THE CORNHUSKER
Nebraska’s Grand Hotel is seeking the following posi
tions:
'Servers (fine dining) FT AM/PM
'Renaissance Captain FT PM
(must have fine dining experience)
'Banquet Servers PT
'Banquet Beverage Supervisor FT
'Servers (casual dining) FT AM
'Cashier/Bartender PT
'Cashier FT AM/PM
'Room Service FT
'Restaurant Supervisor FT
'Desk Clerk Supervisor FT 3-11 pm
'Laundry Attendant FT Days
'Door Staff FT/PTPM
'Night Cleaner Supv FT
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
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The Martell State Bank
Hiring FT/PT Customer Service Representatives. Com
petitive wages and benefits. Apply at 4811 VanDoro.
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 (Seller 785-726-3555 or
duankell@ruraltel.net__
Web Assistant Wanted
A web assistant is needed that is interested in working
on dynamic news service and publication Web sites.
UNL’s CIT Unit is seeking a web assistant who uses
HTML and can prepare graphics/photos for the Web.
Graphic design and agricultural background are helpful
but not required. Hours are full-time in the summer,
part-time during spring and fall semesters. To apply,
call Lisa Jasa, 472-7981 or e-mail to
agcm005@unlvm.unl.edu.
In home babysitter, MWF, 8:30am-12:30pm. Pay ne
gotiable, references required. Please call Janice or
Rob at 474-0660.
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Ambassador Positions
Nebraska Lottery
Department of Revenue
$8.50 per hour
We are seeking applications for thel.ottery Ambassador
positions. This is a summer position with varied
work hours which may be 10 to 12 hours a day, and
then 4 to 5 hours the next day. Start date is May 24,
1999 through mid to late August 1999.
MAJOR DUTIES:
Act as Ambassador/representatives for the Nebraska
Lottery. Will conduct lottery events state wide at retail
„ ers, community events, county fairs and other public
functions. Will run promotional events at all these loca
, tions. Able to interact witb players of the Nebraska
Lottery with knowledge of the games and programs of
the Lottery. Occasionally sell Lottery Scratch and Lotto
tickets.
REQUIREMENTS:
Significant experience in dealing with the public and
promotional involvement. Energetic and pleasant and
highly dependable (looking for someone committed to
the job, who won’t quit halfway through the summer!)
Willingness to work extra hours if needed (including
weekends). Most work weeks will probably be Thurs
day-Sunday. Must be self-starter and hard worker.
Physical requirement: must be able to move and trans
port a variety of promotional material that may be
bulky. Flexible—this schedule will require the employee
to be extremely flexible and have the ability to travel
statewide—overnight travel is likely. Ability to use cal
culator and balance sales of products at the end of
each event. Valid Nebraska driver’s license, access to
personal vehicle, and ability to complete the State of
Nebraska’s Defensive Driving Course. Must be 21 or
over.
Note: Professional experience or a college student of
junior level in advertising or marketing would be ideal
for this position but is not required.
'"SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: As an employee of the
Lottery Division, all applicants must undergo an exten
sive personal background investigation to determine if
candidate meets integrity expectations.
Apply with Specialized Office Services at State Per
sonnel Division, Nebraska State Office Building,
301 Centennial Mall South, mall level, Lincoln, NE
68509 on or before March 19,1999. Completion of
Supplemental Questionnaire required also -
available through SOS. (Diane Dirksen at
402-471-4464 or Dianne Scott at 402-471-4093).
Apply now for a country day camp position June 21 st
Jeily 1st, July T2th - 22nd, July 26th - August 5th. Call
438-6668 to interview.
Part-Time Hours
+ Full-Time Energy
= Full-Time Pay
‘Guaranteed Hourly Wage '
‘Huge Commissions and
Bonuses
‘Flexible Hours
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JRW Sales Inc.
436-3070
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 nding. Also
kitchen, maintenance. Salary $1300 or more plus R&B.
602-502-6014 e-mail: lwcgwc@aol.com.
Can you interact with the public, provide great service
and create a safe, fun environment? Be responsible for
patron safety and be a positive role model for children?
Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department is in
terviewing and hiring pool managers, head guards, life
guards, concessions, cashiers and attendants for the
summer swim season. Applications available from the
Administration office at 2740 A Street or Aquatics Office
at 9th and Van Dorn. Call 441 -7892 for more information.
EOE/AA
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.__
Grand View Lodge.
Central MN resort seeks summer employees to work
front desk, housekeeping, kitchen positions, wait staff,
golf courses and waterfront. Contact Jan at (218)
963-2234 for an application or mail inquiries to Grand
View Lodge Golf and tennis Club, South 134 Nokomis,
Nisswa MN 56468.
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
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 38th. 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—The Office of Campus Recrea
tion-East is now accepting applications for summer
and fall staff. Call 472-2479 for your application today,
or stop by the Campus Recreation-East office. We’re
located on North 35th Street between the Ruth Staples
Lab and.Burr/Fedde dorms on East Campus.
Work With Kids
Lincoln Parks and Recreation summer playground po
sitions ($5.70/hr) 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.
Youth Camp Staff
UNL Office of Campus Recreation
Positions for students (40 hours/week and part-time
positions available) May 31st - August 6th at $5.50 -
$6.00 per hour. Qualifications: Previous experience re
lated to youth activities and recreation is desirable.
Lifeguards also heeded. Applications available at 55
Campus Recreation Center or 32 East Campus Activi
ties Building. Application deadline March 19th.
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POSITIONS
Nebraska Lottery
Department of Revenue
$7.00/hour
Full time May 24,1999-August
1999
Part-time through end of 1999
Public Relations/Marketing Intern: assist with writing
news releases, planning and executing various new
conferences and media events; special event and pro
motion planning and execution; research and writing
material for vanous publications; database manage
ment; consumer, retailer and media relations; and ad
vertising. REQUIREMENTS: Majoring in Public Rela
tions, Communications, Advertising, or Marketing, junior
year or above, excellent written and verbal commu
nication skills, basic understanding of marketing prin
ciples. Experience with still and video photography,
word processing, spreadsheets and presentations
software would be helpful (WordPerfect, QuattroPro,
Paradox for Windows, and PowerPoint).
Graphic Design/Marketing Intern: Assist with elements
of marketing the Lottery, including publication and
point-of-sale design; web page design and editing;
new product development and promotion; database
management and research; event and promotions
planning and execution; consumer and retailer relations
and advertising. REQUIREMENTS: Majoring in
Advertising, junior year or above, excellent written and
verbal communication skills; basic understanding of
marketing principles. Experience with Macintosh sys
tems and graphics software.
Both positions require willingness to work extra hours
including weekends (if needed), must be self-starter,
hard worker, and some travel may be required. As an
employee of the Lottery Division, all prospective em
ployees must undergo and extensive personal back
ground investigation to determine if candidate meets
integrity expectations. Valid Nebraska driver’s license
required and ability to completer the State of Nebraska's
Defensive Driving Course.
Apply with Specialized Office Services at State Per
sonnel Division, Nebraska State Office Building,
301 Centennial Mall South, mall level, Lincoln, NE
68509 on or before March 19,1999. Completion of
supplemental questionnaire required also
available through SOS. (Dianne Dirksen at
402-471-4464 or Dianne Scott at 402-471-4093).
The way to make money is
right under this headline
You can earn good money as a college intern for
Northwestern Mutual Life. Plus, you get flexible hours
and valuable business experience. If you’re a junior,
senior, or grad student, we invite you to attend an in
formation session about our summer internship pro
gram. Please call the Tews District Agency at
483-7871 today to sign up for one of our sessions.
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INVOLVEMENT
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Are you interested in helping others get connected?
Then work for Student Involvement next Year!
Positions available in the following areas:
Involvement
Leadership
Minority Student Development/Culture Center
Social Activity Development
Student Organization Services
Volunteer Services
Women’s Center/Gender Equity
Applications are available at 200 Nebraska Union,
300 Nebraska East Union, Culture Center and
Women’s Center.
Application deadline has been
extended to Friday, March 5.
Questions, please call Student Involvement at
472-2454.
ASUN Election
Wednesday, March 3
Absentee and
Disabled Voter Ballots
available at 115 Nebr. Union
Questions—call 472-2581
ATTENTION
ALL SPACE APPLICANTS
The Union Board Space Allocation Committee will be
meeting Thursday, March 4,1999 in the City Union at
7:00 p.m. Representatives from all applying organiza
tions are invites to attend the meeting to give any input
your organization may have regarding its application. If
you have any questions, call Melissa at 436-9860.
Attention CBA Students
Would you like an opportunity to ask questions and
discuss issues concerning CBA with Administration,
Faculty and Students? If so, plan iaattend the CBA
“Town Hall" Forum on Tuesday, March 2nd in CBA
143 at 5:30pm.__
Attention
Non Traditional Students
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ASUN needs your input! We need to know your con
cerns to effectively produce change. Please stop by
the ASUN office (115 NebraskaJJnion) to pick up a
non-traditional student survey, or e-mail us at
asunl Qbigred.unl.edu
Business Dining Etiquette Seminar and Dinner
Thursday March 4, 5:30-8:30 pm. Learn the basics of
conducting a job interview over a meal. Dinner will be
served. Make your reservation and pay $15 meal
charge in room 230, Nebraska Union.■
Camp Challenge: Summer
Leadership School
So you didn’t sign up for ROTC as a freshman or
sophomore. Catch up at Army ROTC Camp Challenge,
a paid five week summer course with college credit in
leadership training that allows you to bypass the first
two years of Army ROTC. Call 472-4269 for details.
COOL DUDS
for College Studs. Get your ID. www.idsport.net
Death Penalty:
What’s your opinion? Voice your opinion Monday,
March 1st at 3:30-5:00. Room Posted.
Football Tickets
Too expensive and poor seats! Vote Focus and we'll
showthe Athletic Department you care.
Intramural Badminton
Singles Tournament
Tuesday, March 2nd is the last day to enter the Men’s
and Women’s Badminton Singles Tournament. Enter
now at the office of Campus Recreation. Formore in
formation, call 472-3467. _
Intramural Wheelchair
Basketball Tournament
The last day to enter the Wheelchair Basketball Tour
nament is Tuesday, March 2nd. Enter your team now
at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more informa
tion call 472-3467.
Intramural Wrestling Meet
The Men’s & Women’s Wrestling Meet will take place
on March 1, 2, 3, and 4 at the Campus Recreation
Center. No advance entry required, call 472-3467 for
more information.
Like Sports?
Then listen to Out of Bounds, Mondays, 9-11pm 90.3
KRNU.__
Pre-Law Students
Nebraska College of Law representatives will meet stu
dents Monday, March 1,1:30-3:30, Arts and Sciences
Advising Center, 107 Oldfather. Stop by or call
472-4190 for appointment.
Sick of Paying Lab Fees?
Help give your advisory boards the power to help set
fees by voting Focus in Wednesday’s election.
Surrogate Mothers wanted. Fee plus expenses for car
rying a couple’s child. Must be 18-35 add previously
had a child. Steven Litz, Attorney (317) 996-2000.
EXPERIENCE
“SHANGRI-LA”
AND
“AJOURNEY
< TO MALAYSIA”
With banquets, shows,
exhibitions, food, games and
much more. Brought to you by
Asian Student
Alliance and Malaysian
Student Association.
March 4th, 5th and 6th,
_City Union._
Biology Club
Meeting tonight at5:00 in Manter 118. We have Dr.
Charles Wood giving a presentation on HIV and AIDS.
Don't forget your $5 dues!
MSYM CLUB
Meeting on Tuesday at 6:00 in Chase Hall. Pizza to fol
low;.
SNA
There will be a SNA meeting on Monday, March 1st at
1:00pm at Benton Hall basement, pre-nursing students
invited. Please attend if interested in running for an of
fice;
Spectrum
Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Student Association.
General meeting. All welcome. Meet your new
President! Monday, March 1st, at 5pm in the GLBT
Resource Center (234 NU). For more information contact
the GLBT Graduate Assistant 472-0051.
University Ambassadors
General meeting Tuesday, March 2,1999 at Office of
Admissions at 6:00pm!
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A belated thanks for the frosh Thursday. Perhaps, we
can meet again on the beach....
-The Men of Triangle
A-PARTY-A
Quote of the week: “Size Matters1 - The bigger the
better! Call the N-Zone to reserve your next house party.
475-UNTD.
^ - Yours truly, D.J. Foot
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Thanks for the frosh last Thursday. There's something
about Chi Omega.
-The Men of Triangle
Fun Facts
85% of upper-level executives in Fortune 500 Compa
nies are Greek.
Sunday, March 7th 4-8p.m. Tickets $4 in advance, $5
at the door.
PI KAPPA ALPHA ?
CELEBRATING
131 YEARS OF
BROTHERHOOD
1868-1999
Thank you to the men of Phi Kappa Alpha for your
hard work with the Everclear Concert. For your support
UPC donated $75 to the Laura Cockson Scholarship
Fund. Hope you guys had a blast at the show!!
INDEPENCE DAY
IS COMING
March 3,1999......
POSITIONS 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 as a liaison between the paper and its
university constituencies, paying particular attention to
cdmplints against the paper.
Nebraska Union Board
This board assumes the role of advocate for the various
segments Of the Unversity community to the Director of
the Nebraska Unions and the Vice. Cahn. for
Student Affairs.
Deadline Friday, March 12-4:00pm Applications
available at 115 Nebraska Union.
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TRAVIS MORRIS
College of Engineering and Technology Senate.
Your VOICE
For The NU Millennium!
Make an informed decision! Attend the last debate
Tuesday, March 2 in the East Union at 5:30pm.
http://www.unl.edu/Voice
FOUND: Keys at 14th & Q around 4pm, Wednesday,
February 24th.
Lost: One male wedding ring. REWARD! Call Jason at
435-1986..
Lost: Ring at Rec Center weight room, February 23.
Reward. 475-3740.__
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1-900-896-8960, ext. 1997. $2.99/minute. Must be 18
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