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CAMP COUNSELORS Wanted for private Michigan boys/girls summer camps. Teach: swimming, canoeing, sailing, waterski ing, gymnastics, riflery, archery, tennis, golf, sports, computers, camping, crafts, dramatics, or riding. Also kitchen, maintenance. Salary $1300 or more plus R&B. 602-502-6014 e-mail: lwcgwc@aol.com Colorado Summer Camp Staff 1-800-267-9573. www.coioradomountian ranch, com Counselors/Coaches & Cabin Leaders CAMP STARLIGHT, in the mountain lake area of N.E. PA, has good positions and internships available now for outgoing, enthusiastic upper classmen/women as cabin leaders/instructors in baseball, basketball, tennis, roller hockey, lacrosse, ropes challenge course, gymnastics, swimming, sailing, canoeing, waterskiing, radio/video, ceramics & woodworking. Warm and friendly atmosphere: extensive facilities. (6/20-8/18). Salary & travel allowance. For application & interview, call toll free at 800-223-5737 or write 18 Clinton St-/Malveme, NY 11565. Counselors: Top Boys Sports Camp in Maine! Get in on an exciting, fun summer! Must have good skills, the ability to instruct coach or assist. Openings in: all competitive team sports, all water sports. PLUS: Camping/Hiking, Ropes/Climbing Wall, SCUBA, Ar chery, Riflery. Martial Arts, RN’s, Secretaries. Top Sal aries. Awesome Facilities. Rm/Bd/Lndry, Travel. CALL the (800) NUMBER NOW. (800) 473-6104, or E-MAIL cobbachief@aol.com or write: Steve Rubin, CAMP COBBOSSEE (kah’buh-see), 10 Silvermine Dr., South Salem, NY 10590. 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 campkitaki@aol.com Prestigious Northeastern Pennsylvania Camp Trail's End Camp - Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Volley ball, Mountain Biking, Tennis, Ropes/Challenge Course, Hockey, Arts & Crafts (woodworking, ceramics, photography, fine arts, video/film). Waterfront (canoe, sailing, kayaking), Pool Instructors, Musical Di rector and General Counselors. Top Salaries and Benefits!!! WE PROMISE YOU A SUMMER YOU WILL NEVER FORGET!!! TRAIL’S END CAMP 800-408-1404 www.trailsendcamp.com Quarry Oaks Golf Club Quarry Oaks Golf Club is looking for energetic, per sonable people with great customer service skills. Bev erage cart, wait staff and bartender positions available. Call 402-944-6004. Ask for Mark. 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, aH 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): 1-88Q-753-9118. DANBEE (Girls): 1-800-392-3752 www.greatcampjobs.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 Mountains, Maine coast) seek skilled counselors for land sports, water sports, and the arts. Room, board, and most transportation 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. 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. Mothers and Others Work from home. Earn $500-$4500/month. Call 1-800-935-1617. I_l #1 Spring Break ‘99 Specials! Cancun & Jamaica $399, Bahamas $469, Panama City $129. Book Now & receive a free “Spring Break Uncensorsd” video!! 1-800-234-7007 www.endles8summartours.com OM'MrMRft n zz^l Blowout AlHnctusivo Soocfsls Discounts Unto $100 CLASS Savel I ~ =>l 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). Attention Criminal Justice Students Need money for college? Looking for a way to use your leadership skills now and in the future? Army ROTC is offering 2 & 3 year scholarships. Call Army ROTC, 472-4269. Attention Science Majors Kirsten Jameson, UNL Chemistry Graduate Pharmaceutical Quality and Compliance Pfizer Animal Health Will be at the Arts and Science Advising Center, 107 Oldfather, to meet with students on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 3:00-5:00. Call 472-4190 for appointment or walk in. Attention TC Students TC Senate candidates debate, Tuesday, Feb. 23rd, at 7 p.m. in the Crib. Come support your fellow TC stu dents. Biology Club T-Shirts Orders for the Biology Club T-Shirts are now being taken in the Advising Center located at 101 Manter. Cost is approximately $15. Design available to look at in 101 Manter. Last day for orders will be Tuesday, Feb. 23 at the 5:30 meeting. For more information, please contact Meta in the Advising Center. Campus Red Cross Blood Drive February 23 and 24.11 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Student Un ion. Walk-ins welcomed. Caribbean Credit For UNL Students June 7 - June 25 - Trinidad and Tobago, 7-miles from Venezuela, 3 credits graduate or undergraduate. Reg ister for HHP-427 or HHP-G-896, UNDERSTANDING A MULTICULTURAL WORLD: TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO. Infcn nation meetings: ’Tuesday, February 16th 4pm 270 Mabel Lee Hall. ’Monday, February 22nd 5pm 242 Mabel Lee Hall Thursday, February 25th 3pm 242 Mabel Lee Hall. Call 472-3844 for additional information. E-Commerce Seminar 1200 major Brand Name Companies are creating an internet site to move products and services to con sumers. Learn how to make money or own part of the site now. This is a ground floor business opportunity. Thursday, February 18th, 7:00pm Student Union. Call 477-2303 for more 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 Floor Hockey Managers The Manager Meeting for Men's, Women’s and Co-Rec Floor Hockey will be held Thursday, February 18th at 5:00pm in the Nebraska Union, Each team must have one representative present to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467 for more information. Kansas Erg Race Results Men’s Collegiate 3rd Race Relay Race Ax500m Eric Cobb Frank Dolezal Lane Phillips Erik Sather Varsity Open 2000m 2nd Eric Sather 6:40 min. 3rd Frank Dolezal 6:44 min. Novice Open 2000m 6th Tondy Burke 6:53 min. 11th Eric Cobb 7:03 min. WAY TO GO!!! Love UNL Crew Club Laura Cockson Memorial Scholarship Information and application available at the following locations ASUN-115 City Union Student Involvement-City and East Union Multi-Cultural Affairs-220 Admin Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs-106 Admin Summer Study in Mexico! Study Spanish at ITESM, a premier university in Mon terrey or Queretaro, Mexico at any level from beginning to advanced, June 9th-July 23rd. Family stays or dormitory. Option to include Business in Mexico (taught in English). To find out more, attend an Infor mational Meeting, TODAY at &30pm at International Affairs, 1237 R St, 4T2-S368. Travel and Study in Australia Fiji and New Zealand International expenence is cntical foryour success in todays global business environment. Tnis summer, the Pan-Pacific Study Tour provide you an intimate look at the business practices culture, government and people of three different countries. For more information call Dixie at 472-3353 or attend an informational meeting in CBA 222. 2/17 - 11:00 a.m., 2/18 -10:30 a.m., 2/19 - 2:00 p.m., 2/22 - 9:00 a.m. Refreshments provided. Tutors The Commuter and Student Services Center has a list of tutors for student use. Anyone wishing to be on the list either to tutor or in need of a tutor, fill out an appli cation at the ASUN Commuter and Student Services Center, 116 Nebr. Union. 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. Volunteer Vacation Be a NU representative at the Spring Student Institute on Service. Spend the weekend volunteenng, learning and growing March 5-7. Sponsored by Student Involvement. Call Amy or Ann at 472-2454. Arts and Sciences Advisers Applications are available for undergraduate students in A&S for Arts and Sciences Student Advisor positions at 107 Oldfather. Deadline is Monday, March 1. Block and Bridle Meeting Thursday, February 18, in East Campus Union. Officers at 6:30, new initiates at 7:00, and members at 7:30. Bowling after the meeting. Campus Atheists & Agnostics Meeting tonight at 9:30pm at the Union, room to be posted. FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets this Sunday and every Sunday at 7:00PM in the Union Centennial room. EVERYONE IS WELCOME! Jewish Student Association All students interested in forming a Jewish Student As sociation are invited to a meeting at 6:30 p.m., Thursday in the City Union. Model United Nations Meeting this Thursday, 4pm in NE Union. Everyone is welcome!. PRE DENTAL CLUB Meeting February 18th 7:00 pm Dental College. All welcome. SDRMA Thursday at 5pm in HE 121. New members welcome! SHRM Society of Human Resource Management meeting Thursday February 18th at 5:30pm in tne Union. SPECTRUM election meeting Monday, February 22nd at 5pm in the Gay Lesbian Bi sexual Transgender Resource Center (234 NU). For more information, call the GLBT Graduate Assistant at 472-0051. Student Foundation Tonights Meeting has been canceled. All member retreat Sunday February 21st at the Union, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. All members are required to attend. See you there. A-Party If you’d like to throw a cool party, call the N-Zone. 475-UNTD. -Yours Truly DJ Fool ATN Congratulations on your snow Bowl Victory! -AGR AAA Congratulations to Mackenzie Smith and Tracy Sperry on their recent engagement. We are so happy for you, Mackenzie. __», your sisters <£>M Callie, Jessie, and Tara. Way to go! Your're an awesomt team! - Love, your Alumnae Advisors OM Congratulations to all our scholars: 4.0’s: Amy Allison, Jessie Egley, Danielle Eickmann Amy Janky, Michelle Mayfield, Laura Schweer, anc Amy Schurtgar. 3.5 and above: Jennifer Adams, Megan Ahl, Brands Bogaert, Becky Burdick, Chartyn Ellison, Lindsay Gangwish, Kelli Graham, Mandy Johnson, Erika Kuhr gina Mahoney, Jacey Rader, Jennifer Ricciardello, De nise Roberts, Renee Schneider, Jennifer Thede, Rache Witt, and Keri Zappa. You are simply the best! You make us proud! .-Love, your Alumnae Advison KA Congratulations to Melissa Snodgrass on being ac cepted into Teachers College. We are so proud o you! Love in APT, your sister KA Congratulations to our 4.0s: K. Bartels, M. Becker, B. Bigley, M.Bohling. A.Child, A.Cool, J.Dworak, C. Edney, M.Heyen, M.Kamler, A.Knowtton, M.Prucha, R. Rawan. Congratulations to our 3.5s and above; A.Ahern, L. Andreski, K.Anthofer, C.Carter, J.Danielson, J.Fargen, A.Guemsy, A.Heckman, S.Hilt, S.Hood, A. ldeus, K.Johnson, A.Kalkwarf, M.Kent, A.Kerr, B. Kiekhafer, J.Lundren, T.O’Doherty, C.Olinger, M. Power, L.Predoehl, M.Pyell, B.Rogge, S.Sautter, S. Schroeder, Ja.Schulte, K.Sedivy, A.Slater, M.Snodgrass, H.Stultz, K.Woods KAATKZ Thank you for the incredible crush party Friday. We had a great time! - The Men of n K A KKT Congratulations to the following extraordinary Kappas who received a 4.0 or 3.5 and above. 4.0’s: Emily Millard, Stephanie Nielsen, Rebecca Stratbucker, Sarah Danberg, Mandi Dill and Amber Ingram. 3.5 and above: Mindy Glass, Jen Norman, Tanya Oyler, Abbie Prentiss, Shelby Pridie, Amanda Romjue, Betsey Saun ders, Katie Dixon, Kim Foster, Maegan McArdle, Sarah Gallaway, Jamie Fuente, Abby Shavely, Anne Soper, Sara McClean, Maggie Spencer, Andrea Uithoven, Lora Ullerich, Jamie Walls, Megan McGargill, Jill Warren, Staci Woita, Katie Wright, Shannon Wright, Christine Aita, Annie Aldinger, Kris Aldinger, Stacie Anderson, Megan Belfiore, Ruth Carlson, Natalie Gleason, Liz Goehring, Brooke Jambor, Becky King, Katie Lueck and Mari Marker. Nice work ladies! Love, your sisters. nBO Brook Janovsek: We hope you had a nice trip and we’ll see you next fall! - Love, your sisters nB0> Congratulations to Beth Pautsh for being accepted to the Oxford program! - Love, your sisters 0S Congratulations to Chris Keetle on his acceptance into Law School - good luck. -Your Brothers 0E Congratulations to all members who contributed to our outstanding GPA. 4.0’s - Chris Keetle, Phil Vlach, Ryan Henrichs, Adrian Minzle. 3.5 or higher - Tim Barnason, Chuck Bartles, Jeff Brakenhoff, Brandon Connick, Share Dirks, Travis Flodine, Gary Hemlod, Jesse Knutsen, Jason Langenfeld, Chad Lorenz, Steve Mattern, Brian Pope, Aaron Pfingten, Corey Rhone, Don Seacrest, Evan Stark, Dusty Vanghan and Ryan Watzke. 0E Thanks for dining with us on Monday. Let’s do it again sometime! * AAA EAE “What’s a periodontist?” “Isn’t that a dinosaur?” IAE Confuscious: A wise man once said, “Look out for snot rockets." Sduckr « Eagjhmd ■ Meuiet All-Party meeting, Sunday in the East Campus Union at 3:00pm.;’ Appointments Board Student Government DeadHne Extended Be a part of the board that appoints over 300 students to 31 campus wide committees. Application available in the ASUN office, 115 Nebraska Union. Deadline Friday. February 19 Schreier • England • Meuiet Only 2 left! Work Party, today at Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Come close to 8:00pm so you don’t miss the free pizza!.___ Position Open Publication Board Daily Nebraskan Advisory board to the Board of Regents - hire the editor, business manager, and advisor. Pub Bd. acts as a publisher for the Board of regents and serves attention to complaints against the paper. Applications available at 115 Nebraska Union. Deadline 4:00p.m., March 5__ Student Government Election Questions and concerns about the process or the reg ulations ?? For information call 472-2581 or stop by Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission meets Thursdays at 5:00pm in the office. All students are wel come to attend. & Where diversity makes a difference! TONIGHT - Town Hall meeting in the East Union, 7 p.m. - Work Party at Alpha Gamma Sigma, 8 p.m. Strippers & Green Jello! Need say more? Earn up to $195 a month by donating potentially lifesaving plasma! For your Visit our friendly, modem center and f;rct rilacma find out more about the opportunity to Iirsi plasma eam cash while helping Others. donation As part of a Company research ■ - program, an experimental test will be yOUT performed on your plasma which could ^ V second plasma potentially benefit plasma product , .. recipients in the years to come! Your aonation research participation is entirely (within 21 days) voluntary; however, it is required if you want to donate plasma. C€NT€ON 1442 “0” St. 475-8645 Blo-S«rvlc«s. Inc. Must be 1849 years of a«e. 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