After school care needed for older child. Good
pay; Call Patty at 421-3472 or 489-6549.
500 Summer Jobs!!
50 Camps - You Choose! NY, PA, New Eng
land. INSTRUCTORS NEEDED: Tennis, Basket
ball, Roller Hockey, Soccer, Baseball, Lacrosse,
Gymnastics, Lifeguards, WSI, Water skiing, Sail
ing, Wing surfing. Archery, Mountain Biking,
Rock climbing, Ropes, Piano Accompanist, Dra
ma, Ceramics, Wood shop, Nature Nurses. Ar
lene Streisand 1 -800-443-6428;
wwwsummeroampemployment.com.
ATTENTION:
NURSING STUDENTS
Want to do something different this summer?
Work with lids in the outdoors, be with friends,
gain valuable experience as Camp Kitaki's
Health Specialist. Call YMCA Camp Kitaki in
Lincoln today at 402-434-9225 or e-mail
campkitaldOaoi.com for more information on this
dynamic opportunity!
CAMP LEADERS WANTED!
CALL TODAY
Work with kids in the outdoors, be with friends,
gam leadership skids. POSITIONS OPEN: Life
guards, Ropes Leaders, Naturalist, Arts & Crafts
Director, Office Coordinator, Store Manager,
Cabin Counselors. Contact YMCA Camp Kitaki
at 402-434-8225 or e-maH campidMdOaoT.com
Come to the
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Noon-5Dm
Nebraska UniorvCKy Campus
part-time jobs, summer jobs,
internships & co-ops
UFEGURADS WANTED
Enjoy the outdoors working at Camp Khaki's
Pool or Lake as a lifeguard. Work with 65 other
co-ed college staff, valuable leadership experi
ence, salary, room and board. The best thing
you'll ever get paid to dol Call YMCA Camp
Kitaki in Lincoln now for an application at
(402)434-9225 or e-mail campMtaMftaol.com
PLAY SPORTS! HAVE FUN!
SAVE MONEY!
Top boys' sports camp in beautiful Maine.
Counselors to coach aH sports; tennis, baseball,
hockey, waterfront, rock climbing, biking, golf,
water skiing, sailing. Work outdoors, nave a
great summer. Cali free 888-844-8080 or apply
www.campoedar.com.__
Rewarding Summer
Leadership Internship
Enroll in Army ROTC Camp Challenge for 5
weeks this summer. You'll get paid to experi
ence adventure, learn leadership skills, and
compete for a college scholarship. No military
commitment for attending. For details, ca8 Ma
jorDtieia at 472-4269 or atop by the MWtary
ScMnos Depflrtmtm.
Summer in
Northern Minnesota
Gain leadership tinning and team building skids
while enjoying the camaraderie of exceptional
Individuals. Our program helps young people
with unrealized potential who are experiencing
social skid difficulties. Located on lake and river
in the Superior National Forest. Opportunity to
gain college credit. Realize personal growth and
satisfaction yourself, while helping others
achieve the same!
♦Call Tom Bauer at (952) 930-3544, email at;
bucksklnQ8pacestar.net or visit
www.cempbuckakin.com.
SUMMER JOBS for 2001 III Come to Maine)
Head Counselor on campus Friday, March 2,
2001 interviewing for positions in 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 800-327-3509 or
aummerOcamplaurel.com to setup an Interview,
or visit us at www.camplautel.com.
SUMMER PLAYGROUND
JOBS
If you are in the education field or just Hke work
ing with kids, the Lincoln Parks & Recreation
Deportment has a great summer job for you! We
need staff from May 29-August 3, with hours
available from 8:45am-12:15pm, or
8:45-3:45pm. Call the Lincoln Parks & Recrea
tion Playground Office, Irving Rec Center, 2010
yen Pom 441-7952.
WORK WITH KIDS
Parks & Recreation has openings at five loca
tions for summer day camp staff to work with
K-7th graders. May 29-August 10. M-F. Hours
available 6:45am-8:15pm, 20-40 hours/week.
Conduct activities, field trips, swimming. All lo
cations have K-6 grade camps except Irving
which includes 7th grade. Appty at the center of
vour choice:
♦ Mr Park, 3720 NW 46th, 441-7876
♦ Belmont, 1234 Judson, 441-6789
♦ Calvert, 4500 Stockwe*. 441-8480
♦ Irving. 2010 Vbn Dom, 441-7954
♦ Bethany Pwk *65th & Vine, 441-7952
'-ear0
Come to the
Student Job t Internship Flri
Tuesday, March 6,2001
Noon-5Dm
Nebraska Union-City Campus
part-time jobs, summer jobs,
internships & co-ops
Get Paid For Ybur Opinion! $$
Earn $15-$12S and more par survey!
www.monaytepinionB.com
Absolutely Free Info. Own a computer? Put It to
work1$350/1,000/week.
www.eam-great-income.com.
Attention
A growing international company.
500-5,000/month PT/FT. Serious work from
home opportunity. Call 877-594-WORK.
Own a Computer?
Put it to work!
$25-$75/hr, PT/FT.
www.SmartWork4U.com.
1-877-864-RICH
(TO! Free)
$$ Last Call for
CBA Scholarships$$ -
Applications for the 2001-2002 College of Busi
ness Administration scholarships are due on
March 1. Apply on-line at
http://www.cba.unl.edu/ugrad/scholarships
/CBAschol.html. Hurry, time is running outi
Anxious for
Spring Break???
Before you leave fOroreak the Leadership Devel
opment Team has an opportunity you must con
sider. We would like to invite exceptional stu
dent leaders to apply for the Emerging Leaders'
Class Teaching Assistant Position. ELTA’s will
help facilitate the Emerging Leader Class which
Is an interactive endeavor providing personal
and professional leadership skills to ambitious
college students. Applications are available at
Student Involvement, 200 Nebraska Union and
300 East Union. Remember, the applications
must be returned by March 9th at 4:00 pm to
Student Involvement
Congratulations 2001-2002
Mortar Board Members:
Megan Adkins, Justin Kauk, Sarah Ktopenbrock,
Austin McKillip, David Lockwood, Brain Mag
nusson, Laura Peterson, Kaycee Sullivan, Brady
Fritz, Nathan Johns. Tara Sholz, Mary Ann EE,
Lynn Anderson, Crystal Corman, Michelle Hahn,
Karen Reynolds, Grant Vhrich, Jr., Marc Boggy,
Krista Evans.
Endometriosis
Discussion Group
Learn about resources, share information, and
find out you’re not alone. Open to anyone with
questions about endometriosis. Meets Thursday
6-8pm in Nebraska Union Room 338. Call
472-9428 for more information.
Fraternities • Sororities
Clubs • Student Groups
Earn $1,000-$2,000 this quarter with the easy
campusfundraiser.com three hour fundraising
event. No sales required. Fundraising dates are
filling quickly, so call todav! Contact cam
pusfundraiser.com, (888) 923*3238, or visit
www.campusfundraiser.com.
INTRAMURAL
BADMINTON SINGLES
TOURNAMENT
Tuesday, February 27 is last day to enter the
Men’s & Women’s Badminton Singles Tourna
ment. Enter no* at the Office of Campus Recre
ation or on the web. Call 472-8383 or
www.unl.edu/crec/im for more information.
INTRAMURAL
WRESTLING MEET
The Men’s & Women’s Wrestling Meet will take
place on February 26, 27,28 and March 1 at the
Campus Recreation Center. Enter and weigh-in
on site. Call 472-8383 or www.unl.edu/crec/im
for more information.
Voice Your Vote
Radio Rally
7 Live Bands
Tuesday - Feb. 27
11 am -7 pm
City Union - Crib
No Cover Charge
11:00
8 Wave
12:10
Man Down
1:20
The Black Dahlias
2:30
Jamcracker
3:40
Crush the Clown
4:50
The Leftovers
6:00
TheW.T.
Emceed by KRNU's ‘Hot Lunch*
Talk with Candidates
for election and
those currently representing
you in Student Government
Sponsored by ASUN - Student Government
dn@unLedu
daifyneb.com
Relaxation Hour
Weekly on Tuesdays - 12:30 to 1:10 pm
University Heath Center, Lower Level Room D
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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)
> TIME TO ENJOY LIFE OR STUDY (FLEXIBLE HOURS-MINIMUM HOURS 12)
> STRESS FREE ENVIRONMENT (NO TELEMARKETING OR SALES)
> WORK WITH YOUR FRIENDS (REFERRAL BONUSES)
Then it’s time to call Hudson Bay Company to set up an interview. Not only will we meet the
above requirements, but you will also have a job that is very rewarding and
interesting. We call members and potential members for non-profit groups.
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.)
Call us at 476-1010, Mondays through Wednesdays,
for an interview to learn more about this incredible job and opportunity.
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architect father
14 Actor Jannings
15 1953 Leslie
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16 God, to a
Muslim
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California
18 Skin lotion
ingredient
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playwright
22 Shoebox
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29 Cart part
32 Lennon s widow
33 Hull projection
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44 Comic Philips
45 Boy, am I tired!
47 Murphy Brown
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52 Buddy
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language uses
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letters found in
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60 hear_
drop
61 Lousy car
62 Shade of blue
> 63 Brother
64 Syrup flavor
65 Carol
66 Compass dir.
67 Gil Bias
novelist Lesage
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city
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32 Deep-frying need
33 Sensed
34 Barely make,
with out
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36 Crooklyn
director
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39 Regard
40 50 s prez
44 Xanadu grp.
45 Coin sound
46 When repeated,
a snicker
47 Receiver button
48 Actor Mandel
49 Fully
51 Dress cut
52 Argentine plain
53 Garlicky
mayonnaise
54 Sheets and stuff
56 Crippled
57 Soprano Gluck
58 Prosperity
59 Actor Ziering
Answers to any three clues in this puzzle
are available by touch-tone phone:
1-900-420-5656 (95c per minute).
Annual subscriptions are available for the
best of Sunday crosswords from the last 50
years: 1 -888-7-ACROSS.
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ASUN ELECTIONS
Vote none of the above because it’s the obvious
choice.
Nebraska Union Board
Positions Open for
2001-02
This board assumes the role of advocate for the
various segments of the University community
to the Director of the Nebraska Unions and the
Vice Chan, for Student Affairs. Deadline Friday,
March 2.
OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS
Elect your new Campus Recreation Advisory
Council representatives. Votes accepted Febru
ary 20-28, 2001 at the Campus Recreation Cen
ter (7:30am-5:30pm, M-F) and the East Campus
Activities Building (8:30am-8:00pm, M-F). Must
present your Nlfl.D. card to vote. Thanks for
your participation!
Publish Your Work for $1,296
Textbooks, Novels, and More.
Call FirstPublish, Inc. at 888-707-7634.
Or vist: www.firstpublish.com
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTION
Wednesday, Feb. 28,2001
PoN Workers will be members of
the Faculty Women's Club
If you have questions - contact
John Conley 472-2681
Volunteer Income Tax
Assistance
East Union: 11-1 Wednesdays. City Union: 11-1
Thursdays. Sites will run from January 31-March
8. Free service of The Law College.
WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER
Staying in Lincoln for Spring Break? Why not
register for the Wilderness First Responder
Course. This nationally and internationally rec
ognized certification is sponsored by the Wilder
ness Medicine Institute of NOLS. The course will
be taught on campus and is hosted by NU Cam
pus Recreation. Dates: March 9-18, 2001
(80-hour curriculum). Fee: $450. Deadline:
March 2. Register with Outdoor Adventures in
the Campus Recreation Center or call for a reg
istration form (472-4777).
Campus Red Cross
Campus Red Cross general membership meet
ing Wednesday, February 28th, 5:30pm in the
basement of tne Student Health Center. New
members welcome.
FOOD SCIENCE CLUB
The Food Science Club will meet Wednesday,
February 28 at 5:00pm in FIC, Room 43. For
more information call 472-0179. See you there.
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 27th and let your voice be heard.
Marketing Club meeting Wednesday City Union
7pm. Speaker TBA. Room will be posted.
NBS
Will meet WednesdayJ^ebSuao^lfat 5pm in
217 Avery HaH. _
NU Mads
Meeting on Tuesday February 27th at 7:30 in the
Union. Will feature Dr. Faber on the topic of per
sonal statements and interviews.
Undergraduate Women in
Business
Business Meeting Wednesday at 5:30 In CBA
107. Food will be provided.
AXO
Thanks for your participation in the FAC and
Midnight Madness last weekend. We had a
great time. Let's get together again soon!
-The Men of Acacia
Aon
Congratulations 2001 Rho Chi’s: Emily
Eisenhauer, Jenny Leeper and Allison Palmer.
-Alpha e
ASA
Congratulations to the following Alpha Xi’s for
last semester’s grades. 4.0: Jossie Connealy,
Kristin Ewing, Rebecca Fleisner, Shelly Hansen,
Carmen Helvey, Celeste Knapper, Karen Meier,
Sarah Mohr, Amy Morin, Meg Murphy, Jean
Vacha, Jennifer Wagner, Amy West. 3.7* Trisha
Atwood, Angie Cunningham, Chrissta Forsiund,
Katie Hanson, Michelle Mimmick, Jenny
Seme rad, Lori Simpson, Caroline Stephenson,
Sara Stewart, Alison Wells,
aaa Ben
Thanks for an awesome Bikers and Babes party
on Saturday. We had a great time!
-Love, the ladies of Phi Mu
GREEK WORD
8:30pm, Tuesday
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 Stixlents)._
KA
Congratulations to Jessi Goodsell and Courtney
Antes on being selected as Rho Chi’s for fall
Formal Recruitment!
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City Campus Union Auddarium: 8:30 am to 9:30 om
Mmta Awarenem A Great Jeans Giveaway
Gty Campus Union: 11 am to 1 pm
East Campus Union: 11 am. to 1 pm
Campus Recreation: A pm to 7 pm
City Campus Union: 7 pm to 8 pm
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Nebraska Union: 8 pm
Room eth a View
Union Calary: 10 am to 2 pm; 4 pm to 8 pm
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Student Association, University Heath Center, Campus
Recreation, Women's Center, University Program Counct/FAC,
SDRMA, Parents Association, RHA, Student Alumni Association
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Way to go! Our very own Material Girls received
runner-up in the First Annual Greek Variety
Show! Ahhh yeah!
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SALE
50% off ail in stock Greek branded items until
the end of February. Stock up and save on gifts,
etc. Creation, 1720 “O" St. 477-4401.
NU Student Government
Meeting
DATECHANGE
Thursday-March 1
East Campus Union
Information and Agenda Available
136 Nebraska Union
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ELECTION
Wednesday, Feb. 28,2001
PoN Workers wtt be members of
the Faculty Women* Club
If you have questions - contact
John Conley 472-2881
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