500 Help Wanted
THE CORNHUSKER
Nebraska's Grand Hotel has full & part-time po
sitions available now! Call 473-2189 for a com
plete listing. Some positions available:
♦ Set-up Staff (average $8-10/hr)
♦ Servers
♦ Bartender/Cashier
♦ Security Officer
♦ Room Service
Apply on-line at www.thecomhusker.com or in
person at Homan Resources M-F 8am-5pm.
333 S. 13th St. Lincoln. Ne
Use ‘L’ St. Entrance
Just a few block from UNU
Three part-time positions available working in
dental lab. Monday-Friday. 5:30am-7:30am,
5:45am-11:30 am, 4pm-8pm. Apply in person at
125 South 9th.
U.S. Department of Agriculture -
Agricultural Research Service
Office Automation Clerk
QS-1-GS-4
The Administrative Office of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service lo
cated on the East Campus of the University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, has an opening, effective
January 14, 2001. for an Office Automation Clerk
in the Student Temporary Employment Program.
The position provides clerical and administrative
support to the three ARS research units located
on the campus. The position is part-time (5-10
hours per week) during the academic year.Ap
plicants must be enrolled in an accredited
school, on at least a half-time basis, in a course
of study related to the program (administration,
business, or office management), and maintain a
good academic record. Applicants must be a
U.S. citizen or a permanent resident who will be
accepted through December 8, 2000. For addi
tional information or to obtain an application,
please contact Lisa Mutlenx, 472-9691 or Becky
Holmes, 472-9692 or stop by our office located
at 344 Keim Hall, UNL, East Campus, Lincoln,
Ne.
The United States Department of Agriculture is
an Equal Opportunity Employer
UNION BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY
Currently has an opening for a Part-time
Teller/New Accounts Representative
Hours: M,W,TH,F 11am-5:30pm
Saturdays 8:30am-2pm
We offer
* Professional work enviornment
* Paid vacation, and holidays
* Daily lunch at no cost
* Health Club Reimbursement
401 K/profit sharing
* Perfect attendance awards and profit bonuses
Qualified applicants please apply in Person:
3600 S. 48th St.
Job Line 483-9699
Website: www.ubt.com
VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS start at $8/hour or
more officiating volleyball for Lincoln Parks and
Recreation. Caff 441 -7892 for more information.
Wanted
The YMCA Youth Sports Department is looking
for winter basketball supervisors and officials,
great pay ($7-$12), flexible hours. If interested
please apply at the downtown YMCA, 1039 P
St. Mon-Fri, 8-5pm or call 434-9217.
Work With Children
•Do you enjoy working with infants/toddlers or
pre-school age children?
•Anyou excited about the development of chii
• Would you like to be eligible for a tuition schol
arship?
If so, the Gallup Child Development Center may
have a position for you. Call our Interviewing
Center Today! 48o-6700, Monday-Friday,
9am-5pm. EOfc.
540 Internships
Accounting Intern
Close to campus! Flexible hoursO Extra
hours avail, over holiday break!
Duties include: Order processing, con
tacting customers on past due accounts,
assisting credit department staff with daily
requirements and completing special proj
ects as assigned.
Requirements: 3.5 overall GPA, 3.4 Ac
counting GPA, completion of Beginning Ac
counting I; proficient with Windows 95 &
spreadsheets; excellent communication
skMs.
PT, approx. 15-20 hrs per week, between
8-5, M-F, $6-8 per hour depending on
education and experience.
Send resume to: Senior Technologies,
HR/Acctg. Intern, PO Box 80238, Lincoln,
NE, 68501 or Email kwhiteOseniortech.com
EOE/AAP
Laam more about us at
www.saniortechnoiogies.com
Part-Time Tax Season
Intern
Work from January through approximately April
15 at local CPA firm. Excellent opportunity for
junior or senior accounting students with out
standing QPA. Individual must be highly moti
vated with excellent communication and organi
zational skills. Flexible work schedule; minimum
20 hours per week. Attractive office environment
in south Lincoln location. Send resume to Hu
man Resources, 4535 Normal Boulevard. Suite
195, Lincoln. NE 68506 or fax to (402) 437-8399.
EOE
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603 Spring Break Trips
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Acapulco, Jamaica. Florida, & S. Padre. Reliable
TWA flights. Best prices & Biggest parties. Call
Chad O 877-633-2386 or 651 -439-5464
*1 Spring Break Vacations!
Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas & Florida. Sell trips,
earn cash & go free! Now hiring campus reps.
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Bahamas, Acapulco, Florida & Mardigras.
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food, drinks and parties! Cancun, Jamaica, Ba
hamas, Mazatlan & Florida. Travel Free and
Earn Cash! Do it on the Web! Go to Stu
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Wanted! Spring Breakers! Cancun, Bahamas,
Florida & Jamaica. Call Sun break Student Vaca
tions for a free brochure and ask how you can
organize a small group and Eat, Drink, Travel &
Earn Cash! Call 1-888-777-4642 or e-mail
salesOsunbfeaka.com.
I NEED HELP
610 Announcements
ASUN
Student Government
Election Parties
are forming!
Make your name available for possible contact
by election groups for the spring ASUN Student
Government election. The sign-up sheet is in the
ASUN office, 136 Nebraska Union.
Attention Seniors
Honor cords will be for sale November 29 and
December 1 at our booth in the Union from
11-3pm. Cost is $15 a piece. Questions, call
Marlene at 472-8921.
CBA Majors
Bowling Night at Sun Valley Lanes, Thursday,
Nov. 30th at 9pm. First 10 business majors will
Classic film -The Graduate
Thursday, November 30 at 7pm & 9pm.
Mary Riepma Ross Theatre
(located inside the Sheldon)
$2 w/UNL ID, $6.50 general public
Coping with Cancer
Support Group
Thursday’s, beginning September 7 from
6-7:30pm. Nebraska Union Room 338. For more
information call Yasmin at 472-7450.
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.
Call the ASUN office with questions or com
plaints at 472-2581, email us at asun10unl.edu
or stop by the office at 136 Nebraska Union.
Dig that killer smile!
UHC Dental Office
15th & U Streets
472-7495
www.unl.edu/health
Enter a Student.
Leave a Leader.
With Army ROTC not only could you get a col
lege scholarship, you'll also learn the skills
needed to be a leader. No matter what you do,
Skills+Leadership=Success! Call for details,
472-4269.
INTRAMURAL BOWLING
Men’s, women's and co-rec bowling will take
place on Friday, December 1 and Sunday. De
cember 3 at the East Campus Union Bowling
Lanes. No advance entry is required. Call
472-8383 or www.unl.edu/crec/im for more in
formation.
Laura Cockson
Memorial Scholarship
Information and application
available at the following locations
ASUN-136 City Union
Student Involvement - City and East Union
Multi-Cultural Affairs - 220 Admin
Vice Chan. Stu. Affairs -106 Admin
Deadline 4pm December 15,2000
RODEO ASSOCIATION
DANCE
We are in Wahoo this weekend at the Starlite
Ballroom. Come dance to High Caliber 8:00pm
to 12:00am $5.00 at the door.
SELL THINGS FREE!
In the Daily Nebraskan Classifieds list any
item you want to sell for 3 days by e-mail
ing the ad to dnOunl.edu. The items cannot
be of a commercial nature and you must be
a student at UNL. Include you name, ad
dress, phone and student ID number. Hur
ry, limited time only, and you can resubmit
your items if they don't sell in three days
during this offer.
Sigma Alpha Kiss the Pig Contest this Wednes
day, November 29-Friday, December 1 from
11 am-2pm in the ECU. Place your bid for your
favorite teacher to kiss a pig. Jack Schinstock,
Ron Hanson, Sue Voss, Keith Gilster, Susan
Fritz, Matt Rasmussen.
Student Government
Election
Questions and concerns about the process or
the regulations ?? The electoral Commission will
be meeting on Monday, December 4, at 5pm in
the ASUN office 136 Nebr. Union. Ail students
are welcome to attend.
615 Meetings
Atten: Pre-med,
Pre-Health Students
Speaker on health care system in America and
how it works on Tuesday Dec. 5, 7pm in the City
Union.
Attention PEO’s!
Our next meeting is coming up fast. Mark your
calendar for December 3rd from 5-7pm to meet
for a casual & fun holiday meeting. Get more in
formation by calling Megan @ 476-0233. RSVP
by Thursday Nov.30th. See you then!
Block and Bridle
Meeting, November 30, East Campus Union,
room to be posted. Exec 7:30, all members 8:00.
Short meeting followed by a social activity.
Check it Out!
DIABETES SUPPORT
GROUP MEETING
Meeting TODAY at University Health Center
Conference Room D, 4-5 pm. For students with
diabetes, spouses and friends welcome! Call
472-7477 for more information.
F.O.C.U.S.
There will be a Prime Time this Friday, Dec. 1 at
7:00 in the Union. Please join us for food, fellow
ship.praise and worship.
ALOffl
SAA
Meet at P.O. Pears at 5:30 this Thursday for din
ner. Don't forget the Christmas caroling at
7:00pm with Scarlet & Cream and SF. Meet at
the Wick Center at 6:45. (There might be some
thing later...come along to find out what!!!)
620 Greek Affairs
ATT
Congratulations to our newly elected executive
officers! Noble Ruler-John Hilgenkamp, Vice No
ble Ruler-Eric Towle, VNR Activities-Mitch
Matheisen, VNR Alumni Relations-Erik Haglund,
VNR Operations-Jason Heithold, VNR Plan
ning-Andy Bose, VNR Recruitment-Briap Mon
key, Chris Fond, VNR Membership Develop
ment-Justin Stofer, VNR New Membership
Education-John Magnusen, VNR Scholar
ship-Rich Seifken, Social Chariman-Andrew
Maddox, IFC Representative-Rik Smith, Assis
tant Finance-Brandon Kai.
ATO
Congrats to our new Executive Board Officers:
President: Geoff Reno
Vice President: Dave Warren
Treasurer Blake Anderson
Chaplin: Tom Danielson
Keeper of the Annals: Jordan Wiggins
Scribe: Jason Steffes
IFC Delegate: Andy Hood
And a BIG thanks to our outgoing officers- Great
job guys!
-Your Brothers
ASA
Congratulations to our 2000 Executive Officers:
President: Jess Meier, Chapter Life VP: Amy
Dostal. Programs VP: Kristy Bamsey, Member
ship VP: Erin Pauley, Public Relations VP: Lisa
Hagelberg, Financial VP: Caroline Stephenson,
Recording Secretary: Lori Simpson, Panhellenic
Delegate: Gina Mangiameli. You will all do a fan
tastic job!
-Xi love. Your sisters
Ben
Help us congratulate our newly elected Exec.
Officers:
President-Todd Mattox
Vice President-Marc Boggy
Treasurer-Jared Hardy
Secretary-Phil Christenson
Risk Manager-Matt Jansen
Pledge Educator-Kyle Johnson
Social Chair-Aaron Comes
Scholarship Chair- Bryan Purdy
Philanthropy Chair-David Ridenour
Rush Chair-Eric Johnson
xn
Congratulations to Sara Zoucha and James
Rogers on their recent engagement.
-Love,
Your sisters
AAA
Congratulations to Becky Bates on being
elected as the new Panhellenic Secretary. Way
to go and good luck!
A*
your sisters
AAA
Congratulations to Jennie Shamblin on being
accepted into order of Omega. We are proud of
you!
A*
your sisters
AAA
Congratulations to Jarne Strand on being initiat
ed into the FACS honorary fraternity, Phi Upsilon
Omicron. You make us proud!
A*
your sisters
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ASA EN
Congratulations to Erica Borg and Russell
Willbanks on their recent pinning.
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Congratulations to PJ Durr on being accepted
into the Disney World Internship program this
spring. Good Luck. You were destined to go to
the happiest place on earth.
ITB- Your Sisters
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Congratulations to our new officers: Pres
ident-Suzanne Minarick, VP Proqraming-Megan
Mullinix, VP Social Standards-Michelle Medina,
VP Member Ed-Carty Theiler, VP Member
ship-Laura Peterson, VP Finance-Liz Johnson,
VP Foundation-Emily Stuckey, VP Communica
tions-Sara Correll, VP Panhellenic-Diane Ray.
Directors: Crews-Molli Buchanan. Scholar
ship-Sara Heinrich, Rituals-JiH Pollard, So
cial-Misti Kuenning, New Member-Ashley John
son, Well Aware-Emily Wilson, Spon
sorship-Anna Marshall, Finance-Maggi Buchan
an, House Management-Jess Sutko, Anchor
Splash-Alyssa Guzman, Activities-Brandy
Olson, Alumni Relations-Amanda Hergert.
Honor Board: Liz Murphy, Steph Tveidt, Anne
West.
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Congratulations to the newly elected Executive
Officers: President- David Drew- Vice-President,
Ryan Powers, Secretary- Brian Zabloudil, Pledge
Ed.- Dan Finn, Scholarship- Joe Ferring, Chap
ter Relations- Jeremy Frazer, Rush Chairman
Dave McCoy, House Manager- Marcus Wilhelm,
IFC- Andrew Carr, Treasurer- Brian Bonne, So
cial Chair- J.K. Cameron.
AY
Congratulations to Chris VanLong and Lynn
Predoehl on their recent pinning.
-The Men of AY
620 Greek Affairs
ITBO
Congratulations to Megan Auld-Wright on her
acceptance to study abroad in Scotland next se
mester.
-Love your sisters
nBO
Congratulations to the new executive board.
President-Angie Freudenberg, VP Morals-Katie
Bonniwell, VP Social-Andrea Penney, VP Men
tal-Amy Hastings, Secretary-Lisa Siedhoff,
Treasurer-Jamie Burner, Panhellenic Dele
gate-Mindi Weichman, House Manager-Brooke
Hunger, Rush Chair-Leigh Hoefner, Social-Tracy
Silva, Membership-Michaela Lincoln, Philanthro
py-Monica Ryan, and Risk Manegemnt-Josie
Tschetter.
Triangle
OM
Congratulations to Mike Fields and Denise on
their recent engagement.
-Your Brothers
Triangle
This Saturday at 1 pm, Triangle wiH be holding a
casino rush event. Come ready to gamble.
630 Student Government
Help us help underprivileged children share in
the Holiday spirit. Pick up a tag at any dining
service during dinner hours or at the Nebraska
Union. November 27-December 1. Sponsored
by RHA and ASUN in conjunction with the Sal
vation Army.
630 Student Government
http://ne.StatePaper.com
700 Web Directory
DailyNebraskan.com
Mail.DailyNebraskan.com
Thursday, November 30 the RHA Residential
Enhancement Committee is sponsoring an Open
Forum on improving life in the Halls. Come share
your ideas, 7pm in Abel North Study Lounge.
The Gallup Organization
A Great Place to Work.
• Do you like to talk on the phone?
• Are you a leader?
• Do you like to take charge and make things
happen?
• Are you highly disciplined? •
• Do you like to know that the work you do makes
a difference in the world?
You know Lincoln as the home of the Huskers.
But did you know it’s also the operational center
of the world’s most famous survey research
organization? The thoughts and opinions of
millions of Americans on everything from politics
to long distance carriers are collected, compiled
and analyzed every year right here in Nebraska’s
capital city. Now you can be a part of that. Gallup
is currently hiring full-time and part-time
telephone interviewers to conduct market research
and public opinion surveys. This is not a
telemarketing position.
Two Lincoln locations:
11th &‘P’ and 68th & ‘O’
Call Jan Breslow at 486-6531
to schedule a telephone interview.
The Gallup Organization
An Equal Opportunity Employer
• Set your own
schedule. Work as
tew as 15 hours
per week or as
many as 40.
• Earn at least
$8-11 /hour. Our
top interviewers
make $ 14/hour.
• Receive
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Crossword
No. 1019
Edited by Will Shortz
ACROSS
1 Fund-raising
letter, e.g.
5 Librarian’s
gadget
10 Mr. Clean would
never part with
one
14 Interpret
15 In heaven
16 1 968 award for
Vaclav Havel
17 In this, a is a
“dot”
20 Twin-engined
W.W. II plane
21 Swiftness
22 Puts into service
23 Least salable,
perhaps
25 San_, Calif.
28 Hideouts
29 Colorful
computer
30 Stephen King
novel setting
31 Minor invention
34 In this, a is a
“point"
38 Orlando-to
Miami dir.
39 Many an April
baby
40 Admitting a draft
41 Con artist’s
accomplice
42 Sun shade
44 Analyze
47 Furnace waste
48 Cannes cap
49 TV’s Andy
Taylor and Elroy
Lobo
53 In this, a is a
“period”
56 Comedy hit
57 Patterned fabric
58 Actress Petty of
“Point Break”
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
59 Beach shades
60 Hardly
management
types
61 Doers of good
civic deeds
DOWN
1 Buttoned-up all
the way
2 O’Brien’s lead-in
3 Partakes of
4 Suitability
5 1973 Elton John
hit
6 Watches for,
perhaps
7 Wizard of Oz
revealer
81954 Oscar
winner_
Marie Saint
9 Inflamed
10 South Sea
souvenirs
11 Way too weighty
12 Producers of
sunbows
13 Plague
18 Deceit
19 Jenna Elfman
TV role
23 They register on
registers
24 Bank
25 Barbecued
entree
26 Half of an old
radio duo
27 Not do well in
the stretch
28 Collar extension
30 Mona Lisa
attribute
puzzle Dy patricK joraan
31 Kodak
competitor
32 Caspian Sea
adjoiner
33 Shipping hazard
35 Gauguin setting
36 Land of Tralee
37 Not just in the
mind
41 Silvery food
fishes
42 Football’s
Karras et al.
43 Electrologist’s
target
44 “I Hated, Hated,
Hated This
Movie” author
45 City near Dayton
46 Part of the
atmosphere
47 Mantelpiece
a a
49 Bustle
50 Hoodwink
51 Part of a river
52 They may be
involved in a spill
Map abbrs.
Groundbreaker?
Answers to any three clues in this puzzle
are available by touch-tone phone:
1-900-420-5656 (95c per minute).
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