Word Processing
Professional accounting firm is looking for an individual
to perform word processing and clerical duties. Must
be proficient in Excel, Word and have a strong attention
to detail. Flexible part-time hours. Must be
available Saturdays. Apply in person. Dana F. Cole &
Company, 200 NBC Center
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
huskerHWY. 434-9225._
Centennial Mall Child Care
Part time hours available 7-9am and 3-5pm. Apply in
person at 100 Centennial Mall North, Federal Building.
Must be 18 years of age. EOE
Part-time chi.d care needed for 2 kids, Mon. and Wed.
3:30-6pm. 488-6885
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, RNS, Chefs. Arlene Streisand:
1 - 80 0 - 443-6428;
www.summeroampemployment.com.
FUN OUTDOOR STAFF
WANTED!
Do you love the outdoors, being around people, gaining
leadership skills, role modeling for kids, and camp
fun? If yes, YMCA Camp Kitaki is seeking applicants
for Boys Counselors, Lifeguards for pool or lake,
Wranglers, Nature Director, Crafts, Ropes, Climbing,
and Trips, call YMCA in Lincoln now for an application
at (402) 434-9225, or e-mail campkrtaki9aol.com
Mother’s helper for summer- Omaha; 2 kids, ages 9 &
10, pool membership; must have own car; FT/Ffex; ref
erences; 402/552-2101, Chris, leave message. _
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT (June through August) at
Camp Lincoln/Camp Lake Hubert in Minnesota’s Lake
country since 1909. Meet new friends, expand horizons,
rewarding work with children, develop leadership
skills, 30 water/land activities. Specific job information,
internships and applications available at student em
ployement and Intern Center 345 Nebraska Union.
Sign up in advance for a personal interview on campus
Wednesday, February 10.
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.
Work With Kids
Lincoln Parks and Recreation summer playground po
sitions ($5.70/h) June 7- July 30, M-F, 9:15am to
12:15pm. Conduct outdoor activities for grade school
children. Appy now at Parks and recreation 2740 A
Street. 441-7952 EOE/AA.
Don’t MissThe
Engineering ^Technology
Fair
Thursday, February 4
9:30am to 3pm
InThe
City Campus Union
Centennial Ballroom
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.
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:
Aliant Communications
Attn: Jen Robinson
PO Box 81309
Lincoln, NE 68501-1309
Fax:402-436-4403
Email: jrobinsonOaliant.com
SPRING BREAK *99
Guaranteed lowest prices to
Cancun, Jamaica & Panama City Beach.
Student Travel Services
1-800-648-4849
www.ststravel.com
On campus contact:
Josh at (402) 436-7871
Rich (402) 438-7819
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
Are You Interested in
Sponsoring an Election
Debate?
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
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.
E-Commerce Seminar
1200 Major Brand name companies are constructing
an Internet site to move products and services to con
sumers. Leam 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.
FILING DEADLINE
TODAY
For upcoming
, ASUN Student Government election
4:00pm
115 Netor. Union
FREE - FREE
PAPER MONEY
Paper Money coupon books
Pick yours up at
Commuter & Student Services
116 Nebr. Union
Cards are boring
and roses don9t last.
Present your ad lor the Valentine's Day special section.
The first SO people who prepay their ad in person at the classified
desk will receive a FREE 20-minute Calling Card, courtesy of AKant
Communications A The Daily Nebraskan. Fast come, first served.
The Daily Nebraskan
Lower level of the Nebraska Union
472-2588 • dn®unLedn
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.
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Golden Key
Hey golden keyers we are meeting this Sunday, 9pm
at the Culture Center, to form committee chairs for up
coming projects. All memebers are encourage to
come.
Have you hugged your
VOLUNTEER today?
volunteer Spirit Award applications available at Student
Involvement, 200 Nil and 300 ECU. Help honor
our UNI volunteers! Deadline February 19. Call
472-2454 for information._ i
Intramural Swim Meet
The Men’s & Women’s Swim Meet will 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
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.
Making Peace with Food
Break out of unhealthy patterns. Develop flexible and
balanced ways to nourish yourself.
Wednesdays 3:30-4:45 pm
February 10-April 7
paHHHaMMipiipaMiiaiinaaBMH
look.
Ftegister to attend a workshop to help you im
prove how you think and feel about your body.
Tuesday’s 3:00- 4:30pm
February IF-April 6 :
Call Sue at CAPS 472-7450
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.
Send a Valentine!
$5.00/15 words. $0.15/additional word. $0.75 billing
charge All ads include the heart artwork.
Deadline: February 11th before 3:00pm
You can send us your ad by email dn9unl.edu, fax:
472-1761, Phone 472-2588 or hand it in at the Daily
Nebraskan Office, 34 Nebraska Union.
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 institutions in China. To find out more, attend
an informational meeting TODAY at 3:00pm at Inter
national Affairs, 1237 RStreet (472-5358).
Agronomy Club
Meeting Wed.,Teb 3 at 7pm in Keim 327. Doctor
Waldren will be speaking about his precision farming
sabaticle.
American Meteoriogical
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.
Block and Bridle
Meeting Thursday, February 4th in the East Camups
Union. Officers at 6:30 pm, anyone interested in joining
at 7:00 and members 7:30.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
CBASAB
Meeting this Wed., Feb 3rd in CBA132 at 5:30pm.
College Republicans
Don’t be a fool! Come join the Right side. Meeting
Wednesday at 8pm in the Union. Speaker Attorney
General Don Stenberg.
Equestrian Team
Huge Road Trip! Big white marshmallow headed for
Croolston on the 19th. Meeting tonight to finalize the
plans and discuss our upcoming fundraisers! Let’s
ride!
Finance Club
Organizational meeting on Thursday, Feb. 4th at 6:00
inCBA108.
Friends of the Deaf
Community (FDC)
Thursday at 7pm, third floor Bancley Lounge. Snacks
provided!
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. _
Model United Nations
Meeting this Thursday, 4pm in NE Union. Everyone is
welcome!
Pre-Law
Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity meeting Wed., Feb.
3rd at 7:00pm. Guest Speaker is a first year law student.
New members welcome.
Pre-Optometry Club
No meeting this Wednesday, February 3rd. Next
meeting will be posted. _
Project CARE (Creating an Alcohol Responsible Envi
ronment) is holding an open meeting this Wednesday,
February 3rd at 7:15 in tne 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.
Student Education Association
Informational meeting and membership drive. Bring a
friend, new members welcome. Thursday, February
4th at 6:00pm in Henzlik 204,
Student Foundation
Meeting Wednesday at 6pm, with a social to follow.
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.
ATO
Congratulations to our newly elected rush chairs Derek
Newlan and Brian Rote!
AAA
You can shoot our ducks anytime! We had a kickin’
time skating with all of you beautiful ladies last Thursday.
-The Men of <t> K 4*
FH
Thanks for making the Popaloopa party a success.
Let’s make it a tradition.
-DG freshman
FIJI
Congratulations to our brothers who recieveda 4.0 last
semester: John Barksdale, Lee Dreyer, Tim McCoy,
John Polecek and Andrew Polt.
3.5 and up: Bill Bemos, Andy Haith, Scott Hazuka,
Brett Mill, Mike Ruhlman, Trent Kolste, Tim Logan,
Justin Magill, Mike McAtee and Kyle Sanders.
Great work brothers!
OIOF
Congratulations to Jim Buchanan on being accepted
to the Oxford program and to Andy Fraff for making
Student Alumni Association.
-Your <1> K Brothers
Congratulations to all of our new initiates:
Chad Ellsworth, Buck Athey, Shawn Rodtke, Robbie
Sail, Jeff Guenin, Brian Davis, Corey McCallan, Evan
Trofhelz, Conan Heelan, Troy VanDyke, Jeremy Kalina,
Nate Weides, Craig Hotovy, Aaron Hesse, Nate
Frerichs, Aaron Franzen, Morgan Smith, Matt Guzallis,
Andy Graff, Pat Haney.
- Your Phi Kappa Psi brothers
PKB
Congratulations to all of our 4.0's: J. Backenstose, S.
Beach, B. Chrastil, K. Farrar, A. Friez, A. Green, J.
Gregory, K. Hayes, A. Vlach, C. Huslebus, S. Kip
penbrock, L. Lessley, R. Oltman, M.Rentschler, S.
Richter, S. Troia, B. Thompson and M. Weichmann.
3.5 and above: S. Ballinger, M. Brandt, A. Briggs,K.
Brinkman, K.Brown, S. Cockson, N. Shannon, B.
Karoan, W. Koch, S. Mattes, K. Olson, A. Moracteuski,
A. Roux, E. Scherzberg, R. Scully, K. Snowden, J
Warner, J. Dolinsky, J. Dolincek, M. Doyle, J. Eberly,
Rockel.’T. Hunke, S. Johnson, K. Klostermeyer, K.
Kurse, E. McCormick, N. Neid, R. Ritchie, K. Sand, M.
Schmitz, S. Heffelfinger, K. Swanson, E. Widdowson.
Great Job!
Love, your Gamma Phi Beta 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 fot 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.■
GREEKSIDE
The Greek side of the Navigators. University Lutheran
Chapel (behind the Beta house). Wednesday 8:30 p.m.
KA
Thanks for watching the Superbowl with usl See you
next week at Crush.
-The Men of n K A
KA0
Thanks for coming over for the Super Bowl on Sun
day—it was BREAD!
the men of Alpha Tau Omega
KA
Congratulations to Angie Tonjes on being appointed to
Internal Social Chair.
Love in APT, your sisters
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KA
Congratulations to Jillian Dworak on being accepted to
Creighton OT school.
_Love in APT, vour sisters
I1KA
Thank you for the Super Bowl Party on Sunday. We
didn’t know you guys were such good cooks!
Love, the ladies of Kappa Delta
£$E
Thanks for great frosh on Thursday. You guys really
know how to swing.
_-DG Freshman
ZOE
Thanks for the dinner exchange. We loved the ‘high
school” meal-time entertainment.
_ Love. Alpha Chi Omega
2X
Congratulations to our honorary Sig of the Week Leon
Brown. Your dedication to this house is greatly appre
ciated.
TC
Congratulations to our new actives; Erin Donavan, Su
san Hellerich, Ryan Lierz, Crissie Moran, and Stefani
Pester.
_Love, your sisters
TC
Congratulations to Kendra Yanke on her recent pearling!
_Love, your sisers
FILING DEADLINE
TODAY
For upcoming
ASUN Student Government election
4:00pm
115 Nebr. Unton
Party Kickoff. Wednesday at noon in the Crib.
UNL Student Government
Wed. Feb. 3
City Union
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