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best designs, Weiss said.
"The big message we want
ed to show was kind of a hopeful
message and show the kitchen
is a welcoming place for people
that wanted to go there,” said
Stork, a junior.
After guests at the kitchen
prepared the 160-foot wall for
use, students enlarged the
design to scale, then drew it on
Nov. 7 by using a grid system,
Weiss said.
The class worked with Mural
Mural Graphics, which helped
them with the design; Diamond
Vogel paints, which donated the
paint; and Carter Lumber,
which donated ladders she said.
Weiss said the students did
not start painting until before
Thanksgiving, but would like to
finish the project by the end of
semester.
The large mural incorporat
ed the logo of Matt Talbot
Kitchen: “Serving the working
poor, homeless and hungry,”
and its message of welcoming
all people.
“We wanted to use a lot of
different colors and show diver
sity,"Stork said.
Blue said the impact on
guests at the kitchen was enor
mous.
"It’s been a group effort,
mingling people together from
all walks of life,” she said.
Kirsten Nelson, a freshman
general studies major, said the
project had an impact
“I just think it is neat we are
doing a service project for
something other than just a
project that will only be seen in
class,” she said.
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205 Bicycles For Sale
QT mountain bike for sale. 18* frame, 21 speed,
Rockshox, Shimano equipped. Recent tune, new
cranks. $350 obo. 476-4679, email at
m_wiiiiteOhotmal.com.
210 Books For Sale
Management 150 or 1980 course books with
CO ROM for sale. Great shape, $25 each. Call
anytime and leave a message. Ask for David
(402) 475-7828.
216 Computers For Sale
IBM, Dell, Compaq, Toshiba Laptops. Prices
from $295. 30-Day Warranty visit
wwwLusorilaptnpa, com.
PC/Windows95. 333 mHz processor, 28.8
speed modem, 1.2 GB memory, CO rom.
Yamaha speakers and microphone included
$200 OBO.
Haase ca8 484-8013 lease massage
220 Furniture For Sale
FuN and Queen size mattress sets. New and In
plastic. Never used. 10 years warranty. Retail for
$43B and $639. Sol for $-65 for the Full. Queen
$195.477-1225.
King size watarbed. Bookcase headboard, minor
and doors. Sealy 95% wavelees mattress worth
$500. Sel for $200.474-4688.
Simmons baby crib, white with light oak trim,
Ike now • $100. Cel 421-6490 for more informa
tion.
Single waterbed with headboard and six draw
ers underneath. New heater and stand-up liner.
$75060.437-8957.
Vary nice sleeper sofa $400. regular sofa $200.
Cafe 328-8350. Will deliver.
230 Jewelry For Sale
JAMJO Sterling Silver Jewelry and stones at
Krezy Kraft MM, 48tti & Hwy 2.
240 Misc. For Sale
♦Black IBM Aptiva - still In a great condition.
Pentium, cordless mouse, remote control,
od-rom, lots of software. Monitor 15* (Included),
and still under warranty from Bestbuy. $400 or
OBO. .
♦Smith Corona Word Processor (built-W printer)
$20 or OBO.
♦Voice Organizer (phone, memo recorder,
«, calculator - all voice-activated) $50 or
ganner,
cat 478-3416 and leave a message
Bar etas Pool Table, one Inch soM
$800 OJLO. Cal 423-6362.
Elegant wedding gown, never worn; $500. White
gold diamond engagement ring, paid $2500,
asking $1500. Call 489-0495 Before 9pm or
•-maiwlBdOzhu8ker8.com for more Information.
Free to a green thumb. 8 year old Bonsai tree.
Purchased in August, now on its last limb.
Needs accomplished horticulturalist to save it
from certain death. ldursoOuniserve.uni.edu.
MOVING SALE
♦Beige, textured couch and lovesaat with wood,
goidtrkn. $200. OBO.
♦King size waterbed frame with 6 drawers and
mirrored, ligntea neadooara (neatmg umt wtckjo
ad), OBO.
♦RCA VHS VCR (old but works), $30.
♦ Various wooden bookshelves, $15-30
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STAR WARS MEMORABILIA
✓PC Software, Comic Books & Customizable
Trading Cards.
✓Every LucasArts title ever made, plus their
strategy guides!
✓Comic Books and Cards are ail in perfect mint
Cal 438-4822 to make an offer
Surplus City
Scooters, campflauge, airsoft pistols,^jeans and
much more. 3241 South 13th. 420-5151.
Trek - Jazz Voltage Bike $95 o.b.o. Coleman
7-Man tent used on
436-9405 axL1.
'once $90 o.b.o. Call Andy
240 Misc. For Sale
Nintendo 64, only played twice. 2 controllers
and 3 games. $150 obo. CALL 423-2475.
250 Pets
2 young female ferrets with large cage need a
good home. Ca« 475-4111 tor details.
TWo guinea pigs (3/4 yrs old) need good home.
Free with cage & set up to experienced guinea
pig handler. Call 438-4939 and leave a mes
sage.
260 Sporting Goods
+ Weider multi-function weight machine. Paid
$500, reduced to $200.
* Call 421 -6490 for more information.
265 Stereos/TVs For Sale
One year old 27* TV and huge entertainment
center would make a great gift for only $350 or
best offer. Call 421 -*254 or leave a email at
hunnypb1Qmsn.com.
Selling a Kenwood 3CD/tape Stereo. Perfect
working condition. Asking $70. Call 436-8877
for information. Leave a message If no answer.
Sony MiniOisc with Monster Cable digital con
nect. Hardly used. Asking just $100. Call
416-5892.
290 Vehicles For Sale
I960 Ford F-250 for sale. Brand new tires and
rims. Does not run, but has original engine. Ve
hicle in very good condition. Definateiy a resto
ration project Email at bburke20bigred.unl.edu
for a picture or more information. Asking 700
dollars firm.
1980 4 door Volvo, $500 obo. 483-0569.
1987 Pontiac Firebired Trans-Am. T-tops, A/C,
New Z-Rated Tires, New Fuel Pump, Newer
Brakes. Asking $4,000 or OBO. Call 477-0942
ask for Ryan.
1990 Jeep Cherokee Laredo automatic, power
windows, four wheel drive, great condition,
highway mileage, $3500, obo. 435-3024.
1995 Mitsubishi Mirage, silver, auto, cruise, dual
air bags. 87,350 miles. Very clean, KBB $5400.
Asking for $4300, Call 436-&3S.
Sell your CAR or TRUCK with pictures FREE on
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300 Adoption
1-888-258-3293.
365 Legal Services
Auto Accidents &DWI
Other criminal matters, call Sanford Pollack,
478-7474.
Automobile Accidents
Call Dean Law Office, 17 years insurance claims
experience, 435-2424.
370 Misc. Services
Daycare - Are you looking for a loving and nur
turing environment for your child? Call Jean at
420-7170.
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, ME 68508
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and Life. Call 24 hrs 477-8383.
378 Pregnancy
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400 Roommates
Female non-smoker to share 3 bedroom
apartment $248 + 1/3 utilities. Call 423-3340 or
473-0662.
Female roommate wanted to share 3 BR apt.
near sunken gardens. $210 +1/3 utilities. Call
after 5pm, 476-6498. Ask for Meghan.
Female, nonsmoker to share 3 bedroom, 2 bath
apartment, spring semester $250/month plus
1/3 utilities. Own bedroom and bathroom. Call
474-6978.
Graduate student needs housemate as of De
cember 1. $325/month, no utilities, 475-7581.
22nd and D.
M/F nonsmoker roommate wanted, $300/month
for everything, dose to campus. Call 438-6163.
M/F roomate wanted to share 2 bdrm. w/ F stu
dent in SW Lincoln. $240 +1/2 utilities. Call
476-4957,
Male roommate needed to share lagre 4bedroom
2 bath duplex. Nice neighborhood, close to
campus. W/D, garage, 2 living rooms. Available
January 1. $24Cymonth+utilitie8. Call 477-9690.
Male/Female needed for 2 BR/2 bath, newer
apartment, close to East Campus, ASAP.
$30Q/month plus 1/2 utilities. Call 325-0498.
Roommate needed to share nice 2 bedroom
apartment. $275/month and 1/2 utilities. Call
438-7206.
Roommate needed to share 3 bedroom duplex.
Call Chris or Jason. 438-6645.
Roommate wanted for nice, clean house 2
blocks north of city campus. $225/month, no
utilities or deposit, washer/dryer, central air,
parking, lots or storage space. Call 474-2412.
Roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom house
near zoo. Must enjoy dog. $250 -i- utilities.
474-6616. Available 1/1.
Share 4 bedroom house in Northeast Lincoln.
Quiet neighborhood. Nonsmokers. $275/month
+1/4 utilities. Call 466-3122. Leave message.
420 Rooms For Rent
Private room includes cable, laundry, utilities,
own phone line. $180/month plus deposit.
Non-smoking female. 435-0030.
430 Houses For Rent
1 Bedroom, central A/C, W/D, 125 C St.
$450/month, 890-5985.
5 bedroom house in good neighborhood, near
campus. Call 641-6051 or 984-1956. No pets al
lowed. ^
440 Duplexes For Rent
200 South 44th, new duplex. four bedroom, two
bath, two car garage, washer/dryer hookup, no
pets, $950,423-63& or 890-3321.
$760,1135 North 32nd, 4 bedroom, 2 bath. New
paint, carpet Washer/Dryer, dishwasher, central
air. Between campuses. 580-1121.
Deluxe 3 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. $750.
474-5327.
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.__
Large, two bedroom, oak floors, recently updat
ed, no dogs, W/D, C/A, off street parking. $525.
402-944-2846. http:\\on.to\ioerent.
Newer three bedroom, two bath, two garage,
family room, fireplace. No smoke/pets. Available
12/20. $875+. 432-0415.
Students! Duplex, 4BR, 2 bath, available 1/1/01.
Near campus, all appliances, garages. Call
434-1220, day or 488-4159, night.
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.remboit.com.
Walk to campus. Large remodeled 2 bedroom.
Central Air. Washer/drier. Off-street parking.
2410 Vine. $525.432-6476.
450 Apartments For Rent
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Children tell government
why they will say no to drugs
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Asked what
keeps them away from illicit
drugs, more than 25,000 children
replied: music, family and sports.
Music was the No. 1 factor, fol
lowed by family and football, the
government said Tuesday.
After that came friendship,
dancing, “me,” basketball, com
puters, soccer and biking.
The responses - ranging from
a single word to a photograph to
expressions in art music or poet
ry - were collected as part of a
four-month youth marketing
campaign for children ages 9 to 17
that was funded by Congress.
Spilling their hearts through
the Internet and postcards, many
of the children used phrases such
as “my whole outlook” and “confi
dence,” “self-esteem,” “my life,”
“my dreams” and “self-respect”
for wanting to stay drug-free.
One child revealed that his
“dad died because of drugs.”
Another recalled how“my brother
ruined his life and our family
because of drugs.”
The campaign, which began
Sept 1, is being overseen by Barry
McCaffrey, director of the White
House Office of National Drug
Control Policy. It is slated to end
early next month.
Among the ads featured: a tel
evision commercial titled
“Dancing,” in which children talk
about their love of dance and how
it motivates them to keep from
experimenting with drugs.
One of the most encouraging
trends for parents, McCaffrey
noted, is that young people who
are at an age when it might seem
trendy to buck authority seem to
be listening to their elders more
than anyone thought.
“The words and actions of
parents, or other adult influ
encers, are more effective than
they may think in keeping their
children away from drugs,” he
said in a statement
McCaffrey also pointed to a
1999 survey by the Department of
Health and Human Services
showing that 72 percent of 12- to
17-year-olds have never used
illicit drugs.
The campaign's $22 million
budget comes from Congress. It is
part of a five-year, $185 million-a
year national anti-drug multime
dia campaign directed at youth
that began in 1999. Congress
approved three years’ funding,
and next year's budget is expected
to stay the same, said Don Maple,
one of the office's senior policy
analysts assigned to the National
Youth Anti-Drug Media
Campaign.
One of the main goals is to
create an instantly recognizable
slogan or “brand,” like Smokey
Bear, Maple said in an interview.
The “What's Your Anti-Drug?”
advertising campaign used die
Internet to collect two-thirds of
the responses. The rest came
through mail, spokesman Robert
Udowitzsaid.
Targeted ads feature slogans
such as: “Parents. TheAnti-Dmg.”
Others include: “Love. The
Anti-Drug” and
“Communication. The Anti
Drug”
For ads aimed at youths, it’s
“My Anti-Drug.”
The idea, Maple said, was to
help children “realize that most
kids have something in their lives,
maybe more than one thing, that
keeps them from using drugs.
“One of the messages we are
trying to communicate to chil
dren is that not using drugs is nor
mal. Some of the kids... get the
idea that everybody's trying
drugs, and it's just not true,” he
said.
Woes lessen holiday liqht time
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAN FRANCISCO - With
electricity and natural-gas sup
plies in short supply, energy
companies and state officials
have asked Californians to delay
turning on Christmas lights until
well after nightfall and to keep
thermostats set at 68 degrees.
Energy bills already are
increasing dramatically, more
than 50 percent in some cases.
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. cus
tomers face an average bill of $77
this December. Last December,
the average charge was $50, and
PG&E said customers should
expect much higher bills through
the winter.
Utility officials said illumi
nating Christmas lights would be
cheaper after 7 p.m. or 8 p.m.
when electricity demand falls.
The same advice goes for
appliances, which are less
expensive to use before 4 p.m. or
after 7 p.m. Furnaces should be
kept to 68 degrees maximum and
turned back to 55 degrees when
not at home, officials said.
Even as the call went out to
conserve energy, Gov. Gray Davis
switched on the lights decorating
the 56-foot white fir at the state
Capitol, continuing a tradition
dating to 1931. After five min
utes, die lights were tinned off
until after the peak electricity
period.
“In some parts of California,
people are going without power,"
Davis said. “I would love to keep
the lights on. But it’s important
that we all pull together to reduce
the strain on the grid.”
The big jump in prices is
partly due to decreasing natural
gas supplies nationwide, said
Claudia Chandler, assistant exec
utive director of the California
Energy Commission. Low natu
ral gas prices over the past few
years led to a decline in drilling
and production. Supplies from
new exploration won't be on line
for at least two years, she said.
PG&E said that while prices
are up dramatically, supplies of
gas are not threatened because it
has guaranteed contracts.
Electricity shortages are
plaguing the state. On Monday
and Tuesday, Stage Two emer
gencies were declared, meaning
electricity reserves had Men to 5
percent and suppliers were
allowed to cut power to commer
cial customers with interruptible
contracts.
Stage Three emergencies
indicate electrical reserves have
fallen below 1.5 percent, trigger
ing imposition of rotating power
outages in the entire system.
450 Apartments For Rent
***Close to City Campus***
2 bedroom, electric-entry building, W39.00 &
up. 475-7262.
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 Apartments for rent near city cam
pus. Nice, newer with lots of space. Special in
troductory offer! A must see. Call 540-4301.
Owner is a licensed Realtor.
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.
Basement, 1 BR, Available Jan 1, $330/month,
plus 1/3 utilities. Close to East Campus.
325-9643.
Clean and Quiet
1910 J Street. 1 BR $325/month and 2BR
$435/month. No pets. Call Jim 430-9014.
East campus large 2 bedroom, fireplace, balco
ny, parking. 4220 Huntington. $460. 423-0902
Furnished one bedroom near capital, 819 South
12th. Security building, washer/dryer, $250.
432-6476.
★ 3-Month Leases ★
Appliances, dishwasher, mini-blinds, coin-op
laundry, off street parking, water/trash paid, cats
ok, super dean, walk to campus and shopping,
1 BR, neat paid, 3 closets, $365.
2 BR, new carpet & paint, $485.
2504 Vine St. 402-489-4857.
Huge one bedroom, 4 blocks from city campus,
available Dec. 20. Cheap rent, need someone to
sublease for 6 remaining months. Call 438-5905.
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.
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One, two, three bedroom apartments available.
438-0946. _
Roommate needed Spring ‘01. Convenient loca
tion. 2 bed/bath, big. $283/month + electric. Call
770-0912.
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.
The Willows, 1800 Knox St., 1 & 2 bdrm.
available. Call 437-8322 for more detalils.
Two bedroom, close to UNL, fireplace. Available
November 15. For details contact 438-0777 or
466-8181.
Two bedroom, fireplace, central air, $460, 3541
Baldwin Avenue, perfect for students. $100
singing bonus. Available August 16.
420-7331/310-7331
450 Apartments For Rent
♦ 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.
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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.
500 Help Wanted
$15-$25 and up, possible for servers. Must be
dependable, hardworking. Branched Oak Inn
Steakhouse, 796-9921.
$9-$12 Per Hour for
Delivery Drivers
Domino's Pizza is now hiring for day and eve
ning shifts for delivery drivers and limited eve
ning inside help. No experience necessary. All
you need to start is a good driving record, relia
ble personal vehicle, liability insurance, and a
good attitude. Apply at any of the Domino’s lo
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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.
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1328 P Street 475-2999
Now hiring PT/FT doormen, kitchen and cash
iers. $6-9 hour. Hiring bonus. Flexible hours, fun
atmosphere. 50% oft meals on and off duty. Ap
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ADVERTISING
The Classified Advertising Department at
the Daily Nebraskan is now hiring for spring
semester 2001. You must be available to
work Tuesday and Thursday mornings. If
interested please come to the DN (lower
level of the Union) and fill out an applica
tion. Deadline is Wednesday, December 6.
If you have any questions please contact
Nikki at 472-2588.
Are you a Handy Person?
Are you interested in Part/Full-time work?
Chances are you have some talents Jones Prop
erties could use. If you have expertise in any of
the following: Painting, Plumbing, Heating or
A/C, mowina/plowing. we’ll accommodate flexi
bie hours. 486-3000. _
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 &1 -9200.
500 Help Wanted
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Am you looking tor a (beat Part-tbne jab tat can
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• Food Service Positions (Off work by 8:00pm)
- Dining Service Attendants (evenings, days and
weekends available)
- Patient Nutritions Service Attendants (2-3 eve
nings/wk & weekends)
Food Service Attendants (2-3 evenings/wk &
- Late Night Cook/Catering Attendant (2-3 eve
nings/wk
• Patient
& weekends)
• Unit Supply Tech (days & weekends)
• Courtesy Car Driver (Sundays)
• PBX/Switchboard Operator (weekends & holi
• Environmental Technicians (evenings, days and
weekends available)
• Child Development Assistant (days)
• Sterile Processing Tech (evenings & weekends
Tiition Reimbirsement offered far posttcns scheduled
24 hours/wk or more along with other benefits.
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Barrymore’s Lounge
Now accepting applications for experienced bar
tenders, wait staff and kitchen staff. For more in
formation, contact Rob S. at 450-3805.
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 iiaiian nesiauranx
Due to increased clientele, we are looking for
positions to be filled. Contact Scott at 476-1212
or 202-7717.
Busy Tanning Salon
Now Hiring
For part-time sales person. Apply in person at
THE TANNING PUCE, northwest comer of 27th
& Superior.
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 and understand
commission. Apply at our location inside the
Nebraska 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)
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 al
486-3000.