Tow truck driver and service station attendant with
mechanical ability, full and part time, evenings and
weekends. 489-7532 or 730-7532. _
Tutor needed for 11 year old, 5th grade curricula, my
home, hours flexible, $7.75/hour. 489-0373.
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.
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•r MEDICAL CENTER
VOLUNTEER
ASSISTANT
VOLUNTEER SERVICES
Responsible for the supervision, evaluation and support
of junior and senior weekend volunteer staff and
services. Serves as a receptionist and performs other
clerical and computer duties within the department
promoting positive public relations and a positive
working relationship with other departments. Previous
volunteer experience and knowledge preferred. One
year post secondary education or experience In lieu of
education required. "
PART-TIME SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEST -T
Human Resources
2300South 16 Street
Lincoln, NE 68502
(402)481-5291
We are looking for outstanding individuals with a great
personality and light school load to be a part of our
team. Will work around school schedule. Call Jennifer
or Jim at Holway Formal Wear, 476-2262 for appoint
ment
WOOD SHOP ASSISTANT
Experience with power tools or shop classes necessary,
full or part time. Apply at Lincoln Lumber, 932 N.
23rd St.i
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 et 55
Campus Recreation Center or 32 East Campus Activi
ties Building or CALL 472-3467.
Work for an excellent child care! Part time positions
available, must be 19 or older. Contact Loving Hearts
Child Care, 434-2824 and ask for Becky or Jessica R.
Writer
Wanted for entry-level position at children’s educational
software company. Excellent grammar, spelling and
proofreading skills necessary. Must have ability to han
dle deadlines. Computer skills essential. 301 P Street
Bldg. A or fax resume to 475-5310. _
YMCA grade school age recreation program needs
staff interested in children to work before school
(7-9am) or substitute after school (3-6pm) Mon
day-Friday or as your schedule allows. Apply at NE
YMCA, 2601 N. 70th.
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 Child Development
Centers
Do you love working with children? Would you like to
sing, color, and play while you earn a paycheck? If you
answered yes, we have a job for you. We are looking
for caring, nurturing, and dependable people to fill sev
eral positions working with all ages. Both full and part
time positions available, M-F. We can be flexible with
schedules and offer a competitive wage. Please call
470-0231 or 434-3494 for more information.
After school child care needed for two children. 2-4 af
ternoons per week (your choice) hours 3:10 to 6pm,
488-6885.
Children’s Discovery Center
Is now accepting applications for part-time afternoon
teachers. Must be 19 years of age and hold a good
driving record. Tuition reimbursement and other benefits
are offered. Apply in person at 265 S. 84th.
Part-Vine School Age Teicher
Ivy League Child Development Center 1s 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.
Perfect for EducaVon 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.
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.
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
HaH. 472-0742.
Interns Needed
The Nebraska Appieseed Center for Law in the Public
Interest, an affiliate of Ralph Nader's Appieseed
Foundation, is seeking interns for the fall semester.
Our project areas include immigration, welfare, living
wage ordinances and securing equal access to justice
for disenfranchised Nebraskans. Interested parties
should call* 438-8853 or email us at
NEAPPLAWOaol.com.
Marketing Intern
Crete carrier corporation has an excellent paid intern
ship opportunity to learn the transportation industry
while providing support to the marketing department.
Individual must be self-motivated, detail oriented and
enjoy working in a fast paced environment. Prefer stu
dents who are pursuing a degree in business, marketing
or related field and can work 20hrs/week between
the hours of 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Crete Carrier Corporation
Attn: Human Resources
P.O. Box 81228
Lincoln, NE 68501
402-479-7074
Fax: 402-475-1192
HumanResourcesQcretecarrier. com
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which starts on 9/1/1999. Over 100 companies linked
together at Quixtar.com, use access code #562451.
Save $$$ on purchases and have the opportunity to
make money. E-maii questions to Goltyl 975©aol.com.
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 in Student Involvement or
Sept. 1 at 6pm in the East Campus Union. Questions,
cal Arm at 472-2454.
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UMWEUBITY OF
Are You Wearing Your Button?
Project CARE (Creating an Alcohol Responsible Envi
ronment) will have a booth in the City Union this
Wednesday and Thursday from 11-2. For those of you
without a button, pick one up while supplies last! If you
already have your button, come by the booth to be
entered into a $200 raffle. Remember, 200 NU students
will win $5 for wearing their button from now until
October 11th. Are you wearing your button?
Most NU students (79%) annfc 8 or fewer drinks
when they perty.
Attention Accounting Majors
Institute of Management Accountants* having its or
ganizational meeting Wednesday, September 1st at
7:30pm in the Union. Come learn more about the Ac
counting profession from the accounting professionals
themselves! Everyone welcome, questions call Tony
467-5025.
ATTENTION STUDENTS!
The Campus Recreation Advisory Council is now taking
applications for an off-campus ahemata representative.
Applications are available at the Office of Campus
Recreation, Room 55C, or in Ihe East Campus Activities
Building. They are due September 8th at
4:30pm at the same local ions.
Australia
Criminal justice study tour. May 8-29,2000. $2,700, 3
credit-hour course, second semester, round trip,
air/housing. Dr. Asmussen 423-7857 or 872-2426
leave message.
BROADCASTING MAJORS
Starving to know more about the Broadcasting Field?
Then come to the International Radio and Television
Society meeting-Wednesday, September 1 at 6:00 pm
in Avery Hall 201. Satisfy your hunger. •
CAMPUS RECREATION
The Office of Campus Recreation is having an open
house on Wednesday, September 1 from 4:30-6pm in
the Campus Recreation Center. Everything you need
to know about Campus Recreation will be covered.
For more information call 472-3467.
FH
For sale: 2 dead ferrets and cage. Contact Garrett
Pohlman at 436-6110. _
'
Intramural Cross Country
The Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec Cross Country Meet
will take place on Thursday, September 2 at Oak Lake
Park at 4:15pm. No advance entry is required. Call
.472-3467 for more information.
•• Intramural Sports Fantasy
ItiCAA Football
Enter today! Draft ydur team via the web at
www.unl.edu/crec/im. Create a league with your
friends. Deadline to enter is Sept. 8. Call 472-3467 for
more information.
S.W.A.T.
Students Working Actively Together
Join us as we reach out into the Lincoln community
through a variety of short term volunteer projects. First
meeting is Thursday, Sept. 2 at 6pm in Student In
volvement (NU 200). Questions, call Ann at 472-2454.
Study Abroad
Returnees Party
Welcome back study abroad students! Join us at a
party to share your experience and knowledge on Sep
tember 1,5.-00 p.m., in the Culture Center, 333 N 14th
(next to Wendy’s). Pizza and soda provided. R.S.V.P.
international Affairs. 472-5358.
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University Ambassadors
Applications
University Ambassador applications now available at
the Office of Admissions and-the Student Involvement
Office. Applications due September 10th at the Office
of Admissions.
Want Your
Name/Address/Phone
Removed from the
Student Directory
The 1999-2000 University of Nebraska-Uncoln Student
Directory will be on Campus mid October. Your name,
campus address/phone, and home address /phone
will automatically appear in the directory. If you don’t
want It to appear in the directory, you must restrict
your directory information before Friday, September
10,1909. You can restrict your directory information
by going to the Records Office 107, Canfield Adminis
trations Building. Please have your student ID
available. If you have previously requested directory
restriction on a Change of Address Form you do not
need to take any further action.
Welcome Back Students
UNL Rodeo Association first meeting Wednesday,
September 1st. 7:00pm—new members and execu
tives. 7:30—returning members. 3rd floor East Campus
Union, Cottonwood Room.
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AAFCS
Come get the scoop at the 1st meeting today 6:00pm
Room 121 HE. All HRFS students welcome.
Allies Against Heterosexism &
Homophobia
General meeting Thursday, 9:30 pm, City Union. Officer
elections and committee chair appointments. All are
welcome.
Block & Bridle
Welcome Back Meeting
September 2, East Union
Exec. 6:30, New Member 7:00
__Activities 7:30
CALLING ALL PEO’s
First meeting on Sept. 12 from 5-7pm, RSVP by Sept.
9. Call Britt Anderson at 464-3866 or Bobbie Lewallen
at 488-6588._ ■
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, Sept. 1, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.__
CBASAB
Meeting today at 5:30pm in CBA 132. Attendance is
mandatory..
Climbing Club
Our first meeting is September 1st at 8pm in the Outdoor
Adventure Conference Room. Everyone is welcome!
Friends of the Deaf Community
Everyone welcome. No sign skins needed. Sweat shirs
and t-shirts from last Spring are here. Thursday, Sep
tember 2nd at 7:00pm, 3rd floor Barkley Lounge. See
you there!
First meeting of the yearn 7pm, Wednesday, ■
September 1st in the City Union. Room posted I
inside south entrance of the union. Everyone ■
welcome.
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
There will be a meeting on Thursday September 2 at
7:30pm in the Union. Room will be posted. Everyone
welcome.
RIFLE CLUB
The UNL Rifle Club Is looking for new members!
Meeting Thursday at 6:30 in Military and Naval Science
Building, room 2. For into, cal Andy at 436-8176
Runner's Qi»h
Do you like to run? Runners of all abilities are invited to
an informational meeting Thursday, September 2 at
8pm in the Rec Center, TV lounge. Contact Christie at
436-0171 with questions.
Student Foundation
Regular meeting Thursday, September 2 at 6:00pm in
Nebraska Union. Room TBA.
ATQ
Congratulations to the Gamma Theta chapter of Alpha
Tau Omega on being awarded True Merit, an honor re
served for only the top 5% of Alpha Tau Omega chap
ters, for superiority In chapter operations, campus
leadership, and service to the community.
ATQ
Congratulations to ttte Gamma Theta chapter of Alpha
Tau omega on being recognized by our national frater
nity far excellence In communication and excelence In
scnotarehtp.
ATQ
The men of Alpha Tau Omega would Mce to congratulate
and welcome the outstanding gentlemen of our
chapter's 103rd pledge dess. Good luck.
Ben
Congratulations to the Mowing on their Aft
Marc Boggy, Chris Cederburg, John Christenson,
Ryan Fuchs, Blake mston, Ryan Jantord, Dan Johnson,
Jeremy Johnson, Justin Kauk, Eric Knight, Todd
Ptmte, Travis Robinson, Aaron Schetoe.
Abovtft Stfic
Shawn Nichols, Matt Boyd, Tom Loschen, Dan
Slaughter, Ben Nelson, Ryan Comes, Brandon Yaw,
Taylor Thompson, MJ Katrina, Travis Brady, Pat
Wos|e, Matt Stahl, Neal Hughes, Grag Brockmeier,
Ben Petermann, Grant Welch, Ryan Stewart, Tony
Bock, Jeff Barwing, Ryan Lahne, Ryan Lahne, Joel
Weigert, Paul Schreier, Ryan Hartung, Dan Anderson,
Aaron Dupree, DJ Kirk.
Oraatjoo to everyone on die oeeraB house ORA o<
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CONGRATULATIONS To Kara Wegete and Erin Gumm
for being accepted to Nursing School.
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GET INVOLVED!!!
REPRESENTATION NEEL
FOR THE FOLLOWING
STUDENT GOVERNME"
Campus Rec., Cai,~~- —,—
Wide Information System, Committee For Fees Al*
location uomm.— nssiosncs nan nap., uompuiauonai
Service and Faculties— graduate nip., GLC Lobbyist,
Electoral Commission member. Environmental Issues
Subcommittee, Curriculum Comm., Grading and Ex
aminations— graduate rep., Honors Convocation, In
formation Services Committee, Intercollegiate Athlet
ics— must be Athlete, International Student^
Subcommittee, Master Plan Committee, Non traditional
Students Subcommittee, Parking AppecUs 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;
Univ. Judicial and Appeals Board and Women's Issues
Subcommittee.
DiicHniforibovipoflttioni: Stpt.9.
Applications available at me Student Government office,
136 NE Union and the Student Involvement office
on East Campus.
NU Student Government
Wednesday, September 1
6:30 p.m.— City Union
Information And Agenda Available
'136 Nebraska Union
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Lost: one diamond ring. Band is slightly discolored!
Lost between Hamilton hall and the new parking lot in
front of the stadium. Has a lot of sentimental value. If
found call Marissa at 436-9481.
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Earn $200
&
Your group can earn $200 tor distributing our newspaper
before the Sept. 18 Football game. You must be
able to provide a minimum of 20 people for two hours
before tne game. Contact Dan at foe Driy Nibraahan
for more information, 472-1769, dahai
Nebraska Union.
