Help Wanted
-or Custom Harvesting. Combine operators and truck
drivers. Experience preferred. Good summer wages.
Pall (970)483-7490 evenings.
Set your own hours. Earn extra income and have a
blast this summer. Call 477-3935.
SOFTBALL UMPIRES
Lincoln Parks and Recreation is in need of slow pitch
and fast pitch umpires for adult leagues. May 1 thru
ttid-August. Earn $15+ per game, 4 games per night.
Pall The Athletics Office, 441-7892 for more informa
tion.
Summer Camp Jobs. NY, PA, New England. Instructors
needed: Tennis, Basketball, Roller Hockey, Soccer,
LAX, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Lifeguard. WSI, Waterski
ing, Sailing, Canoe, Windsurfing, Archery, Mt. Biking,
Rockclimbtng, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist, Dra
ma, Ceramics, Woodshop, Arts and Crafts, Nature,
RN’s, Chef. Arlene Streisand; 1-800-443-6428;
www.summercampemployment.com
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 Mill River
Road, Ardsley, N.Y. 10502. Fax (914) 693-7678,
1-800-58-Camp2, E-Mail: ’KennybtookQAOI_.com.
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Summer Jobs Available
Warehousepositions open in order filling and shipping.
Starting: When school is out (May 5,2000)
Openings: 5
Ending: End of July or until school begins
Hours: Day shifts, four 9 hours days and 4 hour day
Tuesday to Saturday
Wage: $7.00/hour
$500 RETENTION BONUS
($250 on June 15,2000 &
$250 on July 31,2000
Apply to: Ace Hardware Corporation, 1200 West Up
land Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68521. Monday to Friday,
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 402-475-7021, EOE
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Tuesday, April 11 at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday, April
12 at 6:30 p.m. at Northwestern Mutual Life, 115 Cher
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these times.
INTRAMURAL 9-BALL POOL
The last day to enter 9-ball pool is Tuesday, April 11.
Don’t delay. Enter now at the Office of Campus Recre
ation. Call 472-3467 for more information.
SENIOR SEND-OFF; FREE MEAL. BEVERAGES,
PRIZES. RSVP by April 12. 472-2841.
Student Government
2000-2001 Positions Open
Have an impact on committees dealing with student re
lated concerns. Applications available at 136 Nebraska
Union for 39 different committee openings for over for
over 240 positions for next year. Deadline for all posi
tions is 4pm, April 17.
University Program Council
Presents Eric Saperton
Hear his amazing story involving the interviews of man
y famous people, such as Jerry Garcia, Billy Garcia,
and Jimmy Carter. Thursday, April 13, 7:00pm, NE Un
ion Auditorium. Questions? Call 472-8146.
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When will you be this summer?
NU Pre-Veterinary Club monthly meeting will be
Wednesday, April 12 at 7pm in the ECU.
Rodeo Association Elections
Meeting Wednesday, East Campus Union, 7pm offic
ers, 7:30 members.
Undergraduate Women
in Business
Informal meeting for Banquet Preparation. Tonight at
6:30 pm in CBA107. Officers need to be present.
Wildlife Club
Meeting at 7 p.m. at the East Campus Union on
Wednesday, April 12.
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Thanks for a very successful Masters, and don't forget
about the successful night before. You girts know how
to party.
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Congratulations to Janie Koontz on putting on a won
derful BD Formal. The ice sculpture and room looked
beautiful!
-Pi Love, Your sisters
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The weather man says there's a storm brewing in the
near future-Hurricane MU is on the way! You girls bet
ter prepare yourselves!
-The Men of AIT
ATN
First annual ATN sand volleyball bash, benefiting the
American Heart Association on April 15. Questions and
entry information, call Brain Kollmorgen at 436-6325.
Congratulations to Zach Girthoffer on his recent en
gagement to Genelle Wilson. We will all miss you,
Zach.
Your brothers at Sigma Nu
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Troy: Suck it up. I bet Marradonna would play if he only
had a partial dislocation.
-Your Brothers
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Congratulations to Liz LaBonty for being selected as a
Student Ambassador for the College of Agricultural Sci
ence and Natural Resources. We’re so proud of you!
-Love, Your sisters
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Gamma Phi Beta salutes the following members: An
drea Bell, Brenda Chrastil, Maggie Doyle, Shannon
Heffelfinger, Charlsi Hulsebus, Lisa Kenagy, Erin
Larson, Kelly Leuthje, Melanie Rogge, Molly Schmitz,
Amanda Balluff, Jaime Chamberlain, Carrie Chandler,
Kristina Hayes, Sara Mattes, and Kerrie Snowden.
Good luck in your future endeavors. We will miss you!
-Love, Your sisters
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Congratulations to Angela Ahern for being elected
President of Phi Alpha Delta!!
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Congradulations to Dan Lenihin on his co-op with
OPPD, Steve Myers on his internship with the National
Archives and Chris Nigro on his internship with the Ne
braska Criminal Investigations. Best of Luck!
-Your Brothers
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Congratulations to the folloiwing men on the following
1999-2000 awards:
Sigma Nu of the Year Bill Dixon
Seniors of the Year Jeff Baxter & Gamer Girthoffer
Scholar of the Year Joe Girthoffer
Pledge of the Year Ryan Sorenson
Best Lincoln Man: Ryan Lind berg
Best Athlete: Zach Girthoffer
Mr. Studious: Ben Burleson
Mr. Fix-It Dan Sindelar
Mr. Helpful: Zac Gainer
Mr. Upbeat John Campbell
Mr. Clean: John Paulsen
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Confidential Gay Men’s
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Wednesdays from 6-7:30p.m. For more information call
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HONORS PROGRAM
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• Tuesday, April 11 in Blue Room of Neihardt,
7:00-8:30 p.m.
The Honors Program Student Advisory Board will
be conducting an advisory night to answer ques
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students, drop by anytime to this informal meeting
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in Midnight bowling last Thursday. All procedes raised
will go to the Lincoln Children's Museum.
-The Men of Sigma Phi Epsilon
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7:00 Selleck Hall-Dining Room
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group
5 Stops
11 Z3 auto maker
14 High peaks
15 Most in need of
a doctor
16 Author Tolstoy
17 Destiny’s
surprise
19 PIN requester
20 Where vows are
exchanged
21 Granada palace
23 Some are
compact
26 Phonograph
inventor
27 Buttons of
Hollywood
30 Seagoing
pronoun
31 Edge,as of a
cup
32 Mil. branch
34 Feminine suffix
36 ‘The —
Sanction”:
Eastwood film
40 Gothic mansion
feature
43 Mike in the ring
44 Utterance of
dismay
45 Fresh guy’s
comeuppance
46 Comic actor Bert
48 Call—day
50 Marie, to Donny
51- Not ready to eat
54 Clotheslines
56 Cooking utensil
58 Prairie State
airport
62 Jacques’s friend
63 Vodka cocktail
66 Mil. bigwig
67 Let out or take in
68 One of a 1492
trio
69 Snaky curve
70 Long and
slender
71 Actor Montand
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1 “—boy!”
2 January 1st
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3 Englishman
4 Syria’s Hafez
al—
5 Half a union?
6 Sprite
7 Italian sports
cars, familiarly
8 Arctic barker
9 Swimmer/
actress
Williams
10 More reliable
11 Spills the beans
12 Montreal
commuter line
13 Barnard
attendee
18 Speaker of
baseball
22 Impersonates
24 Author
Silverstein
25 Morality judge
27 Aged-iron
blemish
28 Notice
29 Place of honor
31 Freshman cap
33 Merrymaking
35 Highest degree
37 Females
38 Actor Morales
i Nichols Lewis
39 Demo 54 New Zealand
presenters track star Peter
41 Three-syllable 55 Highly-polished
poetic passages 57 “Tosca” rendition
42 Small amount 59 Tel —
47 Swing era dude 60 Glassmaker
49 Love, to Luis Lalique
51 Custom 61 Historic
52 Parents’ segments
choices 64 Chinese
53 Chichen Itza cookery
sight 65 Arid
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