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    The School of Natural Resource Sciences on East
Campus is looking for a web designer to redesign their
home page. Work on campus or at home, 10-15 hours
per week, great pay ($9.00 to start)! If interested, check
our website for more information:
http^/www.ianr.unl.edu/snrs/)obe.html.
Vital Services is seeking independent individuals to
work with disabled adults and children. Part time eve
nings and weekends. Call 465-5664 or 476-0645. Ask
for Janet.
Waitress and bartender wanted. 796-9921.
Walgreen’s
Part-time cashier positions, evenings and weekends.
Apply in person, 1301 O St.
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 will train. Start
last half of May. Call Duane Keller, 785-726-3555 or
duankell@ruraltel.net
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 And Live At The
Nebraska Center
33rd and Hotdrege
Now hiring dependable mature UNL student for night
shift (11 pm-7am) at hotel desk. Requires an apartment
lease for.$255/menth. 8 shifts per month. Live and
work here year round. Contact the Business Office at
472-3820.
THIS IS A GREAT DEAL FOR THE RIGHT PERSON.
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, Monday-Frjday, 9am-5pm. EOE.
YMCA grade school age recreation program needs staff
interested in children to work before school (7-9am) or
substitute after school (3-6pm) Monday-Friday or as
your schedule allows. Apply at NE YMCA. 2601 N.
Looking for enthusiastic, nurturing person to care for
active 5 year old and 21 month year old. 15-20 very
flexible hours per week. Chris 438-2306.
500 Summer Jobs/50 Camps/lfilu Choose!!! New
York, Pennsylvania, New England. Instructors Needed:
Tennis, Basketball, Roller Hockey, Soccer, LaCrosse,
Volleyball, Gymnastics, Lifeguards, WSI. Water Skiing,
Sailing, Wind surfing. Aerobics, Archery, Mountain Bik
ing. Rock climbing, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist,
Drama, Ceramics, Woodworking, Photography, Nature,
Nurses, Chefs. Arlene Streisand: 1 -800-443-6428;
www.summercampemployment.com.
CAMPUS IDEA, the newest and most exciting grade
school day camp with Lincoln Parks & Recreation, is
now accepting applications for Recreation Day Camp
Leaders. Duties will include conducting a variety of ac
tive and non-active games and sports, crafts and other
recreational and educational activities. Supervising and
participating in field trips and swimming outings is re
quired. Position requires valid NE license and ability to
complete department van training. Various shifts
available from 7am-7pm Monday through Friday, 20-30
hours/week. Most beevailaUe for entire program, June
5- August 11. Applications received by March 3 wHI be
given preference. Apply at Easterday Recreation Center,
6130 Adams.
Prestigious Northeastern
Pennsylvania Camp
TVail’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
FITS!!! ON-LINE APPLICATION!! 800-408-1404 or
www.trailsendcamp.com
Summer Camp Jobs In Lincoln
Campus Recreations seeks highly motivated students
for a variety of positions with the Husker Kids and
Husker Adventures Recreational Day Camps. Don’t
miss your chance to be a part of this fun and rewarding
experience. Apply at 55 Campus Recreation Center or
32 East Campus Activities Building or visit
www.unl.edu/crec/FV/camps.html Application deadline
is March 10. For more information contact Amy at
472-9481 or aianham2Qunl.edu.__
Summer employment opportunity (June through Au
gust) at Camp Lincoln/Camp Lake Hubert in Minneso
ta’s lake country since 1909. Meet new friends, expand
horizons, rewarding work with children, develop leader
ship skills, 30 water/land activities. Specific job infor
mation, internships and applications available at the
Student Employment & Internship Center.
Sign up in advance for a personal interview on
campus Wednesday, February 9.
The Rock Springs 4-H Center is seeking applicants for
40-50 member summer staff. Applicants must be grad
uating high school seniors or college students. Positions
are recreation instructors, kitchen positions, custodial,
maintenance and internships are available for
those who qualify. Rock Springs is a nationally recog
nized camp and conference center serving approxi
mately 27,000 people each year, most during the sum
mer. Rock Springs is located 14 miles south of Junction
City, Kansas on K-157 Highway. For application or
more information call or write:
Rock Springs 4-H Center
c/o Summer Jobs
5405 W. Hwy. K157 .
Junction City, KS 66441 '
(785) 257-3221
A resentative from Rock Sprints will be visiting the
campus on February 8th. Contact the Career Develop
ment Center for more information.
Internship
International Business
Responsibilities:
• Maintain routine written and oral communication
with foreign distributors.
• Translate letters and legal documents sufficiently
for decision making.
• Motivate and assist with product training of
foreign distributors.
Education/Requisite Skills:
• Must speak English, French, and/or German
fluently.
• Business experience or education helpful but not
required.
• Basic computer skills such as typing and
knowledge of word processing and spreadsheet
software preferred.
Hours: Part-time, 9am-12pm, approximately 3-5 days
per week. Wage: $7.00-$8.50 per hour. Apply at 1550
N. 20th Circle or send resume to Senior Technologies,
HR/International Intern, P.O. Box 80238, Lincoln, NE
68501 or email kwhite@seniortech.com. EOE/AAP. Visit
us on our website at www.seniortechnologies.com.
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19 Snoop
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26 Superhero
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cafe
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prime minister
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34 Expect
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fingerprint
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supplement:
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Hollywood
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value
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50 Razor-billed
birds
51 Boston
newspaper
52 See 12 Down
54 Boston eager
55 “March
Madness” oig.
56 Sewing kit item
59 Samuel’s
teacher
60 Nice surtumer?
61 Superhero
64 White House
nickname
65 London’s
66 Clearasil target
67 Total: Abbr.
68 Adorn in relief
69 Spotted
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Valley city
2 Walden Pond
resident
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dwellers
4 Novelist
Buntline
5 Cook wear
6 Morning time
7 Lotion
ingredient
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9 Letter after zeta
10 Medicinal shrub
11 Took for granted
12 Superhero, with
52 Across
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“with”
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subspecies
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convenience
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code
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27 Depression era
prog.
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30 Pinch gently
31 Makes
35 Hybrid fruit
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Abbr.
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coach Chuck
40 Escort’s offer
41 Superhero
42 Humidity word
45 Effectiveness
46 Chisholm Trail
terminus
47 Reeled off
49 One of the
Gabors
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54 Harry and Roy
56 Croat’s
neighbor
57 Tender, in
Tijuana
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Tonight from 11pm-2am
Culture Center
Cost: $3
Sponsored by: M.A.S.A.
2000 Spirit of Service Award
Do you or someone you know dedicate time and energy
to improving the NU or Lincoln community? Nominate
yoursjlf. someone you know or a student group
for the 2000 Spirit of Service Award! Nomination forms
are available at Student Involvement, 200 Nebraska
Union and 300 Nebraska East Union. Nominees and
winners will be recognized at the Chancellor's Leader
ship and Service Recognition Reception. Contact
472-2454 with questions.
Are You Interested In
Sponsoring An
Election Debate?
Come to the information meeting to get details about
hosting a debate for the upcoming Student Government
elections. If you are interested but cannot attend
the meeting, please call Marlene at 472-2581.
Friday, February 4
4pm-City Union
Room to be posted
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.
Attention P.E.O’s
Our first meeting of 2000 will be held on Febuary 13,
from 5-7pm. R5VP to Britt (brittson@msn.com) or
Bobbi (lewie68@aol.com) by Feburary 10 to join in the
fun. See you there!
Campus Recreation
Advisory Council
Student applications to be on the ballot for the
2000-01 Campus Recreation Advisory Council are due
by 7pm on February 15 to either the Campus Recreation
Office, 55 CRec or 32 ECBA. Applications are
available at both OCR offices as well. Inquiries:
472-3467.
Congratulations
Delta Sigma Pi would like to welcome the new spring
pledge class: Brandi Arthur, Mollie Bornemeir, Kaylea
Dunn, Patti Homolka, Alyssa Litz, David Lockwood, Lisa
Novotny, Andrew Ross, Melissa Schurr, Joy
Voelker.
DID YOU HEAR?
The Hottest Mega Club Of The Millenium
Alexandria 2112
Dance to the Best Disco and High Energy Dance Music.
Friday and Saturday nights. This week only, $1 ad
mission until 10pm with Student ID. Located lower level
of Gold’s Galleria, 10th and O Streets. Doors open at
8pm. Dress to Impress-No sports wear-Sorry no rap
music. Ages 21 and up. No more standing in the Blah
bars-lt all happens here! Live the magic!
Alexandria 2112
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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-$2,0OO with the
easy campusfundraiser.com three hour fundraising
event. No sales required. Fundraising dates are filling
quickly, so call todayl Contact campusfundraiser.com,
(888) 923-3238, or visit www.campusfundraiser.com.
Free Skate Night
At The Ice Box
Students skate free at the Ice Box on February 6,
9:50pm. Be sure to bring your NU ID. Guests=$5.
Check out skates for FREE at Outdoor Adventures
Rental Equipment (OARE) in the Campus Recreation
Center. Sunday hours: 11am-4pm. Call 472-3467 for
more information.
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.
Pi Mu Epsilon
On Thursday, February 3 at 4:30pm there will be an in
formation session on various math programs in
Oldfather 308. Topics to be discussed include:
• Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU’s)
• Other semester programs in mathematics
•Semester-long programs at Penn State, Hungary,
and Bath, England.
Dr. Gordon Woodward and Dr. Richard Rebarber will
be offering information on the application processes for
these programs and opportunities. Five UNL students
who have participated in such programs will share their
experiences. Pizza will be provided!! All are welcome!
PRTrip
The trip to Denver is February 11-12. Please e-mail Jen
by Friday. February 4 at jlundgrl@bigred.unl.edu if you
plati to go. We will depart at 5pm on February 10.
I NEED HELP
Valentine’s Dance
FEBRUARY 13. STUDENT UNION, dance 9-11:30pm.
lessons 8-9pm. Students with ID $3, without $5.
Block and Bridle
General meeting Thursday, Febuary 3. 7pm-spring ini
tiates, 7:30pm-returning members. East Campus Union.
FDC
Friends of the Deaf Community will meet this Thursday,
February 3 at 5:30pm in the City Union, room will be
posted. A representative from the Nebraska Relay
Service will be there.
Habitat for Humanity
Meeting tonight at 6:30pm in the Union. Room TBA.
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IMPACT
Party meeting, February 6, 2000
City Union, Room TBA
Bring dolls/action figures
Pre-Occupational
Therapy Club
Tour of Lincoln Regional Center on February 7 at
1:30pm. Call Sara for car pooling information at
436-9348.
SF Nominations
Nominations for exec and committee positions are
February 10. Consider many positions and talk to the
current officers ASAP. Call Robert Joseph at 438-6522
if you have questions or would just like to be nominated.
AG College
Congratulations to Emily and Amanda Hurd for being
accepted to the Oxford Program. Good luck this sum
mer.
AFP
Do a little dance, make a little splash, qet wet tonight.
Swampwater Stampede Friday, February 4. Vans
leaving AFP at 8:30 pm.
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Congratulations to the newly elected minor executives.
Historian - Gabe Bather
Assistant Rush - Andrew Sauer
Assistant Treasure - Nathan Panko
Athletic Chair - Brandon Pohlman
Chorister - Kevin Krohn
Chaplin - Eric Clark
Health Aide - Jeremy Ostransky
Technology Chair - Chris Tejral
-Your Brothers
AFE
Congratulations to all 86 members on achieving an
all-house GPA of 3.306.
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Hey Freshmen! We want it that way! Thanks for coming
over Monday night.
Love, riB<t>
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No, you are MY fire... Thanks for the midnight serenade.
We loved it!
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So sorry about Monday night! We’d love to have you
boys sing to us anytime, anywhere!!
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Thank you so much for the wonderful dinner and the
great time bowling last week. You guys are awesome
and we’ll hang out with you anytime
The Ladies of Chi Omega
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We had a great time making Valentines with you guys!
We’ll color with you boys anytime.
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Congratulations to Brooke Jartousek for her internship
at Ayres Advertising. We are very proud of you!
Love, your sisters
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Congratulations to Johanna Henry on her internship at
3M. Way to go!
Love, your sisters
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Congratulations to Amy Horrum on her internship at
Idea Station in Atlanta. Good Luck!
Love, your sisters
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Sig of the Week goes to Paul “FiFi” Kiekhaefer for his
committment to cleanliness.
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Questions about Student Fees??
The Committee for Fees Allocation
will meet
Thursday, February 3-6:00 pm
City Union-room to be posted
CFA will hear the budget request
of Campus Recreation
Stop by or call the Student Government office
at 472-2581 for more information
Positions Open
Homecoming Steering Committee Chair 2000
Homecoming Royalty Chair 2000
Applications available at
ASUN office-136 Nebraska Union,
Deadline Friday, February 4.
Positions Open
Nebraska Union Board
This board assumes the role of advocate for the various
segments of the University community to the Director of
the Nebraska Unions and the Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs.
Health Center
Student Advisory Board
The purpose of the board shall be to represent the stu
dent body in dealing with the health concerns of the
University community.
You do NOT have to be from Pre-Medical professions
Deadline for both positions is Thursday, February 24,
2000 at 4pm. Applications are available at 136 Nebraska
Union.
Student Government
Appointments Board
Student-at-large positions open for the 2000-2001 year
beginning the end of March. Be a part of the board that
appoints students to 32 campus wide committees.
Application available in the ASUN office, 136 Nebraska
Union. Deadline is 4:00 pm, Friday, February 4.
Work party tonight, 8pm at the Culture Center. We'll be
painting, so dress accordingly.
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