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r , _j Come to The Job Prom to find a part-time job, summer job » or internship! Just come to the Nebraska Student Union, 9:30 am-3 pm, Wednesday, April 5. For more information, log onto: www.unLedulcanenlgenenttnummer.htm INTERNSHIP Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship Kauffman Entrepreneur Internship Program Are you interested in starting your own business? Interns will be accepted on a first come first serve basis. If you are interested interning within an entrepreneurial start up company while providing the company with the busi ness/technical assistance they need to grow, this is the internship for you. Students from all fields are welcome. For more information call 472-0629 or stop by 209 CBA or the SEIC Office (345 NE Union). Applications are due April 30. Sandhills PUBLISHING HUMAN RESOURCE INTERN $7/hour starting pay Sandhills Publishing is currently looking for a Human Resource Intern to work around 20 hours/week! If you are a junior or senior emphasizing Human Resource Management, this could be a great opportunity to learn about all aspects of Human Resources. Sandhills Pub lishing offers a flexible schedule, dynamic work envi ronment and hands-on experience. W6 are looking for someone who is able to work independently, maintain confidentiality and communicate well with employees and managers. If you are interested in applying for the Human Resdurce Intern position, please send a resume and cover letter to: Sandhills Publishing, Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 82545, Lincoln, NE 68501-2545 or fill out an on-line application at www.sandhills.com/secure/Application/apply.asp. If you have any questions, please call 479-2181. 600s Notices Eurorail Pass Experts www.raildeals.com Get tons of FREE stuff 2,500 discount offers, rail map & timetable, Free night © The Pink Palace and more. 1-888-RAILPASS or raHdeals.com Applications for Tri-Beta, the national biological sci ences honorary, are now available in the Bioscience advising center and the Arts and Sciences advising center. Deadline is March 31. All majors with 12+ hours biology welcome. “Can / send a thank-you note by e-mail?" I get all the answers: unLeGrad2000.com 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. Drop-In Body Compositions Drop-in Body Compositions Wednesday, March 22 from 9:30-10:30am in Room 230 of the Campus Recre ation Center. Cost: $2. 472-3467. EXPLORE MACHU PICCHU And trek through the Amazon this summer while earning up to one year of Spanish language credit. For in formation, call the Auaustana College Summer Spanish Program at 800-796-8100 x7465 or visit us on the web: helios.augustana.edu/snsummer. INTRAMURAL FOOSBALL DOUBLES Tuesday, March 21 is the last day to enter foosball doubles. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. For more information, call 472-3467. INTRAMURAL SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL Tuesday, March 21 is the last day to enter co-rec slow pitch softball. Enter now at the (Office of Campus Rec reation. For more information, call 472-3467. INTRAMURAL SOCCER The last day to enter men’s and women’s outdoor sqccer is Tuesday, March 21. Don’t delay! Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation. Call 472-3467 for more information. "What should / do after gradua tion?" get all the answers. Mnl.eGrad2000.com University «f Nebraska 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 2000-2001 Positions Open Have an impact on committees dealing with student re lated concerns. Applications available at 136 Nebraska UnionJqn39 different committee openings for over for over-240 positions for next year. Deadline for all posi tions is 4pm, April 17. Summer Adventure Apply for Army ROTC Camp Challenge. It's a 5-week paid adventure where you’ll learn to rappel, navigate and learn to be a leader. Plus, you’ll get a chance at a college scholarship. Call 472-4269 for details, email: goldoar@unl.edu or visit our website at www.unl.edu/armyrotc. There is no military commit ment UNMC PHYSICAL THERAPY Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advising, 107 Oldfather on Wednesday, March 22, 10-2. Call 472-4190 for appointment. Watch The Cranes! Take time to appreciate one of the wonders of Nebras ka-the sandhill cranes. NU Outdoor Recreation is taking a trip March 25 to view the cranes and other Nebraska wildlife. Cost: $90, includes food, transportation, guides, and insurance. Register by March 21. 472-4777. I" W f Region V 4VI Services YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Region V Services is currently seeking caring, respon sible individuals to share their home and time with a person with a developmental disability. Room and board plus an additional skill training fee is provided. For more details, please call Jack at 471-7037. Ag Econ/AgriBusiness Club Monthly meeting marcn21,5:30, east campus union. Campus Red Cross Wednesday, March 22, 5pm, in basement of the University Health Center. Horticulture Club Meeting Wednesday at 5pm at Kiem 327. We will be having elections. Humanities in Medicine Meeting Wednesday, 8pm, March 22, City Union. Dis cussing NE Aids Project. IMA Institute of Management Accountants meeting on March 22, 7:30 p.m, City Union (room posted).'Casual dress. Doug Knight of St. Elizabeth’s will speak on health care accounting. All are welcome! Marketing Club There will be a meeting this Wednesday at 7pm in the Union. Speaker is Mark Mazur with E. & J. Gallo Winery. Anyone welcome, hope to see you there! NU MEDS Tonight, 7:30 in Union. To speak: the fabulous Roxanna Jokela, UNMC Director of Rural Health Education Network, about her program & opportunities!! Phi Beta Lambda Meeting tonight at 7:30pm, City Union. Officer nomina tions, business casual attire. NBC National Bank of Commerce T ellers Member FD1C Parkway (1 pm to b:io pm w-r a o am lu i c. pm aaiuruays wuh one off per month.) Bank South (1 pm to 6:1 5 pm M-F & 8 am to 12 pm Saturdays with one off per month. Vault: (8 am - 4:30 pm M and 12 pm to 4:30 pm T-F. 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Wildlife Club Come listen to NGPC’s Brandon Houck give his pres entation on Turkeys Wednesday March 20th at 7pm in the East Campus Union. ATA Congratulations to the sophomore intramural basketball team for winning the all-university tournament. Also, to the freshmen for winning the B-league championship. -Your Brothers Electoral Commission Director The Electoral Commission Director is in charge of the committee that evaluates and revises the rules of gov erning the spring government election. Deadline is Friday, March 24 Applications available at 136 Nebraska Union 1) Million dollar game shows? Forget’em! Bring your basketball brain to Shoot, Score, Win a Million! at www.sixdegrees.com for tons of chances to win cash and prizes. 2) What do basketball tournament games, cash and prizes, and you have in common? Look for Shoot, Score, Win a Million! at www.sixdegrees.com to find out. Are you in charge of ordering T-Shirts or Party Favors for your organization? 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