Summer Camp Jobs. NY, PA, New Englend. Instructors
needed: Tennis, Basketball, Roller Hockey, Soccer,
LAX. Volleyball. Gymnastics, Lifeguard, WSi, Waterski
ing, Sailing, Canoe, Windsurfing, Archery, Mt. Biking,
Rockclimbing, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist, Dra
ma, Ceramics, Woodshop, Arts and Crafts, Nature,
RN’s, Chef. Arlene Streisand; 1-800-443-6428;
www.summercarrpennployment.com
Internships
Progressive, growth oriented consulting design firm
has openings available in our Lincoln and Omaha, NE
offices. Positions include:
Responsible for assisrinsfwftti AP/AR, payroll, general
financial administration and other administrative duties.
Experience with word processing and spread sheets
helpful. Part-time position during the school year with
an opportunity for full-time hours during summer. Posi
tion available in our Lincoln, NE office.
Office
Positions available for part-time or full-time hours dur
ing the summer. Part-time hours available during the
school year. Responsible for providing administrative
support for our Business Operations team. Experience
with word processing and spreadsheets helpful. This is
a great opportunity for students pursuing a Business
Administration degree. Positions available in our Lin
coln, NE office.
Engineering Internship
Full-time summer internship available for civil engi
neers in our Omaha, NE office. Position involves
drafting/design for subdivision, commercial develop
ment, utilities, and paving projects. Experience with
AutoCAD helpful but not required. Opportunities for
full-time employment upon graduation.
We offer a professional environment along with a com
petitive salary, holiday pay, and retirement plan. Please
send a cover letter and resume to: Olsson Associates,
1111 Lincoln Mall, Lincoln, NE 68508 or e-mail to
mnewton©oaconsulting.com. EOE.
Research Analyst
Are you interested in an opportunity to work with an In
ternational Investment Firm on the leading edge of in
formation technology investing? Then j«n our team.
We have an internship available for a student who is in
terested in learning the business of technology in
vesting in today's rapidly changing technology envi
ronment. The firm is looking for a highly motivated,
self-starting individual to assist the Chief Investment
Officer in finding the best investment opportunities.
Your main responsibilities will be gathering news and
conducting extensive research on securities and po
tential private equity deals. Requirements: Freshmen,
Sophomores, and Juniors only. Must have knowledge
of Microsoft Excel. Send cover letter and resume to:
Schwendiman Partners, Attn: Michelle St. Clair, 1201 O
Street, Suite 200, Lincoln, NE 68508. E-mail: mi
chelle©schpartners.com. Phone: 402-441-4115. 1 f
We also have internships available for students who
are interested in learning how to find the best invest
ment opportunities in today's global markets. The firm
is looking for highly motivated, self-starting individuals
to assist the Senior Research Analysts. Your main re
sponsibility will be to analyze stocks using various sta
tistical models and to assist in writing research reports.
Requirements: Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors
only. Must have knowledge of Microsoft Excel. Appli
cants are required to submit a sample of a college lev
el, previously written, research report along with cover
letter and resume. Submit materials to: Schwendiman
Partners, Attn: Michelle St.Claire, 1201 O Street, Suite
200, Lincoln, NE 68508. E-mail: mi
chelleeschpartners.com Phone: 402-441-4115.
Start A Career
Between Classes
The Northwestern Mutual Life Internship Program
Through a Northwestern Mutual Life internship, you will
instantly ally yourself with one of America’s top intern
ships.* You II make your resume stand out after gradu
ation, plus earn real money while still in college. Some
of our student interns earn a five-figure income. Put the
Northwestern Mutual Life name to work for you and re
alize that you're worth much more than you think.
'America's Top Internships, 1999 Edition, Random
House/Princeton Review Books.
~ ***Summer Internship***
***lnformational Meeting***
Tuesday, April 11 at 6:30 p.m. and Wednesday, April
12 at 6:30 p.m. at Northwestern Mutual Life, 115 Cher
ry Hill Blvd. Please call 483-7871 to sign up for one of
these times.
r~ _ i
MONEY MOTIVATED? '
100x more powerful than other programs.
1 -888-493-4888, ext 1832.
.. . X
600s Deuces
“You’re All Sheep”
Stickers and more at Boondoggles, 120>J. 14th (inside
the Ozone). www.incolor.inebr^aconVfeedback.
"Will / ever see I
daylight once I
/ have a job?" I
I get all the answers:
unl.eGrad2000.com
I NEED HELP
AM faculty, staff, students and general public invited to:
Freedom Forum Panel discussion intmed Media at the
Millenium. The panel Is hosted by Charles L. Overby,
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Freedom
Forum. The panel will also feature Al Neuharth of the
USA Today and other honored guests. Friday April
14th, Union BaHtoom 11:30-12:15pm.
Career Information Day
April 12, 2000.10a.rn.-5p.rn. outside of CBA 222.
Come and speak with employers about jobs and
career path opportunities. Free pop and popcorn.
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.
★ THANKS NIEHARDT ★
Heartland Big_Brothere Big Sisters would like to thank
the Niehardt Residence Assistants for their generous
donation. We want to recognize you for contributing to
the needs of children in your community. You are
changing the world one life at a time.
Looking For Graduate
Student To Serve As An
Advisor In Residence For
A UNL Fraternity
. University of Nebraska Fraternity is looking for a
male graduate student with background in educa
tion and or leadership development to serve as a
live-in advisor. Position would include academic
counseling and program development as well as
leadership, ethics, values and conflict resolution
education for the membership and support for ex
ecutive officers in areas of rule enforcement. Posi
tion would work in conjunction with House Parent
and would report directly to Alumni Advisors) and
National Fraternity Office.
Although having been a member of a fraternity
would be beneficial to such a person, it is not a
requirement of the position.
Benefits include $2000 annual salary to be paid
every two weeks in the approximate amount of
$125.00. There is a potential $1000 bonus if goals
established and general reporting requirements
are met. Also included is free room and board (a
single room at no cost and all meals). Other finan
cial opportunities may be provided and discussed
at time of interview.
Specific areas of programming will be identified as
needing attention and outlined as part of the job
expectations and requirements. We will provide a
weekend training program (this summer) through
our National Fraternity as well as additional train
ing and understanding of issues and responsibili
ties through a series of meetings over the summer
with alumni advisors.
This role would begin in the fall of 2000 and serve
through the spring of 2001 with options for ex
tending the contract to be considered.
Interested candidates should submit cover letter
and resume, no later than Friday, April 28, 2000,
to:
UNL Greek Affairs
Attn: Linda Schwartzkopf
332 Nebraska Union
Lincoln, NE 68888-0458
SENIOR SEND-OFF; FREE MEAL, BEVERAGES,
PRIZES. RSVP by April 12. 472-2841.
SHENANDOAH
SHAKESPEARE
EXPRESS
DOCTOR FAUSTUS
TODAY, APRIL 12 AT 2 P.M.
CULTURE CENTER, 333 N. 14TH STREET
See and hear the Classics Unplugged! A Renaissance
play is brought to rollicking life by a young and vibrant
company. As always, you might be part of the show!
Admissions is FREE. This event is hosted by UNL’s
Theta Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Delta. For further
information, please call 472-1784.
"Do / need
a moving
company?"
I get all the answers:
unl.eGrad2000.com
8 Student
INVOLVEMENT
M University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Starting April 24, 2000 the Student Involvement Office,
200 Nebraska Union, will be open 9am-5pm, Mon
day-Friday.
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 240
positions for next year. Deadline for all positions is
4pm, April 17.
Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:3ro-l:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Call Gail for more information at 472-7450.
Swim Club
Like to swim? Want to train in a team environment anc
work toward competition? Info, meeting Wednesday,
April 19, 6:30pm, Campus Rec. Center, TV lounge
Questions? CaR Robin at 436-8091.
TUTORS
The Commuter and Student Services Center has a list
of tutors for student use. Anyone wishing to be on the
list either to tutor or in need of a tutor, fill out anappli
cation at the ASUN Commuter and Student Services
Center. 135 Nebraska Union.
Unbelievable
Investment Opportunity!
You have to check this outi
For free information call 435-4645.
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.
What is the Baha’i Faith?
Thursday, April 13. Videos, Discussion and Food
“Prisoner of Acre” from 7-7:30 pm. “Power of Prayer1
from 7:45-8:15 pm. Student Union, Regency Room
Questions? Please call 436-9696.
ATTENTION
CBASAB MEMBERS:
Social tonight at 6 pm at BW3'sl Also, congratulations
to the new Executive Officers: President, Affyson Friez;
Vice-President, Carey Schildt; Treasurer, Anne Vlach;
.Secretary, Jocelyn Robertshaw; APC, Co-Chairs Jessi
ca Leporte & Todd Mattox; Shadowing Chair, Ryan
Merill; Public Relations, Logan Veath; Diversity Chair,
Derek Maurstad; Social Chair, Dave Warren; Historian,
Cari Nelson.
Pre-Dental Club
Elections will be held at BW-3’s, 7pm, Thursday, April
Rodeo Association Elections
Meeting Wednesday, East Campus Union, 7pm offic
ers, 7:30 members.
Wildlife Club
Meeting at 7p.m. at the East Campus Union on
Wednesday, April 12.
Farmhouse
Thanks for a great time at formal last Saturday. We had
a lot of fun and we thank you for making the night
memorable.
-The men of Beta
AO
Thanks for the Glory Days party. What else can we say,
but we love you gals! Does anyone know what
Wohlers' costume was supposed to be?
-The men of SAE
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.
AOII AE£2
Thanks to Hambone, Sup, Stands With Iron Shins
(A.K.), Pete (and Repeat), Curly, Y-TK, and Marie for the
great season. Y’all can really dish out the hits (and take
'em tool). Time to lead us to the promise land.
-The SAE Bomb Squad
aon
Congratulations Seniors: Lori Armstrong, Stacy
Chingren, Christy Hamilton, Julie Hamilton, Angie
Kuhlman, Molly deeper, Jenni Martin, Katie McGowan,
Mindy Nowak, Tammy Poehler, Lori Ramig, Erin
Reigenbom, Lindsay Reineke, Anne Rogers, Jen
Stauffer, Kelly VanDerWerff, Amanda Whitman, Lanna
Zumbrumn, Elizabeth Bahensky, Dana Callahan, Apna
Janssen, Sarah Scheerger, Steph Scheerger. You will
be missed. \
-Alpha Love FMX
ATA
Congratulations to Aaron Gilson and Kristin Didier on
their recent pinning!
-Your brothers
AY
Thank you very much for joining us for our Hawaiian
Luau last Friday. We had a great time with you guys
and hope to get together again soon!
The Ladies of Chi Omega
OK'F
A belated congratulations to Corey McCallan and Mike
Blobaam on being elected to ASUN. Thanks for proving
to us just how great student government is.
-Your Brothers
PEB
Congratulations to Steph Ballinger on her internship at
the Chicago Sun Times. Way to go!
-Love, Your sisters
PEB
Congratulations to Sara Matters for being selected for
Student Advisory Board at the Health Center. We’re so
proud of youk '
-Love, Your sisters
BY VIC LEE
wwwJdngfBMum.com
02000 Vic Lm. DM by King Fccturec Syndfcata, Inc.
J MJOST AFRAIQ
^ I'Ll SET op A CYCLE
r OF PEPENPENCY
inn, ixukm
I'm *ncyiNG 10 expiAiN
10 for? -me job eemw
LAWS OF NlATUKe*
v 1
7pupe/w«weR>
DUI^ *THe PHONe/ IT
|ONfa Icouu? Be yotn?
V PBCAM JOB/ >
—
R»p- I CAN'T THeizes
ATHIKP LAW THAT STATES
if x answer, n*u.
! Be A TeLeMAKKfiTeR/
* M
i I
I i
? E
BY MICHAEL JANTZE
voopoo-iu) ®T CH9WPR
veer in /LONG PISAN®
&Sk
Greekside
The Fraternity-Sorority side of the Navigators, Wednes
days at 8:30pm. Lutheran Chapel basement (behind
the Beta house).__
KA
Thank you to the special ladies of Kappa Delta for mak
ing this year’s “Heroes for Hope* a great success, and
a wonderful experience.
The men of Beta
AXA
A belated thank you for the dinner exchange last week.
We always have a great time with you guys!
s-The Ladies of Chi Omega
Pi Beta Phi “Grill Out”
Come chill out at the 1st annual Pi Phi Grill Out! Thurs
day, April 13,10pm-2am, in the Pi Phi driveway. Tick
ets are $4 in advance, $5 at the door. Hot dogs, ham
burgers, cookies, chips, and beverages will be served.
nKA
Congratulations Brent Stanfield on being elected to the
ASUN committee for Fees Allocation. Will that deal with
parking tickets?
Your Brothers
ZAE
Congratulations to Scot Ringenberg for getting accept
ed into the Nebraska Law School. Evidently the
“Yankees Hat' scandle wasn't enough to sway their
decision.
-Phi Alpha, Your brothers
EAE
Congratulations to brother of the week: Giggles Camp
bell on a banging job in the Pit in South Dakota, i
guess you really like pajama pants!
ZAE
Please return the three raisins, Buck-or else Dave will
bring you up on death charges.
IAE
Tons Of Fun: Your lies have been discovered) Time to
tell the truth...Where were you REALLY between 5:00
and 9:30 on the morning in question? The Phantom
Knows!
-Magnum & Columbo
IN AAA
Congratulations to Jason Studt and Kristen Holmes on
their recent pinning. We wish you the best of luck.
- Your Brothers, and the Men of Sigma Nu
NU Student Government
Wednesday, April 12
6:30 p.m. - City Union
Information and Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
i :,fe
-:-s-X
Is your room decorated with bear or alcohol stuff? Earn
$20 for a picture of your walls. Tom, 420-6254.
FOUND: Camera on East Campus. Call 466-4631.
Leave a message.
DailyNebraskan.com
Mall.DailyNebraskan.com
eGrad
http://unl.eGrad2000.com
http://ne.StatePaper.com
http://www.rent.net
the easy way to win on the web
mm mmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmm
|SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE!
Seed corn production plant has
summer jobs available
Apply today at __ A _
Pioneer Hi-Bred Inti. Inc. Must h® 18 or older
Ph,n* Starting wage: $8.00 per
York, Nebraska 68467
Or call: - '
In York- 362-3349, ext 16 PIONEER*
other areas- pioneer hi-bred international inc.
1-800-531-3360, ext 16 Pioneer is an equal opportunity employer.
ACROSS
1 Like a
hurricane’s eye
5 Brother of Seth
9 Mennonite sect
14 Et—: and
others
15 Island west of
Scotland
16 “West Side
Story” song
17 Cotton sheet
18 Flashy
theatricality
20 London
measures
22 “—the
ramparts...”
23 Marshal under
Napoleon
24 Signs up
26 Blotter site
29 Egyptians in
“Cleopatra,” e.g.
31 Couranteand
gavotte
35 Shoemaker’s
holemaker
37 Thought
39 Valued at
40 “The Usual
Suspects” star
44 Rival of Paris
45 IRS employee
46 Cub scout unit
47 Build a levee
49 Take for granted
52 Sly look
54 Meet events
57 Bedazzle
60 Bit of shooter
ammo
62 Shoe part
63 1927 Jolson .
classic, with
“The” '
67 Leprechaun
land
68 Give a
thumbs-up
69 Ripped
70 Hard to find
71 Aptly-named
author
72 Matured
73 Transport using
runners
DOWN
1 TV connection
Edited by Joyce Nichols Lewis
2 Actor Delon 35 Part of a plot 53 —car
3 Mary’s follower 36 “For — the Bell 55 — Haute
4 Mathematical Totls” 56 Exceed the
array 38 Stockpile limit
5 Place to land 41 Eager desire 57 Slightly open
6 Feathered 42 Zip code 58 Compensation
neckwear division 59 Pound of verse
7 Auto pioneer 43 Fred up 61 Eager
Ferrari 48 Foreign Legion 64 Yorkshire “Z”
8 Took it easy cap 65 Understand
9 Physicians’gp. 50 Samovar 66 “Able was I
10 Gym accessory 51 Penny pinchers —...”
11 £2*day ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE:
12 LorM, maybe
13 Vague
19 TV’s eloquent
equine
21 Hartford hrs.
25 1978
co-Nobelist
for peace
27 Cut, as a board
28 Shoelace
problem
30 Site of a 1965
march
32 Evidence of
privilege
33 Raison d’—:
reason for being
34 Leg bone 4/12/00
Stumped? Call 1-900-933-5155. 99 cents a minute