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Third shift, front desk position. Apply in person to
Great Plains Mote), 2732 O Street. .■
THIS IS IT!
The position you've been waiting for.
If you are...available to work second or third shift,
reliable and have a stable work history
APPLY NOW!
PEGLER-SYSCO has an immediate opening in our
warehouse for Order Selectors, this position is full-time
and includes our excellent benefit package. Starting
wage is $8.75 or $8.90/hour with regular wage reviews
and an incentive program. Applicants must be:
♦ Drug Free
♦ Able to lift 100 lbs. repetitively
♦ Pass physical exam
♦ Hardworking and dependable
♦ At least 18 years of age.
Apply today!!! Applications being accepted at:
PEGLER-SYSCO Food Services Company
1700 Center Park Rd
EOE/M/F/D/V
Tire person needed, flexible schedule. Must have
knowledge of tire sales, service and repair. Pittmans
Tires, 33rd and Comhusker.__
Tow truck driver and service station attendant with
mechanical ability, full and part time, evenings and
weekends. 489-7532 or 730-7532._
Tutors are needed in the Hewit Academic Center for all
subjects. Also needed are supplemental instructors for
Astronomy 103 and study group leaders for Nutrition
151. We are seeking upper level undergraduate and
graduate students with a GPA of 3.0 or above. Excellent
communication skills are a must. Tutors will earn
$6.00 per hour and will have flexible and variable
hours. If interested, apply at 300 West Stadium
(underneath Memorial Stadium) or call Katie at
472-4620.__
Two part-time positions open for general support staff
at a small animal veterinary practice. 5 a.m.-1 p.m.,
Monday, Wednesday, Fridays or5 a.m.-1 p.m., Tuesday,
Thursdays. Janitorial duties, ability to lift 50
pounds, use computers, phone skills, stocking
shelves. Call or stop in for an application. Pitts Veterinary
Hospital PC, 2225 Highway 2. Lincoln, NE
68502.423-4120.
Valentino’s Stadium Catering
Currently seeking applications for catering wait staff
during all UNL home football games in the new west
stadium. Apply at Valentino's North at 35th and
Holdrege._
Video production assistant
Earn while you leam. 20-30 hours/week. Flexible day
hours. Shramek’s Video Productions, 728 S. 27th,
475-2767.
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Villager Courtyard & Gardens is now hiring for FT/PT
desk clerk. Weekend night auditor, 3-11pm shifts. Ins
and 401k available. Job description and application
available at 5200 ‘O' St.
VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS earn $7.50-$10.00/hour offi
ciating volleyball for Lincoln Parks and Recreation. If
interested call 441 -7892.
Walgreen’s
Part-time cashier positions, evenings and weekends.
Apply in person, 1301 O St.
We have a pruner to fit
your schedule!
Grape harvesters needed for the next 4-5 weeks,
morning, afternoon or evening— whatever fits your
schedule, $7-$7.50/hour, paid weekly. Call James Arthur
Vineyards at 783-5255, leave message for Kevin.
WOOD SHOP ASSISTANT
Experience with power tools or shop classes necessary,
full or part time. Apply at Lincoln Lumber, 932 N.
23rd St.
Work 2 Saturdays A Month
9/11, 9/18,10/2,10/9,11/6,11/13
Supervise children in recreation activities during home
football games. $5.40-$5.65 per hour. Apply at 55
Campus Recreation Center or 32 East Campus Activi
ties Building or CALL 472-3467.
YMCA
Downtown YMCA is hiring lifeguards and swim
instuctOrs for fall. Apply at 1039 P St., 434-9230.
YMCA is looking for youth soccer officials and flag
football officials. Pay between $8-$12/game. If inter
ested apply at Downtown YMCA, 1039 P St., M-F, 8-5
or call 434-9217, _
YMCA NORTHEAST
The northeast YMCA is now hiring gymnastics and
swimming lesson instructors. Please apply at 2601
North 70th Street or call 434-9266 for more information.
YWCA is now hiring swim instructors. WSI certification
is a plus. Apply in person at 1432 N St. For questions
call 434-3494
Assist in a country Montessori school near Lincoln,
11-6, M-F. Call 438-6668.
Assistant needed in home day care. Work around
school schedule. Day hours, call 477-1162 to apply.
Child care need for home football games. Call Kathy at
450-7100.
Dependable care giver for 2 great kids, 3-6pm on Fri
days. 421-7670.
In home care needed for adorable 9 month old. 4
hours/day, M-F. 421-2160.
In-home child care for two and a half and one year old.
Part-time. Krissy, 464-8161.
Looking for loving, responsible baby-sitters for my
three children (7,4,1). Must provide own transportation.
Evenings, weekends, various occasions as
needed.476-9386.
Looking for responsible person to care for infant in our
home. If the hours 11-5/M-Th work for you, please call
580-3458.
Part-time School Age Teacher
Ivy League Child Development Center is accepting ap
plications for an afternoon school age teacher. Hours
are 2:30-5:30pm, M-F. Must be reliable and energetic.
Apply at 5225 S. 16th. _
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Perfect for Education and
Development Majors
Part-time school year openings in a K-6 child care fa
cility, Monday-Friday, flexible scheduling. Belmont
Community Center, 3335 N. 12th. Stop by or call
477-2255.
Seeking full-time part-time team oriented fun teachers.
Experience preferred apply at Williamsburg Village
Child Development Center 423-5437.
Sitter for 9 year old boy, every Tuesday, 3:30-9:30pm,
additional hours as needed. Must have car, references,
nonsmoker, $6.75/hour. 477-5406.
Teacher Assistants Needed
Centennial Mall Child Care Center seeking teacher as
sistants for the hours of 7-9am, 3-5pm and
3:30-5:30pm. Located close to campus. Perfect for
college schedules. Apply in person at 16th and 0 St.,
Federal Building, room 140. Shifts available now.
The Sheridan Child Development Center is looking for
some fun, energetic responsible part-time help. Apply
today at 3700 Sheridan Blvd. or call 483-5037.
YWCA Child Development
Programs
Do you love working with children? Are you just looking
for a little extra money? We have a great position
for you. The YWCA Child Development Program is
looking for a caring, nurturing and dependable person
to fill a part-time preschool position beginning Aug. 30.
The position is M,W,F from 9am-12pm and one evening
each month. The position is for our preschool site
located at 1245 Folsom St. Submit applications to
1432 N St.
Education & Museum
Studies Students!!
Fun and resume building work study available at the
Museum of Nebraska History. Work with school
groups and families in the hands-on History Adventure
Center. Call 471-2634.
Student wanted to assist with maintenance of crickets
and with experiment. Must be reliable and UNL work
study quality. $6.50/hr, apply in person, 56 Manter
Hall. 472-0742.
The Department of Economics is seeking a student
with work study voucher to do a variety of clerical
tasks including: use of IBM computer, operating copy
machines, some phones and some library research.
Computer experience is preferred, $6/hour, 10-15
hours/week. Apply to Pam Royal or Carol Nelson at
34Q CBA or call472-2319
ACLU Internship
ACLU Nebraska needs interns to staff its civil liberties
intake system and help prepare for the 2000
Unicameral session. Students interested in obtaining
class credit are preferred. Call 476-8091.
Gore, Bradley, Kerrey...
Get Involved Politically
Nebraska Democratic Party needs interns! Unpaid—
collegre credit available. 434-2180.
Start a Career Between
Classes
The Northwester Mutual Life Internship Program
Through a Northwestern Mutual Life internship, you
will instantly ally yourself with one of America's top in
ternships.* You’ll make your resume stand out after
graduation, plus earn real money while still in college.
Some of our student interns earn a five-figure income.
Put the Northwestern Mutual Life name to work for you
and realize that you're worth much more than you
think.
‘America’s Top Internships, 1998 Edition, Random
House/Princeton Review Books.
“‘Informational Meeting***
Thursday, Aug. 26 at 6pm. Check the Student Union
Calendar for room assignment.
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Advisor Advantage
New Teacher’s Hellene Students— inin iis Thursday
Affect The Future!
Join an innovative program that helps grade school
children become tomorrow's college students. Join
UNL's College Bound Program. Attend an informational
meeting Aug. 31 at 6pm m Student Involvement or
Sept. 1 at 6pm in the East Campus Union. Questions,
call Ann at 472-5454.
CBA Students
America's Foremost Business Fraternity wants
you to...JOIN US!
Delta Sigma Pi is an International Business Fraternity
for men and women. It offers valuable business insights
and contacts along with lifelong friendships. Interested?
Come see us in the Union August 30th
through September 1st from 9:00a.m.-1:30p.m. and in
the CBA August 26th and 27th and September 9th and
10th from 9:00a.m.-1:00p.m. Or join us at our Meet the
Chapter Nights Monday, August 30th and Monday,
September 13th at 7:00p.m.
We are looking for a few good business students.
Intramural Sports
The Intramural Sports Manager meeting will be held on
Wednesday, August 25 at 5:00 p.m. in the Nebraska
Union. Everything you need to know about Intramural
472°3467*111 b# C0ver6d’ For more information call
Join a High Impact,
Soul-Winning Ministry
Auditioning for vocalists, drama, sound/studio
engineering and musicians. This
non-denominational ministry team travels 2-3
weekends a month, in local area. Thousands
have accepted Christ at our rallies, crusades,
and the Billy Graham films we’ve presented in
churches, auditoriums, prisons and nursing
homes. Call 420-7414 for more information.
Nebraska Water Polo Club
Nebraska Water Polo Club is looking for new members.
Practices are Sunday and Thursday from 7-9 pm.
For questions, please call Tim Daniel at 436-7915 or
Kevin O’Neil at 464-3655.
Sophomores, Juniors &
Seniors in the College of
Engineering and Technology.
There will be a brief orientation session about career
services on Thursday, August 26th, 1999 at 6pm in
Nebraska Hall-W183. Come meet Chris Timm, assistant
director of career services; Ann Koopmann, coordinator
of student programs; and Tammy Bailey, staff
assistant of student programs.
SPORT CLUB REPS
All Office of Campus Recreation Sport Club rep
resentatives/officers must attend an organiza
tional meeting on Wednesday, August 25 at
4:45pm in the Campus Recreation Center Con
ference Room. If you have any questions re
garding your club’s representation at this meet
ing, please call Leah or Amy at 472-3467.
Wildlife Club
Start the school year off right by getting involved in the
Wildlife Club. Annual picnic this Wednesday at Pioneers
Park at 7pm. Everyone’s welcome.
AA
Meetings Tuesday at noon, lower level room F, Health
Center.
ATTENTION HORSE LOVERS
WE WANT YOU!
The UNL Equestrian Club and Team will be having its
welcome back and informational meeting on Wednes
day, Aug. 25 at 7pm in East Campus Union. Bring your
horse enthusiasm and meet others with the same love.
Officers meet at 6:30pm.
Baseball Club Meeting
Thursday, Aug. 26 at 7pm in Rec Center, TV lounge.
College Republicans
Start off the year on the RIGHT track. Meeting
Wednesday, August 25 at 8:00pm in the Union. Speak
ers: Kate Witek and Chris Peterson.
Collegiate 4-H
Interested in a service and social organization? Check
out Collegiate. No previous 4-H experience necessary.
Meeting August 25th at 8pm, East campus, 3rd floor
Student Office area. Officers meet at 7:30pm. New
members welcome. Questions call 436-9518.
Start your own fraternity!
Zeta Beta Tau is looking for men to start a new Chapter.
If you are interested in academic success, a
chance to network and an opportunity to make friends
in a non-pledging brotherhood, e-mail:
zbt@zbtnational.org or call John Stemen at (317)
334-1898.
GET INVOLVED!!!
REPRESENTATION NEEDED
FOR THE FOLLOWING
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
POSITIONS
Campus Safety Subcommittee, Campus Wide Infor
mation System, Committee For Fees Allocation
Comm.— Residence Hall Rep., Computational Service
and Facilities— graduate rep., Electoral Commission
member, Environmental Issues Subcommittee, Grading
and Examinations— graduate rep., Honors Convo
cation, Information Services Committee, Intercollegiate
Athletics— must be Athlete, International Students
Subcommittee, Master Plan Committee, Nontraditional
Students Subcommittee, Parking Appeals Committee.
Racial Affairs Subcommittee, Senate Rep. For Graduate
Division of General Studies and Division of continuing
Studies, Sexual Orientation Subcommittee, Student
Employee Grievance Comm., Student Impact
Team, Students with Disabilities Subcommittee,
Teaching Council, UNL Campus Police Committee,
Uniy. Judicial and Appeals Board and Women’s Issues
Subcommittee.
Deadline for above positions: Sept 9.
Applications available at the Student Government office,
136 NE Union and the Student Involvement office
on East Campus.
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Wed. August 25*6:30 p.m.
City Union
Information And Agenda Available
115 Nebraska Union_
Desperately seeking outgoing, good looking people
(vanity is ok) to sell T-shirts before football games. Call
Mark at 475-3841, LM,_
Male and female subjects needed for strength training
study. Must not be currently involved in a weight training
program. Will be paid $50. Contact Kyle at
472-3646._
Fundraising Opportunity
GATEWAY MAU. will pay members of your organization,
on an individual or group basis, to work as
GREETERS during upcoming sale events. Call Becky
at 464-3196 for details.
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on the web!
dailyneb.com
Shoot
for the Daily Nebraskan.
The Daily Nebraskan is looking
for photographers for the fall
semester. Interested candidates
should contact Matt Miller or
Lane Hickenbottom at 472-2588
to set up an interview time. All
apllicants must be enrolled in at
least six credit hours and have a
2.0 GPA or higher. The Daily
Nebraskan is an equal opportu
nity employer and aheres to all
applicable hiring practices.
Looking
for a
Work Study Job on
City Campus?
If you are awarded Work Study - look
no further than Love Library.
Benefits:
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• On campus convenience y work
•Your choice of day, evening, y on
or weekend hours
• $5.40-5.65/hour
For the best positions, apply NOW at
Love Library, Rm 136. For more information,
call Maggie Van Diest at 472-3963.
ACROSS
1 Camp beds
5 Computer
symbol
9 Nearsighted
toon
14 Male deer
15 Mistress of
37 Across
16 Latecomer’s
excuse
17 China, India,
etc.
18 Mae West role
in “She Done
Him Wrong”
20 Religious
group
21 Timeworn
22 Hospital
staffers
23 Umiak paddlers,
traditionally
25 Moore of
“Striptease”
26 “—Cheatin’
Heart"
27 Skull; cranium
31 “They —
Believe Me”:
Kern
33 Padded
bedspread
34 Anger
35 Showy flower
36 5th C. invaders
of Britain
37 “The Thin Man"
dog
38 Apple computer,
briefly
39 Business outfits
40 Weasellike
mammal
41 Put a match to
43 Jimmy Dorsey’s
sax
44 Agitate
45 Base purloiner
48 Classify
51 Mil. address
52 — dixit
53 Musial, to his
fans
55 Loch —
56 Martinique
volcano
57 Ripped ~
58 State, in Paris
59 A dummy
named
Mortimer
60 Requests
61 Tunisian titles
DOWN
1 Go after
2 Camel stops
3 White House
nickname
4 Terminals;
depots
5 Not outside
6 Winds (around)
7 Toward the
mouth
8 Viet —
9 Release from
bondage
10 Astronaut Buzz
11 Gerard; Hodges
and McDougald
12 NYC theater
award
13 Some paintings
19 Ryan and Tatum
24 Mongrel
25 Towels off
27 Isolated hill
28 Maravich of
NBA fame
29 Comic Johnson
30 Word with East
or miss
31 A — a dozen:
cheap
32 Persia today
33 Early pen
36 Anderson or
Ivey
37 Reached
39 Expressed
contempt
40 Grand — Opry
42 Laundry device
43 Makes up (for)
45 Electric
discharge
46 Short literary
work
47 Takes a break
48 Vipers
49 British gun
50 Car dealer’s
success
51 Hebrew
prophet
54 Plato’s “H”
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