com.
On Campus Contact: Rich @ 402-438-7819, Melissa®
402-476-0036 or Josh ® 402-436-8539.
SPRING BREAK- Cancun, Jamaica, Mazatlan and
South Padre. SAVE up to $200/room until Dec. 15th.
ABSOLUTE best prices! Campus sales reps wanted.
Earn free trips +cash. 1-800-SURFS-UP,
www.studentexpress.com,
SPRING SKIING- STEAMBOAT- WORLD CLASS
SKIING. THE ULTIMATE NIGHTLIFE. CALL DICKSON
PRODUCTIONS- 1-888-SKI THIS.
MORTAR BOARD
AND
MORTAR BOARD NOTABLES
Mortar Board is a National Senior Honor Society that
recognizes college seniors for distinguished ability and
achievement in exceptional scholarship, leadership,
and service. All JUNIORS with a 3.3 GPA, or higher,
are eligible to seek membership in the Black Masque
Chapter here at UNL
Mortar Board also recognizes outstanding freshmen,
sophomores, and seniors that demonstrate our high
standards. These exceptional students are identified
as Mortar Board Notables.
Information sheets are available now at the Office for
Student Involvement (200 City Union & 300 East
Union), the Culture Center (333 N 14th), the Honors
Lounge (118 Neihardt), the ASUN Office, and Vice
Chancellor Griesen's Office (106 Administration).
Completed information sheets are due Friday, January
15th, at 5:00pm in the Office for Student Judicial Affairs
(106 Administration), www.unl.edu/mb
All Stressed Out and
Nowhere to Study
Expanded hours and locations!
Wednesday, Dec. 9, 9am-9pm
Friday, Dec. 11,9am-5pm
At the Culture Center
333 N. 14th St.
Monday, Dec. 14, 8am-midnight
Tuesday, Dec. 15, 8am-midnight
At the Wick Alumni Center
1520 R St.
Enjoy free beverages and snacks, including Valentino’s
pizza, and a quiet study atmosphere. All students wel
come! Sponsored by the Nebraska Alumni Association,
Student Involvement and Valentino's.
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INVOLVEMENT
1 University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Applications are Out
Applications for Membership and Freshman Scholar
ships are available in the Student Involvement Offices,
106 Administration, 118 Neihardt and the Culture Cen
ter. The Innocents Society is the Chancellor’s Senior
Honorary at the University of Nebraska. Membership is
based on superior academic achievement, unparalleled
leadership and selfless service to the University
and the community.
ASUN
Student Government
Election Parties
are forming!
If you are interested in running in the Spring ASUN
elections, sign the list in the ASUN Office, 115 N£ Union.
Groups that are forming will be checking it to fill
their slates.
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INVOLVEMENT
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ATTENTION LEADERS!!
Do you want to...
Gain positive leadership experience?
Teach other students about effective leadership?
Have fUn while earning credit?
Applications are now available for 1999-2000 emerging
Leader Class TA’s. Pick one up at Student Involvement
Offices at City and East Union. TA’s are trained
in the fall semester, then facilitate and assist in teaching
the course the following spring. Application deadline:
January 22, 1999. Questions? Call Amy at
465-9006.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
DEAD WEEK POLICY
Finals only at time per Official Schedule of Classes or
time during finals week mutually agreeable to all.
Examinations allowed during Dead Week: laboratory
practical examinations, make-up or repeat examinations
and self-paced examinations. Quizzes are acceptable.
Projects, papers and speeches due Dead Week need
to have been assigned by the eigth week of the se
mester. Project and scope, not topic.
Please review your syllabi for Dead Week conflicts.
Contact the Student Government Office, 115 NE Union
(472-2581) with discrepancies or questions.
Confidential Gay Men’s
Discussion Group
Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p.m.. For more information
contact Dr. Luis Diaz-Perdomo at Counseling and
Psychological Services at 472-7513 or e-mail
ldiaz-perdomoieunl.edu or Rev. Phil Owen at
476-0355 or e-mail ophilipeunomaha.edu.
-
Desperately Seeking Witness
If you are one of the 30 students who went on the In
ternational Affairs Study Abroad trip to Egypt/Greece
and Crete on May 10-June 2,1998, and witnessed
someone fall on the marble steps at the Sheraton Cairo
hotel, and cut their head, landed at the trip leader’s
feet and asked to see a doctor regarding this, please
call 464-6597 ASAP. Your efforts will be appreciated.
DISC GO ROUND
WE PAY 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
Early Christmas Service
And Party!!
Tuesday, Dec. 8th at 7pm at Cornerstone Church, 640
N. 16th. Join us for beautiful music, wonderful hymns,
inspiring dramas and a chance to reflect and be thankful.
Optional gift exchange- bring a $3-$5 gift if you
want to participate. A party with snacks will follow the
service.
Eating Issues Support Group
A supportive environment for women who are recov
ering from an eating disorder. We meet every Tuesday
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 information.
★ UHC HEALTH AIDES ★
We want to note our appreciation and admiration for
all of your hard work and dedication so far this semester.
May your success continue and shine. We are
proud of you. GOOD LUCK on your finals!
-Your Health Aide Coordinators,
Dan, Christine, Geoff and Shannon
Help a child smile!
Angel Tree Project
Give a gift to a child in need.
Information at the booth in the
City Union weekdays 11-1
or stop at 115 NE Union
Sponsored by
Residence Hall Assoc.
HIGH RISK DRINKING
Let’s Talk...
Apply to be a Student Representative for the RWJ
“High Risk Drinking” Grant Planning Team. The RWJ
$7000,000 grant offers our campus community the op
portunity to discuss and address the issue. Any NU
student may apply. All meetings are confidential. Call
472-7440 for more information and an application.
aimii
Student Alumni Association is looking for a committed,
responsible and diverse group of student leaders to
assist the Alumni Association in on-campus activities
providing direct benefits to students, alumni and faculty
as well as the University in general.
Applications for Student Alumni Association are now
available at the following locations:
• Student Involvement, 200 NE Union
• ASUN, 115 NE Union
• Wick Alumni Center, 1520 R St.
• Culture Center, 333 N. 14th St.
• Residence Hall front desks
Applications are due Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1999 at
5pm at the Wick Alumni Center front desk. Applicants
are strongly encouraged to attend one of the two infor
mational sessions held Jan. 13,1999 in Abel Ballroom
at 4pm and Jan. 14,1999 at the Wick Alumni Center at
7pm. For more information about SAA or a copy of the
application, please visit our web site at
http://www.unl.edu/alumni/student.htm.
ATTENTION P.E.O/S
Next meeting is this Sunday from 5-7pm. Please
R.S.V.P. by Thursday. Call Jennifer Mead © 474-6771
or Bobbi Lewallen © 488-6588
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, Dec. 9th, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
CBASAB
Mandatory Meeting on Wednesday December 9th at
5:30 in CBA132. Bring money for pictures and shirts!
FFA Alumni
Meeting Tuesday, Dec. 8th at 8pm- East Campus Union.
Room to be posted. We will be writing Christmas
cards to the residents of Ambassador Lincoln and we
will also be buying gifts for less fortunate people of the
city. Come help spend some of the club's money while
giving Holiday spirit to someone who really needs it.
Independent Students
Association
Meeting Dec. 9, City Union, room posted. Election of
officers.
Pro-Vet Club
Will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 7:00 PM in the
East Campus Union. Freshman and new members are
encouraged to come at 6:30 PM.
Soil & Water Resources Club
Meeting tonight at 7 pm in room 148 L.W. Chase Hall,
East Campus. Officer elections held.
TCAB
Meeting Wednesday. Room 230 Mabel Lee Hall from
6-7pm.
VICA
Officer elections Wednesday, Dec. 9 at 4:00 in Henzlik,
Room 45. Any questions, call Ed at 438-9128.•
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Wildlife Club
Officer election meeting Wednesday, Dec. 9th at 7pm
in the East Campus Union.
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We had fun studying for finals on Friday afternoon. We
should do it again sometime.
-The Men of Sigma Nu
Ben
Congratulations to the new executive officers:
President - Ftyan Hartung
Vice President - Jason Oswald
Treasurer - Brian Powers
Secretary - Ryan Ragsdale
Risk Manager - Blaine Christensen
Pledge Educator - John Christenson
Rush - Ryan Comes
Social - Dan Slaughter
Scholarship - Rvan Jankord
Philanthropy - Ryan Lahne
- Your Brothers
Xft
Congratulations to the new officers!
President - Stacey Duncan
Vice President - Deb Zadina
Secretary - Destiny Hilmoe
Treasurer - Jodie Ruwe
Pledge Educator - Stacey Gran
Personnel - Maggie Zochol
Rush - Lisa Enstrom
Panhellenic - Erin Gumm
Congratulations!
Your sisters in Chi Omega
KA0
Congratulations, Amanda Strong on your engagement!
- Love, your sisters
KA
Congratulations to Jen Daugherty for making the US
National bowling Team! We are so proud of you!
-Love in AOT,
Your KA Sisters
PMC
Congratulations to The Playmaker’s Club new initiate,
Sam Neal, and newly elected sweetheart Pi Phi Anne.
Keep Making Plays,
me Men of PMC
EAE
Phi Alpha to our newly elected officers:
President- Chris White
Vice President- Caleb Jensen
Treasurer- Dave Campbell
Secretary- Aaron Brockmeier
Assistant Treasurer- Matt Glathar
Directors of Chapter Events- Ben McCowen and Ben
Novotny
Corresponding Secretary- Josh Conway
Risk Manager- Mitch Perry
IFC Delegate- Dirk Boe
House Managers- Brian Pope and Chad Carpenter
Philanthropy- Brian Pfiefer
Scholarship- Sam Auld and Brandon Moller
Intramural Chair- Ben King
Man-at-Arms- Brian Manning
Song Chair- Mike Schmidt
Computer Chr.ir- Don Trouba
Pop/Pool/Bulletin- Ryan Haith {3 time defending cham
pion)
Also Phi Alpha to Smokey for HIS FIRST.. . Brother of
the Week Award!
EX
Congratulations to our newly elected BMOC’s: Pres
ident- Bryan Troester, Vice President- Brandon
Rabeler, Assistant Treasurer- Phil Hoopoer, Pledge
Trainer- Brett Spilker, Social Chairmen- Chuck Kroll
and Trey Pitlenger, Rush Chairmen- Willie Craft and
Kenny Wayne Shepard, House Managers- Paul Griezer
and Bob Leehy, Philanthropy- Chuck Kroll, Secretary
Sam Neal, Historian- H. F Maasdam, Kustos- Jake
Buss, IFC Delegate- Packy Pepper, Scholarship- Willie
Craft.
Triangle
Congratulations to our new officers:
President- Ryan Olson
Vice President- Jeremy Wadhams
Treasurer- Matt Partusch
Recording Secretary- Jon Witt
Bursar- Matt Manning
Steward- Dan Fuhr
Alumni Relations- Brian Ellefson
House Manager- David Dijak
Scholastic- Alan Beaudette
Assistant Social- Nick Bernard
Public Relations- Justin Cacak
Intramurals- Garret Dendinger
IFC- Mike Fields
Membership Development- Ethan Rojhani
Photographer- Nick Bernard
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Thank you to the following houses fo r participating:
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Thank you also to our judges: Charles Greene, Linda
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-The Men of Sigma Nu
Your college years were full of friends, parties and wild
times. Too bad the beer sucked. Don’t dwell on the
past. Reserve a keg of Cortland Wheat, Hopatleuia or
XPO Stout for graduation from Spilker Ales, 798-7445.
Brewed in Cortland, NE. Think global. Drink local!
Found a female watch Thursday afternoon in the Rec
Center. Claim at Daily Nebraskan.
Found: a set of keys by Morrill Hall. Pick up at the Daily
Nebraskan Office, 34 NE Union.
IT IS BETTER
TO GIVE THAN
TO RECEIVE.
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