WORK WITH KIDS
Parks and Recreation has openings at 3 rec centers for
summer day camp staff to work with K-7 graders. May
30-August 11, Monday-Friday. Hours available between
B:45am-6:15pm, 20-40 hours per week. Supervise
recreation activities, field-trips, swimming. Calvert
and Easterday have K-6 grade camps. Irving has K-4
grade and 5-7 grade camps. Apply at the center of your
choice.
Calvert, 4600 Stockwel 441-8480
Easterday, 6130 Adams 441-7901
Irving, 2010 Van Dorn 441-7964
_EOE/AA_
Marketing/Communications internship, beginning April
2000. Work with great people and gain valuable work
place experience. Necessary skills: interacting with
people, written & oral communications, computer liter
acy and enthusiasm. Please send resume and cover
letter by March 3 to The Document Station-Xerox,
235 S. 70th St., Suite 105; Lincoln NE 68510; Attn: In
lemship.
Walt Disney World Internship
Come experience the magic at the Walt Disney World
College Program. Presentation Monday, March 6 at
4pm in the City Union. Disney recruiters are looking for
all majors for summer and fall internships. Must attend
presentation to interview.
Get Published! Get Paid!
www.maincampus.com
Seeks students for stones ranging from
politics/sex/culture/opinions
$25/story!
email us at: eamOmaincampus.com
HAVE FUN WHILE WORKING.... selling Okley Sun
glasses replicas. Top quality guaranteed, all styles.
$60/dozen, 10 dozen minimum. 651-456-9662.
Part-time, flexible hours having fun and making money!
Be a Pampered Chef consultant and earn good money,
free products, trips and gift certificates! WOW! Call TO
DAY for an interview. Alice Harrison at 742-6064.
600r)MCM
#1 Panama City Vacations! Party beachfront at Board
walk, Summit Condos and Mark II. Free drink parties!
Walk to best bars! Absolute best price! All major credit
cards accepted! 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 nowl All
major credit cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007,
www.endlesssummertours.com.
I SPRING BREAK 20001
472-8146
Comedy Sportz
Improv Comedy, Thursday, March 2 in the Union Cen
tennial Room, 9:00p.m. Free from UPC!
ASUN Election
Wednesday - March 1
Absentee and
Disabled Voter Ballots
available at 136 Nebr. Union
Questions - call 472-2581
Attention 4.0 members! RSVP now for the March 9 din
ner. Deadline is March 1.
Attention P.E.O.’s
We are holding officer elections during our next meeting
on March 5th (5-7pm). It is very important that all
members attend-so please come! RSVP to Britt
(brittson@msn.com) or Bobbi (lewie68@aol.com) by
March 3rd. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Confidential Gay Men’s
Discussion Group
Wednesdays from 6-7:30p.m. For more information call
Dr. Diaz-Perdomo at Counseling and Psychological
Services at 472-7513 or e-mail
ldiaz-perdomo@unl.edu.
DO YOU LIKE TO
SING AND PERFORM?
Then you need to audition for the Scarlet and Cream
Singers. Auditions are being held now through April 11.
Please stop by WIC Alumni building to pick up a flyer.
FAMILY FUN NIGHT
AT THE REC!
Campus Recreation will be hosting Family Fun Night
on March 3 from 5:30-7:30pm. An evening of family tun
and games, prizes, and food will be provided free to
families of the University Community! Fore more infor
mation. call 472-3467.
INTRAMURAL BADMINTON
SINGLES TOURNAMENT
Tuesday, February 29 is the last day to enter the men’s
and women's badminton singles tournament. Enter
now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more in
formation, call 472-3467. '
INTRAMURAL WHEELCHAIR
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
The last day to enter the wheelchair basketball tourna
ment is Tuesday, February 29. Enter your team now at
the Office of Campus Recreation. For more information,
call 472-3467.
Pre-Law Students
Representative from Drake School of Law will meet
students at the Arts and Sciences Advising Center, 107
Oldfather, on Tuesday, February 29, 1:30-2:30pm.
Stop by or call 472-4190 for an appointment.
Rewarding Summer Program
$20,000 in College Scholarship Opportunities
Enroll in Army ROTC Camp Challenge for 5 weeks this
summer. Catch up on 2 years of Army ROTC courses,
and compete for a college scholarship worth up to
$20,000. Call 472-4269 for details, email:
goldbar@unl.edu or visit our website at
www.unl.edu/armyrotc.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTION
Wednesday, March 1,2000
THE POLLING SITES WILL BE:
From 8am to 8pm
Nebraska Union-City Campus
Nebraska Union-East Campus
Campus Recreation Center
From 10am-8pm
Harper Food Service
Neihardt Blue Parlor
Sandoz Lounge
Poll Workers will be members of
the Women's Faculty Club
If you have any questions-contact
Todd Franzen 472-2581
SUPER CIRCUIT CHANGE
The orientation time for the Super Circuit in the Campus
Recreation Center has been changed on Tuesdays
and Thursdays to 10:45am-11:15am (previously it was
10:30-11am). Please take note. This change is effective
February 29. 472-3467,
University Program Council’s Free Bowling Night on
East Campus for February 29 has been postponed for
a later date.
Advertising Club
Meeting March 1 at 5:30, rooni302 in Avery. Speaker:
Communication design.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, March 1, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
HUMANITIES IN MEDICINE
SPEAKER, Wednesday, March 1,8pm. City Union.
IMA
Institute of Management Accountants is having a meet
ing on March 1 at 7:30pm in the City Union (room
posted). Casual attire. Dale Zimmerman, an accountant
with UNL, will be speaking. Call Phil at 436-0989 with
any questions. Everyone is welcome!
MIDNIGHT RALLY
Join us at Alpha Gamma Sigma, 11:30pm tonight for
Mud Wrestling, Kiss the Pig contest and Britney
Spears!
Phi Beta Lambda
Business meeting Tuesday, February 29 at 7:30pm in
the City Union. Guest speaker.
Undergraduate
j»» Women in Business
Meeting tonight, room 107 CBA at 6:30pm. Elections
and pizza tonight.
AXQ
Congratulations to Shelly Joseph for making president
of Student Foundations; Natalie Quick, Secretary of SF;
Tracy Prater, Fund Chair of SF; Emilie Gallagher, Histo
rian of SF.
Lovef your sisters
Axn
Congratulations to our Rho Chi's. Leonna Griffin,
Heather Allred, Melissa Burkland, Sarah Rossman. Way
to represent girts.
love, your sisters
AFN
Congrats on yet another Snowball Victory!
AFN
Good game ...GREAT PARTY! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR.
The Men of AI~N
ATE
Fantasy world contest winners: 1st place, Backstreet
Boys; 2nd place, GHETTO CUPID w/Love Gun; 3rd
place, Easter Bunny. Thanks we had a blast.
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Aon
Congratulations to Nicole Anslover, Ann Mulligan, Brady
Fritz and Katie Sup for being selected as Rho Chi.
Way to gol
» your sisters
ASA
4.0's: Danica Allacher, Trisha Atwood, Alana Cent, Liz
Cole, Anolee Cummins, Amy Dostal, Kristen Ewing,
Carmen Helvey, Julie Lanning, Kendra Luebbers, Karen
Meier, Meg Murphy, Sara Stronain, Kate Toalson, Cindy
Warnes. 3.5 and above: Kristi Bamsey, Jamie
Bendfeldt, Erica Brennan, Laura Clark, Josie Connealy,
Angie Cunningham, Sarah Eurek, Kate Feely, Chrissta
Forslund, Nikki Fultiner, Erin Gartner, Katherine Gregg,
Katie Hanson, Debra Heftie, Kara Heideman, Sara Lilly,
Gina Mangiameli, Alicia Marks, Chenoa Mason, Cana
Medley, Jessica Meier, Megan Mickey, Michelle
Mimick, Latira McKrycki, Karen Moran, Amy Morin, Tina
Navratil, Amie Perlman, Meggan Peters, Sarah
Scott, Jenny Semerad, Amy Shane, Megan Sheets, Lori
Simpson, Kali Stauch, Jennifer Wagner,Bobbi Zapp.
Way to go ladies!
ASA
Congratulations Gina Todero on being accepted to
UNMC medical school.
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Wte had fun deer hunting on Friday??
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Congratulations to Heather Stultz on being accepted
into tne Teacher's College!!
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Congratulations to Jessica Goodsell for being elected
Vice President Pledge Education!!
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Summer Housing
Inexpensive, clean, on-campus summer nousing. Free
cable, phone, electricity, A/C, W/D. $30/per week. Call
Jerrod at 436-6038, X0>.
CRAC Voting!!
Off campus students-vote for your representative^) on
the Campus Recreation Advisory Council (CRAC) at ei
ther Campus Recreation Office, 55 CRec or 32 ECAB
until 5:30pm on March 1 (polls close). 472-3467.
Greeks
Just a reminder to return you ballot for the Campus
Recreation Advisory Council by 5:30pm on March 1 to
either Campus Recreation Office, 55 CRec or 32 ECAB.
472-3467.
New Position Open
NU on Wheels Coordinator
Funded by student fees
as a part of ASUN
Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union.
Deadline: March 6
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTION
Wednesday, March 1,2000
THE POLLING SITES WILL BE:
From Sam to 8pm
Nebraska Union-City Campus
Nebraska Union-East Campus
Campus Recreation Center
From 10am-8pm
Harper Food Service
Neihardt Blue Parlor
Sandoz Lounge
Poll Workers will be members of
the Women's Faculty Club
If you have any questions-contact
Todd Franzen 472-2581
Student Government
Election DEBATE
Tuesday, February 29
11:00am
City Union-Union Square
Everyone invited...come and
hear your future student
government representatives!
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and Environmental Resource Center
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