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Accounting Intern Aliant Communications is seeking a paid Staff Ac countant for the Disbursement Accounting Department. The position is available immediately and will extend 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. 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The Daily Nebraskan lower level of the Nebraska Union 472-2588 • dn@ttiri.eda p^M 5020 N 27th Street Lincoln, NE 68521 , 477-4764 ■,, , , i Are You Interested in Sponsoring an Election Debate? I Come to the information meeting to get details about hosting a debate for the upcoming Student Government elections. If you are interested but can not attend the meeting, please call Marlene at 472-2581. Monday, Feb.8 4:00pm- City Union Room to be posted Assertiveness Training Workshop Learn to communicate your thoughts and feelings more effectively. Thursday 2:30 - 4:30pm February 11- April 8 Call Mary 472-7450. ATTENTION P.E.O.’s Meeting this Sunday ® 5-7pm. RSVP by 2/4 for more information: Jennifer @ 474-6771 or Bobbi ® - 488-6588. Be Special Send a Valentine Ad! imr $5.00/15 words. $0.15/additional words. $0.75 billing charges. All ads include the heart artwork. Deadline: February 11th before 3pm You can send us your ad by email: dn@unl.edu, Fax: 472-1761, Phone: 472-2588 or bring it over to the Daily Nebraskan Office at 34 Nebraska Union. Campus Commuters For Involvement Meeting tonight at 6:30pm in the Union, room to be posted. Commuter students come and see what we're about. 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 Idiaz-perdomo10unl.edu or Rev. Phil Owen at 476-0355 or e-mail ophilip@unomaha.edu. E-Commerce Seminar 1200 Major Brand name companies are constructing an Internet site to move products and services to con sumers. Learn how to make money or own part of the site now without capital investments. Thursday, Febru ary 4th, 7:00pm Nebraska Union. Call 477-2303 for more information. Eating Issues Support Group Looking for a small, comfortable environment with women who are struggling with eating issues? CALL Tricia at 472-9428 for more information. FREE - FREE PAPER MONEY Paper Money coupon books Pick yours up at Commuter & Student Services 116 Nebr. Union Free Assistance With speeches, papers, etc. by Communication Studies Club sessions every Tuesday starting February 2, 5-7pm, Burnett 331. 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. Have you hugged your VOLUNTEER today? Volunteer Spirit Award applications available at Student Involvement, 200 NU and 300 ECU. Help honor our UNL volunteers! Deadline February 19. Call 472-2454 for information. intramural Kickball Tournament The last day to enter the Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec Kickball Tournament is Tuesday, February 2. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more information. Intramural Racquetball Doubles Tuesday, February 2 is the last day to enter Men's, Women s, Co-Rec and Faculty/Staff Racquetball Dou bles. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more information, call 472-3467. Intramural Swim Meet The Men’s & Women’s Swim Meet wH! take place on Wednesday, February 3 at 6:30pm at Mabel Lee Hall Pool. No advance entry required. Call 472-3467 Laura Cockson Memorial Scholarship Information and application available at 115 Nebraska Union Deadline February 26__ Making Peace with Food Break out of unhealthy patterns. Develop flexible and balanced ways to nounsh yc^irself. Wednesdays 3:30-4:45 pm February 10-April 7 Register: Sue 472-7450 / Karen 472-7478 L^Ttoap^^^^d^^y^^^^P^^Ook. prove how you^htnk and feet about^your body: Wyg Wednesday, February 3 at 5:30. We will also be able to visit with an OT. Pleases meet in the front lobby of Ma donna at 5:20. See you all there!! Row Big Red Join us Wed night at 7:00pm in the Boat House located off of 16th and Y, near HSS. For more info, call the Boat House 472-1220 or Rose Ryan 438-9113. Student Government Elections Filing forms for President, 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Senate Advisory Boards Committee for Fees Allocation Filing Deadline - Feb. 3 at 4:00pm Election Day March 3 Potts Open at M0 am ' Study Business in China-Summer ‘99 “China—Emerging Markets” is a 14 day course (June 5-20) that will take you to Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai. Attend lectures (in English) at the University of Interna tional Business and Economics, one of the most pres tigious in China. To find out more, attend an informa tional meeting Wednesday, February 3rd at 3:00pm at International Affairs, 1237 R St (472-5358). Agronomy Club Meeting Wed..Feb 3 at 7pm in Keim 327. Doctor Waldren will be speaking about his precision farming sabaticle. American Meteorlogical Society Wednesday, February 3rd, Oldfather 209 at 3:30pm. Lots of events occuring in February. Join us to find out more. Everyone is welcome and refreshments will be provided. __ Campus Red Cross Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, 5pm, in basement of the University Health Center. CBASAB Meeting this Wed., Feb 3rd in CBA 132 at 5:30pm. Circle K Volunteer with us in our community. Meetings Tuesdays -at 7:30 pm in Union. Questions, call Mark at 436-9411, College Republicans Don’t be a fool! Come join the Right side. Meeting Wednesday at 8pm in the Union. Speaker: Attorney General Don Stenberg.__ Horticulture Club Wednesday, Feb. 3rd at 4pm- transplant in the green house; 5pm- meeting in Keim 327. Come to vote for t-shirts. Free food! IMA Representatives from Pella will be speaking abut in ternship opportunities on Feb. 3 at 7:30pm in the Union. Also, free pizza and pop will be provided at 6:45. Everyone welcome! Jewish Student Association Students interested in forming a Jewish student asso ciation are invited to a meeting Thursday, 6:30pm in the City Campus Union._ Mechanized Systems Managment Club Meeting to be held on Tuesday, February 2, 7:00 at East Campus Union. Bowling to follow. Project CARE (Creating an Alcohol Responsible Envi ronment) is holding an open meeting this Wednesday, February 3rd at 7:15 in the City Union. Anyone inter ested in promoting low-risk behaviors, planning cam pus-wide events, or becoming a peer-alcohol educator is welcome! Call Brett Stohs at 436-6112 with any questions. UNL Marketing Club Interested in joining the American Marketing Associa tion? Then come to our next meeting on Wednesday, February 3rd at 7:00pm in the City Union. Boyd Ober the President of the Lincoln Marketing Association will be speaking. Acacia Congratulations to our new members: Pat Harlan, Mitcn Helms, Jim Quandt, Oerek Richardson, Steve Ross, Jeremy Warren, Kyle Wilkinson, and extra special congratulations to Gene Brown for getting the prestigious Keeper of the Rolls. Acacia Congratulations to Lee Haveman for his engagement to Lisa O’Keefe. AXQ Congratulations to Rachel Gildon for advancing to the second round of MTV’s The Real World tryouts. _ALOHA, your Alpha Chi Sisters AXfi Thanks for coming on the Frosh with us. It was great! -The Men of AGN ATN Congrats to the following elected officers: Co-rush: Austin M. and Clark F. Asst. Rush: Todd S. and Don S. IFC: Ben S. Service Chair: Erik W. ^;/ r Asst. House Man: Rollie %. Scholastic: Pete B. Philanthropy: Steve K. " Athletic: Shawn H. Asst. Steward: Matt J. Asst. Social: Dan G. - Asst. Pledge Ed: Brian K. Historian: Austin M. Chaplain: Mike B. Health Aide: Josh P. PR: Don S. Accreditation: Heath U. Risk Management: Todd S. Judicial Council: Jake O., Steve K. Dan G., Jed P. Pledge Board: Jeff M., Erik W., Paul W., Ben S. -Your Brothers ATE Thank you for letting us share dinner with you on Wednesday. We had a great time! Love, The women of Delta Gamma. Ben Congratulations to Marc Boggy on making Student Alumni Association. Congratulations to Taylor Faulkner for being elected to Honors Board. -Your Brothers AM Congratulations to all of our new officers: President: Steph Anderson, VP Administration: Brittany Lamp, House Manager: Cindy Blankenau, Secretary: Jessica Mitchell, Computer Chair: Alex Ramierz, VP Chapter Development: Julie Stewart, Academic Devel opment: Brooke Glassman, Continuing Education: Ni cole Cardillo, Music Chair: Kristen Holmes, Social De velopment: Morgan Williams, Delta Force: Anne Keetle, VP Finance: Stacy Domnanish, Treasurer: Kristy Hasemann, VP Membership: Kim Vincent, Collegiate Alumnae Relations: Kathy Lau, New Member Educator, Karla Bates, Reference: Katie Sievers, Sponsor: Sabrina Jones, Assistant Reference: Heidi Kiester, As sistant Membership: Kelli Meiia, Lincoln Rush: Lalleen Broman, Omaha Rush: Megan Lien, Assistant New Member Educator: Jennie Snamblin, VP Public Rela tions: Heidi Cllosman, Activities: Natalie Mason, Chapter Correspondent: Alexis Lewis, Panhellenic: Molly Penney, Philanthropy: Heather Easter, Risk Manage ment: Lanette VanMeter, Social Chair: Kate Tvrdik, As sistant Social: Angela Swanson. Di Giorgio’s 25 cent tacos, 5-10 every Tuesday. 1320 0 SL_ rMPF You guys can ROLL into our lives anytime! Thanks for a great time last Thursday. Love, Tri-Delta Congratulations to Becky Burdick and Kelly Mattes on their recent pearlings. Love, your sisters GREEKS Creation is a new Greek store that can offer you all the items you want, plus some new ones. Classic sewn on letters, embroidery and screen printed apparel, glass ware, etc. Plus a lot of new things you won’t get any where else. Call or stop in and see what we offer or let us work up a design for your next philanthropy or event. Call 477-4401. Give us a try we’re close by at 1720 0 St. __ IIB<D Congratulations to Pi Beta Phi’s academic angels. 4.0’s: Erica Ballew Heather Konechne Christine Labenz Caprice Lumphrey Steph Olson Tanya Rodecka Jane Selzer Jordyn Walker 3.5 & Above: ^ Christina Buda Tara Buss Erin Evasco Lisa Fila Tiffany Grueber Jennifer Hefti Marcia Holman Amy Horrum Kelly Humeniak Abby Hurd Brooke Janousek Lisa Luebbert Molly Meisenback Kelly O’Connor Courtney Pacha Sam Rainey Sommer Sjuiin Jenny Sorensen Jaclyn Weis FO JS Sdnoer « England .Monet Party Kickoff. Wednesday at noon in the Crib. 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 Impact Team Tuesday, Feb. 2 7:00- Selleck Hall Questions ??- 472-2581 College Pro Painters, (U.S.) Ltd. 5960 Dearborn • Mission, KS 66702 ■UiiAiiiifl ^^f Let Your Summer Internship Work for You! 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