Summer Internship
Opportunity
Get more than a tan tree summer. Enroll in Army ROTC
Camp Challenge for 5 weeks and get paid to learn the
kind of leadership skills you'll use for the rest of your
life. Apply for Camp Challenge at the Army ROTC De
partment on campus. Call 472-4269 for details, email:
goldbarOunl.edu or visit our website at
www.urri.edu/armyrotc.
#1 Panama City Vacations! Party beachfront at Board
walk, Summit Condos and Mark II. Free drink parties!
Walk to best bars! Absolute best price! AH major credit
cards acceptedl 1-800-234-7007,
www.endlesssummertours.com.
#1 Spring Break Vacations! Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas,
and Florida. Best prices guaranteed! Free Parties
and cover charges! Space is limited! Book it now! All
major credit cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007,
www.endlesssummertours.com.
MAZATLAN & CANCUN: Spring Break from $369.00.
Includes 14 free meals and 23 hours of free drinks.
We've been taking students for 32 years. Want to travel
free, ask howl Call toll free. 1-800-395-4896,
www.collegetours.com.
$400 Scholarship
This scholarship is sponsored by the University Am
bassadors. The application is due on Jan. 28. This
scholarship is open to all students not involved with
the University Ambassadors. Applications are available
at the Office of Admissions and student Involvement.
2000
SUE TIDBALL AWARD
Nominations sought for UNL students, faculty or
staff who go beyond role or job expectations to
make the campus more humane, just, creative
and liveable.
Call 476-0355 or http://www.unl.edu/tidball/ for
more Information Flyers and Nomination Forms
NOMINATIONS CLOSE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14
Assertiveness Training
Learn to communicate thoughts and feelings more ef
fectively. Begins Monday, February 7 at 3:30pm. Must
register ($30 Fee). Call Mary at 472-7450.
CHILDREN’S SWIM LESSONS
Red Cross Leam-to-Swim Levels l-lll for children ages
5-9. $25/child/session for members, $35/child/session
for nonmembers. Next session: February 8-March 9,
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:15-7pm, Mabel Lee Pool.
472-3467, NU Campus Recreation.
Cool buttons, tees, stickers, jewelry, and more! Boon
doggles, 120 N. 14th Street (inside the Ozone).
Domestic Violence
In Dating Relationships
Don’t feel poweriessfCome learn about the signs and
what you can do for yourself or to help a friend. Sue
from the Rape Spouse Abuse Center will speak Thurs
day, January 27 at 7pm in the Nebraska Union.
Fitness and Wellness
Awareness Days
January 25-27,2000
FREE classes, information, and raffle!
Call 472-3467 for details.
Fraternities • Sororities
Clubs • Student Groups
Student organizations earn $1,000-$2,00o with the
easy campusfundraiser.com three hour fundraising
event. No sales required. Fundraising dates are filling
q4i<*!Yi s° call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com,
(866) 923-3238, Or visit www.campusfundraiser.com.
INTRAMURAL
t VOLLEYBALL MANAGERS
The manager meeting for co-rec volleyball will be held
Thursday, January 27 at 5:00 pm in the Nebraska Union.
Each team must have one representative present
to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467 for more
information.__
INTRAMURAL INDOOR
_ SOCCER MANAGERS
The manager meeting for co-rec indoor soccer will be
held Thursday, January 27 at 6:00 pm in the Nebraska
Union. Each team must have one representative present
to be eligible for competition. Call 472-3467 for
more information.
_ LOCALincoln
The League of Creative Artist-Lincotn is now
looking for visual, literary and performing artists
- for upcoming shows. 438-7838/438-2488 or
localincoln9homestead.com.
, More Than Cleaning Ditches
Looking for a volunteer group that also values serious
socializing? Co-ed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega
is for you. Informational meetings Wednesday, Jan. 26
at Neihardt, 7:00 pm; Abel, 8:00 pm; HSS, 9:00 pm.
Questions? Call Tim at 438-2212.__
OBSESSED WITH YOUR
APPEARANCE?
Learn to appreciate and enjoy the way you look. Regis
ter to attend a workshop to help you improve how you
think and feel about your body. Tuesday’s 3-4:30pm
beginning Feb. 8, must register. Call SUE, 472-7450.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
If you are one of the more than 30 people who walked
away from the recent (1/10) Free Skate Night at the Ice
Box with a pair of ice skates not your own, PLEASE re
turn them to the Campus Recreation Center ASAP. No
questions asked. Failure to return the skates will jeop
ardize future Free Skate Nights. THANK YOU for your
cooperation,
Priority Registration
Begins Febuary 1
Husker Kids & Husker Adventures Summer Camp reg
istration begins February 1 for past participants. Deposit
required. 472-3467, NU Campus Recreation.
Rugby Practice
Men and women's Rugby Practice
Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30-8 p.m.
Cook Pavilion
For Information: 472-3467
New Players Welcome!
Student Government Elections
Filing Forms for.
President. 1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Senate
Advisory Boards
Committee for Fees Allocation
Filing Deadline-Feb. 2 at 4.00 p.m.
Election Day
March 1
Polls Open at 8:00 a.m.
A-TEAM
Student Election Group
Join us for an informal organizational meeting, January
27 at 6:30pm, Nebraska Union. Everyone is welcome!
MSYM
Meeting 7 pm in LW Chase. Regular business meeting.
PARKING ADVISORY
COMMITTEE
The Parking Advisory Committee will meet Friday. Jan
uary 28,2000 at 3 pm in the Parking and Transit Services
Conference Room, 625 Stadium Drive, Suite A.
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Party meeting, January 30, 2000, 2:30-4:00 p.m. City
Union. Room TBA. Bring pictures.
SNA
Student Nurse’s Association will hold a meeting on
Thursday, January 27 from 12-1 pm in Benton Base
ment. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Society of Human Resource
Management
Meeting tonight!! 5:30pm in the Union, Pewter Room.
Free pop and pizza.
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Death By Disco
Saturday, January 29
at Sherry's from 9pm-1am
Groovy Babyl Yeah!
FarmHouse
Congratulations to the six men who were accepted for
the Oxford study abroad program this summer:
Brett Stohs
Paul Pankonin
Chad Reade
Todd Cruise
Scott Cameron
Brian Magnusson
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Congratulations to Alicia Bacon for being selected to
attend the NACA Conference in Boston.
Love in AOT,
Your sisters
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Congratulations to the new semester officers:
Treasurer Angie Fruedenburg
Internal SociaJfMichaela Lincoln
Assistant treasurer Elizabeth wychulis
Social Mental Helper DeAnn Asheim
Assistant Pledge Educator Katie Bonniwell
Efficiency Chair. Joidyn Walker
CorresponcSng Secretaiy/Pubfic Relations Chair:
Marisa Ramsey
Assistant Rush Chair Kelly Humeniak
Activities Chair: Tiffany Gruebeff
Intramural Cahir Libby Baker
Attendance Chair Jenny Hefti
Historian: Jamie Burner
Censors: Amanda Nock and Shannon Schwenka
House Mother Liaison: Rye Hicks
Chaplain: Molly Meisenbach
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Get your Disco get-up ready guys! We’re gonna show
you some Saturday Night Fever!
Love, TO*
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Congratulations to our new initiates:
Greg Olmor
George Arnold
Andy Morrow
Zac Sovereign
B.J. Radken
Sweeny Tidball
George Green
Zac Ray
Matt Biggs
Kyle Morgheim
Jon Haas
Mitch Smith
Ben Roehrs
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Congratulations to our new initiates: Dan Hennings,
Tony Sattter, Riley Mullin, Ryan(Larry) Lindberg, Brent
Jezeritz, Mike Houston, Corey Ayers, Jeff Perdue,
Travis Henning, John Campbell, Zeb Moseman, Matt
Mollitere, Brian Cieslik, Bart Braunger. Keep that fire
alive boys.
Your new brothers, the Men of Sigma Nu
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Kingpin this week is awarded to the illustrious Chris
Ortner for his planning genius last week. Thanks for
making last week so much fun, Chris
The Men of Sigma Nu
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lations?? For information call 472-2581 or stop by 136
Nebraska Union. The Electoral Commission meets Fri
days at 3:30 p.m. in the office. All studdnts are welcome
to attend.
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1 Grey of
“Cabaret”
5 Melon-crushing
sound
10 Biting, as wit
14 Not for
15 Mubarak’s
capital
16 Diet
17 City with
France’s oldest
church
18 Broke off
19 Independent
20 Mel Brooks film
23 Marx add-on
24 “Hey, —I”
25 Fear and Horn
28 Former
Secretary of
Defense Aspin
31 Dweebs
35 Physicians’org.
36 Discharges
39 Early Rome
rebuilder
40 Urgent matter
43 Toward Italy, in
Spain
44 Attack without
warning
45 Unimportant
start?
46 Breaks
48 Salon service
49 Harsh
51 Serious conflict
53 Down
54 Rave
62 One lacking
manners
63 A Sawyer
64 Winter vehicle
65 Swindle
66 Rocker John
67 Actor Jacques
68 Hill dwellers
69 Baseball's “Little
Colonel”
70 Hitch
DOWN
1 Window side
2 Like Ogden
Nash’s lama
3 Jazzy James
4 Tin —
5 Hound’s trail
6 Distressful
feeling
7 Toppers
8 Tract
9 Cold day libation
10 In the money
11 Anxiety
12 Vexes
13 It’s barely
passing
21 Certain
Japanese
American
22 Consigliere’s
boss
25 Beam thrown in
competitions
26 Tickle
27 Auto dealer
department
28 Lincoln Logs
rival
29 Arab or Roman
ending
30 —flying:
aerobatics
32 Curbs
33 Wilt
34 Family name
37 Fed. budget
variable
38 Dry, on wine
bottles
41 Makes
beneficial
contacts
42 Icy peak
47 Proverb
50 Votes to
accept
52 Dude ranch
dude
53 Part of an act
54 Hood
55 Take for
54 Down
56 World’s longest
river
57 Way out
58 Juan’s years
59 —Bator
60 “—chance!”
61 Bit of kindling
62 Underwear
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