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Recreation Day Camp
Parks & Recreation summer day camp staff. June 1 -
August 20, Monday-Friday, 20-40 hours per week.
Conduct activities for grade school children. Apply at
2740 ‘A’ St., 441 -7954 or 441 -8480. EOE/AA.
Summer Camp Counselors
Needed for Premier Camps in
Massachusetts
Positions available for talented, energetic, and fun loving
students as counselors in all team sports, all individual
sports such as Tennis and Golf, Waterfront and
Pool activities, and specialty activities including art,
dance, theatre, gymnastics, newspaper, rocketry and
radio. GREAT SALARIES, room, board and travel. June
19th-August 18th. Enjoy a great summer that promises
to be unforgettable. MAH-KEE-NAC (Boys):
1-800-753-9118. DANBEE (Girls): 1-800-392-3752
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Summer Counselors
Great staff, great facilities, great experience, N.Y.S.
co-ed resident camp, 2 hours from NYC. Athletics,
baseball, basketball, tennis, roller hockey, swimming,
water skiing, woodworking, horseback riding, ceramics,
ropes/wall. Camp Kennybrook. Campus contact:
Cici at 402-236-6157 or office at 1-800-058-CAMP2.
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.
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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.
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 ‘99
Last call for Mazatlan and Cancun. Don’t miss out on
this century’s final spring break blow out party! Great
prices that include FREE meals and FREE drinks! Call
FREE for brochures and info. 1-800-395-4896.
(www.collegetours.com).
Spring Break-Last Chance
To “Break withthe Best!” Join us in Cancun, Jamaica,
Mazatlan, or S.Padre. Prices from $399. SAVE $200 +
get FREE meals & parties. 1-800-SURFSUP
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Love Is in the air.
You might as well admit to it.
Present your ad for the Valentine's Day special section.
The first 50 people who prepay their ad in person at the classified
desk will receive a FREE 20-minute Calling Card, courtesy of Aliant
Communications & The Daily Nebraskan. First come, first served.
Hie Daily Nebrskan
Lower level of the Nebraska Union
472-2588 • dn@unl.edu
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 Criminal Justice
Majors
Looking for a job in law enforcement? Consider Army
ROTC. Start your career as a police lieutenant rather
than a patrol officer. Call Army ROTC, 472-4269/
Attention Pre-Law Students
A representative from Drake Law School will be in the
Arts and Sciences Advising Center, 107 Oldfather Hall
on Wed, Feb 10,12:30-2:30. Please call 472-4190 for
an appointment or stop by.
CONGRATULATIONS
Andy Schuerman and Jill Braband on your selection into
the Innocents Society! Frog power from the gang!
-ribbit. ribbit!
Congratulations to the 1999
Innocents Society Members!
These thirteen were selected because of their superior
academic excellence, unparalleled leadership, and
selfless service to the University and community:
Tim Hodges, Andy Schuerman, Stacey Duncan, Kristi
Vavrina, Jeff Whitney, Jell Brabend, Tom Heacock,
Molly Egley, Kristy Jacobberger, Paul Schrier, Mike
Roth, John Grebe, Angie Klein.
Don’t be afraid.
The life within is real.
It’s not the child’s fault.
She deserves to live.
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 Individual Counseling
Free counseling available for students who want
a supportive, friendly, and confidential environ
ment. Call the Women’s Center at 472-2597 to
set up an appointment.
Gender Issues
Discussion Group
Tonight from 6:30-8pm, 338 Nebraska Union. Call Jan
Deeds, 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.
Honors Program Ice Skating
Thursday at 10:30 at the Ice Box. Bring $1 for skate
rental.
Laura Cockson
Memorial Scholarship
Information and application
available at the following locations
ASUN-115 City Union
Student Involvement-City and East Union
Muiti-Cuitural Affairs-220 Admin
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs-106 Admin
Deadline Feb. 26
Project CARE & Party Smart
On this valentine's Day keep in mind that 86% of NU
students think it is inappropriate to get drunk on a
date. (1998 Wechsler Study) Celebrate responsibly
with the one you care about and make this Valentine’s
Day a wonderful experience for both of youl
Study Business in China ‘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 Thursday, February 11th at
3:00pm at International Affairs, 137 R Street
(472-5358).
UNMC CYTOTECHNOLOGY
Representative will be at Arts and Sciences Advising,
107 OldH. Thursday, Feb. 11, 11am-3pm. Call
472-4190 for appointment.
Valentine Bulb Sale!
Thursday Feb 11,8:00am-? were going to have bulb
sale at East Union selection very limited. Come early!
Valentine’s Day
Is Almost Here!!
Send a Valentine to that special someone
or just a friend.
$5.00/15 words. $0.15/additiona! words. $0.75 billing
charge. All ads include a heart artwork.
Deadline: February 11th, before 3pm
Send your ad by email: dn©unl.edu, Fax: 472-1761,
Phone: 472-2588 or bring it to the Daily Nebraskan
Office at 34 Nebraska Union.
VOICE your concerns at a town hall meeting at Selleck
on Thursday at 7pm.
Volunteer!
The Women’s Center needs volunteers. This is a great
way to learn more about women’s issues, to get involved
on campus and the community, to meet people
and make friends. If you’re interested, call the Women’s
Center at 472-2597 or stop by our office, 340 Nebraska
Union, and fill out an application.
ALPHA ZETA
Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 10 at
6:00pm in the East Union. Leon Higley will be speaking.
Room to be pros ted.
Attention Pre- PA Students!
Pre- Physician Assistant Club meeting Thursday, Feb
ruary 11 at 5pm in Oldfather 304. Individual PA’s will
discuss their roles within the profession. Be there! .
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, February 10th, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
Collegiate 4-H
MeetingiTebruary 10th
at 7:30pm
in the Neihardt Pine Room
New Members
Questions, call: 436-9519.
Finance Club
Guest speaker from Con-Agra. CBA 362, Thursday
the 11th. Social afterwards at 7:00 at PO Pears. All
majors welcome._
How to get into Law School?
Criminal Justice Student Association meeting Thursday,
Feb 11 in 1105 Neihardt at 7pm. Representative
from UNL Law School speaking. Anyone interested
welcome to attend.
Model United Nations
Meeting this Thursday, 4pm in NE Union. Everyone is
welcome!
Rodeo Club
7:00 Execs, 7:30 members. Wed. Feb 10th at East
Campus Union.
Russian Club
Mike Yanney, Chairman of America First Companies of
Omaha, will discuss doing business in Russia. Thursday,
Feb. 11,6pm, City Union, room posted.
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It's time to think smart about your future! If you have a strong customer service focus,
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Students in Free Enterprise
SIFE
Important meeting. All project managers must attend.
New members welcome. Meet are new advisor, free
pizza! Wednesday, February 10th at 5:00 in CBA140.
UNL Wildlife Club
Meeting, Wednesday at 7pm in East Campus Union,
room to be posted. Guest speaker: Tammy
VerCauteren discussing Sandhill Cranes.
AHA
Congratulations to Karen Meier and Jenny Semerad
for being selected to Student Alumni Association. You
make us proud!
Xi Love, Your Sisters
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Hot-tub-a-thon! Feburary 25-28th. Proceeds go to
the Light House.
Axn
Thanks for helping to make this year’s Crush party un
forgettable. You’re the best!
-the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
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Thanks for the great time at Old Chicago.
-The Maqnificant Seven
Aon
Congratulations to Tasha Cotton for being accepted
into SAA.
Way to go Amy Lafferty for being accepted into
Creighton Pharmacy School.
And congratulations to Jeana Seitzinger for earning a
Scholarship to Creighton Law School.
-Love, KMX
XQ
Congratulations to Stacey Duncan for being selected
to the Innocents Society and to Christy Jensen for being
selected to the Study Abroad at Oxford Program.
Love, your sisters.
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Thanks for the dinner exchange this week. We had a
blast.
ATA
Congratulations to Jeremy Ferguson for getting into
Law School at he University of Michigan.
- Congratulations, your brothers
ATA
Congratulations to Troy Kirk for getting into the UNL
Law School.
-Congratulations,
Your brothers
ATA
Thanks for the FAC on Friday. If you want your com
posite back, the ‘95 pledge class had better warm up
their singing voices! We’ll be waiting...
Love, Theta
FH
Congratulations to Brett Stosh and JP Ladd on making
NSE. We are very proud of you.
- your Farmhouse brothers
FH
Congratulations to Matt Greenquist, Paul Pankonin
and Paul Horky on getting into SAA. Keep up the good
work.
- your Framhouse brothers
GREEKSIDE
The Greek side of the Navigators. University Lutheran
Chapel (behind the Beta house). Wednesday 8:30 p.m.
KAO
Congratulations to Kourtney Mueller on making SAA!
- Love your sisters
I1KA
Congratulations to Mark Spotanski for being accepted
to the Oxford Program, and to Nick Burns for being
selected to the Honors Board.
-Your Brothers
1AE
M—Next time, don't forget your toothbrush.
EAE
Zitto—Why do your eyes get so slanted after a hockey
game?___
Triangle
Thanks for the dinner exchange. It was worth waiting
for!
Love, the ladies of Alpha Xi Delta
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Big Fat work party at the Wick tomorrow at 8pm.
Deadline Extended
Applications Available for’
Student Court 1999-2000
Deadline is February 12
Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union
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