Waitresses, bartenders, cooks. Apply in person at
Bleachers 5601 S. 56th #20 in the Alamo Center.
Work on teaching improvement for UNL in the Teach
ing-Learning Center. Clerk-Typist with Macintosh ex
penence (MS Work, FileMaker Pro). Work-Study desira
ble. Salary $6.00/hr; FT/PT summer employment. To
apply, call Shelley 472-3079._
Work With Children
• Do you enjoy working with infants/toddlers or
pre-school age children? I
•Are you excited about the development of children?
•Would you like to be eligible for a tuition scholarship?
If so, the Gallup Child Development Center may have a
position for you. Call our Interviewing Center Today!
486-6700, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. EOE.
YOU WANT CASUAL?
How about blue jeans, tennis shoes and t-shirts?
Excellent Student Jobs!!
Part time now, full time, temporary during summer
WE PROVIDE
*♦ Excellent Working Conditions
•* No Weekends or Evenings
■* Work Rain or Shine
■* Miscellaneous Warehouse Duties
•* We Employ Males and Females
$7.00 per Hour
Nebraska Book
Company, Inc.
470fi S. 19th St.
(South of the Penitentiary, East of Square D Com
pany)
EOE
Child care needed, 16-20 hours/week during summer
break. Valid driver's license required. Call 489-3405.
Childcare needed for 3 and 6 year old, July and Au
gust. and after school care during the 2000-2001
school year. Summer hours 8:30am-5:00pm, school
year hours 3:00pm-5:00pm. Must enjoy children and
have your own transportation. Call 420-2529.
Energetic, outgoing, happy person wanted to watch
9-year-old this summer. Must have car. 7:30 a.m.-6
p.m.. Must also enjoy cooking, laundry, running er
rands. being organized, and setting up daughters' ac
tivities. Williamsburg area. Please call Carfferon.
420-7721
NANNIES NEEDED
For one year position. Great salary, benefits, working
conditions, loving families, pre-screened. Local recruit
er. 423-5832.
Helping Hands -Greenwich, CT
Nanny wanted for 4 month old. 10-20 hours a week
through summer. Can work with school schedule.
483-0640.
Summer help only. Care for 3 boys. 10am-5pm week
days. 477-1162.
Looking For A Work Study Job
On Either City/East Campus?
The Libraries have a variety of positions available.
$5.40-S5.65/hour, choice of day, evening or weekend
hours. Apply Love Library. Room 141.472-3963.
$8-12 per hour. Painting Houses & Apartments
Mid-May through Mid-August. Decide own hours. Call
464-7557
Agronomy field research assistant in weed science.
$6-$6.20/hour plus overtime. No experience necessary,
but must be in good physical condition. Contact Sean
Evans at 472-9563.
Help Wanted
For Custom Harvesting. Combine operators and truck
drivers. Experience preferred. Good summer waqes.
Call (970)463-7490 evenings.
Johnson Poured Walls seeking summer help. Call
730-5773.
Lifeguards Wanted
June to August
Enjoy the outdoors working at Camp Kitaki's Pool
or Lake as a lifeguard. Work with 65 other Co-ed
college staff, valuable leadership experience,
training, salary, room and board, making a differ
ence to kids and friends. The best thing you’ll ever
get paid to do! Other Positions: Boys Counselors,
Grounds Crew, Video Production, Cook. Contact
YMCA Camp Kitaki in Lincoln for an application at
434-9225 or e-mail campkitaki@aol.com.
I Like To Cook?
■ Don't need to be a pro, just be dependable and I
■ friendly! YMCA Camp Kitaki, 434-9225 or I
■ campkitaki@aol.com.
Still Need A Summer Job?
Outdoors, Fun, Friends; Grounds crew starts May I
26! YMCA Camp Kitaki in' Lincoln for an applica- I
tion at (402) 434-9225 or email I
campkitaki@aol.com.
SUMMER
PLAYGROUND JOBS
If you are in the education field or are taking summer
school and need a summer job where you are done by
noon, call the Lincoln Parks & Recreation Playground
Office, Irving Rec. Center, 2010 Van Dorn, 441-7952.
Summer camp counselors, instructors, cooks, office
and horse staff. www.coloradomountainranch.com
1-800-267-9573.
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,
Rockclimbing, Ropes, Dance, Piano Accompanist, Dra
ma, Ceramics, Woodshop, Arts and Crafts, Nature,
RN’s, Chef. Arlene Streisand; 1-800-443-6428;
www.summercampemployment.com
Your Staffing Partner
Summer Jobs
Competitive Salaries - Flexible Schedules
• Office and Clerical
• Multi-line Phones
• Data Entry
• Customer Service
Call Today!
__(402) 476-4949
Summer Positions Available
Not sure what you are doing yet this summer? Join the
NLOM Summer Ministry Team 2000. A few positions
are still available including counselors, lifeguards,
wranglers, health care specialists, creative art special
ists, maintenance, food service workers, and many
more. We offer room and board, free laundry facilities,
$1650 salary plus a $300 tuition credit. For application
information call NLOM toll free at 888-656-6254 or
check out our web site at www.ntom.org.
I Summer staff needed for school-age child care I
Fun program in elementary schools. 475-0805.
Summer Work
Need a summer job fast? Make $6,000 + run your own
business, travel, college credit. Only a few positions
left. Call 1 -800-776-2941.
Swim Instructors-WSI r~
And Lifeguards
For Red Cross lessons. Part-Fme from June 19-August
4. $6-$6.75/hour. Apply at 220 Oak Creek Drive or call
441-6391.
Summer staff needed for middle school day camp.
Part-time and full-time. Call 475-0805.
Opportunity Internship
KOLN/KGIN-TV is currently seeking applicants for its
paid Opportunity Internship Program for the Summer of
2000. This is a 13-week paid internship designed for
minority students interested in the broadcasting indus
try. This part-time position provides an opportunity to
work in most areas of television. Applicants need not
be broadcast majors. Questions answered by Emily
Edwards at 467-4321. Send resume with cover letter
to: Personnel Assistant: KOLN/KGIN-TV: PO Box
30350; Lincoln, NE 68503. Deadline: 5/19/00. EOE.
Drug testing may be required.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Own a computer? Earn extra $500-4000/month
part-time/full-time. Free booklet.
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600s Notices
Ail stressed out and nowhere
to study?
The staff of the Nebraska Alumni Association invites
you to use the Wick Alumni Center for your finals week
studyfest. Snack and solace are provided FREE of
charge! Study hours: Monday, May 1 8am-midnight;
Tuesday, May 2 8am-midnight; Wednesday, May 3
8am-midnight. FREE snacks and beverages including
dinner provided by Burger King on Monday and Tues
day. All at the Wick Alumni Center, 1520 R St.
congratulations to CdA SAB
Officers for 2000-01
President Allyson Friez, V.P. Carey Schildt, Treasurer
Ann Vlach, Secretary Jocelyn Rooertshaw, APC Justin
Clements, Patrick Pepper, Recruitment Jessica
Leporte, Todd Mattox, Shawoding Ryan Merrill, PR Lo
gan Veath, Diversity Derek Maurstad, Social Dave War
ren, Historian Carri Nelson.
DEAD WEEK
Absolutely NO finals may be given during Dead Week.
Finals can ONLY be moved to another time DURING
FINALS WEEK with the unanimous consent of the
class. Quizzes are acceptable. Stop by the ASUN of
fice, 136 Nebraska Union with questions or complaints
or call 472-2581.
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-m 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 Advisor(s) 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 68588-0458
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Vote...Nebraska-Bob Reeker
www.geodties.com/sixpack_bob
Acuvue/Surevue contact lenses $17.50/box. Postage
free with four box order. Write tkirk@interkan.net for
more information.
If you attended classes in the spring of 2000 at UNL
but reside in Omaha for the summer, you are eligible to
use the Campus Recreation Facilities at UNO at a mini
mal charge of only $37.25 for the summer. Stop by the
Health, Physical, Education and Recreation Building,
Room 100 and show us your current Student I.D. to
purchase a pass to exercise, play sports or swim. For
more information call 554-2539.
ISA congratulates Steve on his acceptance to Epsilon
PiTaul Way to go!
North Forty Golf Course
For students 21 years of age & older, take a break from
studying and bring your UNL ID card to purchase a $5
round or golf and $1 draws at the leaderboard lounge.
This offer only lasts from Mon-Fri. until the end of finals
week. 8101 Adams.
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stay in touch with those you know at
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DIABETES SUPPORT
GROUP MEETING
TODAY at Old Chicago Restaurant
5pm
For students with diabetes,
spouses and fhends welcome!
Call 472-7477 for more information.
Parking Advisory Committee
The Parking Advisory Committee will meet Friday, April
28, 2000 at 3pm at Parking and Transit Services, 625
Stadium Dr., Suite A.
Pre O.T. Club
Elections at Maggie Moo’s, 16th & Q at 7pm Thursday,
April 27. For info cal! Sara at 436-9348.
The Independent Students Association invites every
one to our final meeting April 27, 6pm at BW3’s.
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Come to the biggest one of 'em all. Farmer's Ball.
We’ll party till the rooster crows. Friday. April 28. Bus
ses leaving AGR at 8:30.
An
Congratulations to Matt Domeier on being this year's
recipient of the G.W. award. You sure are making us
proud. Keep up the good work.
-Your Brothers
An
Congratulations to Monte Else and Fieath Mello on re
ceiving the Frank Holgren and C.B. Schultz scholar
ship. Good job guys.
___ -Your Brothers
ahT
Congratulations to Robert Joseph and Andy
Schuerman on receiving their Gamma Gamma awards;
and to Todd Franzen on receiving the Gamma Gamma
and John Abrahamson awards. Good job guys.
-Your Brothers
AOIIAn
Congratulations to the Co-rec Softball team on their B
League Championship. Good job to everyone that
played. We look forward to strokin' the bats with you
next year!
-Men of AFT
FarmHouse
Congratulations to Eric Keetle on being named NHRI
co-cnair for the Ropeview project.
- Your Brother's
KA
Congratulations to Amy Knowlton for her summer In
ternship at the Rose Theatre!
»in AOT, your sisters
KA~
Congratulations to Andrea Slater for her position in
Student Court and being elected president of the
Kappa Delta Alumni Association!
_o in AOT, your sisters
KA
Congratulations to Cheri Olinger for getting accepted
into UNL's Law School!
* in AOT, your sisters
Triangle
Congratulations to our new officers: President, Travis
Dendinger; Vice President, Mike Fields; Treasurer,
Royce Leaders; Recording Secretary, Allen Beaudette;
Bursar, Matt Manning; IFC, Corey Brunken; Alumni Re
lations, Corey Brunken; Steward, Jeremy Befort; Intra
murals, Todd Heubner; MDC, Mike Balash; Philanthro
py, Bill Boldt; Scholastic, Ivan Leaders; House
Mananger, Jay Schroeder; Public Relations, Brad
Kutschkau; Social, Jeremy Knapp; Photographer, Abe
Babcock; Rush, Tyler Heikes and Jeremy Knapp;
Health Aide, Jeremey Knapp; Summer House Manaqer,
Mike Fields;
-Your brothers
YOU’VE PROBABLY SEEN OUR AD OVER
AND OVER AGAIN...
and wondered “Is this the right job for me?”
If you like talking on the phone, but don’t want
to sell widgets or do surveys, then this IS the
right job for you!
You’ll be an
•ACTIVIST
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•FUNDRAISER
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standards, to protect the environment, and for women’s
rights.
Flexible scheduling, $8.25 per
hour guaranteed. Great
Management team who cares
about you. Call 476-1010 to
set up an interview
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Thanks to everyone that supported the Blue Iris Flower
Drive. Especially the ladies of Tri-Delta.
-Men of Theta Xi
NU ID holder with two keys and ID lost Friday morning
on campus. Reward. Call 436-0311 or return to DN.
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insects
19 the Mood for
Love"
20 Feigns feeling
22 Schubert’s‘The
— King"
23 Family
nickname
24 Start of a Poitier
movie title
25 Crowd in
Coblenz?
26 Neurologist’s
order
27 Pitcher?
28 Attended
informally
29 Otherworldly
type
32 Sharing word
33 Artist who
created the
mobile
37 Kitchen burners
38 Doubtful
39 Sheepish?
40 Microwave
41 Leg, in slang
44 Brief time
periods
45 Kind of colony or
code
47 He sang about
Alice
48 Light lead-in
49 Storage area
50 --do-well
51 Chemical
indicator
53 “Yadayada
yada”
55 Assembles
56 Performs in
period
costumes, say
57 Put under
58 Uncalled-for
DOWN
1 Feast alternative
d wnoopis
“Ghost” role
3 Behind
4 Swedish coin
5 Operated
6 Artistic
curiosity
7 Raised an
outcry
8 Help for the
powerless?
9 Farmer, at
times
10 Gardner and
others
11 Heading:
Abbr.
12 Referred (to)
13 Winter hazard
14 Cosmetic item
21 Bill addition
25 Like many
newspapers
28 Sail support
29 Cellular
transmitters
30 Past one’s
bedtime
31 Powers that
be
32 Zip through
33 bimon the
Zealot et al.
34 Dynamo
35 Brought out
36 Banter
40 Buddhist
sect
41 Constantine I's
land
42 Red ones are
most urgent
43 Bog
45 Quaint
46 French
secondary
school
47 Conductor
Dorati
49 Final stroke,
usually
52 Oak Ridge
Boys’ record
label
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