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    Osco Drug
68th and O
Looking for customer service oriented RX cashier.
Part-time, 9am-1pm, Monday - Friday- Also looking for
part-time nights and weekend general merchandise
clerks., _
Part Time
Child Care Assistants
Needing enthusiastic and nurturing persons to work
with children 7:30-9:30am and/or 3:30-5:30pm. We
work with school schedules. Also, all day sub positions
available. Call Trinity Infant & Childcare. 475-9731.
Part-Time
Building And Grounds
Pegler-SYSCO has a part-time position available in our
maintenance department for a Buildings and Grounds
keeper. Qualifications for this position are: must be at
least 18 years old and must be able to lift 100 lbs. Also
should be able to operate various lawn and hand tods.
Requires a valid driver's license with a good MVR.
Flexible day hours are available so apply now! Applica
tions win be accepted Monday-Friday. 7am-5pm at:
PEGLER-SYSCO
1700 Center Park Road
. AA/EOE
PART-TIME WAREHOUSE
Are you tired of trying to find a job to lit your schedule?
Do you need more money than a part-time job pays?
Pegier-SYSCO, one of Lincdn's largest employers, has
the job opportunity for you. We are now hiring in our
busy warehouse for order selectors. Starting pay is
$8.25/hour. 20-30 hours available. Great incentives
available. Job requirements include: Able to pass drug
screen and physical, must be able to lift 100 lbs., ana
must be 18 years old. If you meet these requirements,
don't wait, apply today! Applications accepted Mon
day-Friday, 7am-5pm at:
PEGLER-SYSCO
1700 Center Park Road
EOE/M/F/D/V
Perfect Part-Time Opportunities...
Communications Operator
Needing to fill 2 part-time positions, 4:30pm-11pm,
varied days. Relaying incoming calls and performs a
variety of clerical duties. Working knowledge of
WurkPerfect and typing 45 wpm required. Apply: Tabitha
Health Care Services, Employment Office, 4720
Randolph, Lincoln, NE 68510.
RUGBY PRACTICE
Men and Women* Rugby practice Tuesday & Thursday,
5:30-8 pm. Cook Pavillian. For information call
472-3467. New players welcome!
Say NO to Weekends!
And YES to employment with the State Troopers Asso
ciation of Nebraska! S.TA.N. has immediate openings
for motivated evening sales associates. Mon
day-Thursday, 14 hrs per week, competitive wages.
You make the call! Contact Dawn at 489-5779.
Special Events
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Must have your own 35mm SLR camera, flash, de
pendable transportation and willingness to travel. Pho
tograph and help people have fun at Friday and Satur
day night events. If you like parties, action, people and
photography then put your camera to work, earn your
self some money and have fun doing it Call: The Picture
Man, 467-2577, Monday-Friday 1-6pm for more
information. ...
Speech and Debate Judges needed! People with expe
rience competing in HS Speech and Debate can make
some easy money.
Speech judges e-mail mdavlsWps.org.
Debate judges e-mail mmdlsenWiotma8.com.
Steaks 2 You/Wise Guys Pizza
48th and *0’ Streets
Now hiring delivery drivers. All hours needed. Flexible
schedule, great pay, awesome people. Come in and
apply today!__
TECHNICIAN COUNSELOR ASSISTANTS): Part-time
positions available working with clients in a residential
substance abuse program. High school diploma re
quired; ideal for college students or recent graduates
interested in a counseling career. Variable hours; all
shifts including evenings, weekends, holidays,
overnights. Must be at least 21 years of age. Submit
letter of application and resume to : Director of Human
Resources, c/o CenterPointe, 1000 S. 13th St., Lincoln,
NE 68508. AA/EOE.
Telemarketers
Must be able to work a 6 hour shift between 7am-5pm.
$7.50/hour. Call Heather or Jen at Advantage Personnel,
466-4994. > • _ '■
The Changing Trends America Reads AmeriCorps
Program now has 4 part-time positions open at several
ethnic, community and Family Resource Centers.
Benefits include education award. If you are interested
in diversity and working with young children in an aca
demic setting focusing on literacy skills, please submit
your resume to: Changing Trends America Reads
AmeriCorps Program, Attn: Tiffany Bums, Good Neigh
bor Community Center, 2617 "Y* Street, Lincoln, NE
68504, or fax to 441-0667. Call 474-3950 for more in
formation.
THECORNHUSKER
Nebraska’s Grand Hotel has full and part-time positions
available nowl Call 473-2189 for a current listing.
We offer
♦ Free meals during shift!
♦ Paid Vacation I
♦ 40l(k) Savings Plans!
♦ Six Paid Holidaysl
♦ Four Personal Days!
♦ 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, Sam - 5pm.
333 S. 13th 9L, Lincoln, NE
Use ‘L’ SL Entrance
Just a few blocks from UNL!
The Sun Tannery
Accepting applications through Saturday January 29th.
Part-Time position for a fun and outgoing person who
is willing to learn. Apply in person at 1101 Arapahoe.
Call 423-6022.__
The YWCA is hiring instructors to teach aqua exercise
classes. Daytime hours. Call 434-3494 exL 125.
Thinking about taking a year off from school? Earn up
to $4700 toward college tuition or repayment of student
loans. Health insurance and monthly living allowance
paid. Cornhuskers Place needs 3 full-time
AmeriCorps VISTA’S. Positions are challenging, re
warding and provides valuable experience. Contact
Patti at 477-3951 for more information.
TruGreen-Chemlawn
America’s number one lawn care company is looking
for an evening phone supervisor. Previous telemarketing
experience preferred. Appointment setters
(no setting) needed to join our team. We offer competitive
wages, flexible hours, and a fun work place. Apply
at: 4141 N. 27th or by phone at 888-634-1203. EOE.
AAP. M/F/V/D.
Wanted: 50 serious people needing to loose weight
safely and effectively. Natural and doctor recom
mended. (888) 800-6339 ext. 1362.
www.herbal-zone.com.
Wanted: Looking for two persons to work with our cus
tom harvesting operation. New equipment, great pay,
great benefits, and travel through six states in the Mid
west. Summer only or for 6 months. We win train. Start
last half of May. Call Duane Keller, 785-726-3555 or
duankellOrurdtel.net
Wood Shop Assistant
Experience with power tools or shop classes necessary.
Full or part-time. Apply at Lincdln Lumber, 932 N.
23rd.
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 GaHup Child Development Center may have a
position for you. Call our Interviewing Center Today!
486-6700, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. EOE.
YMCA grade school age recreation program needs staff
interested in children to woik before school (7-9am) or
substitute after school (3-6pm) Monday-Friday or as
jfour schedule allows. Apply at NE YMCA, 2801 N.
Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis
ACROSS
1 Carrots’
accompaniment
5 D’Artagnan’s
creator
10 Secured, as a
deal
14 State with a
panhandle: Abbr.
15 Functional
16 Pitcher Hideo
17 Ducky tune from
“The Music
Man”?
20 Lasting effect
21 Original stock
price
22 Kicks
23 Band tour
employee
25 Photo- —
27 Place to drive
from
28 Belonging to us
29 —wop: ’50s
music
32 Those not
specified
34 1936-38 NL
home run
champ
■35 Iowa college
town
36 West of
Hollywood
37 Ducky star of
“High Sierra"?
41 Pres, monogram
42 Privy to
43 Contend
46 Hoi poiloi
49 “Platoon” setting
50 Camp sight
51 Emulate
52 Safety device
54 Menelaus's land
56 Steamed
58 Butcher block
wood
61 Shoppe sign
word
62 Ducky
president?
66 City near
Utah Lake
67 “Harlem
Nocturne”
co-composer
Hagen
68 Apparatus
69 Neoohvte
70 City on the
Rhone
71 Gore’s gp.
DOWN
1 Paunch
2 Barely earns,
as a living
3 One way to
order
4 Bar choices
5 “Boy, am I a
dope!”
6 Lone Star State
sch.
7 First-known
variable star
8 New OkJsmobile
model '
9 Put in stitches
10 —many words
11 Jackal’s cousin
12 Ham
13 Puts out
18 Focal lead-in
19 Avoid, with
“from”
23 Aussie
bounder
24 Attorney
General under
Reagan
26 Tam toppers
30 Not'neath
31 K.T. of country 48 One side of a
33 Roost sitter trade
35 Book 50 Yeshiva subject
appendixes 53 NBC morning
38 Bouncers’ show
requests 55 D.C. figure
39 Actress Merkel 57 Sailors’saint
40 Exaggerated 59 Spherical do
44 Meanwhile 60 Baking locale
45 Tfonafrat 63 Cath. orProt.
sweater 64 Gene Kelly’s
46 Prairie dog’s Girls”
cousin 65 UFO
47 Drone’s home passengers
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:
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College Pro is currently hiring for summer 2000 man
agement/internship positions. If you are interested in
Great Summer Earnings, Skill Development, Resume
Builder, Exoellent Leadership and Management Experi
ence, and Internship Credit, please check us out at
www.collegeproedge.com today or call 888-427-7672,
extension 580.
Easy, fun job entertaining two kids, Monday-Friday,
8am-12pm or 1-5pm. Call Miller Mailing, 423-6482.
Apply at 5005 South 16th St. _
Camp Jobs!!
Camp Birchwood for gins, one of Minnesota’s finest
summer camps, seeks college students to be counse
lors and instructors for horseback riding (english &
western), sailing / windsurfing, tennis, waterfront activi
ties, sports and cabin counselors. Working with kids in
a camp setting a chance to be part of something signif
icant. Employment begins June 1-August 20. For an
application or to schedule an interview call
1-800-451-5270 or check us out online at:
www.campbitchwood.com__
Colorado Summer Camp Staff, 1-800-267-9573.
www.cotoradomountianranch. com
LOOKING FOR A NEW CHALLENGE that involves chil
dren from low-income families, scenic New England,
and amazing co-workers? Fax resumes to Horizons for
Youth summer camp at (781) 784-1287 or e-mail
jwiogins<hfy.om.__
Prestigious Northeastern
Pennsylvania Camp
Trail’s End Camp - Baseball, Basketball. Golf, Volley
ball, Mountain Biking, Tennis, Ropes/Challenge
Course, Hockey, Arts & Crafts (woodworking, ceramics,
photography, fine arts, video/film). Waterfront (canoe,
sailing, kayaking). Pool Instructors, Musical Director
and General Counselors. TOP SALARIES AND BENE
F1TSH! ON-LINE APPLICATION!! 800-408-1404 or
www.trailsendcamp.com
Summer In Chicago
Child care and light housekeeping for suburban Chicago
families. Responsible, loving, non-smoking person.
Call Northfield Nanniesat(847)501-5354. _
Wanted: Outstanding
Outdoor Educations
The 4-H Camps in Nebraska, located at the Nebraska
National Forest-Halsey, Schram State Park-Gretna, tnd
Harlan County Reservoir-Alma, are accepting applica
tions for summer staff. Spend mid-May to mid-August
leading youth in outdoor programs. You will be trained
to teach nature, ropes/confidence course, canoeing,
tubing, crafts, overnight camping, and many more pro
grams. You do not need to be in 4-H to apply. Applica
tion deadline is February 28,2000. For information call
402-472-8717ore-maHblwkovic1Bunl.edu.
Wanted: Summer Interns
Army ROTC has an all expense paid summer internship
opportunity. You'll get paid to experience adventure
and learn leadership skills, plus qualify for a college
scholarship. Call 472-4269 to see if you qualify, email:
goldbarOunl.edu or visit our website at
www.unl.edu/armyrotc.
60% IMces
#1 Panama City Vacations! Parly beachfront at Board
walk, Summit Condos and Mark II. Free drink parties!
Walk to best bars! Absolute best price! Ail major credit
cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007,
www.endlesasummertours.com. _
*1 Spring Break Vacations! Cancuri, 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.
$400 Scholarship
This scholarship is sponsored by the University Am
bassadors. The application is due on Jan. 28. This
scholarship is open to ail students not involved with
the University Ambassadors. Applications are available
at the Office of Admissions-and Student Involvement.
CHILDREN’S SWIM LESSONS
Red Cross Leam-to-Swim Levels l-lll for children ages
5-9. $25/child/session for members, $35/child/sesaon
for nonmembers. Next session: February 8-March 9,
Tuesdays & Thursdays. 6:15-7pm. Mabel Lee Pool.
472-3467. NU Campus Recreation.
S Student
INVOLVEMENT
1 University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Emerging Leader
Teaching Assistant
“Leadership is a process, not an end product." Con
tinue your leadership development as an Emerging
Leader Teaching Assistant. This incredible opportunity
is open to students with junior standing in the fall 2000
semester. Applications are available at Student In
volvement, 200 Nebraska Union and 300 East Campus
Union, and are due Monday. February 7.
Fraternities • Sororities
Clubs • Student Groups
Student organizations earn $1,000-$2,00b with the
easy campusfundraiser.com three hour fundraising
event. No sales required. Fundraising dates are filling
quickly, so call today! Contact campusfundraiser.com,
(888) 923-3238, or visit www.campusfundraiser.com.
LOCALincoln
The League of Creative Artist-Lincoln is now
looking for visual, literary and performing artists
for upcoming shows. 438-7838/438-2488 or
iocabncoinOhomestead.com.
OBSESSED WITH YOUR
APPEARANCE?,
Learn to appreciate and enjoy the way you look. Regis
ter Jo 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 (1/16) 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.__
Rugby Practice
Men and Women's Rugby Practice
Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30-8 p.m.
Cook Pavilion
For Information: 472-3467
New Players Welcomel
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.
TootSweet
Zoo Bar FAC. Friday Jan. 28,5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
. Women’s Spiritual Group
Fridays, 11:30am-1pm, 338 Nebraska Union, call Jan
at 472-2598 for more information.
FCA
We will be having a Superbowl party this Sunday at
3830 N. 13th St. EVERYONE WELCOMEII'_
Foundation and Student Gift Committee Meeting, Feb
ruary 1 at 7:00 p.m. in the Union. Please e-mail Robert
at nu-greekahotmail.com if you have questions.
Iranian Involvement
International
Our first meeting will be on Monday, January 31 at 6
pm in the Nebraska Union. If you're interested in pro
moting diversity on campus and/or learning about the
rich Persian culture, this is a great organization for you.
HmwCMriT' MuM Mm known
Large groupmMeeting
Worship music and prayer
Friday, January 28 at 7pm
City Campus Union
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.
Party meeting, January 30. 2000. 2:30-4:00 p.m. City
Union. Room TBA. Bring pictures.
Psi Chi
Meeting on Wednesday, February 2, at 5:30pm in Bur
nett 126. Everyone welcome!
ATN
Congratulations to the new actives: Jake Barger, Stevie
Barger, Justin Bargstadt, Matt Bohmont, John Burks.
Jorge Dimas, Nick Fanning, Adam Fritz, Scott Gohl,
Mark Gudgel, Andy Hock, Wavlon Hullinger, Mick
Jackson, Mike Karlin, Ben Maas, Matt O’Gorman, Isaac
Paden, Eric Ruskamp, Travis Wegner, and Eric
Weyhrich. (With Scuba Steve along, anything can be
accomplished).
-Your Brothers
AFP
Congratulations to all who made 4.0 and Dean’s List.
Great job guys! 4.0: Travis Nienheuser, Casey Potter,
Beau Beames, John Hiigenkamp, Bryce Magill, and Eric
Ford. Dean?* List: Tom Cooper, Brandon Kai, Neal
Martinsen, Brad Christensen, Byran Terrell, and Brian
Vavricek._
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Death By Disco
Saturday, January 20
at Sherry's from 9pm-1am
Groovy Babyt Yeahl
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Belated thanks for the biker party. You can ride our
hogs anytime.
The men of Lambda Chi Alpha
FarmHouse
Congratulations on leading the Greek Fraternity System
with a 3.339 house GPA, setting the standard year after
year.
KA
Congratulations to the newly appointed officers!
Historian: Merry Stackhouse
Assistant Activities: Jill Daiss
Guard: Brandy Schade
Sergeant-at-Arms: wine Basshardt
Magazine Chair SaraRief
Spirit: Jessica Goodsetl
Assistant Spirit: Merry Stackhouse
_v in APT, Your Sisters
AXA
Congratulations guys on your newly elected offices:
Paul Andrews, Public Relations; Mike Schulte, Rush
Chairman; and Joe Hix, Executive Committee.
-Ybur brothers
IIBO
Thanks for the FAC. It was kicking, literally.
The Men of Lambda Chi Alpha
0E
Congratulations to our newly initiated members: Bran
don Reetz, Ryan Birue, Robbie Brauhn, Steve Hill, Aaron
Leoenza, and Chris Wittric.
_-Ybur Brothers
ZAE
SAE QUIZ QUESTION «2 0112
What is the name of the 21 st alumni to sign the
guestbook on Lambda Pi's website? The 5th SAE to
call and leave the name and the date he signed the
book on our answering machine wins a FREE mini pizza
from Da Vinci's! Good Luck)
Phi Alpha,
_The Quiz Masters
2X ATQ
Get your Disco get-up ready guys! We’re gonna show
you some Saturday Night Fever!
Love, nB4>
POSITION OPEN
PUBLICATIONS BOARD
Daily Nebraskan Advisory board to the Board of Re
gents-hire the editor, business manager, and advisor.
Publication Board acts as a publisher for the Board of
Regents and serves as a liaison between the paper and
its university constituencies, paying particular attention
to complaints against the paper.
Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union. Deadline
is 4pm, February 1.__
Student Government Election
Questions and concerns about the process or the regu
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. AD studdnts are welcome
to attend. .
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