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J I a 4ERrst Commerce hadt National Bank of Commerce has the following positions available: Employee Benefit System Specialist: Teller- Williamsburg Teller- Teller Pool Customer Service Representative- Call Center (2 posi tions) Return Item Clerk- Account Services Balance & Transit Clerk- Item Processing Computer Balance Specialist III- First Commerce Technologies (2nd shift) Dispatch Clerk- First Commerce Technologies (3rd shift, 2 positions) Part-Time Teller-Eastpark Branch (mornings or eve Part^ime Teller- Williamsburg Branch (afternoons. 2 positions) Part- Time Credit Card Collector- BankCard (mornings or evenings) For more information, please call the First Commerce Job Hotline at 434-4700 or visit our Website at WWW.BANK.COM. Equal Opportunity Employer Nebraska Republican Party Looking for several students to assist with fund raising. Earn up to $9/hour $50 Hiring Bonus No Friday or Saturday Work 12-20 hours/week Sunday-Thursday 5-9pm Located Downtown Call Bryan at 475-2122 Operation Smart Facilitator Facilitate program which stimulates girls' interest in science, math, and technology. 2-3 afternoons and 8-10 hours per week. Great for education, science, or math majors. Resume and YWCA application accepted until filled. Apply to the YWCA 1432 N St. AA/EOE. Osco Drug 66th & 'O’. Now hiring full-time/part-time pharmacy technicians: day/nignt/weekends. Benefits include flexible work schedule, employee discount, and health insurance. EOE Park Place Chevrolet & Imports, Inc. is looking for an enthusiastic, professional individual to answer multi-line phone and greet customers. The position is part-time in the evenings and on the weekends. Call 434-5100 and ask for Angie or Jeff. Part Time Receptionist Work Tuesday and Thursday 8am-5pm for a great downtown company! Handle phones, mail, light typing, greet clients, knowledge of Word and Excel important. Parking paid. Call Gina at 441 -4072 to find out more. Part-time day, evenings and weekends. Flexible schedule to work with class schedule. Close to campus. Apply in person at West O Dairy Queen, 760 VwstO. 475-3406. Part-time help needed approximately 20 hours/week between the hours of 9am-3pm, M-F. Starts, $6.50/hour, earn up to $12/hour, gas and bonuses, residential cleaning, 432-5573.__ Part-Time Position Part-time night time audit position open. Great working environment. Customer services skills and computer knowledge required. Experience a bonus but not nec essary. Apply in person at Hampton Inn-Airport. 1301 W. Bond Cir. Permanent/Part Time Support Staff Position The State Auditor’s office is seeking a permanent/part time support staff person. Duties include but not limited to: filing reports and budget documents, operating copy machine, assembling office reports, assisting with general typing of correspondence, and various other clerical duties. Part time position Monday through Friday, flexible hours between 9am and 3pm. (require 4 hours per day) and starting wage of $9.00 per hour. Requirements include general secretarial skills, operate various office machines, ability to use Windows 95, Microsoft Word and Excel with IBM com puter processing equipment. Qualified applicants should send resume and cover letter to: Auditor of Public Accounts, Attn: Sulin Hamik, State Capitol Building, Suite 2303, Lincoln, Nebraska, 68509 by February 3,1999. Proofreader for court reporting firm. Excellent spelling, grammar and vocabulary skills essential; legal back ground a plus; prefer grad student. Call 477-8425 be tween 1:00 and 5:00pm. Recreation Leaders Parks and Recreation has openings for leaders with before and/or after school recreation for elergentary children. Before school hours, 7-9am M-F, starting $5.60/hr. After school hours, 2:30-5:45pm or 3:15-5:45pm M-F, starting $5.50/hr. Apply now at Playground Office, 1225 F Street, Second Floor. 441-7952 EOE/AA. School age chfld care counselors before school, 7am-9am and/or after school 3:30pm-6pm. Great ex perience for Education or Recreation majors. Apply at Northeast YMCA, 2601 N. 70th Street. Questions, call 434-9267. Service personnel, pm shifts only. Great pay, great benefits, flexible schedule. Apply in person only, from 11-4, M-F. Experience required. Student Custodians NEBRASKA UNION now has openings for part time custodians. Evening and day hours available including weekends. $6.00/hour. Contact Bill Behmer at Nebraska Union Main Office Room 220. Students- will these hours work with your schedule? . M-F, 2:30-6:30pm and Sat. 8am-5pm. We have »store clerk position available at our S. 27th & Hwy2 location. If interested please apply W-F from 2-5:00pm at: Williams Cleaners S. 27th & Hwy 2 Swim lesson supervisor, M-F, 9am-1pm and/or 4pm-6pm, $7/hour. Contact John Dias at the Northeast YMCA, 434-9261.__ Teacher Assistant Are you an energetic fun loving individual who enjoys the wonder of working with children? Then Family Service wants youLWe currently have the following op portunities available: ' • part-time teacher assistants working within the Lin coln Public Schools for our School’s Out program. • part-time teacher assistants working with infants at our Dr. Stephen W. Carveth Child Development Center at 4525 F St. • part-time teacher assistants working with infants and toddlers at our Downtown Infant and Toddler Center at 1100 N St. To join.our child care teams please fill out an application at 501 S. 7th St."dr you may contact our personnel, officer at 441-7949 for additional information. Telephone sales Monday-Thursday, 5-8:30pm, earn $6-1- per hour, relaxed atmosphere. Your desire and motivation determine earnings. Call 9:30am-6pm, Monday-Friday, 489-5779. THECORNHUSKER Nebraska’s Grand Hotel is seeking the following posi tions: *Host/ess PT PM 'Server FT/PT/On-call AM/PM (restaurants & banquets) - 'Room Service FT/PT AM/PM 'Bartender PT •Host/ess PT PM 'Banquet Prep Cook FT Mid 'Renaissance Cook FT PM 'Door Staff FT /PT AM/PM 'Desk Clerk Supervisor FT 3-11 pm 'Night Cleaner Trainer FT 'Security Officer PT (8 hour shifts) 'Room Service FT/PT AM/PM ‘Beverage Supv FT 'NigW Auditor PT 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 UNU Web masters/programmers needed. Flexible hours. Experience required. 466-1888. Wendys 14th & “Q” Now hiring quality minded people for lunch and evening shifts. Flexible hours, vacation, and meal discounts. Apply in person. Work And Live At The Nebraska Center 33rd & Holdrege Now hiring dependable mature UNL students for night shifts (11pm-7am) at hotel desk. Requires an apartment lease for $255/month, 8 shifts per month. Live and work here year around. Contact the Business Office at 472-3820. PSST: THIS A GREAT DEAL FOR THE RIGHT PERSON. YMCA Camp Kitaki Lincoln office has part-time office assistant job available. Enjoy this rewarding job. Good computer and general office skills needed. Apply at 6000 Com husker HWY. 434-9225. Nanny needed for 2 girls- ages 4 years and 5 months, 15-25 hours per week, flexible schedule. Call 420-5527 after 5:30pm. Need daycare in my home before and after school. Two to three days/week. $7/hour. 420-5560, evenings, 432-3045, days. Wanted—person to watch my child in home. Mostly mornings, some afternoons. Pay negotiable. Call 435-2084 and leave a message. Wanted: In-home child care for two year old and nine month old. Part-time. Call Krissy, 464-8161 for infor mation. UNL approved work study student needed to assist with care of crickets and with experiments, flexible hours, $6.50 per hour. 472-0742, or room 56 Manter. GO TO CAMP THIS SUMMER! Nebraska’s most beautiful resident camp YMCA Camp Kitaki located on the Platte River, is seeking applicants for Counselors, Lifeguards, Wranglers, Crafts, Ropes and Trips. We offer fun, friends and the experience of a lifetime. Call YMCA Camp Kitaki in Lincoln for an ap plication at 434-9225, or e-mail campkrtaki6aol.com. Summer Jobs! COME TO NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR THE SUMMER! 6/20-8/19. Outstanding brother/sister sports camps on largest New England lake (near Boston, NH White Mnts, Maine coast) seek skilled counselors for land sports, water sports, and the arts. Room, board, and most trans. paid. Interviews available Union Rm 225 (1-5pm) on 2/24 and at 3 in 1 Career Fair on 2/25- stop by! Call us, or apply at our internet sites: Boys: www.winaukee.com; 800-791-2018; Girls: www.robindel.com; 888-860-1186. Wilderness Nature Camp Coordinator Lincoln Parks and Recreation has an opening for Coor dinator of its Nature Camp Program which is June 7 July 23 for K-6 grades. Varied hours before camp begins. 50+ hours during weeks of camp. Must work well with youth, be able to supervise and be well or ganized. Pay range is $7-$8.50/hour, depending on experience. Apply at Parks and Recreation, 2710 A St., 441-7847. _ The position is available immediately and"wMfextend through the summer. The potential exists for the position to be extended beyond this time frame. The incumbent of this position will be responsible to audit construction jobs, work-with continuing Property Record Development, assist in inventory reconciliation, and assist in special studies. We are looking for an accounting major in either their sophomore or junior year. The applicants must be able to work at least 20 hours a week between the time of 7:30am - 5:00pm for most weeks during the school year. Additional hours are possible if the applicant has the availability, such as summer break. Candidates must be PC literate, and proficient with Microsoft Office products, especially EXCEL If you are qualified and interested, please send your resume postmarked no later than February 5,1999 to: ANant Communications Attn: Jan Robinson PO Box 81309 Lincoln, NE 68601-1309 Tin siMm I?hii Mnoiilh!m l l1 $599 Flight and unlimited travel around Europe, the best deal ever for students and young people. The air-bus pass gives unbeatable cost and flexibility for 30-60 days. Explore Europe and make your own . itinerary. All from, only $599. For details dial 888-909-7046 or visit www.worldtravellinks.com for reservations dial 888-909-7044. . Spring Break 99! CANCUN-RASSAU-JAMAICA Travel FREE and make lots of Cash! Top reps are offered on-site staff jobs. All-Inclusive Deals, 32-hours free-drinks. Special Discounts up to $100/person. Lowest price Guaranteed. Call now for details! www.clasatravel.com 800/838-6411 Spring Break-Last Chance to “Break with the Best!” Join us in Cancun, Jamaica, Mazatlan, or S.Padre. Prices from $399. SAVE $200 + get FREE meals & parties. 1-800-SURFSUP www.studentexpress.com MActive Weigh” Classes Forming Now Call 472-7478 for more information, ulasses start Feb ruary 1. Sponsored by the University Health Center. Accepting Our Bodies, Accepting Ourselves— Struggling with an eating disorder? Consider attending this six week group that will cover issues related to self-esteem, body image, healthy nutrition & exercise, etc. Starts February 2nd from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Contact Norma at 472-7450 to register. APO is Soilent Green! Actually, APO is people. Alpha Phi Omega is a co-ed service organization. We’re looking for new members to lead, serve, and have fun. Info meetings continuos this week! Wednesday—Harper Study Lounge 3pm Thursday—Abel Ballroom noon; Burr Study Lounge 8pm. CASNR STUDENTS Have your goals ever included receiving a scholarship, enhancing your communication skills, expanding your technology knowledge, participating in CASNR student recruitment, or becoming a leader on campus? If so, the CASNR Ambassador program is perfect for you. Pick up your application in 103 Ag Hall, Dean’s Office. Applications are due February 25. Apply today! flf Check it Out! DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP Meeting TODAY at University Health Center, Confer ence Room D, 4 to 5p.m. For students with dbbetes, spouses and friends welcome! Call472-7477 for more Information. Gender Issues Discussion Group A safe place for women and men to explore the impact of gender roles on relationships, self, and society. Call Jan Deeds at 472-2598 for information. Intramural Indoor Soccer Managers The Manager Meeting for Co-Rec indoor Soccer will be held Thursday, January 28th, at 6:00 p.m. in the Nebraska Union. Each team must have one represent ative present to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467 for more information. Intramural Volleyball Managers The Manager Meeting for Co-Rec Volleyball will be held Thursday, January 28th at 5:00 p.m. in the Ne braska Union. Each team must have one representative present to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467 for more information. Laura Cockson Memorial Scholarship Information and application available at 115 Nebraska Union Deadline February 26 Lesbian Bi Questioning Discussion Group LBQ is a safe place for lesbians, bi women and women questioning their sexual orientation to meet, talk, learn and laugh in an informal atmosphere. Meets every Thursday at 6:00pm in Nebraska Union, room 338. For more information call the Women’s Center at 472-2597, ***PRE-HEALTH STUDENTS*** Have you had your “3-shot Hep B Series” If so, you may qualify for a medical research _ study. Just 4 hours a week of your time can earn you over $380 every 4 weeks while you study. Call 474-2335 and ask for Dana. - y|y| Nabi Biomedical Center 300 S. 17th Street ■ I _Lincoln. NE 68508__ Break out of unhealthy patterns. Develop flexible and nourish yourself. Wednesdays 3:30-4:45 pm _, 10-April7 Sue 472-7450 / Karen 472-7478 ;■ ,;?r 5TOWaWWO———B——BW—MB—W—fflffllHPT IIiHH«l" 'll t L Student Government Spring Election Filing forms are now available at 115 Nebraska Union for the Student Government Election March 3. Women’s Rugby Come out and learn to play RugbyJpractices on Tues days and Thursdays from 6pm to 8pm in Cook Pavilion. Questions, calf Cassie 438-4121 or Sharon 475-4165. AEAC Welcome Back Party! Thursday, January 28th, 6:30pm at PO Pears, 322 S. 9th st. Half-price food, pool tournament, and upcoming club events. New members welcome. Questions? Call J.P. Rhea at 436-6108. Bombing Iraq: Justified or Not? Come debate the situation at Model United Nations’ first meeting. No experience or opinion necessary. All are welcome. Free food and great discussion guaran teed! Thursday, 4 pm, NE Union. Campus Atheists & Agnostics Election Thursday, Jan 28 (tonight) at 9:30pm, Nebraska Union, room to be posted. Campys Crusade for Christ This week’s location The CRU weekly meeting. This Thursday 8:00pm large cafeteria SELLECK use east entrance. No Culture Cen ter this week. CBA STUDENTS Last semester, did you promise to become more in volved and it slipped by? Well, now is the best time to join our professional business fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi. Help us celebrate our 75th Anniversary, establish great business contacts, and make lifelong friendships. Come meet us at our Meet the Chapter Nights, January 25th or February 1st at 7:00pm, City Union, (professional attire please) or stop by our booth in CBA, Tuesday, January 19 - Friday, January 29 9am-12pm. FCA We are having a Superbowl party this Sunday at 5pm in the Centennial Room. Everyone is welcome! Parking Advisory Committee The Parking Advisory Committee will meet Monday, February 1,1999 at 8:30 a.m. in the conference room at Parking Services, 625 Stadium Drive, Suite A. SAA Meeting 5pm tonight at the Wick. Hope to see you there. Don’t be afraid to come and check it out. SDRMA Student Dietetic & Restaurant Management Associa tion.New Members WelcomelThursday 28, at 5pm at HE 121. The women of Phi Beta Chi would like to invite all Christian women who would like to learn more about our sisterhood to join us in our spring membership drive. Monday the 25th at 5:30pm; pizza, games, and information; Wednesday the 27th at 6:15pm- Bible study and Thursday the 28th at 6:30pm- bowling. We will meet at the Lutheran Student Center each night. For more information, call Brenda at 474-1021. UNL NORML-HEMP meeting tonight, 7:00 in the Union. Help legalize itl UNL Students for Life Meeting at 9pm in the Union, room to be posted. a rz Thanks for the fun on Friday. We had a great time! -T<t»B AXQ A belated thank you for last week’s FAC. Count on doing it again soon. Thanks, The men of FIJI ATO Congratulations to our newly initiated active members! Tyler Adams, Todd Bumgarner, Joe Casey, Nick Crom, Tom Danielson, Ryan Ebemeier, Jeff Freeland, Trevor Hergenrader, Cody Jeffers, Shane Koehler, Zack Konopick, Tom Luebbe, Chad Marquart, Mike Paeper, Geoff Reno, Trent Santero, John Scholthauer, Nick Shaw, Chad Travers and Dave Warren. ATO Happy days to these special new initiates. Pledge Scholars: Ryan Ebemeier, Dave Warren and CadeSohler. Pledge Student of the Year Darren Warren. The Warren legacy lives on.____ ASA Congratulations to Gina Todero, Sara Lilly, and Jennifer Wagner on being selected as New Student Enrollment Leaders. You had better start walking backwards now! _Xi love, your sisters Di Giorgio's is now serving food Thursday, Friday and Saturday ‘till 1:30am. AY We would like to congratulate our pledge class on an outstanding 3.85 overall GPA! Way to impress ail of us. Your Brothers at DU. 4>A6 Congratulations to the new Phi Delta officers. President - David Lempp Vice President - Tony Guetersloff Secretary - Phill St.Clair Treasurer • Adam Kirkebak Rush Chairman - Sed Kitted Social Chairman/Brotherhood - Tom Butler Scholarship Chair - Scott Bradley Fundraising Chair - Pete Norths Warden - Ryan Shanahan Philanthropy Chair - Nick Post House Manager - Ryan Rieker Jr. Alumni Relations/Historian - Phillip Hwoarang I.F.C. - Jeff Barry Public Relations - Barry Jeffries Head Hasher - Aaron O’Brien Chaplain - Boo Radley roB Congratulations to Holly Herian, Julie Isom, and Christa Vieyra on your recent initiation. We are so proud of you! Love, Your I~ O B Sisters Open Rush Sorority open rush applications are available in the City Campus Union, room 332. Panhellenic Panhellenic Assistant Rush Chair applications are available in room 332 City Campus Union. Due February 5th. IX Congratulations to the new initiates of Sigma Chi; Alex Bahe, Jais Woolf, Aaron Rankin, Tim Wilson, Ryan Ottilie, Justine Johnson, Aaron Goldsmith, only Wythers, Kyle Morrow, Spencer McClymont, Justin Hoffman, Blake Fosdick, Trent Deeter, Leon Brown, Dana Pfluhanpt, Brad Mollet, Paul Kiekafer, Mike Gruff, JAson Dix, Jake Decker. N POSITION OPEN Campus Rec- Res. Hall Appointments Bd -1999-2000 Tech. Fees & Info. Serv. Deadline Feb. 2,4:00p.m. Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union. Student Government Election Questions aid concerns about the process or the reg ulations?? For information call 472-2581 or stop by 115 Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission meets Thursday at 5:00 p.m. in the office. All students are welcome to attend. Student Government Spring Election Filing forms are now available at 115 Nebraska Union for the Student Government Election March 3rd. RHUS SdMeto • • Mmhk Want some fun? We’ve got it. Work PARTY. This Thursday, 7 p.m., Wick Alumni Center. FOUND: Male ring found either on the side walk or street at East Campus on Sunday. Describe to claim. Call 467-3740. H Keystone ^ Natural | B Regular or Light <£*^99 Light or Ice $C99 1 H Warm Case Cans Warm 18pk Cans j HMilwaukee’s Best Bud ! H Regular or Light Regular or Light ^ ! H Warm case cans Warm case cans § Canadian Club 1 Barton Vodka 111 .75 L. S1.75L. | | $|099 | $799 ; S Seagram’s Captain Morgan 1 M s scy» Crown Gold,Bilver or Parrot Bay ISS - $1499 $q99 ; I £ SI_ H • |s»i *» 1^1 .• m Wmk i ___^UB .