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Messenger Downtown Law Firm seeks a detail/oriented, energetic individual to work M/T/W & Friday afternoons and Thursday mornings, delivering documents, updating publication, processing the afternoon mail & misc other duties. Valid drivers licence and vehicle required. Send resume to Office Administrator PO Box 82028 Lincoln, NE 68501. Models Actors and Spokes Models needed We are casting in your area on February the 25th. Direct casting has work for you. 1 -800-796-6702. Part-time cashier service station attendant. Weekends Must be 19 Mike 66 & Towing comp. 8201 N 56th. Part-time child care teachers. Need to be able to work over the UNL spring break and during the summer. Must be 19 yrs or older. Call 434-2824 and ask for Becky or Heather. Part-time Child Care Assistant Needed enthusiastic and nurturing persons to work with children. 7:30-9:30 a.m. and/or 3:30-5:30 pm, M-F. Flexible days. Also all day sub positions available. Call Trinity Infant and Child Care Center 475-9731. Part-time help needed starting pay $6.25/hr. Must be able to work 20 hours /week daytime. Must have good driving record. Some clerical skills needed. Apply in person. 320 South 19th. 8-5 m-f. Part-time preschool assistant teacher needed. Hours are M-F, 9am-12:30, Tuesday & Thursday 3-6:30. If in terested please call Building Blocks Learning Center, 438-4949. Part-time/Full-time Warehouse Operations. Full or part-time person needed in warehouse and shipping dept. Call for interview 474-3100. Promotional person Needed to assist with marketing programs. This part-time position requires strong customer service skills. Apply at Gateway Mall Customer Service Center, 61 st & O. fcEO, ADA, M/F. Research Analyst: Rapidly growing International In vestment Firm is looking for a highly motivated individ ual capable of working independently. Primary re sponsibilities will include obtaining research on frontier and emerging markets and companies. Requirements: Must be able to work evenings or nights, Monday through Thursday. Must have knowl edge of Mecnosoft Excel. Research Assistant: Rapidly growing International In vestment Firm is looking for a highly motivated individ ual to work directly w|th the Managing Partner. Primary responsibilities will include special accounting and research projects. Requirements: Must be able to work mornings from 8-12 and be well organized, detail oriented, and excel lent with computers. Must have knowledge of Microsoft Excel. Contact Schwendiman Partners, Attn: Michelle St. Clair 1201 ‘O' Street, Suite 200, Lincoln, NE 68508. Phone: (402)441-4115 Email: mi chelle@schpartners.com Runner for small law firm, morning hours. Send resumes to 3400 0 St., Lincoln , NE 68503-0886. Security Positions in Uncoin Area Part-time second shift Friday, Saturday, Sunday. Part-time first shift Saturday, Sunday. Starting pay $6/hour. Page John 790-3163. SOCIOLOGY 205 AND 206 TUTORS NEEDED The Hewit Center is currently looking for individuals who are interested in tutoring Sociology 205 and 206. Please call Kathy at 472-9985 or apply on-line at http://hewit.unl.edu/hewittutorial. Sorority needs hashers. Must be able to work Monday nights. Meals plus paycheck. Apply immediately, 436-9861. Special Events PHOTOGRAPHERS Must have your own 35mm SLR camera, flash, de pendable transportation and willingness to travel. Pho tograph and help people, have fun at Friday and Satur day night events. If you like parties, action, people and photography then put your camera to work, earn your self some money and have fun doing it. Call: The Picture Man 467-2577 M-F 1-6 for more information. I-1 Yakety Yak Do talk back and even earn $$$. Great bonuses, $7.00/hour, guaranteed flexible hours and real career opportunities. Across the street from campus. CALL INTERACTIVE TELESERVICES at 434-2626 'fEBBSES* 12th ft 9 - above Kinkos o BryanLGH ^ MEDICAL CENTER Sterile Processing Technician Responsible for decontaminating, sterilizing, assem bling, storing and distributing reusable equipment, medical devices and supplies for patient care. Maintains sterile processing records and adheres to departmental and OSHA procedures and guidelines. Requirements include an ability to communicate effectively with others and to organize and prioritize daily work loads. The ability to react and perform under stress and emergency situation is also required. Approximately 4-6 months of experience is preferred. Willing to train if an instrumentation class has been completed. Full Time Evenings (3pm -11 pm) BryanLGH Medical Center East Human resources 1600 South 48th Street Lincoln, NE 68506 (402)483-8610 Temporary help April 1- May 15. Staff support with Management Property Company. 12$/hr 474-5327. The Ashland Country dub will be hiring for the fol lowing positions In April: snackbar, kitchen help, cook, waitresses, and housekeeping. Contact Amy Smith or Rick Reynddson at >44 3344. Golf course workers also needed, contact Jim«Jelinek at 944-7359. THECORNHUSKER Nebraska’s Grand Hotel is seeking the following posi tions: •Servers PT/FT AM/PM (fine dining & casual dining) lRoom Service PT AM/PM •Bartender PT •Banquet Servers PT 'Line Cook FT PM •Night Cleaner Supv. FT ‘Night Auditor PT •Door Staff FT/PT PM * Set-up Satff PT •Banquet Prep Cook FT Mid 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 UNL! Wagner’s Food Pride has opening for part-time check ers, Stockers and sackers. Flexible hours, all shifts. Apply in person at 3308 A Street. Wanted: Looking for two persons to work with our custom har vesting operation. New equipment, great pay, great benefits, and travel through six states in the Midwest. Summer only for 6 months. We will train. Start last half of May. Call Duane Keller 785-726-3555 or duankell0ruraltel.net Wendys 14th & “Q” Now hiring quality minded people for lunch and evening shifts. Flexible hours, vacation, and meal discounts. Abply in person. Wrestling Official Lincoln Public School Athletic Department Officials needed for Saturday morning, Middle-level Wrestling Meet, March 6th through the 27th. Contact Karen Hand 436-1811. Camp Counselbrs Needed for Girt Scout Day Camps in metro Denver and Overnight camps in the mountains. Instructor positions in: crafts, nature, backpacking, challenge course, farm, dance/drama, sports, archery. June-August, 1999. Must enjoy working with children in an outdoor setting. Call 303-778-0109 ext. 341 or email: juliecmegsmhc.org 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 caopkitakieaol.com GREAT SUMMER COUNSELOR POSITIONS Have fun* Make a Difference' Summer in > - New England Residential Summer Camps seek staff in all individual and team sports: Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Soccer, Inline Hockey, Golf, Swimming, Sailing, Water-skiing, Mt. Biking, Backpacking, Climbing wall/challenge Course, football, Lacrosse, Coaching, General staff positions, office, dance, and gymnastics. Located in the mountains of Massachusetts just 2 1/2 hours from NYC & Boston. Competitive Salaries + room/board. Call Camp Greylock for Boys (800) 842-5214 or Camp Romaca for Girls (800) 779-2070. Healthy summer 'Stay in Shape* Work outdoors Horseback Riding Staff Needed at Girl Scout overnight camp in the mountains 2 hours SW of Denver. Live and work with children May 24 - August 10, 1999. Salary plus housing and insurance. Must have recent experience riding and teaching basic riding skills. Call 303-778-0109 ext 341 or e-mail: juliecmOgsmhc.org. Prestigious Northeastern Pennsylvania Camp Tran’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!!! TRAILS END CAMP 800-406-1404 www.traH86ndcoinp.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. Cali 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 & 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 www.greatcampjobs.com. _ Summer Employment Top Five Reasons to work at camp Foster YMCA: 5. Resume Builder 4.75 College age staff members 3. Iowa’s #1 Summer Camp- East Lake Okoboji 2. Grow as an individual 1. Positively influence children See us at the Job Fair Feb 25 Get an application today: 1(800)456-9622 fosterOncn.net http://www.ncn.nct/~foster Camp Foster YMCA of theOkobojis. Summer in Chicago Child Care and Light Housekeeping for suburban Chi cago Families. Must be a responsible, loving, non-smoking person. Call Northfield Nannies at (847) 501-5354. 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. [ l SPRING BREAK ‘99 Guaranteed lowest prices to Can cun, 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 Attention All Arts & Sciences Students Come to the Election open forum for A&S on February 24 to meet your candidates slated for the spring election. City Union, Crib at from 1 to 3 p.m. Stop and Support Your College! If you have any questions e-mail us at ASSABOhotmaH.com 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. 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. Information 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. 1 ' ~n 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. Kansas Erg Race Results Men’s Collegiate 3rd Place Relay Race 4x500m 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 Pre-Law Students Washburn Law School representative will meet students in the Art and Sciences advising Center, 107 Oldfather Hall, 1:30 - 3:00 and representative from Kansas University Law School, 3:00 - 4:30 on Monday, February 22nd. Stop by or call 472-4190 for appoint ment Summer anti Scholarship Opportunities Earn $700 with ail expenses paid for a 5-week summer internship experience that will enhance your leadership skills with the possibility of a full-tuition scholarship upon completion. Call Army ROTC, 472-4269. Travel and Study in Australia Fiji and New Zealand International experience is critical foryour success in todays global business environment. This 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, filTout an appli cation at the ASUN Commuter and Student Services Center. 116 Nebr. Union. Volunteer Vacation Be a NU representative at the Spring Student Institute on Service. Spend the weekend volunteering, learning and growing. March 5-7. Sponsored by Student In volvement. Call Amy or Ann at 472-2454. 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. S Student INVOLVEMENT 1 University of Nebra&ka-Lincoln Women’s Leadership Conference If you want to be empowered, then come to the 1999 Women’s Leadership Conference Saturday, February 27th at the Nebraska Union Auditorium. Registration can be picked up at Student Involvement or the Wom en's Center in advance or register the day of the event. Call Student Involvement at 472-2454 if you have any questions. ____ Brick by Brick, Women Budding a Community of Empowerment. I I 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, 1989. FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets this Sunday and every Sunday at 7:00PM in the Union Centennial room. EVERYONE fe WELCOME! 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 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. The Publications Board will meet at 3 p.m. Monday in the Daily Nebraskan conference room in the Nebraska Union to discuss Daily Nebraskan policies. All are invit ed to attend. Acacia Congratulations to our new rush chairmen, Pat Harlan and Steve Ross. AO A belated congratulations to Angie Klein on her ac ceptance into the Innocents Society, NSE, and Oxford!! Chalk up a few more for the Klein Dog! love, vour sisters AO Congratulations to Britt Anderson on her acceptance into UNL Law school! love, vour sisters ATL Thanks for coming to see us at the “South Place . Wa look forward to the tropical days ahead. Do you have your shades on? AQp Ben Thanks for having us over to watch Dawson’s. It was a blast! Love, The Phi Mu Ladies A¥ Congratulations to the following brothers on their ex ceilence in tho classroom: 4.0— Jeff Allen, Cory Anson, Brian Boerner, Brent Cudly, Bill Lawton, Ryan May, Andrew Neuman, Ray Rinkol. 3.5 and above— John Arthur, Jeff Benda, Jeff Blair, Chris Clark, Mark Digman, Dave Drew, Joe Ferring, Bob Fjell, Chris Glass, Josh Gompert, Aaron Hendry, Chad Horsham, Jason Lee, Colby McCoy, Jay Moser, Ben Murphy, Kevin Rogert, Chris Stweart, Zach Tupper, Zane Tupper, Justin Villafane, Gary Warner, Scott West. Ryan Wonderoheck. Rory Zimmer AXA Congratulations to the Meat family; for Big Fred petting into the Teacher’s College, and L.M. for wmning the suitcase party. '- Congrats, Your Brothers AXA Congratulations to Benton and his acceptance to Cedar Point. - Congrats, Your Brothers EDBO Congratulations to Jenny Binfield on being accepted to the Creighton University Occupational Therapy Pro gram! v , vour sisters nBo Thank you to the men of Beta for a great time at the frosh last Thursday, (if you know what we meant) - Love, n B «P freshman pledge class ZN Congratulations to this weeks kingpin. Jon Dirmeyer, you are a gentlemen and a scholar. -Your brothers. Fosys Schrtkr • England * Meurct All-Party meeting, Sunday in the East Campus Union at 3:00pm.__ Appointments Board Student Government Deadline 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 Everyone is welcome to the ALL-PARTY meeting on Sunday at 4 p.m. in the City Union. Note: The Leprechauns are coming! Position Open Publication Board Daily Nebraskan Advisory Board to the Board of Re gents - 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 FOUND: Earing (leaf shape) at the parking lot by the Nebraska Bookstore. •• y Daily Nebraskan Editor The 1999-2000 editor in chief will formulate editorial policies, determine guidelines for the daily operation of the newsroom, hire die senior editorial staff, help determine the content of the newspaper and prepare the editorial wage budget. Applicants must have one year of newspaper experience, preferably at the Daily Nebraskan. The position begins Aug. 1, 1999 and lasts until May 5, 2000. The editor earns $1000/mpnth (except in December, March and May) and reports totheUNL Publications Board. The editor must be enrolled in at least six credit hours during each of the two 1999-00 semesters, maintain a 2.0 minimum G.P.A., and not be on academic probation. Applications are available at the Daily Nebraskan office, basement of the Nebraska Union, and | must be returned with up to five clips by noon Feb. 22. E I