Students- will these hours work with your schedule?
Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30pm and Saturday 8am-5pm.
We have store clerk positions available at our North
48th & Baldwin and 15th and South St. locations. If in
terested please apply Wednesday-Friday from 2-5pm
at:
Williams Cleaners
2541 N. 48th St
TEACHER ASSISTANT
EARLY CHILDHOOD
PROGRAMS
Part-time and substitute positions available at the
Family Service Early Childhood programs working with
infants, toddlers, or pre-school children. Responsibili
ties: assisting supervising teacher with daily activities,
food preparation, and providing a safe and healthy
learning environment. Requirements: six months related
experience and good communication skills. Appli
cations are-available at Family Service, 501 S. 7th, Lin
coln, NE 68505. Contact Human Resources if you re
quire accommodation to apply orTnterview af
441-7949. EOE_
TEACHER II and
TEACHER ASSISTANTS
School’s Out
Seeking dynamic, self-motivated individuals for
Family Service's School’s Out program working
in Lincoln Public Schools. Full time Teacher fi
positions with great benefits and Part time
Teacher Assistants needed. A two or four year
degree in Elementary Education, Early Childhood
or related field with one to two years experience
in working with children. Will work around
class schedules for Teacher Assistants positions.
Teacher II responsibilities include meeting
quality programing guidelines, plan
age-appropriate activities, carry out daily rou
tines. Qualified candidates must communicate
well with families and be organized.
Join our child care team by filling out an applica
tion at Family Service. 501 S. 7th, Lincoln. NE
68508. If you require accommodation to apply
or interview, please contact the Human Re
sources office at 441 -7949. EEOC.
THE CORNHUSKER
Nebraska’s Grand Hotel has full and part-time positions
available now! Call 473-2189 for a current listing.
We offer:
♦ Free meals during shift!
♦ Paid Vacation!
♦ 401 (k) Savings Plans!
- + Six Paid Holidays!
♦ Four Personal Days!
♦ Four Sick Days!
♦ Low Cost Insurance!
♦ 50% discount in both restaurants!
- ♦ Discounts on rooms, banquet events,
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♦ Section 125 Flexible ”
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+ Free professional counseling!
♦ Competitive wages!
♦ Professional, yet friendly environment!
Apply In Person at Human Resources,
Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
333 S. 13th St, Lincoln, NE
Use ‘L’ St Entrance
Just a few blocks from UNL!
Wagners Food Pride
Has openings Tor Stockers and checkers. Flexible
hours, evenings and weekends. Apply in person at
3306 A St. _ ■«
Wanted: grain truck driver, no CDL required. Farm ex
perience preferred. 785-7355, leave message.
Water aerobics, land aerobics and personal trainers
needed. Contact Northeast YMCA at 434-9257.
Wood Truss Builders Needed
Engineered Lumber Systems, a local roof and floor
truss manufacturer, is looking for hard working people
who can swing a hammer to work 20-40 hours/week in
the afternoon and evenings, Monday-Friday. The posi
tipA involves connectingjpia-cut: wood components
with metal plates using a hammer. Starting pay ranges
from $7.05-$7.50/hour. Apply in person from 8-5,
Monday-Friday at 310 N, 2nd St.
Work With Children
• Do you love infants and toddlers?
• Are you excited about the development of children?
• Would you like a part-time job that could become
a full-time summer position?
If so, the Gallup Child Development Center may have a
position for you. Call our Interviewing Center Today!
486-6700, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. EOE.
Child care needed on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday,
and Friday, 3-6pm, starting immediately. Call
421-8056.
Ip home child care needed for two children (2,5). Prefer
some Spanish skills. Days, Monday through Friday,
some flexibility. Near 27th and Van Dorn. 471-2615
(work) or 423-9293 (home).
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“Humanity Is Coming
Of Age”
Join in discussion of “Intercultural Experiences,”
with members of the UNL Baha’i Association,
October 7th, 7pm in the City Campus Union.
Snacks and Fellowship provided. For more in
formation call 474-7077.
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ATTENTION ALL CLC ALUMS!
If you were in the Chancellor's Leadership Class,
please email your current address, phone number, and
email address to tklinel ©bigred.unl.edu.
Attention Student
Organizations
Student Foundation has up to $2,000 in funding
available to help sponsor your program or events. Ap
plications are available at City and East Student In
volvement offices. Due November 1.
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East Campus Union
11am-1pm.
Eating Issues Support Group
A small, comfortable environment with women who are
struggling with eating issues. Wednesdays
3:30-4:30pm, Nebraska Union, room 338. Call Norma
472-7450 for more information.
Feeling A Little Gray?
One Day Can Make
A Difference
National Depression
Screening Day
Nebraska City UnionTDctober 7th.
11am-1pm, room TBA.
Informational talk at noon.
Questions? Call 472-7450.
HOMECOMING DANCE
Free pizza plus live music from Billy Hillshine. Friday,
October 8, 9:30pm-1am at State Fair Park Grandstand.
Tickets being sold at Student Union. $3 cost.
INTRAMURAL RIFLE SHOOT
The Men’s, Women’s, and Co-Rec Rifle Shoot will take
place on Tuesday, October 5, Wednesday, October 6,
and Thursday, October 7 at the Military and Naval Sci
ence Building. No advance entry is required. For more
information, call 472-3467.
ODE/Economics
Honorary and Club
Monday, October 11, first meeting at 5pm in CBA 362.
New members welcome.
Spectrum
Weekly discussions/meetings every Wednesday at
7pm in Room 234 Nebraska Union. For more information
call 472-5644.
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm, Nebraska Union, room
338. Call Gail for more information at 472-7450.
The University Program Council has immediate
openings for two Executive Positions: East Campus
Chair and Gender Issues Chair. Apply at the UPC office
134 City Union by 5pm October 15.
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. 135 Nebraska Union.
Twelfth Annual
UNL Cultural Diversity
Retreat
“Beginning to Make a Difference"
October 23-24,1999
Camp Carol Joy Holling
Ashland, Nebraska
Open to all currently registered UNL students,
faculty and staff with interest in discussing the
challenges we face in dealing with diversity
issues. Transportation, food and lodging are
provided. The total cost to participants is $10.
Applications will be available at our booth in the
City Campus Union, October 4-11, from 11 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m., or in 106 Canfield Administration
Building. For information, call 472-3755. Spon
sored by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs.
AAFCS
HRFS students come to our meeting Wednesday to
find out about exciting volunteer opportunities. October
6,6pm HE 121.
Alpha Kappa Psi
AKPsi is a professional business fraternity which is
seeking new members. If interested come join us for
an informational meeting on Wednesday, October 6 at
5:45pm in the Union. Room will be posted.
Attention P.E.O’s
Mark your calendars for the next meeting to take place
on Oct. 10 at 5pm. Please RSVP by email to either
Bobbi or Britt at lewie68@aol.com or
brittson@msn.com by Oct. 7. See you there!
Circle K
Meeting at Lancaster Manor (10th & South) at 7:30pm
for Bingo instead of regular meeting. Questions? Call
Sara Acklie at 477-3607.
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Collegiate 4-H
Meeting October 6 at B p.m. in the Niehardt Pine
Room, City Campus. Officers meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome! For more information call
436-0900.
FDC Meeting
Friends of the Deaf Community wilimeet Thursday,
October 7 at 6:15pm in the BKC Lounge, third floor.
We will carpool to the StarShip 9 Theater to watch
Notting Hill (cc).
Horticulture Club
Meeting tonight at 5pm in Kiem Hall 327. New members
welcome.
Lacrosse Club Practice
Meet at the Rec Center TV lounge at 5:45pm. Wear
sneakers and bring a jacket. Call Tom at 436-8156
with any questions.
Merchandising and
Design Students
Montage meeting Thursday, October 7 from 4-6pm in
HE104.
Pi Lambda Theta
All member meeting at 6pm in Henzlik Hall. Free Pizza!
Pre-Law Club
October meeting is Wednesday, Oct. 6 at 6pm in the
City Union.
Join UNL crew for their weekly meeting on Wednesday
at 7pm at the Boathouse, located off 16th & V near
Nebraska Hall. Call 472-1220 for more information.
Women’s Spirituality Group
First meeting on Friday, October 8 from 11:30am-1pm.
338 Nebraska Union. For information call Jan
472-2598.
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Congrats to Amy Burnett, Aasta McCollery, and Katie
Beers on their internships at Disney World. You three
will make it the Happiest Race on Earth.
Love, your Sisters
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Congratulations to Leonna Griffin on receiving the
Stephanie Fanning Scholarship. Hard work really does
pay off.
-love, your sisters
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A big congratulations goes to Lindsay Reineke on her
appointment as the Leader of the ASUN Public Rela
tions Committee. You will be great! And three cheers
to Mindy Nowak on her new position as Oxford Coor
dinator. Your many travels to the Purple Turtle will def
initely help! Way to go!
» - Your Sisters
All you can eat pancakes!
Thursday, October 7 from 10pm-2am.
$3 with ticket or $4 at the door.
Get your ticket NOW, ask any AAA.
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Molly Egley and Laura Schweer— not one but two fab
ulous Phi Mu's in the Homecoming Court. I'm so
proud of you. You’ve both been fabulous presidents to
work with. Good luck.
-Your “B" Chapter Advisor
Greek Seniors
Get out your walking shoes! We’ll see you on Thursday
at 9:30 for the Greek Unity Walk!
KA0
Congratulations to Cami Shreve on making the Board
of Women’s Issues (ASUN) and to Cecily Rometo for
being selected to the ASUN Honors Convocation
Committee. YOU ROCK!
_Love, Your Sisters
KKT
Congratulations to Christy Peters for being accepted
into Teacher’s College. We’re proud of you!
__- Love, Your Sisters
PIKE
We had a wonderful time at the, uh, Tropical Island
Party. It definitely deserved a t-shirt.
-The Ladies of Alpha Chi Omega
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Congratulations to all the men with 4.0's! Way to go
brother Tim Burns.
TRIANGLE
We had a great time on our frosh. We play games with
you anytime.
-the ladies of Phi Mu
International Students
Share your concerns with student government.
Neihardt Blue TV Lounge, Wednesday, October 6 at
7:30pm. Refreshments provided. Everyone welcome.
NU Student Government
Wednesday, October 6
6:30 p.m. - City Union
Information And Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
Birthday girl Kylie Wolf - Helto Kitty! You’re my partner
in crime. Stalk and confess Pussy Galore is no Piper
pumper!
Your eternal flame, Kevin Bliss.
CONGRATS LOGAN VEATH
1999 Homecoming Royalty
You’ve got our vote for King today and always!
♦ PSYCHIC READINGS ♦
By Julia
Advice on love, health, marriage and business. Private
readings available for groups and parties.
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9 Footfalls
14 Greedy
15 “Once — a...”
16 Flower part
17 Bowler’s alley
18 Generation of
the ’50s
19 MC’s specialty
20 Large-group
lawyer’s attire?
23 Nest egg option
24 Whopper
25 Churchill Downs
headgear?
32 Angers
33 One who
attacks weeds
34 Baseball’s
‘The Lip"
36 Apartment
37 Big bird
38 Chief; director
39 Ring decision
40 Stable parent
42 Stockpile;
cache
43 Shipboard
swimwear?
47 Nero’s 151
48 Electric —
49 Jouster’s garb?
58 Inventor Howe
59 Vogue
competitor
60 Prime quality
61 Spooky
62 On —: without
commitment
63 Scandinavian
god of war
64 Suspicious of
65 Wrongful act
66 Courage
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1 Soapstone
2 Racetrack
3 Pop-rock singer
Turner
4 Poems meant
to be sung
5 Toyota rival
Edited by Fra
6 Tummy tamer
7 Primer
8 Opposed
9 Having more
thorns
10 More uptight
11 Caesar’s
departure
phrase
12 —mutuel:
racetrack
betting system
13 Coin taker
21 Poses
22 Merrie —
England
25 Flaws
26 “Untouchable”
Ness
27 Post-deductions
figure
28 — Rouge of
Cambodia
29 “— slay me!”
30 Grim
31 Calendar
considerations
32 Plow furrow
35 Neil Simon’s
couple
37 Poet’s “before”
n & Lou Sabin
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40 Strong, sweet “golden" role
wine 51 Messina money
41 Alain’s lady 52 Tryout
friend 53 Big name in dog
42 Maui food
entertainment 54 Stuff; stop up
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45 Bank 56 Stage
employee departure
46 Turn down 57 Ice skater’s
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