530 Summer Jobs
PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN!
„ SAVE MONEY!
Top boys' sports camp in beautiful Maine.
Counselors to coach ail sports; tennis, baseball,
hockey, waterfront, rock climbing, biking, golf,
water skiing, sailing. Work outdoors, nave a
great summer. Call free 888-844-8080 or apply
www.campcedar.com. .
Rewarding Summer
Leadership Internship
Enroll in Army ROTCCamp Challenge f
Camp Challenge for 5
weeks this summer. Ybu'll get paid to experi
ence adventure, learn leadership skills, and
compete for a college scholarship. No military
commitment for attending. For details, cafl Ma
jOrDjbetja at 472-4266 or stop by the Military
Summer in
„ Northern Minnesota
Gam leadership training and team building skills
while enjoying the camaraderie of exceptional
individuals. Our program helps young people
with unrealized potential who are experiencing
social skill difficulties. Located on lake and river
In the Superior National Forest. Opportunity to
gam college credit. Realize personal growth and
satisfaction yourself, while helping others
achieve the samel
♦Call Tom Bauer at (952) 930-3544, email at:
buckskinOspacestar.net or visit
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SUMMER JOBS for 2001 III Come to Mainel
Head Counselor on campus Friday, March 2,
2001 Interviewing for positions m the following
areas: Adventure, Athletics, Waterfront, Interarts,
Horseback Riding, and Tennis. Competitive Sal
ary, Room, Board, Laundry, Travel Allowance.
Call or email Camp Laurel at 600-327-3509 or
aummetOcampiaurel.com to set up an Interview,
or visit us at www.campiaurel.com.
540 Internships
Assistant Production Manger, production of
muti-media website. Up to 15/week for approxi
mately 4 months. Salary $10-$12 per hour. Start
date is now) Needs knowledge of: HTML,
Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, JavaScript.
Contact Matt at 472-302* or 472-0541
SALES AND MARKED NO
INTERNSHIPS
Nation's largest publisher of college and
University campus telephone directories offering
paid full-time summer sales & marketing intern
ships. Tremendous practical business experi
ence and resume booster. Position begins in
M^y with 8 week-long expense paid program in
Chapel HM, NC. Interns market official directo
ries locally, selling^ advertising spaceto area
businesses in specific college markets. Earnings
average $3200.00 for the 10 week program. All
majors welcome! For more information and to
see when we are visiting your campus, visit our
website at www.universitydiiectories.com or call
1-600-743-5556 ext. 375.
550 Business
$6 Oet Paid For Your Opinionl $6
Earn $15-6125 and mote per eurveyl
Absolutely Free Info. Own a computer? Put It to
work I $ 3 5 0 / 1 ,000/week.
www.eam-grsat-income.com.
Attention
A growing international company.
500-5,000/month PT/FT. Serious work from
home opportunity. Cal 877-594-WORK.
Own a Computer?
$25-$75/hour. Part-time & full-time.
1 -800-311 -6704. www.wealthybychoice.com.
Own a Computer?
Put it to work!
$25-$75/hr, PT/FT.
www.SmartWork4U.com.
1-877-864-RICH
Sin Wi (Ton Free)
600,
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605 Travel
INTRAMURAL WARBALL
TOURNAMENT
The lest day to enter the Men's and Women's
Warball Tournament is Tuesday, February 13.
Enter now at the Office of Campus Recreation or
on the web. Call 472-8383 or
www.unLedu/crecAm for more information.
610 Announcements,
Questions
abcx^Stud.
Student Fees??
Tha Committee for Fees Allocation wi meet
Tuesday - February 13 at 5:30
City Union - room to be posted
CFA w« be voting on the budget for the
Office of Crenpus Recreation
Stop by or cal the Student Government office at
472-2581 for more information
610 Announcements
Anger Management Group
Tuesdays, beginning February 13 at
7:15pm-8:15pm. Nebraska Union Room 338.
Must register ($60 fee). Call John at 472-7450.
Auditions for the
2001-2002
Scarlet and Cream Singers
Do you like to sing and perform? Do you play
the piano, drums, or guitar? Then you need to
audition for the 2001-2002 Scarlet and Cream
Singers. For more information pick up an audi
tion flyer at the Wick Alumni Center or outside
the Student Involvement office in the City Cam
pus Union or visit the UNL Alumni Association
web site at www.unl.edu/alumni and click on
Scarlet and Cream.
Campus Recreation Advisory Count* Election
Applications for the 2001 -2002 Campus Recrea
tion Advisory Council are now available at the
Campus Recreation Center and East Campus
Activities Building. Application deadline is Feb
ruary 13. Cali 472-3467for more information.
Congratulations to January's rrotessor ot me
Month:
Dr. Larry WakHn
Department of JoumsBam
We command him for his dedication toward ex
cellence in teaching and advancement of stu
dents at UNL
CREIGHTON OT, PT,
PHARMACY
Representative will be at Arts & Sciences Advis
ing, 107 Oldfather on Tuesday, February 13,
10:00-3:00. Stop by or call 472-4190 for ap
pointment
It is only in the giving of oneself to others
that we truly hve. -Ethel Percy Andrus
McDonald's
Spirit of Service Award
Recognize the selfless volunteer
contributions ot University students,
faculty and staff through mis award!
Applications are now available at al
Student Involvement locations.
February 28,2001
May Graduates
Sends
Free Valentine
published in (he Dmfy Nebraskan.
and a chance to win a
Bahamas trip
for you and 5 friends provided Dy
www.egrad.com
E-mail your Valentine to: Valen
tlnekdaHyneb.com and Include your first
and last name, e-mail address and date of
graduation. Deadline: 2 p.m. Tuesday. Lim
it: 25 words, one per person. May, 2001
graduates only. Sponsored by eg rad and
the Daily Nebraskan.
Send your Valentine NOW!
Wish your serious love or secret crush a Happy
Valentine's Day by piecing a Valentine Personal
In the Daily Nebraskan. Your ad will be run on
February 14th, $5.75 for 15 words, $.15 each
additional word. Includes free heart art. Deadline
February 13 at 4:00pm. Call 472-2588, fax
472-1761 or email dnOunl.edu
Sister Circle
African American Women's Support group
meets Wednesdays 4:45-5:45pm in Nebraska
Union room 338. Call Aatece at 472-9421 for
THE NEBRASKA AT
OXFORD PROGRAM
You can still apply for the Nebraska at Oxford
Program for the summer of 2001. Spend 4
fun-filled summer weeks in England visiting
place such as Windsor castle, London, ana
Shakespeare's hometown just to name a few.
You will earn 6 hours of 300/400 level credits in
business and the arts. Spaces are limited so
don’t delay. For more information contact Mark
Davis, CBA138 or phone 472-2310.
Volunteer Income Tax
Assistance
East Union: 11-1 Wednesdays. City Union: 11-1
Thursdays. Skse wi run from January 31 March
8. Free service of The Law CoHege.
610 Announcements
In search of a JAZZ BAND for a Marti Gras Par
ty. Call 476-0355 to express interest.
MODELS WANTED
Male and female for print work. 475-3382.
615 Meetings
AEAC
Meeting on Tuesday at 6pm at East Campus
Union. Guest Speaker- John Biasing, wtth Gold
en Harvest. Free pizza and pop.
Campus Red Cross
Campus Red Cross general membership meet
ing Wednesday, February 14th, 5:30pm in the
basement of the Student Health Center. New
members welcome.
Finance Club
It Is very important that all members that are go
ing on the trip to Chicago contact Ron Gill at
436-6060 or robgillOhotmail.com because we
need a deposit to purchase the plane tickets.
We will have an important meeting Tuesday at
6pm in the Union food court
Have A Suggestion About
The Health Center?
Come to a meeting of the University Health Cen
ter Student Advisory Board. Meetings are held in
Conference Room F in the Health Center and are
open to the public. Be there at 4:30 on Tuesday
February 13th and let your voice be heard.
NU Pre-Veterinary Club monthly meeting will be
held Wednesday, February 14,2001 at 7pm in
the ECU. The raffle and free symposium regis
tration drawing will take place after mock inter
views. www.urJ.edu/PreVet Club.
Pre-Law Club
There will be a meeting in the Union Tuesday
night at 6:30pm.
Pre-Physical Therapy Club
Meeting Tuesday, February 13, 7pm, Nebraska
Union, team about interviewing skills.
i about interviewing t
Table Tennis Club
lounge
Ping
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Undergraduate
Women in Business
Business meeting Wednesday, February 14 at
5:30 in CBA107. Snacks will be provided.
620 Greek Affairs
Acacia
Congratulations to the following brothers on an
excellent academic semester. 4.0: Justin Cyr,
Matt Bruce, Qlen Kratochvil, Shane Mares, Andy
Gardes. 3.5 and above: Matt Burke, Jon
Dockhorn, Greg Gifford, Jimmy Hynes, Chris
Kavan, Brad Kratochvil, Scott Krull, Garrett
Lierman, Dustin Manhart, Brad Marsicek, Wade
Minto, Adam Pfeifer, Jon Phillips, Jim Quandt,
Doug Shannon, Justin Stine. 3.0 and above: Tim
Hartshorn, Mitch Helms, Eric Pfeifer, Aaron
Plettner, Aaron Schram, Christian Wilson, Kyie
Wilkinson, Matt Jenkins. Keep up the great
world
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We had a great time at your FAC last Friday.
Looking forward to Midnight Madness!
-The Men of Acacia
ACM
Alecia, congratulations on your Gymnastics Vtc
“i all-around title of the
tory! Is this your fourth
season? Of course It is. Way to go sister.
-Alphas
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Congratulations to the following DGS for receiv
ing outstanding grades last semesterl 4.0’s:
Kristi Brown^Melissa Cavanaugh, Gretchen
, Tam
i Nguyen, Carrie Olson, Jill Pollard, Diane
Ray, Stephanie Tveldt, Amy Van Horn, Maggie
Buchanan. 3.5 and above: Dana Ahlman, car
men Bailey, Julie Bloomfield, Cortney Brandes,
Molli Buchanan, Sara Coned, Julie Cotton, Laura
Denton, Jill Dotson, Anne Dredla, Melissa
Freyer, Jenni Gasseling, Alyssa Guzman, Katie
Hassler, Sara Heinrich, Lindsay Hoefer, Shannon
Hoefer, Kate Hutchens, Jenny Jackson, Ashley
Johnson, Liz Johnson, Kelley Kamopp, Jessica
Keliing, Lisa Lougheed, Heidi Maiine, Tara
Mariska, Ryann McFee, Melissa Mecham, Mi
chelle Medina, Erica Meents, Jessica Meyer, Su
zanne Minarick, Alece Moigard, Joartell Mueller,
Kirsten Nelson, Kodi Nemunaitis, Amy Nguyen,
Angie Oxley, Laura Peterson, Nicole Peterson,
Nerissa Pintner, Heather Rasmussen, Lisa
Schaneman, Shannon Shaffer, Katie Sissel, Emi
ly Stuckey, Jessica Sutko, Mary Jane Tritsch,
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ply for the outstanding sophomore i
recipient of the award will receive
membership to the Society and other gifts to
recognize their achievement. Applications are
available at the Office of Student Involvement,
The Honor Lounge (118 Neihardt), 136 Nebraska
Union. Completed applications are due Wednes
Februarv 21 at 4pm to 136 Nebraska Union.
day, February 21 at 4pm to 136 Nebraska Union.
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Congratulations Kate Hutchens and Shannon
Miller on being accepted to UNMC med school!
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GREEK WORD
8:30pm, Ibesday
Lower level St. Thomas Aquinas/Newman Cen
ter. Word Night is a large group Bible Study
sponsored by F.O.C.U.S (Fellowship of Catholic
University Students).
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Congratulations to the following smarty Kappa
Deltas:
4.0 GPA: Angela Ahem, Michelle Backiund,
Breann Bigley, Angie Child, Sara DeLashmutt,
Janine Dunbar, Mandy Kent, Alison Mashek, Ju
dy O’Brien.
3.5 and above GPA: Sarah Beatty, Candace
Darter, Brooke Clasen, Sarah Comstock, Jill
Daiss, Nicole DeCostello, Kristal Flaming, Lisa
Franzen, Sarah Grush, Katie Hansen, Erin Harris,
Shelly Hood, Nicole Keasling, Andrea Kerr, Amy
Knowlton, Erin Kottich, Davina Leezer, Kim
Linstrom, VaKara Meyer, Kendra Motler, Ra
chelle Moody, Anne Moser, Megan Power, Lynn
Predoehl, Becca Rawalt, Michelle Schrage,
Stacy Schroeder, Nicole Seckman, Merry
Stackhouse, Amanda Trosper, Sarah Wakin,
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Thank you for crushing with us on Saturday, Pi
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Congratulations to former President John Gas
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winning $1000 Kappa Sigma Scholar
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SALE
50% off all in stock Greek branded items until
the end of February. Stock up and save on gifts,
etc. Creation, 1720 "O' St. 477-4401.
630 Student Government
University Health Center
Student Advisory Board
The purpose of the board shall be to represent
the student body in dealing wtth the health con
cerns of the University community.
You Do NOT have to be from
Deadline is February 2?a?4?00>pm. Applica
tions available in the ASUN office. Rm. 136 Ne
braska Union.
640 Personals
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Hey Darlin,
My last Valentine's Day was ruined because my
date got trashed. Most NU students (86%) think
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one of them?
Project CARE wishes all
NU Students a fun and
safe Valentine’s Dayl
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Tuesday Is
Trivia Night at
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nfi braniacs!
Show off and
compete for prizes
from 7-9 pm.
Relaxation Hour
Waakty on Tuesdays - 12:30 to 1:10 p-m.
University Haahh Cantor, tawer towel Room D
Today’s Topic Spiritual Contoring
far woo information, oat Counting and P^diofogical SmioM
of thm Lkmmntiy Htath CtnUr at 472-7450._
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at 9:00 a.m. at UNL.
Seating is limited.
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to reserve a seat today.
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Are you looking for a meaningful job to help pay
for second semester and spring break?
> GREAT PAY (GUARANTEED $8.25 PER HOUR)
> HOLIDAYS OFF OR TIME FOR SPRING BREAK (BENEFITS)
> EXERCISE (WE ARE CLOSE TO CAMPUS & HAVE BIKE RACKS)
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Then it’s time to call Hudson Bay Company to set up an interview. Not only will we meet the
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The call includes empowering citizens about their rights on environmental
issues, consumer issues, minority issues, and/or women’s issues,
membership development, and fundraising. (No sales or surveys.)
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Crossword
Edited by Will Shortz
No. 0102
ACROSS
1 Port on Osaka
Bay
5 Fess up
10 “Hey, you!’
14 “Since_You
Baby” (1956 hit)
15 Satchel on the
field
16 Exit location,
often
17 Mall locale
19 Germany’s_
von Bismarck
20 Umpire’s
decision
21 Slept like a hen
23 Manila envelope
feature
26 Amtrak
transportation
27 Tooth problem
30 Means of
escape
ggg $&£
Stoop parts
Month after Av
One with an
all-over tan
_culpa
Beyond tipsy
Sites for
skirmishes
♦1 Night school
subj.
42 Broadbrim, e.g.
43 Marcos, the
shoe collector
44 Golden rule
preposition
45 Mooring place
47 Susan of “L.A.
Law”
48 John with an
outrageous
wardrobe
49 “C6mo_
usted?"
51 Sordid
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
53 Like the best
towels
56 Apple variety
50 Diva’s delivery
51 Not doing much
disciplining
54 Take five
55 Type size
smaller than pica
56 Summers in
Rouen
67 Stadium near
Shea
68 Katmandu’s land
69 Enraptured
DOWN
1 Fuzzy fruit
2 Neighbor of
Yemen
3 Porgy’s mate
4 Unlikely to cheat
5 Breathing
problem
6 The U.N.’s_
HammarskjOld
7 Cambridge sch.
8 Prince in a
Borodin opera
9 Pavarotti, e.g.
10 “To your health!”
11 Suit ender
12 Satisfy fully
13 Walked over
18 Sans purpose
22 Brewery kilns
24 Now poor, as
relations
25 Places to splash
27 Indian
metropolis
28 Political pawn
GonzSIez
Puzzle t>y saran Nailer
29 Squid’s cousin
31 Color, hippie
style
33 Pasta topper
34 Locale for this
puzzle’s theme
36 Pierre or Henri,
eg
37 Mme., in Madrid
40 Please, in
Potsdam
44 Joyce
masterpiece
46 What you will
48 Big birds
SO Rockies resort
52 Israeli hard-liner
Sharon
53 Mrs. Roosevelt
54 Assayers’ stuff
55 The T of TCI
8 8 2 8
57 Webmaster’s
creation
Roulette bet
Reason to cram
Fictional sleeper
Boston subway
inits.
Answers to any three dues in this puzzle
are available by touch-tone phone:
1-900-420-5656 (95$ per minute).
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best of Sunday crosswords from the last 50
years: 1-888-7-ACROSS.