WANTED
Reliable Driver's and Dander’s. Excellent payl Please
caH 477-7102.
Work With Children
•Do you enjoy working with infante/toddlers or
pre-school age chiktoen?
•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 Todayl
486-6700, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. EOE.
Afternoon and overnight sitter needed for S and 13 year
old. Mon-Fri. Approximately 5 p.m. - 7 a.m. every other
week. 476-2048 m>m 1-4pm. Call 430-6959 anytime.
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 daughter's ac
tivities. Williamsburg area. Please call Cameron,
420-7721.
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.
WE WANT YOU!
Looking for individuals that enjoy children ages 6
weeks through sixth grade. Work in an infant/toddler,
pre-school or before and after school program or sub
stitute in these programs. If you’re interested, contact
Family Service for an application at 501 S 7th, Lincoln,
NE 68508. if you require accommodation to apply for
interview, please contact the Human Resources office
at 441-7949. EEOC.
Looking For A Work Study Job
On Either City/East Campus?
The Libraries have a variety of positions available.
$5.40-$5.65/hour, choice of day, evening or weekend
hours. Apply Love Library, Room 141.472-3963.
The Department of Economics is seeking a student
with work study voucher for this summer to do a varie
ty of clerical tasks including: use of IBM computer, op
erating copy machines, some phones and some library
research. Computer experience is preferred, $6/hour.
Apply to Pam Royal or Carol Nelson at 340 CBA or call
472-2319.
Attention!! Attention!!
College Students in Human Services
Looking for Summer Work?
Seeking State experience?
Look no further! Your answer is with SOS!!
* * * The following positions are based on
availability of funding * *
Specialized Office Services (SOS), a State run tempo
rary employment service, is actively recruiting individu
als with excellent counseling, and interpersonal skills.
We are needing individuals to serve as Dorm Advisors
and Counselors for Services for the Visually Impaired.
Positions will last 6 weeks, beginning 6/30/00 and last
ing through 8/10/00.
Duties Include:
✓ Establishing and maintaining a safe environment for
visually impaired teenagers in a residential setting.
✓ Reinforcing agency philosophy to promote inde
pendence and self-esteem.
✓ Advising and assisting students in solving personal
problems.
✓ Giving instruction in daily living skills.
✓ Coordinating recreational activities.
✓ Leading seminars on work-related topics.
✓ Reporting progress to supervisory staff.
Requirements:
✓ Two years of college course work or equivalent work
experience in human service setting.
✓ Strong interpersonal skills.
✓ Skills in presenting information to groups or individ
uals.
✓ Counseling skills.
✓ Ability to work with adolescents: reinforce rules yet
build rapport; manage conflict effectively; and teach
daily living and job related skills.
Hours & Salary:
Dorm Advisor, #26-00002DD, (1 position)-10:30 PM to
$9*00/hr ^onday^uesday Thursday/Friday
Dorm Counselor, #26-00001 DD, (2 positions)-8 AM to
11 PM Saturday and Sunday (with 2 half hour breaks)
$9.50/hr.
Dorm Counselor, #26-00001 DD, (1 position)-2:30 PM
to 11 PM Monday through Friday $9.50/hr.
Interested? How to apply? You may electronically at
www.wrk4neb.org, or submit an application to our of
fice, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM on or be
fore the closing date of 5/15/00. Applicants who need
accommodation in the selection process should re
quest this in advance.
OAS-State Personnel Division i s located at 301 Cen
tennial Mall South, Lincoln, NE, 68509-4095, (402)
471-2075.
$8-12 per hour. Painting Houses & Apartments
Mid-May through Mid-August. Decide own hours. Call
484-755/_
Agronomy field research assistant in weed science.
$6-S6.20/hour plus overtime. No experience necessary,
but must be in good physical condition. Contact Sean
Evans at 472-9583.
Help Wanted
For Custom Harvesting. Combine operators and truck
drivers. Experience preferred. Good summer wages.
Call (970)483-7490 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: Bop Counselors,
Grounds Crew, Video Production, Cook. Contact
YMCA Camp Kitaki in Lincoln for an application at
434-9225 or e-mail campkitakiOaol.com.
Like To Cook?
Don’t need to be a pro, just be dependable and
friendlyl YMCA Camp Kitaki, 434-9225 or
campkitakiOaol.com.
Live And Work
In The Mountains!
Camp counselors needed for Girl Scout resident camp
in the mountains southwest of Denver, CO. General
counselors and program specialists in: HORSEBACK
RIDING, HIKING, ROPES COURSE, and NATURE
AWARENESS. Must enjoy working with girls in an out
door setting. Early June-early August. Salary plus room
and board. MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIFE OF A
GIRL! Work at camp-the experience of a lifetime! Call
303-778-0109, ext. 281 or email: rhondamOgsmhc.org
for more information.
Still Need A Summer Job?
Outdoors, Fun, Friends; Grounds crew starts May
26! YMCA Camp Kitaki'in Lincoln for an applica
tion at (402) 434-9225 or email
campkitakiOaol.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 Pom, 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.summercampemploymentcom
bummer in Chicago
Child care and light housekeeping for suburban Chica
go families. Responsible, loving, non-smoking person,
all Northfieid Nannies at (847) 501-5354,
Summer Is Coming!
Do you need experience? Money? Desire a challenge?
Opportunity to travel? Want to have all of this in one
summer job? Call 1 -800-776-2941,
I Summer staff needed for school-age child care. I
Fun program in elementary schools. 475-0805.
Summer staff needed for middle school day camp. .
Part-time and full-time. Call 475-0805.
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.
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 broadcasthg 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. EQE.
Drug testing may be required.
ATTENTION STUDENTS
Own a computer? Earn extra $500-4000/month
part-time/full-time. Free booklet.
www.imtheboss.cjb.net.
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All 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.
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buddies?"
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Congratulations May and August graduates: Brenda
Chrastil, Mindi McMann, Trisha Meuret, Alan Neitfeldt,
Cindy Warnes, Joel Wiegert, and Jefferey Woodford!
Congratulations Mindi for Phi Beta Kappa selection!
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 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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Congratulations to Ibe following authors whose work t
has Been accepted forthe 2000-2001 issue df Laurusl
Meghen Baumeister, Sara BithoS.Linnea Boswell, Deb
orah Brandon, Joe Fraas, Derek Hyatte, Sommer
Jindra, John Kastning, Doug Kiser, Mary Kate Logan,
Sean Murray, Francesca Petty, Katherine Rapkin, Joe
Schwarz, Andrew Shaw, Megan Sheets, Angela Marie
Smith, Holly Stanley, Heather Svoboda, Eric Tang, Emi
ly Waibel, Seth Wickowicz, Jenny Wolfe.
Thanks to all who contributed!
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 charae 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.
North Forty Golf Course
For students 21 years or age and older, take a break
from studying and bring your UNL ID card to purchase
a $5 round of golf and $1 draws at the leaderboard
lounge. This offer only lasts from Monday-Friday until
the end of finals week. 8101 Adams.
NU Equestrian Team
Congratulations for a very successful year.
♦ Regional Champions
♦ Third at Zones
♦ Nationals Bound
Good luck in Atlanta to Shauna Inberg, Kelly Novak,
Alesia Purdy, Uz Selig and Leslie Hinnchs.
NU on Wheels
The final weekend for NU on Wheels will be May 4-6,
2000. Thanks for making our first year such a success.
We will not be running during the summer months but
we look forward to giving you a ride in August.
nuonwheels@unl.edu.
Phi Beta Lambda
Congratulations to the new PBL officers:
President: Shawn Custard
VP: Ryan Ragsdale
Treasurer: Joe Matthes
Reporting Secretary: Tiffany Bring
Recording Secretary: April Connealy
PTS Coordinator: Mollie Bornemeier
CBA/SAB Rep: Justin Clements
Sophomores
In case we missed you, those of you with a GPA of
3.75 or above are welcome to attend our sophomore
reception. You must RSVP today at
mbice1@bigred.unl.edu.
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Travelers seeking travelers. Join the sixdegrees Travel
Club 2000 and get connected. Meet new people and
stay in touch with those you know at
www.sixdegrees.com. Join now and receive a free CD
complete with games, animation and music, including
the sounds of Smash Mouth and Tonic.
FCA
We will be having a meeting this Sunday at 7pm, up
stairs in the Union. EVERYONE WELCOME!!!
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.
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Congratulations to Leonna Griffin on being accepted to
study abroad in Russia next semester.
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Come to the-.biggest one of 'em all. Farmer's Ball.
We'll party tIH the rooster crows. Friday. April 28. Bus
ses leaving AGR at 8:30.
Delta SigmaVheta Sorority, Inc. Presents.l.The Delta
Date Auction. Saturday, April 29 at 7pm in the Student
Union Auditorium.
Farmhouse
Congratulations to Paul Pankonin on being appointed
President of the Navigators.
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Congratulations to Alissa Kalkworf for her internship at
Lucent Technologies!
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Congratulations to Merry Stackhouse for being called
back for Scarlet & Cream! Good luck!
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5 Andy’s boy
9 Future star
14 Earthen pot
15 Dawn, to Donne
16 Maine college
town
17 “Et tu, Brute,”
e.g.
20 Orbital point
21 Unfledged
pigeon
22 Language
ending
23 —generis
25 “Star Wars”
creature
27 Great Mosque
site
33 Impresario
Hurok
34 Spoils*
35 Campus letter
37 Quartet member
39 House-to-house
offerings, maybe
42 Deli side
43 Permission
45 Splits open
47 Field output
48 Screenplay,
for one
52 Row
53 New Jersey
eager
54 Refs call
57 “Affliction’ actor
60 Bird of verse
64 Title for this
• puzzle
67 Venusian or
Venetian .
68 Business sch.
* course
69 “Howsweet—r
70 Still
71 ‘Five Women”
author Jaffa
72 Druid, e.g,
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1 Chesterfield
2 Thunderous
sound
3 Beggar’s
request
4 Red Guard
' philosophy
5 Mantric
syllables
6 D.C. figures
7 Desert Storm
target
8 Comes after
9 Texas team
10 El Dorado
treasure
11 Como classic
12 Breaks off
13 Controversial
Pete
18 Everyday
19 Playground
shooters
24 Time — My
Side”
26 Cheryl’s
“Charlie’s
Angels” role
27 Passed (out)
28 Site to unite
29 Whisper sweet
nothings
30 Wombs
31 Domed home
32 Full tilt
33 Actor Mineo
36 Shoemaker’s
holemaker
38 Roundish
40 Fashion first
name
41 Stretch
44 Noted
46 Rigorous
49 Presently
50 Money
handler
51 Showing
stress? s
54 Baht spender
55 Ceramics
equipment
56 Comics dog
58 Tijuana treat
59 Harrow rival
61 One way to
choose
62 Nefarious
63 Eggs locale
65
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66 Pinch opening?
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