WANTED
Reliable drivers and dancers. Excellent pay! Please call
477-7102.*
Work With Children
•Do you enjoy working with infants/toddlers or
pre-school age children?
•Are you excited about the development of children?
•Would you like to be eligible for a tuition scholarehip?
If so. the Gallup Chid Development Center may have a
position for you. Call our Interviewing Center Today!
486-6700. Monday-Friday. 9am-5pm. EOE.
Afternoon and overnight sitter needed for 5 and 13 year
old. Monday-Friday. approximately 5pm-7am every
other week. 476-2048 from 1-4pm. Call 430-6959 any
time.
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
C hours 3:00pm-5:00pm. Must enjoy children and
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,__
Looking for someone to spend 3-4 hours, three days a
week doing fun activities with 2 children, ages 7 and
10. Hours and days flexible. Please call Pat or Lisa at
402-464-8385. ^
Nanny wanted for 4 month old. 10-20 hours a week
through summer. Can work with school schedule.
483-0640.
Need babysitter for 2 month old. Flexible hours.
477-6056.
Need sitter in my home. Tuesday, Thursday
12:30-5:30. Kids ages 8,6, and 2. $67hour. 488-9362.
Summer help only. Care for 3 boys. 10am-5pm week
days. 477-1162.
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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.
Appl^toPam Royal or Carol Nelson at 340 CBA or call
Attention!! Attention!!
Colege 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 aid 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 roles yet I
build rapport; manage conflict effectively; and teach
daily living and job related skills.
Hours & Salary:
Dorm Advisor, #26-00002DO, (1 position)-10:30 PM to
830^AM Monday/Tuesday through 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? Hour 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 dosing date of 5/15/00. Applicants who need
accommodation in the selection process should re
quest this in advance.
DAS-State Personnel Division i s located at 301 Cen
tennial Mall South, Lincoln, NE, 68509-4095, (402)
471-2075.
An EEO/AA Employer
$8-12 per hour. Painting Houses & Apartments
Mid-M|^ through Mid-August. Decide own hours. Call
BW3’s
Now hiring aU positions with competition wages. Apply
within. Fun summer work atmosphere. 1328 PStreet.
Help Wanted
For Custom Harvesting. Combine operators and truck
drivers. Experience preferred. Good summer wages.
Cal (970)483-7490 evenings.
Johnson Poured Walls seeking summer help. Call
730-5773.
Lifeguards Wanted
Juneto Auguet
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 campkitakidaol.com.
Like To Cook?
Don't need to be a pro, just be dependable and
friendly! YMCA Camp Kitaki, 434-9225 or
campkitakidaol.com.
Stable Position
15-20 hours per week, am hours only. Monday-Friday,
Saturday also available. Must be good at handling
horses. Good pay. Donha, 489-2185, 98th and A
Street.
Still Need A Summer Job?
Outdoors, Fun, Friends; Grounds crew starts May
261 YMCA Camp Kitaki in Lincoln for an applica
tion at (402) 434-9225 or email
campkitakidaol.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 Jobe. NY, RA, 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; 1-809-443-6428;
www.8ummercampemploymerrt.com
Summer Is Coming!
Do you need experience? Money? Desire a challenge?
Opportunity to travel? Want to have all of this in one
summer job? CaM 1 -800-776-2941.
Summer staff needed for middle school day camp.
Part-time and full-time. Cali 475-0805.
I Summer staff needed for school-age child care. I
Fun program in elementary schools. 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 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.
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ACROSS
1 World’s largest
desert
7 Donkey
10 Unwanted
e-mail
14 Not digital, as a
watch
15 Quilting social
16 Motivate
17 Bitter outburst
18 Soldier’s shoe
20 Opposite of
WNW
21 Wasn’t sure
23 Bills
26 Prefix with
athlete
27 Stagger
31 Revel noisily
33 The Power of
Positive
Thinking’’ author
34 1972 Oscar
refuser
36 Banned
insecticide
38 Prickly husk
39 Poker players,
at times
41 Ready-to-plant
plot
44 Barley beard
45 ABA member
47 Stays away from
48 Staff figures
51 Movie seat
feature
53 Steve’s singing
partner
54 Brock of
baseball
55 March honoree,
for short
58 Shutout
61 Tony winner
Hagen
62 Popular line
dance
65 Feline agitator
68 Lacking
moisture
69 Any person
70 Shrine speaker
71 Claims
72 Ex-cager Unseid
73 Startofa
director’s cry
DOWN
1 Fully gratified
2 Cordial
flavoring
3 Foolish
4 Pie —mode
5 Angler’s gear
6 Ripened
7 Renounced
formally
8 Shore fliers
9 Faction
10 Overpower by
force
11 Paid athlete
12 In the past
13 Encountered
19 Cold-water
seaweed
22 Giant star
24 A lot
25 Faction
28 Sharp blow from
behind
29 Hinted
30 Flocks
32 Small marsh
bird
34 Support
35 In an untrained
manner
37 Duct drop
40 Rocky Balboa
portrayer
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42 Pre-holiday
times
43 “—thouknow
me...?”
Shak.
46 Acting
companies
49 Monsters
50 Alluring
52 Campaign
slingings
56 Lopsided
57 Records, in a
way
59 Hearty meal
60 EPA science
62 Spoiled
63 Debunked
mentalist Geller
64 Pen end
66 Paul’s “Exodus”
role
67 Schoolyard
game
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