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THE CORNHUSKER Nebraska's Grand Hotel has fuH and part-time positions available nowl Call 473-2189 for a current listing. We offer: ♦ Free meals during shiftl ♦ Paid Vacation! ♦ Four Sick Days! ♦ Low Cost Insurance! ♦ 50% discount in both restaurants! ♦ Discounts on rooms, banquet events. &in gift shop! ♦ Section 125 Flexible spending Account ♦ Free professional counseling! ♦ Competitive wages! ♦ Professional, yet friendly environment! Apply In Person at Human Resources, - Monday-Friday, 8am - 5pm. 333 S. 13th St, Lincoln, NE Uso ‘L’ St rntranc* Just a few blocks from UNL! BryanLGH MEDICAL CENTER Transport Tech Part-time weekends, 10 hours/week The person in this job will be transporting and ex changing carts throughout the hospital. This involves sorting waste, food trays and equipment, along with receiving and relaying calls and messages. The right candidate has the ability to organize and prioritize work, and react and perform under stress and emergency situations. If that describes YOU. Please submit the resume/application to: BryanLGH Medical Center EAST 1600 S. 48th St Lincoln, NE 68506 (402)481-8444 JOB UNE: |402) 481-1111 United Parcel Service Permanent, part time positions. Starting pay is $8.50/hour. Unloading and loading parcels andwashing and parking UPS vehicles. Work hours are Mon day-Friday, 5:4£-9:45p.m. Job requirements are: you must be able to lift 70 lbs packages unassisted and drive a manual transmission vehicle. If interested go to 345 Nebraska Union to schedule an interview and tour. I will be interviewing on Monday. October 18,1999. EOE, M/F. Web Builder Opportunity Go to http://www.ispi.nm for details. - Weekend Merchandising Help needed weekend mornings to merchandise Keebler products in local Lincoln grocery stores. Pay is $8/hour. If interested contact Keebler at 402-493-8975, Omaha Work With Children •Do you enjoy working with infants/toddlers or pre school age children? •Are you excited about the development of children? •Would you like to be eligible for a tuition scholarship? If so, the Gallup Child Development Center may have a position for you. Call our Interviewing Center Today! 486-6700, Mondav-Fridav. 9am-5pm. EOE. Writer/Producer I KOLN/KGIN-TV is seeking applicants for Writ er/Producer in our Creative Services Department. Re sponsibilities include creation of client advertisement and station promotions from concept to completion. Strong communication, organizational skills and effec tive writing techniques required. Experience in TV and AVID production is preferred, but not necessary. Client service experience is helpful. A bachelor's degree or equivalent job experience is required. Please send re sume with cover letter, and a non-returnable videotape to: Personnel Assistant; KOLN/KGIN-TV, P.O. Box 30350, Lincoln, NE 68503. EOE. Drug testing may be required. eoos mam *1 Spring Break 2000 Vacation! Cancun, Jamaica, Ba hamas, and Florida. Best prices guaranteed! Sell trips, earn cash, and go free! Now hiring campus reps! 1-800-234-7007, www.endiesssummertours.com. ACT NOWI GET THE BEST SPRING BREAK PRICES! SOUTH PADRE, CANCUN, JAMAICA. BAHAMAS, ACAPULCO, FLORIDA, AND MARDIGRAS. REPS NEEDED, TRAVEL FREE, EARN$$$. GROUP DIS COUNTS FOR 6+. 1-800-838-8203 or WWW.LEISURETOURS.COM. Browse icpt.com for springbreak “2000’. All destina tions offered. Trip participants, student organization and campus sales representatives wanted. Fabulous parties, hotels and prices. Call Inter-Campus 1-800-327-6013. Spring Break 2000 “The Millennium” A new decade...nice in travel. Free trips, free meals'& drinks. Jamaica, Cancun. Florida, Barbados, Bahamas. Book before November 5 for FREE Meals and 2 Free Trips. Book before December 17 FOR LOWER PRICES!! 1-800-426-7710/www.sunsplashtours.com. “Take Back The Night” Demand an end to violence. October 20] 7pm, rally at Nebraska Union Plaza. Then march to the Capitol for a candle light vigil with speakers and song. Call 472-2597 for more information. COLLEGE QUIZ BOWL TEAM REGISTRATION Think you're pretty smart? Let's see what you've got! Team registration forms available NOW in the UPC office and just outside Student Involvement. They're due October 22. Questions? Call Tom at 472-8146. Congratulations to Mortar Board’s Professor of the Month for October; Dr. Martin Gaskell Physics and Astronomy Department CoHeae of Arts and Sciences We commendhimfor his dedication toward excellence in teaching and advancement of students at UNL David's Nail Care Grand Opening: 30% off la dies/gentlemen's nail care: manicures, pedicures, acrylic/silk wraps and more. Exotic Body Painting Mehndi Henna Painting by Jacqueline. Painless tem porary tattoos. Group discounts. 435-1973. :::: c Part-time Positions Available ‘Research Clerk (7:30 am - 12:30 pm M-F) Telecommunications Monitor (6:30 pm - 6:30 am Sat, Sun, Holidays) We offer wages starting at $7.35per hour and benefits that include tuition assistance, free checking, paid holidays, paid vacations, discount parking, discount bus pass, free safe depsit box, YMCA discount and a professional working environment. I NEED HELP FACT: It’s time for the FALL ACADEMIC CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT! October 24th at 2pm in the City Union Food Court Area. ALL interested 4-person teams may find out more and register at www.unl.edu/honors or honr ors0unlinfo2.unl.edu or in the Honors office. 118 Neihardt. Sponsored by Student Advisory Board. Registration due October 20th. r 'jmm m University of Nebraska Looking To Get Involved? Student Foundation provides an excellent opportunity for students who are looking to get involved, meet people and have fun. Applications are available at City and East Student Involvement Offices. Questions? Call Brian 436-6110 or Tara, 436-9852. Applications due October 15. Pre-Law Students Representatives from Nebraska College of Law will meet students Wednesday. October 20,1:30-3:30pm at the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, 107 Oldfather. Stop by or call 472-4190 for an appointment. Study Abroad Spring 2000 Eastern European & Mediterranean Studies Study in the Czech Republic and Greece from March to May 2000. In-class instruction combined with field trips to give you a broad view and understanding of the history and cultural diversity of the area. $6000 co vers tuition, air fare, room and board, insurance, many field trips and side trips to Prague and Munich. Enroll now. For more information, stop by International Affairs at 420 University Terrace or call 472-5358. Thank you to everyone who helped make the Jail and Bail event such a success. -ProjectCARE and Party Smart members 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. I I Parking Advisory Committee The Parking Advisory Committee will meet Friday, Oc tober 15 al 3pm in the Parking Office Conference Room. 625 Stadium Drive Suite A. Rodeo Club Dance In Utica Come listen to High Caliber on Friday, October 22 from 9pm-1am at the Flying V Ballroom, S5/person. Rodeo Club Meeting Wednesday, October 20 in the East Campus Union, third floor. 7pm for executives, 7:30pm for other mem bers. AXQ Congratulations to Jen Imes on being accepted to the Nursing Program at UNMC. We’ll miss you. ■ _„c _-Love, your sisters AO Congratulations to our new Golden Key initiates: Sarah Lammel, Katherine Brady, Renee McFee, Jocelyn Newman, Nicole Grossenburg, Quinn Laging, Kristin Wismer, Jenny Boeckman, Tnchelle Hupke, Jill Avey, Lisa Bukacek, Angie Digiacinto. Love, your sisters AO Congratulations to our new University Ambassadors: Kirstin Maurstad, Stephanie Sharp, Can Nelson, Jessica Lopez _ Love, your sisters AO Congratulations to the women of Alpha Phi on winning Homecoming in the sorority category and to Angie Klein on being elected Homecoming Queen. AIT KZ A<DA You guys were great during homecoming week. We had a fantastic time. Love, the Ladies of Phi Mu Aon Amy Hassebrook was given the Clifford M. Hicks Hon orary Key Award based on academic achievement and involvement in CBA. Way to go! ASA Congratulations to Jamie Bendfeldt for being accepted into Teacher's College. We knew you could do it! Love, your sisters xo Thanks Tony Casiopo and Jamie Brummond for being the best kickball coaches ever. __Love, the Ladies of Phi Mu BY VIC LEE tfK'QKinroin? I'VE GOT A $3500 CRBPfTUWT. i THE NORM iVe STARTeP A trapition wuew i purr a job... rfwp, will you V—> SIGN MVGOOPBye/ VPAH BftSeBftLl? J[i will/ / Hey- who > f SIGNep IT I’mie mavs'?, — ■ — I BY MICHAEL JANTZE WILUeMA&I Guess. I FOUND THe BALL ON WONK'S PeSK. _;_ X4> We had a great time with you guys on Sunday. Thanks for ordering more pizza, tou guys are the greatest! We are looking forward toplaying broomball with you. -the Alpha Chi Kicks for Kids team AAA Congratulations to Molly Penney on being accepted into the Teacher’s College. We all knew you could do it! A<r, your sisters AY Congratulations to the coaches of the year in YMCA 4th grade soccer. They are: Dave Drew, Todd Himmelberg and Chris Van Long. Good job on a suc cessful season. -your brothers AY Congratulations to Jeremy Jacobitz and Ryan Powers on their internships with Walt Disney World. Good luck! -your brothers OK'F Thanks for the great dinner exchange this week. We’ve never laughed so hard on Monday night. Maybe you can teach us to be super heroes, too! -The ladies of Alpha Xi OM Congratulations to all the girts who received 3.5 or better last semester: 4.0’s: Megan Ahl, Becky Burdick, Jacey Rader, Laura Schweer, Amy Allison, Danielle Eickman, Denise Rob erts 3.5-3.99: Brenda Bogart, Molly Egley, Amy Janky, Mi chelle Mayfield, Amy Shurigar, Amanda Taylor, Rachel Witt, Jessie Egley, Chartyn Ellison, Carissa Leader, Stephanie Schulte, Shannon Snow, Megan Weyer. John Congratulations on your acceptance into Teacher's College! We’re all proud of you. * -LeeKow House KA Thanks for coming over to the BBQ last Saturday. We had a great time. P.S. Ryan was wondering what Micki was doing tonight. -the men of DU AXA 0S Thanks for the great times in our triad. We had fun! -the women of A O n PADDY GIRLS Are you ready! Remember it’s November 8-12. Good Luck! The Men of EAE nB<D LAE <M8 Thank you for a good homecoming week! We enjoyed working with youf -the ladies of Alpha Delta Pi lab Bunning Congrats on a successful ‘Do it Sober.’ Thanks for holding my hand and dragging me out on stage! You’re the best! Love, Campbell XOE Thanks for the dinner exchange. We always enjoy hearing the Sidney Fight Song. -The ladies of Alpha Chi Omega GET INVOLVED!! Senate - General Studies Publications Board Senate position to represent the Division of General Studies and positions open on the Publications Board. Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union. 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