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ADVENTURE, CHALLENGE,
FUN, and, FRIENDS
Camp Wa-Shawfee Resident Camp, one hour from
Omaha in the spectacular Loess Hills, and Camp Maha
Day Camp outside of Papillion, need your creativity,
enthusiasm and skills! Positions include counselors,
waterfront, wranglers, lifeguards, challenge-course fa
cilitators and fun folks! Make a difference! Contact:
Great Plains Girt Scout Council
2121 South 44th Street
Omaha, NE 68105
402-558-8189, ext 233 or 217
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dswansonQgpgirlscouts.org
Agronomy field research assistant in weed science.
$6-$62Q/nour plus overtime. No experience necessary,
but must be in good physical condition.. Contact Sean
Evans at 472-9563.
Country summer camp leader at Prairie Hill Learning
Center, 10 miles south of Lincoln. 438-6668 for inter
view appointment
Earn $3,000430,000
This Summer.
Are you looking for a summer job where you can set
your own hours and be your own boss? Our company
needs students to promote our web site. Call now for
details. 730-0757.
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Help Wanted
For Custom Harvesting. Combine operators and truck
drivers. Experience preferred. Good summer wages.
Call (970)483-7490 evenings.
Not Your Typical
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Make the most of your summer. Set yourself apart.
Build your resume, accept a challenge, nave fun, travel,
make $6,900. Call 1-800-776-2941.
SPEND YOUR
SUMMER IN Montana!
Glacier National Park
Imagine hiking over thousands of miles of almost un
touched trails, breathing in fresh, crisp Rocky Mountain
air. Imagine conquering the challenge of biking the fa
mous Going-to-the-Sun Highway or the thrill of
Whitewater rafting, or setting up camp next to a tur
quoise blue glacier lake.
imagine no morel St Mary Lodge, The Resort at Glacier
is hiring a select few for the 2000 summer session.
Benefits include guaranteed bonus and low cost hous
ing. Call (800) 368-3689 for more info. Check out our
web site at www.glcpark.com to team about the oppor
tunity of a lifetime)!
Summer babysitter needed for 3 kids ages 7-9 at our
home in Southeast Lincoln. 484-8234.
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,
Rockdimbmg, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist, Dra
ma, Ceramics, Woodshop, Arts and Crafts, Nature,
RN's, Chef. Arlene Streisand; 1-800-443-6428;
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Swim Instructors-WSI
And Lifeguards
For Red Cross lessons. Part-time from June 19-August
4. $6-$6.75/hour. Apply at 220 Oak Creek Drive or call
441-6391.
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ATTENTION STUDENTS
DEAD WEEK POUCY
Finals only at time per Official Schedule of Classes or
time during finals week mutuaBy agreeable to all.
Examinations allowed during Dead week; laboratory
practical examinations, make-up or repeat examina
tions and self-paced examinations. Quizzes are ac
ceptable.
Projects, papers, and speeches due Dead week need
to have been assigned by the eighth week of the se
mester. Project and scope, not topic.
Please review your sylabi for Dead Week conflicts.
Contact the Student Government office, 136 Nebraska
Union, 472-2581 with discrepancies or questions.
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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.
Holy Week Schedule
Monday, 10 pm Mass only. Tuesday and Wednesday
5:30 pm ana 10 pm Mass. Thursday, Mass of the
Lord's Supper at 8 pm. Good Friday, Stations of the
Cross at noon and Service at 3 pm. Easter Sunday,
Mass at 10 am, 11:30 am & 5:30 pm. Call for confes
sion times. 474-7914. Catholic Newman Center at 320
North 16th Street.
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 Advisorfs) 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: Unda Schwartzkopf
332 Nebraska Union
Lincoln, NE 68688 0468
Redeeming Love
Come and participate with The Navigators as we look
at the meaning and implications behind Christ's re
deeming love demonstrated during Passion Week. All
are welcome! At the Cultural Center this Tuesday (Last
Supper) and Wednesday (Crucifixion) night from
7-8:15pm.
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company?"
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Students With Children
Support Group
Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm in 338 Nebraska Union.
Call Gail for more information at 472-7450.
What does it mean to ‘look queer’? To look “gay*?
What are body image issues for GLBT men and wom
en? How do we feel about our bodies and each other’s
bodies? Learn ways to help yourself and others
overcome negative body image. Come hear the author
of Looking Queer, DAWN A1XINS, on Thursday, April
20 at 8pm in the Union Auditorium. Free to all.
Block & Bridle Meeting
Thursday, April 20. 7:00p.m. initiates, 7:30p.m. mem
bers. East Campus Union. Election night.
Campus Red Cross
Wednesday, April 5, 5pm, in basement of the
University Health Center.
IMA
Year-end social and elections on April 19 at 6pm at
Spaghetti Works (corner of 12th and Q). Everyone is
welcome!
IRTS
International Radio and TWevision Society
Elections will be held for IRTS today at 5:30pm in
Avery 201.
Marketing Club
There will be an end of the year send off at Old
Chicago (upstairs banquet room) at 7pm this
Wednesday, April 19.
Pre-PA
Meeting an d social at P.O. Pears Thursday at 5pm.
Everyone welcome.
UW«wiH|r ml Nebraska
Regular meeting April 20 at the foundation, at 6 pm.
Food will be provided.
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ATP
Come help support St. Judes Children's Hospital at
AGR's Barbeque Philanthropy. Thursday, April 20,
II am-1pm at AGR. Tickets S3 in advance from any
AGR. $4 at the door.
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Congratulations to the Sophomore class on being this
years champion in the Alpha Sig Olympics.
AOn, B0ILEAE
Thanks for the awesome “Caddy Shack” party last Fri
day. We had a blast with aH of youl
.... „The Ladies of Chi Omega
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Congratulations to Andy Mattox for winning the Stuart
Award at NHRI’s Recognition Day last Saturday. You
continue to make us proud.
-Your brothers
B0n
Congratulations to M.J. Kratina on being named Re
cruitment Staff Advisor of NHRI. We know you’ll do a
great job.
-Your brothers
B0n
Congratulations to Jason Hooper and M.J. Kratina for
being chosen as semi-finalist for Vice Chancellor
Griesen's Outstanding Campus Leader Award. We're
proud of you guys.
-Ybur brothers
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A belated Congratulations to Kristen Didier and Aaron
Gilfcon on their recent pinning. We’re so happy for both
of youl
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“Hurricane" (blizzard).
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Congratulations Keri on winning Sigma Chi Fight Night.
-DOB, Your sisters
Greekside
The Fraternity-Sorority side of the Navigators, will meet
at 7pm tonight at the Culture Center.
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you any dayf
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Congratulations to Bill McNeill and Pat Sittner on their
initiation into Alpha Kappa Psi.
-Your Brothers
EOE
Congratulations to Joe Stevens on his recent appoint
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work.
- Your Brothers
NU Student Government
Wednesday-April 19
6:30pm-City Union
Information and agenda available
136 Nebraska Union
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ACROSS
1 Cookout
supplies
5 Wrong
10 Memorable
June event
14 Voice of America
org.
15 One over par
16 Uncommon
17 Dilapidated
19 Killer whale
20 No-no
21 Sense organ,
e.g.
23 Snobbishness
26 Recruiting gp.
27 Hit the mall
29 “American Pie”
songwriter
33 It’s over your
head
37 “Up and—I”
39 Multitude
40 Gymnast Korbut
41 Ask, as for
money, in slang
43 Overtime
causes
44 Answering
machine queue
46 Destiny
47 Farm females
48 Graceful and
slender
50 Security
problem
52 Gets ready to
drag
54 Pompous
59 Body shop
proposal
63 Gene Tierney
tide role
64 Pope after
BenedfctIV
65 Luftwaffe
weapon
68 Together, so to
speak
69 Verdugoof
“Marcus Welby
M.D."
70 Treaty
71 Islamic bigwig
72 Thrills
73 Ad. crossers
DOWN
1 Montana mining
city
2 Everyday
3 Rain clouds
4 Wooden shoe
5 President
between James
and Andrew
6 Up-to-date
7 Operatic prince
8 One with a kit,
perhaps
9 Early orbiting
satellite
10 Painter’s
protection
11 Old Dodge
12 With the bow,
in music
13 Academic
period
18 Lane in
Metropolis
22 Engrave using
acid
24 1979 Mideast
exile
25 Musical theme
28 “She-toves-me”
indicator?
30 Lake north of
Ohio
31 Mideast capital
32 Nitti’s nemesis
33 Enormous birds
34 Ancient
Norwegian king
35 Eye up and
down
36 Narragansett
Bay city
38 Trumpet
accessories
42 Garden
stimulant
45 Arise (from)
49 Gets around
51 Narc’s find
53 Subway entry
feature
55 Some oil
users
56 Oompah
instruments
57 Build
58 Pub diversion
59 End of a threat
60 Geological
stratum
61 Writer
Morrison
62 Not odd
66 Gridiron
position
67 —relief
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