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Spirit of giving alive with Angel project BY JILL CONNER Students wanting to spread a little Christmas cheer beyond their own stockings can do so by simply taking an Angel off trees stationed around campus and town. The Angel Tree project is sponsored by the Salvation Army, local businesses and organiza tions and the general public, said Judy Timperley, a Salvation Army administrative assistant The trees are at different areas of Lincoln, including the University of Nebraska -Lincoln, and are adorned with tags sug gesting gifts for sponsors to pur chase. Those who buy any item can return the unwrapped gift to any of die tree sites or to the Salvation Army, 5701 Dogwood Dr. Cash donations and checks made out to Salvation Army are also accept ed, Timperley said. The Angel Trees on campus are sponsored by the Residence Hall Association and the Association of Students of the University of Nebraska. RHA took 540 tags, Timperley said. “Total, we have possibly 4500 tags at different locations in Lincoln,” she said. The trees will be on campus for two weeks at the following sites: the Nebraska Union; Selleck Residence Hall; Cather, Pound, Neihaidt Residence Halls; Harper, Schramm, Smith Residence Halls; Abel, Sandoz Residence Halls and the Nebraska East Union. Jessica Hegr, a secondary edu cation major and chairwoman of 7t is important to know that not everybody has the means to support their own family and provide gifts for the holiday season." Jessica Hegr chairwoman of the RHA Students Action committee the RHA Student Action commit tee, stressed the importance of the Angel Ifee. “I think during die Christmas season, many of us get wrapped up in our own Christmas list,” she said. “It is important to know that not everybody has the means to support their own family and pro vide gifts for the holiday season.” Any student who takes a tag can return the gift to any of the trees on campus in the next two weeks, she said. Timperley said the gifts are then placed on shelves, just like at a store, in a room where parents can choose toys for their children. Although the Angel Trees have been sponsored by the Salvation Army for a number of years, this is the fourth year they will be spon sored on campus Hegr said. "We are trying to publicize it more this year,” Hegr said. RHA and ASUN are publiciz ing this year's project by holding a Angel Tbee Project Celebration on December 8™ at 8 p.m. at the Culture Center. The event will include food, drinks and music. Nature, number of cases released RECORDS from page!_ that all of the cases are investigat ed and decided confidentially and the results are kept secret. It is also a violation of UNL's Student Code of Conduct for any student or faculty member to dis close any details of a disciplinary hearing involving another stu dent. Part of the newspaper’s con cern was that there may be a pos sibility for a violent crime to be reported to and prosecuted sole ly by Judicial Affairs. Serious cases are referred to the criminal courts but students may not be prosecuted criminally because the university and the courts use different standards of evidence. Judicial Affairs Director Rosemary Blum said she could not remember any case like that in her year-and-a-half on the job. "Usually it is reported in the newspapers before I see it,” Blum said of how she often learns of potential conduct code viola tions. Griesen said that in serious cases the university usually requires that the details of any penalties must be released as part of the punishment In some cases, the victim may dictate whether the case is prose cuted criminally. "It’s possible we might have a serious case where the victim doesn’t want to report or the criminal charges have been dropped," Griesen said. In those cases, the university would be the only ones prosecuting. "The reason we don’t have a reasonable doubt standard is because we are trying to protect the community, not just punish individuals,” Griesen said! Both Griesen and Blum said they would be happy to release statistical information about the cases. Convention amendment sparks ire BYLAW from page 1 posal that would have had one delegate from nine different stu dent groups on the committee. Examples of these chosen organ izations were the Afrikan Peoples' Union and Students With Disabilities Advisory Board. The amendment was impor tant because minorities need to be represented in student gov ernment, she said. “ASUN is not representing a diverse number of students,” she said. "Whether or not they think they are - they’re not” Special Topics Chairman Urrvano Gamez said student organizations won’t be able to represent all minority students and someone would be left out “I feel that when you try to single out certain groups to rep resent a minority, it doesn’t work,” he said. Graduate Senator Jeffrey McCune said that excuse doesn’t cut it "I feel this is a cop-out to say that we can’t have representation because representation doesn't represent,” he said. Mashek said he and Schafer will consider everyone when making decisions about the com mittee. “Joel and I will protect every one as a student, not as a person of color, but as a student,” he said. McCune said that minority students don’t feel represented by ASUN. “Many students of color feel like they don’t have any voting power and that ASUN in itself is a white organization,” he said. Government Liaison Committee lobbyist Vincent Cogley told the senators to have faith the selected committee would be inclusive without seats given to any particular minority organization. "If you look amongst your selves, we have a very diverse group of people,” he said. “We achieved this without any pro portionment" Former ASUN President Andy Schuerman encouraged the senate to reserve seats for minority groups because ASUN has a history of emphasizing diversity. “This is a really good oppor tunity to put your money where your mouth is, and to ensure that there is some action to our words,” he said. “You really have a chance to say that you have a commitment to diversity.” Clements said her failed amendment showed that ASUN does not want to incorporate diversity into the constitutional convention. "I am very disappointed that ASUN has not gotten to the point where they recognize the need to truly value diversity,” she said. Law & Order Downtown beating, robbing injures man A Lincoln man was beaten up and robbed Tuesday evening as he walked downtown. The 40-year-old victim was walking west on G St. between 10th and 9th streets shortly before 7 p.m. when one of three men walking behind him asked for spare change, Lincoln Police Ofc. Katherine Finnell said. Then one of the three men hit the victim in the head and demanded money. The victim yielded his wallet, losing $50. The three men, who appeared to be teenagers, all wore dark clothing and blue bandannas on their faces. Transient man arrested after breaking into car University Police caught someone in the act of breaking into a car thanks to reports of a suspicious person in the area Hiesday. Police arrested the 30-year old man for theft after they found him sitting in a Jeep with his pockets stuffed with CDs in the commuter and faculty lot north of Memorial Stadium at 11:20 a.m., Assistant Chief Mylo Bushing said. Bobby Rogers, who is a tran sient, initially told police the Jeep belonged to his cousin Jeff. Police called the car’s owner, who was not named Jeff, and then arrested Rogers. Police were alerted to Rogers' activities by someone who called to report it. Bushing encouraged people to report any suspicious activity, espe cially if someone is lurking in a parking lot. Compiled by Josh Funk 200s m 205 Bicycles For Sale GT mountain bike for sale. 18* frame, 21 speed, Rockshox, Shimano agmppnri Recent tune, new cranks. $350 obo.’ 476-4679, email at m_willitaOhotmail.com. 216 Computers For Sale IBM, Dell, Compaq, Toshiba Laptops. Prices from $295. 30-Day Warranty visit www.usadtaptopa.com. 220 Furniture For Sale Full and Queen size mattress sets. New and in plastic. Never used. 10 years warranty. Retail for $439 and $639. Sell for $165 for the Full, Queen $195,477-1225. 240 Misc. For Sale Burton Snowboards Boots, bindings and clothing. 27th & Vine. 475-BIKE Get the results you deserve! Live a healthy lifestyle with a new proven herbal supplement. 100% money back guarantee. 525-8572. Refrigerator for sale, full-sized. $85. Ask for chad or Jenny condition. Surplus City imoflauge, airsoft pistol Scooters, camoflauge, airsoft pistols, jeans and much more. 3241 South 13th. 420-5151. 270 Ticket Exchange OpenSeats.com For NU season and bowl game tickets. Buy or sell your tickets on Openseats.com. It's fans helping fans on the net We’re now buying Big 12 Championship Tickets! Ace Sports & Tickets Oak Park MaH, Overland Park. KS 1-800-223-6024 Mon.-Sat. 9am-9pm, Sunday 11 am-6pm 290 Vehicles For Sale 1991 Write GEO Traker convertabte, 51,000 mi les. $4,000. Call 770-5637. , KBB $5400. Asking for 1995 Mitsubishi Mirage. Silver, auto, cruise, du al air bags, 87,300 mites, $4400 o6o. 436-8835. ‘95 Tercel, 2 door auto, $3450. ‘94 Sentra, 4 door auto, $3450. ‘97 Metro, 2 door 5 speed, $3450. '91 626, 4 door auto, $2950. ‘91 Stanza, 4 door auto, $2950. Baer's Auto, 1647 South 3rd, 477-6442. Sell your CAR or TRUCK with pictures FREE on the internet at www ezcartoc etor.com. 300s 365 Legal Services Auto Accidents & DWI Other criminal matters, call Sanford Pollack, 476-7474. Automobile Accidents Call Dean Law Office, 17 years insurance claims experience, 435-2424. 370 Misc. Services BARTENDERS MAKE $100-$250 PER NIGHT! NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! CALL NOW!! 1 -800-981 -8168 ext 9073. Financial Problems? Let us help. Call Premium Financial toll free at 1-866-749-2925. We deal with good credit, bad credit and no credit For all your insurance needs: auto, home, health, life and business, call Jim Wallace at American Family Insurance, 1340 L St., Lincoln, NE 68508 or call 402-474-5077. 378 Pregnancy Free Pregnancy Test Birthright is a confidential helping hand. Please call for appointment or more information, 483-2609. Check out our website www.birtfMlght.org. 400s wemtm 400 Roommates Female roommate wanted. $210 * 1/3 other. Please call (402) 890-4887. Female, nonsmoker to share 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment, spring semester $250/month plus 1/3 utilities. Call 474-6978. GRADUATING IN DECEMBER! Looking to get your own insurance? Need short-term health insurance before you start a job? We have it all: Auto, Renters, Health, and Life. Call 24 hrs 477-8383. 400 Roommates Grad student needed to share new 3 bedroom townhome with single mother. $325+ utilities. 423-0763. Male/female to share 3 bedroom/3 bath duplex, Jan-May. $275 plus 1/3 utilities/month. Laid back atmosphere. Call 730-5645. Roommate needed for second semester, 3 bed room house off campus. Cali Brooke or Lisa 476-4199. Roommate needed to share nice 2 bedroom apartment. $275/month and 1/2 utilities. Call 438-7206. Roommate needed. M/F. Cheap rent and nice house. No security deposit. Cali 325-8796. Leave message • Seeking broad minded female roomate for large, safe comfortable home between campuses. $300, utilities paid, 890-4127. 430 Houses For Rent $650,1427 N 24th, 3 bedroom, central air, dish washer, W/D, no pets. 580-1121. 1112 North 28th. 3 bedroom. Available soon. $660 + deposit. 489-8269. 440 Duplexes For Rent $760,1135 North 32nd, 4 bedroom, 2t»th. New paint, carpet Washer/Dryer, dishwasher, central air. Between campuses. 580-1121. 1621 E, large 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, wood floors, skylight pet $30, $780,423-4560. 4811 S 45th. Nice two bedroom. Garage. Private yard. $670.421-2159. Deluxe 4 Bedroom/2 Bath 2701 N. 37th or 808 Peach. Near new. Between Campuses. Low Utilities. Washer and drier in cluded. No Pets. Available January 1. $995. 474-5327. Huge 4 bedroom, 2 bath. New. Washer/drier, dishwasher. Available December 1st. $840. 1115 South 1 st. 429-0128 or 466-5626. Large, two bedroom, oak floors, recently updat ed, no dogs, W/D, C/A, off street parking. $525. 402-944-2846. http:\\on.to\joerent Take your pick, Brand New close to UNL 4 B/R 2 Bath. 1 stall Gar. W/D. 2225 R St. $940 or large 4 B/R 2 bath $695 at 375 N 33rd. N/S N/P call Julian 432-7030 or Rembolt Homes 488-9222, www.rembolt.com. Walk to campus. Large remodeled 2 bedroom. Central Air. Washer/drier. Off-street parking. 2410 Vine. $525.432-6476. 450 Apartments For Rent ***Ck>se to City Campus*** 2 bedroom, electric-entry building, *439.00 & up. 475-7262. ***Efficiency Apartments*** Close to City Campus Water, Heat, and Gas Paid Available now. Call 477-4490. [parkview 2 bedroom 2 bath units available now! 1 bed room units also available. Just minutes from UNL campus. All appliances. Spacious. On site laundry. Controlled access. Call for move-in special. 438-0946 Tri-Win Properties. 2 bedroom, nice. Washer/Drier, dishwasher. Available now. 2343 W. $395. 429-0128 or 466-5626. 1932 R Street Available January. 2 bedroom. 1 bath. $425 plus electricity. Washer/dryer hookups, parking and lease. Call 475-3111 for more information. 2040 F. Clean, quiet, 1BR, new carpet, laundry, no pet/smoking, $345. Call 476-1363 or 450-4826. 3501 Baldwin. 2 bedroom. Large, nicely deco rated, balcony, parking, laundry, no smoking. Available December 20. $460.464-4696. AVAILABLE NOW! 1,2 and 3 Bedrooms 402-465-8911 www.HIPrealty.com *NEAR CAMPUS ★ 1 BR, Heat/water/trash paid, appliances, W/D, 3 closets, blinds, laundry, parking, $375. 2 BR newer, appliances, W/D, blinds, ceramic kitchen-bath-entry, laundry, parking, $475. 2504 Vine St., 402-489-4857. Large Efficiency on UNL Campus Open in January. $375. No smoking/pets. Park ing included. Call Julie 475-4453. Now leasing for 2nd semester move-ins. Short term leases available. Meadow Wood. Heated pool. Jacuzzi fitness center. 1 & 2 bedrooms. Lots of closets. Convenient location. Beautiful landscape. Country quiet. On site manage ment/maintenance. 7th & Superior. 476-3393. One BR, close to campus, newly remodeled, wood floor, C/A, ceiling fan, ready to move in mid-December or January 1. $375+utilities. Call 438-9475 and leave message. One, two, three bedroom apartments available. 438-0946. 450 Apartments For Rent Student Special 1329 South 14th. Unique one bedroom, 3rd floor, no pets, $300. 474-5327. Studio and 1 BR Vintage-studio and 1 BR close to both campus es, $300-$350.432-2288. Studio, at Fountain Glenn Apartments, to take over lease immediately. $370/month. Call Doris, 477-1053. Two bedroom, close to UNL, fireplace. Available November 15. For details contact 438-0777 or 466-8181. ♦ One Bedroom 2000 J St. Parking $310. ♦ One Bedroom 1507 S 19th. Roomy $335. ♦ 3 BR 5232 Cooper, w/d hookup, fire-place, MB $730. No Smokers/Pets 440-3000. Zimmer Apartments 423-4634 Now available- clean, affordable, 1 and 2 bed room apartments. Close to city campus and downtown. Call about the specials we are offereing. NO PETS. 500s Ml 500 Help Wanted $15-$25 and up, possible for servers. Must be dependable, hardworking. Branched Oak Inn Steakhouse, 796-9921. % ransfiguration IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! GET PAID TO SLEEP! Transfiguration INC, 1316 N Street, Suite 102. Providing services to people with developmental disabilities. Weekend Overnight staff needed from 10pm-8am, get paidup to $7.20 an hour to sleep! Applicants must be 19 years of age, have a good driving record and a reliable form of transportation. Apply within. Are you a JR/SR accounting major looking for experience in a local accounting office? Do you want to experience tax preparation, bookkeeping and general office work in the business world. Call 441 -9200. _ Attention Construction Mngt. & Ag Students Maintenance Technician needed at a great company just a few blocks from campus. Duties include: Building maintenance, mi nor repairs, small electrical repair, maintain co. vehicles, grounds maintenance, etc. Re quirements: Previous exp. preferred, knowl edge of OSHA guidelines preferred, work at heights, lift up to 70 lbs, climb ladders, val id DL, some computer literacy preferred. Apply at 1550 N 20th Cir (20 & Holdrege) or send resume to Senior Technologies, Inc., HR/Maintenance, P.O. Box 80238, Lincoln, NE 68501 or email kwhite@seniortech.com EOE/AAP. Learn more about us at www.seniortechnologies.com. Barrymore’s Lounge Now accepting applications for experienced bar tenders, waitstaff and kitchen staff. Applications available at Career Services 225 Nebraska Stu dent Union. No phone calls. Please send to: P.O. Box 81703 Lincoln, NE 68501-1703 Best Summer Job: Would you like an adventure in the Rocky Mountains working with kids and meeting great people? Cheley Colorado Camps is the place for you! Call us at 1-800-CampFun or visit our website at www.cheley.com. Biagio’s Italian Restaurant Due to increased clientele, we are looking for positions to be filled. Contact Scott at 476-1212 or 202-7717. Building Blocks Learning Center now hiring full time opener, 6:30am-3:30pm and part-time teachers with flexible hours. Health insurance benefits and discounted childcare. Please apply in person at 1828 N Street. EOE. Campus Leaders Shape the future of UNL by working with pro spective students. If you are interested in devel oping your communication skills in a relaxed at mosphere, then the Campus Visits Department is the place for you. Learning more about NU, getting paid while having fun and learning how to walk backwards are just a few of the benefits. You may pick up an application at the Office of Admissions at 1410 Q Street or at the Student Involvement Office. Please call Todd Knobbe at 472-4416 with any questions. CellularONE Hardt Communications, a Premier CellularONE Dealer, is taking applications for part time Sales help in all of our Lincoln Kiosk locations. We are looking for Sales Reps that can work during the week, some days as early as 12:00 noon, and also available on weekends. We pay a very healthy commission. It's a great paying part time job if you are Sales oriented ana understand commission. Apply at our location inside the Ne braska Bookstore downtown at 13th & Q. * CHRISTMAS Is Not That Far Away! We have many daytime positions open. Part-time now and full-time during semes ter break. $7.00hr. $$$$$$$$$$$$$ EARN CASH FOR SECOND SEMESTER We provide a clean, warm, work environ ment for males and females. Misc. ware house duties. Moderate lifting required. Nebraska Book Company, Inc. 4700 So. 19th Street (So. of the penitentiary and Ea. of Square D) 500 Help Wanted Busy Tanning Salon Now Hiring For part-time sales person. Apply in person at THE TANNING PLACE, northwest comer of 27th & Superior. Clinical Research Opportunities! MDS Pharma Services has exciting opportuni ties to be involved in clinical research for many of the top pharmaceutical and biotech compa nies in the world! MDS Pharma Services has several positions available in our clinic: Clinical Services Technician-Full time Monitor study events, involved in training staff and pro vide leadership to the clinic team. We prefer a B.S. in life sciences or equivalent experience. Full-time day, evening and overnight shifts available, weekend availability required. Phlebotomist-Part Time Perform timed blood draws and process samples from Study Partici pants. Phlebotomy experience is required. Part-time, hours, vary, weekend availability re Clinical Conduct Associate-Part Time Assist with the participant check-in process, han dle/process samples, monitor study participants and record raw data. Some post High School education in the life sciences or medical envi ronment preferred. Hours vary, weekend availability required. Pharma Services Human Resources-CM 621 Rose Street PO Box 80837 Lincoln, NE 68501 FAX: 402-476-7598 E-mail: cathleen.mortondmdsps.com AA/EOE Come Grow With Us!! Diverse office tasks for person with bubbly per sonality. Every day is unique! Responsibilities Include data entry, filing, client/customer care, and receptionist duties. Computer literate, we’ll train in our industry-software. We can accom modate your flexible hours for this permanent, part or full time position. Contact Dee at 486-3000. COME JOIN OUR TEAM Steaks to You/ Wise Guys Pizza 48th and ‘O’ Streets Now hiring delivery drivers. Evenings and week ends. Flexible schedule, great pay, awesome people. Come in and apply today! Conservation Position The Conservation Alliance of the Great Plains, a Lincoln-based education, research, and advoca cy non-profit seeks part-time salaried Program Manager. Job description and details at www.conservationalliance.org. Customer Service/Sales HOLIDAY HELP Work 2-6 weeks over break, $13.10 base-appointment guaranteed, no experi ence necessary, flexible schedule, no tele marketing, AASP Scholarships-conditions apply. 477-8663. .com/cp Deliver Papers Spring Semester Do you like to exercise daily and get paid for it? Deliver Daily Nebraskans. You can deliver a route in about an hour. Must have own vehicle, be a UNL student with at least a 2.0 G.P.A, not be on academic probation and not have classes before 9 a.m. For more information or to apply, contact Dan at 472-1769, 20 Nebraska Union. dshattilOunl.edu. Desk Clerk Position Available 6am-2pm Saturday and Sunday. Apply in person at 4808 West 0 Street. East Union Cashier needed, 11:30am-1pm, Mon-Fri, sec ond semester. Apply room 314,8-4:30pm. Editorial Aide Interested in Publishing? Need dependable, ac curate, meticulous person with proof reading/editing and computer skills, familiarity with Word. Desktop publishing experience pre ferred. Excellent communication skills required. $6-8 depending on experience. 15-20 hours per week commitment required. Contact Jolene 472-4339, Distance Education, 33rd and Holdrege, East Campus. Education Majors Want to work with kids? Gain valuable experi ence? Lincoln Parks & Recreation has openings for Before & After School Recreation Leaders! This is an opportunity to work inside Lincoln Public Schools. Plan games and activities in a recreation environment. Work only days that LPS is in session. For more information call 441 -7952 or apply at 2010 van Dorn St. FBG Service Corporation Immediate openings for full-time and part-time custodial positions. Flexible hours and competi tive wages. Apply at 3815 Touzalin Avenue, Suite 106. Hiring Fitness Instructors Campus Recreation is looking for cetifrad, expe rienced and energetic fitness instructors for the spring semester. Flexible schedules and com petitive wages in an exciting environment. Con tact Cathy Jewell at 472-4753 via e-mail at qeweJI29unl.edu. 500 Help Wanted Experience preferred. House of Mufflers and Brakes, 10th & South. Call Mike, 475-4525. History 100 Supplemental Instruction Leader Supplemental Instruction positions are open for leaders of voluntary study groups in History 100 for the Spring 2001 semester. Applicants must be undergraduates who have recently complet ed History 100 successfully (received an A) and are Interested in assisting other students in achieving academic success in the course. The stipend is $984 for the semester; the time com mitment is approximately ten hours per week. Obtain applications at the Division of General Studies, 33 Administration Building. A SI posi tion provides valuable experience for majors in the department or for education majors with sol id understanding in the area. Recommendations from relevant instructors are recommended. Ap ply by Wednesday, December 6. Holway Formal Wear is now taking applica tions for sales associates. Full-time is available through semester break and we will work around your schedule in the spr-, ing and fall. Full-time available throughout the summer. Call Jim at 376-2262 for an appointment. Knowledge Beginnings Child Development Cen ter is accepting applications for full and part-time positions. 6700 South 32nd, 423-1188. Krayon Campus East and West now hiring part time and full teachers. Please call to apply. 438-4949 or 486-4847or 421 -8337. EOE. LAPAZ Now taking applications for AM/PM servers, 50% meal discount, insurance plan and fun work environment. Apply in person, 321 North Cotner. Law Firm Runner Part-time runner wanted for an energetic, fun, fast paced law firm. Please send resumes to Of fice manager, PO Box 30886, Lincoln, NE, 68503. Lincoln's finest restaurant, The Green Gateau, is currently accepting applications for an assistant manager and experienced wait staff. Apply in person at 330 South 10th St. Looking for part-time PC Support Person for computer network company. Must have some knowledge behind PCs/Servers/Networking. This position involves 1-20 hours per month. Excellent learning opportunity for right person. Please email your resume to tnielsen@ictechweb.com or call 489-6880. New Restaurant, Fox and Hound in Haymarket hiring servers, kitchen staff and bartenders. 201 N. 8th. Upscale sports entertainment restau rant/bar. Game rooms, pool tables, live enter tainment, cigar lounge. Training begins January 8. Opening mid-January. Apply in person, Mon day-Friday 9:30am-5pm. Part Time $8 per hour, walking distance from campus. No experience needed to work in our ticket of fice from 5-9pm, Monday-Friday. Part time for day work also needed. Call 476-3157 and get paid this week! Part-time Carpet Specialist MDS Pharma Services is looking for a Part-time Carpet Specialist to work evenings and week ends (approx. 16-20 hours per week). Duties in clude maintaining and caring for carpet and up holstered furniture of buildings. We prefer a high school diploma or GED and experience with car pet cleaners. Please apply at; Pharma Services Human Redources-CC PO Box 80837 621 Rose Street Lincoln, NE 68502 FAX: (402)476-7598 E-mail: cnm®mdshanris.com AA/EOE Part-time Security Positions Saturday and Sunday. First and second shift. Pay: $7.75/hour. Must be 21 or over. Call 441 -2107. Ask for Ken Sean or John. nBO Hashers needed. Hours can be 4:30-7:30pm. Salary and meals. Call 436-0117, ask for Anita or leave message. Perfect Student Job Hair Salon Coordinator. 20-30 flexible hours a week. $6.25 per hour. Starting January 3rd. Clerical work/some computer experience. Call for information. 486-4747. Personal Trainer? Extraordinary people skills, knowledge in exercise programming and fitness testing, CPR and fitness certified, exceptional communication skills, hard worker, and creative. If you possess these skills and want to make a difference in the lives of others, drop off your cover letter, resume and fill out an application at Prairie Life Center, 330 West P Street. If you have any questions call Ryan Douglas at 475-3386. 500 Help Wanted Local B&B seeks friendly, responsible individual as live-in assistant. Send inquiries to P.O. Box 84052, Lincoln, NE 68501. Pre-Veterinary Students Assistant position available MWFS. Send re sume: Havelock Animal Hospital, 4344 N 62nd. 466-1383. Production Assistant Time Warner Cable is seeking a part-time produc tion assistant to work with the public access channels. Qualified applicants wi have a high school education or equivalent and possess strong video production skills. Undergraduate course work in video production a plus. Appli cants must be able to communicate effectively with co-workere and opmmurtty cable users. Suc cessful applicants will enjoy free cable and in ternet access if you ive in the service area. Apply in person at Tire Warner Cable, 5400 S16th St, Lincoln, NE 68512. Respond by 12/11/00. Post offer drug test required. For a complete job description and to review other opportunities, visit our website at wvrwr.ceblefinc.com. Time Warner Cable is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/Y PT TELLER Part-time teller positions are now available in Lincoln. Responsibilities include performing lob by and drive-up teller transactions, balancing a cash drawer, servicing an effective communica tion skills, customer service background, basic math skills, and basic computer knowledge. Work schedule is mainly afternoons during the week and Saturday mornings. Can be somewhat flexible. Please apply in the Human Resources Department mornings. Can be somewhat flexi ble. Please apply in the Human Resources De partment at our Home office in downtown Lin coln. FIRST FEDERAL LINCOLN BANK 13th &N Lincoln www.fflb.com EOE//AAE M/F Equal Opportunity Employer • Member FD1C Student Program Opportunity Union Bank offers an excellent training opportu nity for college students interested in Banking or related careers. We are currently looking to fill positions in our student program. • Must be freshman/sophomore • Business or Finance related major • Willing to make a 2 year PT employment com mitment to the bank. • Ability to work 20 hours/week • Ability to work 30+ hours/week during the summers and some holidays. Apply in person, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm Union Bank & Trust Human Resources Dept 3600 S. 48th Street Job line: 483-9699 www.utrt.com Student Workers wanted for a busy Tele communications office. Flexible hours Mon day-Friday between 7:30am-5pm. Must be able to work during summer. Apply online at www.unl.edu/ISAelecom or in person at 211 Nebraska Hall. For more information call Kathy at 472-5151. Study Abroad at SENSHU UNIVERSITY •Study in Tokyo, Japan, for the Fall Semester.2001 •No Japanese language prerequisite •Earn 17 credits towards your degree •Enjoy cultural excursions in Tokyo, Japan and Asia •Tour international companies like Sony and Mitsubishi •Open to all UNL students •Attend an Info Session-no obligation Information Sessions College of Business Administration, #138 November 15 at 4pm November 30 at 1pm December 5 at 9:30am “the best semester of my We” TeleServices International TSI is now hiring for day and evening, full and part-time shifts. • Flexible Schedules • Minimum of 15 hours/week • $8.25 per hour guaranteed • Earn up to $12 per hour • Weekend hours available • $200 hiring bonus Call 437-8700 for further details or stop by 1610 N Street for an application. Temporary student position needed to deliver telephone directories. $7.50 per hour. Apply at Telecommunications Center, 211 Nebraska Hall. dn@unl.edu deadline 4pm weekday prior