Web surfers go gourmet I
■ While some dot-coms have
deflated, gourmet food has
boomed on the Internet.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Picked wild in a Bulgarian
forest, prized chantarelle mush
rooms are packed into crates,
flown to Paris, then to a refriger
ated warehouse in New Jersey -
filling Web site orders in days.
In a cheese cellar in Nantes,
France, a computer screen shows
a visitor to Cheese-online.com
wants a seven-pound wheel of
brie. It’s whisked to the cus
tomer’s doorstep in Cincinnati
for $100.
Shoppers at D’Agostino
Supermarkets in New York pick
from 15,000 specialty items -
from yellow Caribbean starfruit
to $75 Italian balsamic vinegar
aged for 20 years.
Gourmet isn’t just for con
noisseurs anymore.
Whether it’s creamy black
caviar from Iran or silky foie gras
from France, today's consumers
can indulge in novelties nearly
anytime - fruits of a global econ
omy that’s modernized delivery
and spawned an army of entre
preneurs touting once-obscure
products.
Helped by last decade’s eco
nomic boom in the United States,
such consumption has created a
$40 billion U.S. specialty foods
industry, expanding by a third
since the early 1990s. Gone are
the days when gourmet cuisine
was an exotic treat for restaurant
goers or tourists in faraway
places.
"The world is too small to use
a word like ‘exotic,”' said David
Sneddon, owner of Fairway
Market, a New York seller of
everything from pig’s feet to
caviar. The trend comes at a
price: four slices of fresh foie gras
- fattened duck or goose liver -
ordered over Dean & Deluca’s
Web site tops $100. Moreover, all
that consumption is harming
ecosystems, from vanishing stur
geon in the Caspian Sea to Thai
mangrove forests razed for
shrimp farms.
Easy access to special foods
also has ruined some of their
mystique.
"Some things should only be
available in certain places,” said
Edward Behr, editor of The Art of
Eating magazine, based in
Peacham, Vt "It certainly is more
exciting to discover a special food
in some small village in Italy than
it is to discover it in Dean &
Deluca.”
Such concerns are hardly
slowing gourmet’s spread.
Using refrigerated air freight
and computerized invoicing -
and overcoming customs hassles
and the occasional lost container
- purveyors are shipping prod
ucts thousands of miles to
homes, restaurants and stores,
often within 24 hours.
Men's fashion returns to trusted roots
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MILAN, Italy -The new mil
lennium man is a survivor.
Having weathered the stormy
1990s, he is ready to reclaim his
male ego and be himself.
The symbol of this re-found
identity is the necktie, which after
a decade of disuse makes a big
comeback on the Milan runway,
where the fall-winter 2001-2002
menswear preview showings got
under way over the weekend.
In traditional silk and knobby
wool or more eccentric leather
and fur, wide and tied in a gener
ous knot, the tie not only acces
sorizes the traditional suit but
also replaces the scarf when
paired with a pullover or shirt.
“The tie is a masculine jewel,”
Donatella Versace said backstage
after her latest menswear collec
tion was presented Sunday.
In a famous fashion battle
with Giorgio Armani, Donatella’s
slain brother Gianni had decreed
the demise of the tie at the end of
the 1980s.
The new Versace tie comes in
a bold geometric pattern or in
solid gold lame.
Earlier Sunday, Dolce &
Gabbana sent out a parade of 20
models in slacks, silk shirts and
matching monochrome silk ties
with ostentatious tie pins.
Far from relegating
menswear to a retro classic style,
the tie represents a newfound
freedom.
The stylish dresser of the new
millennium in fact can be what
ever he wants, whether it be
dashing dandy, grimy grunge,
bigwig business man or sensa
tional sex symbol.
Digital TV may be held back
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON - Digital television promises
clearer pictures, more channels and new data servic
es - but it hasn’t yet delivered brisk sales.
The industries involved are all pointing fingers at
one another. Now, the government is looking at step
ping in to speed up the process.
Broadcasters say digital TV sets are too expensive
and argue their digital programming must be offered
immediately on cable systems to reach a wide audi
ence.
TV makers assert that broadcasters have not pro
duced enough compelling content to make people
want to buy digital TVs. And cable companies say car
rying digital broadcast channels right now - while
they must still offer the same programming in analog
format - could force them to drop popular cable pro
grams from their lineup.
The Federal Communications Commission,
which has set a soft deadline of 2006 for the switch
from analog to digital TV is looking to resolve some of
these disputes. The commission took the issue off the
agenda for its meeting Thursday but is still expected
to act on the matter as early as this week.
Broadcasters want the commission to require
that all new TVs be capable of receiving digital signals,
saying this would give them a large enough audience
to spur the development of new digital program
ming.
Digital TV sets are now sold separately and cost
several thousand dollars.
Broadcasters are supposed to return their analog
channels by 2006 or when digital television reaches
85 percent of the market - whichever is later. In the
interim, stations will have two channels - one in digi
tal and the other in analog format - so people can still
watch broadcast shows on their existing analog TVs.
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"Reaching the 85 percent digital
penetration level... will require
that new receivers be capable of
handling digital signals
Edward O. Fritts
broadcast industry’s
chief lobbyist
“Reaching the 85 percent digital penetration level
that Congress required before analog television
broadcasting comes to an end will require that new
receivers be capable of handling digital signals,”
Edward O. Fritts, the broadcast industry's chief lobby
ist, wrote commission members this month.
/ FCC Chairman William Kennard last year recom
mended that Congress order the agency to adopt a
3003 deadline By which all new TV sets can receive
digital signals.
TV makers argue that any requirement would
limit choice by driving up prices.
“It's an unnecessary tax on consumers,” said
Michael Petricone, vice president of technology poli
cy for the Consumer Electronics Association. He said
consumers already have a number of ways to
upgrade to digital television, including integrated TV
sets and special set-top boxes.
The FCC also plans to address another thorny
question raised by broadcasters, who want both their
analog and digital signals carried by cable companies
during the transition.
Currently, cable operators are legally obligated to
carry analog broadcast TV channels in their cable
lineups. That ensures that cable customers can still
see over-the-air programming - like NBC or Fox -
they would normally receive for free.
Omaha makes gains at Eppley air terminal
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
OMAHA—A record number
of passengers were served at
Eppley Airfield last year but it has
not reached its capacity.
The record 3.81 million pas
sengere serveu was jusi more man
1 percent above 1999’s 3.77 mil
lion passengers.
The increase came despite a
15.3 percent decline in passengers
on United Airlines, traditionally
the airport’s busiest carrier.
The terminal was built in 1986
10 nanaie o minion passengers,
Omaha Airport Authority
Executive Director Don Smithey
said.
The authority should begin
planning a terminal expansion
when passenger traffic hits 4.2
million passengers, Smithey said.
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7 complete computers. Excellent for word proc
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Cotner 40 or Shelly, Lori 483-4561.
Brown double recliner and glass dining table.
$50 each sale immediatty. Call 325-8753 week
ends/before 1pm weekdays.
Snow Boards
Save big and go large. Snow boards and snow
board accessories on sale at 720 Snowboard
Shop. Products from Burton, Northwave, Vans.
25-50% off. 720 Snow board shop located at
Cycle works at 27 Vine. Close to Campus
475-2453.
Surplus City
Scooters, camoflauge, airsoft pistols, jeans and
much mote. 3241 South 13th. 420-5151.
Washburn Electric Guitar. Peavey Banditt 112
Amplifier + extras. $425 Cash, 477-3077.
Women’s 1/3 carat princess cut engagement
and wedding ring set, $800. Men’s two-tone
wedding ring, $200 or both for $1000. Two 12
inch Rockford Fosgate subwoofers, $200. Sher
wood 2 by 50 ampler, $100. (402)525-4337.
Red ‘91 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Interna
tional. Cal 782-2006.
Auto Accidents & DWI
Other criminal matters, call Sanford Pollack,
476-7474.
Earn $$$ promoting artists like Nine Inch Nails,
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Basement apartment—private entry. 6509 Colfax
Avenue. Non-smoker. No parties—noise. Off
street parking. Washer/Dryer. $300. 464-3669.
Female roommate wanted for 1/15 or 2/1.
Non-smoker, no pets. Washer/dryer, dishwasher
plus ail utilities paid. Located in quiet neighbor
hood. $400/month. Leave message at 438-3434
or 418-3263.
Male to share three bedroom newer home in
southeast Lincoln. Many extras. 421-0977 leave
message
Need 3 M/F to share large, nice home. Close to
UNL Hot tub, W/D. $200 plus 1/4 utilities. John
467-1014.
Roommate needed now to May. 14th & Superi
or, 2 bedroom/bath, big. $283+electricrty. Tony,
770-3572.
1 Bedroom, central A/C, W/D, 125 C St.
$450/month, 890-5985.
NICE HOUSE! 3 bedroom, 2 bath with master
bedroom. 2 garage. Near campus. $1000.
438-4466.
4 bedroom, 2 bath, garage. 3443 T Street. $750.
Available now. 450-5674 or 430-3073.
2700 square feet 2 Story close to east campus 3
bedroom, partial finished basement, formal din
ing, den, $1000/month. Call Tomhane Jensen
today. Kinball Associates 450-2004.
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2521 Sumner 5+1 Bedroom House for Rent,
$1200/month. Huge wAirepiace. Must come see,
560-4732 or leave message 475-0750.
Brick bungalow. 33rd & South. Unfenced yard.
Near park/path. 2 bedroom, garage, dishwasher,
washer/dryer. $82S/month. 450-9302.
Clean, 2 bedroom. 3437 P. Washer/Dryer hook
ups. no pets. $485 ptus deposit. 464-5838.
4 bedroom, 2 bath, Garage. Washer/dryer hook
up. New duplex. 1758 N. 27th. $1000 per
month. Available now. 450-5674 or 430-3073.
200 Hartley. 5 min. campus, 3 bedroom, 2.5
baths, finished basement, double garage,
W/D/DW/Frig. $950+deposit, available 3/1/01.
474-4674.
Minutes From Campus
4BR. 3 full baths, garage, deck, 2 family rooms,
washer/dryer, available. $1250.476-4905.
Walk to campus. Large remodeled 2 bedroom.
Central Air. Washer/drier. Off-street parking.
2410 Vine. $525.432-6476.
(402) 465-8911
1955 G.1Bd.$345
2222 Orchard.1Bd.$345
501 North 25th.2Bd.$395
306 North 32nd.....2 Bd.$425
1502 David Dr..3 Bd.$650
***Close to City Campus***
1 & 2 bedroom, electric-entry, 20/G Street, $349
to $479. 475-7262.
***Efficiency
Apartments***
Close to City Campus
Water, Heat, and Gas Paid
Available now. Call 477-4490.
1 bedroom. 2040 F. New carpet, paint, blinds,
laundry. Clean and quiet. Water/garbage paid.
Close to campus. $345.476-1363 or 450-4826.
3 bedroom, 2+ garage, 1 bathroom and laundry
room only $750.250f E Street 432-6476.
3010 Center. Brand New. 4 bedroom. 2 bath, all
appliances, fireplace, double garage. $1075.
310-6328.
Available February, 2BR, $420, near haymarket.
A/C, D/W, pet ok, references. 474-4054, leave
message.
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1 or 2 bedrooms, all electric, FREE CABLE, no
pets/no smoking. $360 & $460. 1900 Knox.
477-7684.
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Clean 2 & 3 bedroom apartments. Newly re
modeled kitchen and bath. Rent $345 and $415
plus electric. For more information, call Pat or
Melody, (402)434-2610 or hearing im
paired/TDD, (402)434-2613.
East campus large 2 bedroom, fireplace, balco
ny’580^0902 422^ Huntin9ton- 5460. 423-0902
Furnished one bedroom near capital, 819 South
12th. Security building, washer/dryer, $260.
432-6476.
★1 BR Near Campus*
Appliances, dishwasher, mini-blinds, coin-op
laundry, off street parking, gas/heat/water trash
paid, cats ok, 3 or 6 month leases, super clean.
2504 Vine St., 3 closets, $375
1109 N. 28th, outdoor pool, $375
1121N. 28th, outdoor pool, $385
Cherry Hill Co. 402-489-4857
Nice basement, 1 BR, Available now.
$330/month, plus 1/3 utilities. Close to East
Campus. 325-9643.
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 bedroom,
available. Call 437-8322 for more detalils.
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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
cations.
A growing, Lincoln based business is looking for
highly creative and motivated individuals to join
* our IT department. This is a part-time position
which may lead to full-time employment, perfect
for the student looking to get their “foot in the
door.” Technologies we are interested in in
clude: Microsoft technologies(ASP, Visual Basic
and SQL), Dynamic Web Content, Linux System
and Java. No degree of certification is required
to apply. Interested candidates should call Ja
mie at (402)464-7446 for an interview.
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Awards Unlimited, Nebraska’s #1 Awards Man
ufacturer, is taking applications for the following
positions:
Picture Framer-20+ hours per week, we will
train, year round, must be organized, mechani
cal, reliable, team a skill and make money. What
a deal!
Computer Engraver-15-20 hours per week,
temporary position through the spring. We will
train. If you’ve ever worked on a computer be
fore, you can do this job.
WE WILL WORK AROUND YOUR SCHEDULE
AND TRAIN YOU FOR YOUR POSITION.
If you are a reliable, hard working individual and
are interested in either position apply in person
at Award Unlimited, 1935 ‘O’ Street, between
10am and 5pm, Monday-Friday, on or before
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402-434-2680
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4848 S. 48th Lincoln, NE 68516
402-434-2680
e-mail: leigh@havenmanor.com
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If these words describe you COME APPLY TO
DAY! Interested in obtaining or expanding your
skills in the medical field? This is a great oppor
tunity to get the experience you need. Make
your resume stand out above all the others, get
experience!
We offer the “Approved Medication Assistance
Course” (AMA) Free if employed. Ask how you
can complete this course in a timely manner!
You do not have to be a Certified Nursing Aide
to become an AMA. Ask for details.
AMA/CNA
PERSONAL CAREGIVERS
Every other Weekend Day & Evening shifts
Alexandria 2112
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Join the #1 winning team. Positions available:
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coat check. Apply— Interview same day.
Wednesday January 17th 11-4pm. Bring re
sumes and references. 1033 O Street Lower
Level Gold’s Galleria A!exandria2112.com
Attention! Growing international company
$500-$5,000 PT/FT. Serious opportunity.
866-569-RICH.
Busy law firm is looking for an honest and loyal
person to fill our runner position during after
noon hours, Monday-Friday. Some flexibility is
possible. Please inquire by calling Jody at
484-7700.
CAR PREPS
Check out these part-time positions at Enter
prise Rent-A-Car, where you will ensure that our
reputation for outstanding customer service is
maintained! You will be responsible for getting
our fleet into tip-top condition. Washing, vacu
uming, checking fluids, etc. Ideal for students,
these positions offer a competitive hourly rate,
flexible schedules, and a fun environment. A val
id driver’s license and a good driving record are
required. Must be able to work Monday morn
ings. Please stop by to apply or contact:
ATTN: Ron Dubas
4601 O Street
Lincoln, NE 68510
Phone:(402)488-2800
CellularONE
Hardt Communications, a leading CellularONE
Dealer, is looking for sales reps for multiple lo
cations. We need some daytime availability of
12:00 noon and also weekend availability.
Above average earnings. Talk to any of our sales
reps about how they like their jobs. Great
part-time job. Apply at our Nebraska Bookstore
location downtown at 13th & Q Street.
CLERICAL/DATA ENTRY
Part-time position with Family Violence Council,
a Lincoln Medical Education Foundation divi
sion. FVC coordinates efforts to stop domestic
violence in Lancaster County. Clerical work,
mainly data entry. Flexible schedule within M-F
daytime hours. Interested applicants should
send letter, resume to FVC, 4600 Valley Road,
Suite 313, Lincoln, NE 68510. LMEF/EOE/AA.
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:
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
quired.
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
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AA/EOE
CNA’s/Nursing Students
Are you looking for extra income? Do you need
flexibility with your work schedule? FirstCare
Home Health has immediate openings for home
health aides. Student nurses that have complet
ed nursing fundamentals are welcome. Part time
positions available. We offer excellent pay, va
cation and flexible scheduling. Call or stop by to
apply.
FirstCare Home Health
941 O Street Suite 204
i 435-1122
8am-4:30pm
EOE
BEST PART TIME JOB IN TOWN!!!
Flexible Hours
Work as few as 8 or up
to 40 hours per week
Pick your own schedule
Guaranteed hourly rates
Awesome commissions
Generous Bonuses
Free Parking
Blocks from Campus
$250.00 hiring bonus
( Call or stop by today 3:00 pm- 9pm
and start tomorrow!
JRW SALES TELEMARKETING
1625 “P” STREET, 436-3070
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Cornhusker Place Detox
Seeking individuals to work on-call as Addiction
Service Workers. Must be a team player and
have an interest in the human services field.
Must possess a current driver’s license, have
excellent communication skills and the ability to
work with a diverse population. Apply in person
at 721 K Street or call Patti or Pam at 477-3951.
EOE.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Ci Direct provides high-tech inbound customer
relationship management services to the insur
ance industry, and we need you as we growl
You must have a desire to help others, good
Windows PC skills, be able to type 25 WPM,
and have a great smile over the phone!
• $50.00 Hiring Bonus
• $7.50/hr after training
• FT, PT, days, evenings, weekends
• Extensive benefit program
• WAGE DIFFERENTIAL FOR SPANISH BILIN
GUAL AGENTS
• See www.cidirect.com for more info.
Apply in person between 8am and 5pm or send
or fax resume to:
5001 Central Park Drive
(One block south of 50th & R)
Lincoln, Nebraska 68504
FAX (402) 466-2171
EOE
DRIVER NEEDED
UNL Courier Service needs a driver Monday,
Wednesday, Friday AM’s, 8-12am. Call
472-2134 or apply at 1820 R.
EAST UNION
Cashiers needed
♦ FRIDAYS 3:15-10:45pm
Information Desk
♦ FRIDAYS 5-11pm
Lanes N'Games
♦ SUNDAYS 11:30am-5pm
Must enjoy working with people. Apply at room
314, East Union 8am-4:30pm.
EAST UNION
Cashiers needed
♦ THURSDAYS 6:30-10:30pm
Lanes N’Games
♦ FRIDAYS 5-11pm
Lanes N’Games
♦ SATURDAYS 10:15a-1:15pm & 4:15-6:15pm
Cafe
♦ SUNDAYS 10:15-1:15 pm
Cafe
Must enjoy working with people. Apply at room
314, East Union 8am-4:30pm.
EASY PHONE SALES
No experience needed. Positive attitude and
pleasant voice in relaxed environment works
wonders. $7-$9 per hour on wage plus bonus.
Start now. 475-4184.
College students needed for part-time, Mon
day-Friday positions. Morning, 7-9am and after
noon, 2:30-6pm. Apply at Williamsburg Child
Development Center. 3301 Orwell.
Excellent Opportunity
Compassionate Individuals sought to care for
delightful older couple in their home. Some spe
cial needs. Cooking and light housework. C.N A
a plus. GREAT WAGE. GREAT HOURS. Full
and Part-time. Can 435-0631, leave message.
Excellent Staff Needed!
Flatwater Grill restaurant and Top of the Rock
banquets are taking on a new adventure and ex
panding our business! We need Day and Night
Servers (prefer Day) for Flatwater Grill, which
was recently named one of the best restaurants
in Lincoln by the Ground Zero. We also need
Banquet Stan for night and weekend hours; and
Full-Time/Part-Time Housemen for banquet
set-ups. Excellent pay and fun work environ
ment! Please stop in to Flatwater Grill at 14th
and P Streets to fill out an application TODAY!
Flexible Hours!
Now hiring room attendants. Flexible hours,
weekends. Good starting wages with.benefits.
Pick up applications at Villager Courtyard & Gar
dens, 5200 ‘O’ Street, or call Deb Taylor
464-9111.
Frontier Harley Davidson SouthPointe is looking
for a pleasent, energetic, dependable sales per
son to work part time, evenings and weekends
at our store in the SouthPointe Pavilions Shop
ping Center. Please apply in person to Judy. No
phone calls please.
Innovative Teachers Wanted:
If you are creative, innovative and get energy
when students get “turned on" this is for you.
Expanding Horizons, an academic enrichment
program, is looking for people who have a sub
ject specialty or hobby for which they would like
to develop enthusiasts. Must be able to connect
with K-6 students and get them involved in their
own learning. Classes are held after school, and
Saturdays starting in February. Call Tesia at
436-1987. EEOE.
La Petite Academy is accepting applications for
full and part-time teachers. If you enjoy working
with children, please pick up an application at
2700 Jameson North.
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.
Lone Star Steak House
Now hiring host, servers, kitchen staff. Insurance
and 401K. Call 489-2100.
Looking for dependable, friendly, energetic, as
sistant preschool teacher. Part-time, Mon
day-Friday 2:30-6pm. Apply at Little Kingdom.
5100 Old Cheney.
Messenger
Downtown Law Firm seeking individual to work
Tuesday 11 am-5pm and Friday 11am-5pm. De
livering documents, updating publications, proc
essing the afternoon mail .and miscellaneous
other duties. Apply in person at 121 S. 13th St.,
Suite 800.
Opportunity on the financial frontier has never been more exciting. Especially
at Wells Fargo. We offer all kinds of ways to blaze forward in your careen
When it comes to benefit packages, Wells Fargo ranks as one of die best
companies to work fon It’s more than just great perks, it’s a company that
knows you have a life outside of work. That’s why we offer flexibility to meet
individual needs.
Part Time Tellers
If you take pride in a job well done, thrive in a fast-paced
environment and enjoy working with friendly people, then Wells
Fargo would like to invite you to explore teller opportunities in
Lincoln. We provide a competitive salary and will train successful
applicants.
Qualifications include excellent communication, organizational and
customer service skills, cash handling experience and excellent
balancing skills. We are looking for flexible and motivated
individuals with an interest in referring bank products. Must be a
team player, detail oriented and self-motivated.
12 noon to 5:30 pm M-F and 8 am to noon Saturdays
If you have the qualifications we need, call the Wells Fargo Job Line
at 434-4700 for additional information or complete an application at
Wells Fargo Human Resources, 1248 O Street, Suite 650, Lincoln.
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