530 Summer Jobs
Camp Courts*tors needed for Girl Scout Day Camps
in metro Denver and Overnight Camps in the mountains
southwest of Denver. General counselors and in
struction positions in: horseback riding, crafts, nature,
backpacking, challenge course, farm, dance/drama,
sports, archery. June-August 2000. Must enjoy working
with girls in an outdoor setting. Salary-t- room/board
and insurance. Call (303) 778-0109, ext. 281 or email:
rhondamQgsmhc.org.
Camp Leaders Wanted! .
Call Today!
Work with kids in the outdoors, be with friends,
gain leadership skills, POSITIONS OPEN: Life
Guards, Ropes Leaders, Naturalist, Arts and
Crafts Director, Office Coordinator, Grounds
Crew, Store Manager, Video Production, Cabin
Counselors. Contact YMCA Camp Kitaki in
Lincoln now for an application at 402-434-9225,
or e-amil campkitakiQaol.com
Colorado Summer Camp Staff, 1-800-267-9573.
www.coloradomountainranch. com
Grand View Lodge
Central MN resort seeks summer employees to work
front desk, housekeeping, kitchen positions, wait staff,
golf courses and waterfrontjEontact Jan at (218)
963-2234 for an application or mail inquiries to Grand
View Lodge Golf and Tennis Club, South 134 Nokomis,
Nisswa, MN 56468.
Horseback Riding Staff needed at Girl Scout
Overnight Camp southwest of Denver. Must have recent
experience riding and teaching basic skills. Live
and work in the mountain. Must enjoy working with
girls. Salary+ room/board and insurance. June-August
2000. Call (303) 778-0109, ext. 281 or email: rhon
dam@gsmhc.org.
REAL LIFE
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
Market, inventory, order, account, supervise, sell
products, real life experience! Store manager
needed to run Camp Kitaki in Lincoln now for an
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/FY/camps.html Application deadline
is March 10. For more information contact Amy at
472-9481 or alanham2@unl.edu.
Summer Counselors
Great staff, great facilities, great experience. N.Y.S.
Co-ed Resident Camp 2 hours from NYC. Athletics,
baseball, basketball, tennis, roller hockey, swimming,
water skiing, boat driver, woodworking, photography,
ceramics, ropes/wall. Kennybrook - 633 Saw MiH River
Road, Ardsley, N.Y. 10502. Fax (914) 693-7678,
1 -800-58-Camp2, E-Mail: Kennybrook@AOLcom.
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
6:45am-6:15pm, 20-40 hours per week. Supervise
, recreation activities, field-trips, swimming. Calvert
t 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 4500 StockweH 441-8480
Easterday, 6130 Adams 441-7901
Irving, 2010 Van Dorn 441-7954
EOE/AA
540 Internships
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; Attrt: In
ternship.
Summer Internship
Opportunity
Get more than a tan this 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:
goldbar@unl.edu or visit our website at
www.unl.edu/armyrotc.
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.
550 Business Opportunities
Get Published! Get Paid!
www.maincampus.com
Seeks students for stories ranging from
politics/sex/culture/opinions
$25/story!
email us at: earn@maincampus.com
HAVE FUN WHILE WORKING ... selling Okley Sun
glasses replicas. Top quality guaranteed, ail 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.
mosmoim
603 Spring Break Trips
#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 now! All
major credit cards accepted! 1-800-234-7007,
www.endlesssummertours.com.
610 Announcements
472-8146
Comedy Sportz
Improv Comedy, Thursday, March 2 in the Union Cen
tennial Room, 9:00p.m. Free from UPC!
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!
Cather Circle
The Cather Circle is a brand new interest group of the
Nebraska Aiumni Association consisting of NU’s most
outstanding women alumni. If you are a current female
undergraduate or graduate student with strong leader
ship and a sincere interest in your future, consider ap
plying for the Cather Circle Mentoring Program. Appli
cation deadline is March 3. They are available at the
Wick Alumni Center or online at
www.unl.edu/alumni/constituent/cather_student_
application.htm. Questions, call Amy at 472-6853.
EATING ISSUES
SUPPORT GROUP
A small, comfortable environment with women who are
struggling with eating issues. Wednesdays,
3:30-4:30p.m., Nebraska Union 338. Call Norma,
472-7450, for more information.
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 fun
and games, prizes, and food will be provided free to
families of the University Community! Fore more infor
mation, call 472-3467.
Student
INVOLVEMENT
M University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Looking to Make a Positive
Impact on Campus?
The Leadership Team provides you with an opportunity
to make a genuine positive impact on the UNL commu
nity. By providing leadership assistance to student
groups, you’ll be able to ensure that your fellow students
will have the best opportunities at becoming involved on
campus. Time commitments will vary, but
accommodations can be made to help you fit the Lead
ership Team in your schedule. Pick up an application at
Student Involvement and return it completed by March
6. For more information, contact Student Involvement
at 472-2454.
NU Student Governent
Wednesday - March 1
6:30 pm - City Union
Information And Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
SIFE
Meeting for Students In Free Enterprise this Wednesday,
5 pm in Union. Everyone is welcome.
Student Foundation scholarships are now available. All
full-time students are welcome and encouraged to ap
ply. Please pick up your application in either the City
Campus or East Campus Student Involvement office.
Applications are due on March 31. Any questions con
tact JoDee at 436-0933.
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-2pm
Qwikkick at Parking Garage
From 4:00pm - 8:00 pm
Harper Food Service
Neihardt Blue Parlor
Sandoz Lounge
Poll Workers will be mebers of
the Women’s Faculty Club
if you have any questions-contact
Todd Franzen 472-2581
610 Announcements
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Call Gail for more information at 472-7450.
Today is the day the young lion becomes king of
ASUN. Vote Empower.
25 <*{*%. p > • £ fit * *
Victory Party at P.O. Pears. 9:00 pm - ?? on March 1,
2000. Everyone is invited, bring friends. Did you vote
today?
615 Meetings
AAFCS
Before you take off for Spring Break come vote for
2000-2001 officer positions. A guest speaker will join
us at this month's meeting talking about career oppor
tunities after graduation. Wednesday, March 1st at
6pm. room 121, Home Economics Building.
Advertising Club
Meeting March 1 at 5:30, roorn302 in Avery. Speaker:
Communication design.
Agronomy Club
Meeting tonight at 6:30pm in Keim Hall, room 327. Don
Hutchens from the Nebraska Corn Board will be speak
ing with us. Initiation for the new members will also be
held. See you there.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, March 1, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
FDC
Friends of the Deaf Community will meet Thursday,
March 2 at 5:30 pm in Student Union, room will be
posted.
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!
Pre-PA Club
Meeting March 2 at 5pm in Oldfather Hall room 308.
PA Daniel Danaher will be speaking. Everyone is wel
come!
Rodeo Association
Meeting Wednesday, March 1. 7 pm officers, 7:30
members. East campus Union. Last day to bring in
your ads.
We would like to congratulate the following newly
elected officers. President: Shelley Joseph, V.P.: Ben
Pejsar, Secretary: Natalie Quick, Treasurer: JoDee
Ruwee, Funding Project: Melissa Bauhard & Tracy
Prater, Membership Development: Brian Magnusson &
Jeri Jensen, Recruitment: Sam Myhre & Chris Smith,
Student Gift: Andrea Deichert & Megan Heald, PR: Lu
cas Stock & Eric Keetle, Trading Places: Amy & Ann
Twarting, Foundation: Crystal Marvicka & Nicole Cotton,
Social: Cara Medley & Nick Fitch, Historian:
Gallagher & Kassmeier, Builder’s Award: Molly Skoog.
620 Greek Affairs
AFN
Congratulations on your Snowball victory.
- The Men of ATP
ASA
Congratulations Amy Shane and Chad Rieck on your
recent engagement. Best Wishes.
Love Your Sisters
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Congrats goes out to our new Rho Chi's: Renee
Emanuel, Liz McGill, and Tami Bernth. Way to go sisters!
Love, your sisters
XQ
Congratulations to Katie Lewis for getting into UNMC
and Christy Jensen for making it into Law School. Way
to go sisters!
Love, your sisters
XQ
Congratulations to Amy Graff and Kristin Didier for get
ting into OT School! We’re so proud of you!
Love, your sisters
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Congratulations to the following members of Delta
Gamma who were selected for Rho Chi: Suzanne
Minarick, Sheila Knapp, Laura Peterson, Amy Nguyen.
Way to go!
FarmHouse
Best of luck to senators-to-be Andy Mixan and Dr. E in
today's ASUN election.
FarmHouse
Congratulations to Gary for being the coolest guy in the
frat.
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Congrats to the Phi class officers. President: Chelsa
Tuttle, Vice President: Lisa Carlson, Scholarship Chair:
Jolene Loutzenhiser, Service Chairs: Kristin Eilers, Toni
Watts, and Tina Condreay.
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Congratulations to Jen Adams and Megan Ahl on being
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Congratulations to our new Phi, Laura Swoboda on her
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Congratulations to Erin Larson on her recent engage
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wait to watch you take your vows.
- The Men of FarmHouse
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Way to go to Krystina Backenstose, Andrea Green, and
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Sunday, March 5, 4-8 pm. Tickets $4 in advance, $5 at
the door.
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Congratulations!
to Shandra Krasser/Beth Glogowski, Breann Bigley,
and Judy O’Brien on being selected Rho Chi’s!!
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ASUN elections!
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Be Afraid! Very Afraid! MOOOOOOOO!
XOE
Congratulations to Grant Jones on rockin’ the Casba
with a summer horticulture internship at Harvard. Keep
up the good work.
-Your Brothers
Summer Housing
Inexpensive, clean, on-campus summer housing. Free
cable, phone, electricity, A/C, W/D. $30/per week. Call
Jerrod at 436-6038, X<J>.
630 Student Government
Arts and Sciences Students
Vote NATHAN FUERST to Arts and Sciences Senate
in Student Government Elections TODAY!!
CRAC Voting!!
Off campus students-vote for your representative(s) 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
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645 Lost & Found
FOUND: One engagement ring. May be hot. Call
436-7083.
LOST: Engagement ring. If found, please call 436-6399.
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