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The Blue Banner
Announcemen ts
November 30,
employment
OPPORTUNITIES
Wanted: Work-study student
three hours per week during
the spring semester.
Tuesdays 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
-See Christie in 216
Carmichael.
Part time clerical work for
; 12 hours/week. Must be
able to work weekends. Call
252-1594 and ask for Dee.
Cruise Ship Jobs -- Hiring
Men - Women.
Summer/Year Round.
Photographers, Tour guides,
recreation personnel.
Excellent pay plus FREE
.travel Caribbean, Hawaii,
Bahamas, South Pacific,
Mexico. CALL NOW! Call
refundable. 1-206-736-0775.
Secretary needed. Evenings
and weekends, Saturdays
and Sundays. Shorthand not
required. $ 10/hour. Call Dr.
Frazier at 274-4459
(evenings) or 254-1650
(daytime).
Market Discover Cards on
your campus! Flexible
hours. Earn as much as $10
per hour. Only 10 positions
available. Call 1-800-950-
8472, ext. 3.
Woman needed to care for
three children in Asheville
home three nights/week at
$25/night. Sitter must
provide her own
transportation. Please call
258-3241 (leave message) or
658-0631 for information.
Wanted: Models for life
drawing class. Must be 18
-years old. Pays $7 per hour.
-Male or female. Contact
Dan Millspaugh at 6559,
UNCA art department.
Want an on-campus job that
- is flexible enough to work
around your classes?
Requirement: Advanced
Lifesaving or equivalent
: certification. Apply at
Justice Center or call Dede
Allen at 251-6459.
Drink pure water — FREE -
- for the rest of your life
and EARN an ethical,
substantial income. Call
multi-pure/Southeast at
-258-0869.
Part-time jobs are available
at the UNCA cafeteria. $4
per hour plus meal
-privileges. 251-6495.
International students
welcome.
Campus Reps needed. Earn
big commissions and free
trips by selling
Nassau/Paradise Island,
Cancun, Mexico, Jamaica &
Ski trips to Vermont and
Colorado. For more
information call toll free 1-
800-344-8630 or in Ct. 203-
967-3330.
College Rep Wanted to
distribute "Student Rate"
subscription cards at this
campus. Good income. For
information and application
write to: Collegiate
Marketing Services, 303 W.
Center Ave., Mooresville,
NC 28115. 704-663-0963.
Market in-home water
purification system. You
can’t take your drinking
; water for granted anymore.
Big potential. I will supply
training and materials for
outgoing, personable
student. Call multi-pure,
258-0869.
Bob & Denise’s Classic Car
Wash is seeking full or part
time car wash attendants.
Apply in person at 667
Merrimon Avenue, or call
253- 9274.
Wanted: Good
undergraduate students
interested in pursuing
graduate work in
economics. The department
of economics at Clemson
University offers coursework
leading to the M.A. and
PhD. degrees, with specialty
areas that include Industrial
Organization/Regulation,
Public Choice, Financial
Economics and Labor
Economics. We have one of
the top research and
teaching faculties in the
south and encourage close
working relationships
between faculty and
graduate students. Financial
aid in the form of research
and teaching assistantships
is available. For more
information, contact Prof.
David N. Laband,
Department of Economics,
Clemson University, 242
Sirrine Hall, Clemson, SC
29634-1309, (803) 656-3969.
Dependable part-time sales
person needed for sales
position. Flexible hours.
29 8-3 662. Prestige
Fragrance and Cosmetics at
River Ridge Market Place.
Help Wanted; Sbarro’s
Italian Eatery in the
Asheville Mall needs
cashiers, servers, pizza
cooks and prep cooks. $4.50
per hour. Call Don Carson
at 299-9900.
LEARN, EARN, SHOW
YOUR CONCERN!!
The Environmental Quality
Institute is looking for
students with good research
and writing skills to help
develop material on a
variety of environmental
topics. We will pay $75 for
each article accepted. For
more info contact Fred
Huber, Environmental
Studies Coordinator, EQI,
Environmental Studies
Program, UNCA Robinson
Hall, 251-6104 or 251-6441.
Aggressive individual to do
direct marketing during the
week of December 5 for 2
hours a day or evening for
3 days. The pay is $6 per
hour. Call 251-6586 and
leave a message.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Girls to cut, perm, or color
their hair. People open-
minded to change-FREE.
Call 667-8885, Frieda
Martin, at Regis
Hairstylists.
THETA CHI TOY DRIVE
OX challenges all clubs and
organizations to collect toys
to be donated to Santa Pals.
A $50 prize goes to the
organization who collects
the most toys. Toys, are to
be turned in to High Rise,
room 306. The contest will
end on the last day of
classes. For more info, call
254- 5157 or 252-6969.
The Literature Club will
meet on Thursday Dec. 7 at
9:30 a.m. in CH-226.
TYPING
Typing -- professional,
accurate -- 100 words per
minute! Grammar,
punctuation, spelling
checked. 24-hour service, if
needed. Call 258-2209, if no
answer leave message.
TYPING - $2 - $2.50/page.
Four pages and under may
be completed on the spot.
Call and leave a message
for Lori at 274-8804.
FOR SALE:
Mountain 12-string guitar
with Barcus-Berry "Insider"
pickup installed. Grover
tuners, pro setup, plays and
sounds great acoustically or
amplified. Mint condition,
selling half price to make
moving expenses. $200. Alex
298-3683.
There will be a Christmas
pottery sale and open house
at the studio of Bob Wagar
(former pottery instructor at
UNCA in the mid 1970’s)
on Dec. 8 (4 a.m. - 8 p.m.),
Dec. 9 (10 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
and Dec. 10 (12 a.m. - 5
p.m.). The studio is located
at 82 Spooks Branch Road
in Asheville. Call Bob for
directions, 253-5515.
King Alto Saxophone used
for two years. Good
condition. Case included.
$400. Call 628-3965 between
6 and 10 p.m.
1967 Volkswagen "Bug."
Body, engine and tires are
all in very good shape.
$1,300 or best offer. School:
255-9335, or home 692-
6182. Ask for Darin in
room 106.
A GREAT CHRISTMAS
PRESENT! 35 mm
rangefinder, electronic lens-
shutter Olympus XA
camera with Olympus A-16
electronic flash - a $200
value for only $95. Camera
will fit in pocket or purse.
Directions included. Call
669-9487. Leave phone
number on machine if not
there.
CAR TOP CARRIER -
Sears X-Cargo, 18 cu. ft.
interior, can secure to
permanent roof rack -- like
new for $60. $105 value.
Call 669-9487. Leave phone
number if not there.
MEETINGS:
The Mathematical
Association of America will
have its end of the semester
luncheon with the math
department faculty on Dec.
12 at 1 p.m.
A SUMMER AT
OXFORD:
Anyone who would like to
spend a summer at Oxford
University in England
earning 3 credit hours
should contact Dr. Dwight
Mullen on Dec. 6 in the
private dinning room from
noon to 1 p.m. Three
courses will be offered
including Shakespeare,
Britain in World War II and
Art.
LOST AND FOUND
Found: Red book bag.
Inquire in the Registrar’s
Office in Lipinsky Hall.
Lost: a tape case
somewhere between Mills
Hall and the Highrise.
Reward if found. Matthew
Eldridge, 254-2178 anytime.
Lost two and a half to
three weeks ago.
LOST:
Keychain with heart and
Ann written on it with one
key. If found call 252-2135
Sales Associates needed:
Part and full-time jobs with
successful retail clothing
chain available. Unlimited
growth potential and
excellent work atmosphere
are possible. Positions
available at River Ridge
Market Place. For more
information call 919-783-
6051.
Found: Bracelet. Found in
the parking lot between the
library and Robinson Hall.
Call Dr. Kathy Whatley at
extension 6442 and identify.
Found Nov. 14.
Found: a ring in the ladies’
room of Carmichael Hall
approximately three weeks
ago. Call 254-9737 to
identify.
SGA NOTES
The UNCA Student
Government is here for
you! SGA meets every
Wednesday at 9 p.m. for the
senate meeting in room 37
of the Highsmith Center.
This meeting is open to all
students.
SGA
Aesthetics Committee
Meeting
Every Tuesday at 8:30 pm
Highsmith #37
Get Involved in Campus
Facility Planning and
Campus Improvement
SGA, HERE FOR YOU!
AAUW SCHOLARSHIPS
OFFERED
The Hendersonville Branch
of the American Association
of University Women is
again offering two or more
For sale: Dorm room
refrigerator and computer
table with shelves. For more
information, call 253-0863
evenings.
OMICRON DELTA
KAPPA SEEKS
MEMBERS
UNCA’s circle of Omicron
Delta Kappa will be
celebrating the
organization’s 75th
anniversary this year as one
of the nation’s most
respected honoraries. ODK
is a junior/senior honorary
stressing academic
accomplishment in league
with outstanding
performance in government,
athletics, and mass media as
well as the creative and
performing arts. ODK has
established itself on nearly
two hundred college
campuses in the U.S., of
which UNCA is privileged
to be one. As part of its
Fall recruiting program,
ODK will conduct its
"Tapping" ceremony
December 4-8. At this time
those fulfilling the
requirements for
membership will be
"notified" by current ODK
members who will then
install them wherever they
may be, whether in their
dorm room, in class, or
elsewhere on campus.
Those interested in finding
out more about ODK are
invited to contact faculty
adviser John Bernhardt at
251-6444.
CLUB NOTES
The Adventure Gaming
Society is a group of WNC
people interested in role-
playing games. We meet
Saturdays from 6 p.m. until
12 p.m. in Zagier. Our
members’ interests run from
Advanced Dungeons and
Dragons, Battletech,
Champions, Call of Cthulu,
Marvel Superheroes and
many more! If you’re
interested in gaming with
us, show up Saturdays or
call Darrell Autrey at 253-
7879.
American Music Week
concert originally scheduled
for Thursday, Nov. 9, has
been re-scheduled for
Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. in
Lipinsky Auditorium.
Admission will be $2.
FINANCIAL AID
SOROPTIMIST
SCHOLARSHIP --
Soroptimist International of
Asheville is offering the
local training awards
program of $500 to a
deserving woman, to present
spring 1990. Recipient will
have the opportunity to
compete on the regional
level for one of two
additional awards of $1500.
Candidates are preferably
heads of households
completing undergraduate
programs or enrolled in
vocational or technical
training. Application
deadline is Dec. 15, 1989
and are available in the
financial aid office, Lipinsky
Hall 221.
THEATRE UNCA
Theatre UNCA will present
two student-directed one-act
plays in its Forum theatre
series, Tuesday and
Thursday, December 5 and
7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Carol
Belk Theatre on the UNCA
campus.
George Bernard Shaw’s
"The Man of Destiny," to be
presented on Tuesday, is a
comedy about the young
Napoleon who encounters a
lady in an Italian inn who
has stolen some dispatches
intended for him.
Stephen Black’s "Horse
Latitudes," to be presented
on Thursday, is a touching
drama of a mother and her
young children waiting in a
train station.
Refreshments will be served
prior to each production at
7 p.m. and the audience is
invited to remain after the
performance for a
discussion with the cast and
director. Admission is free.
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE SCHOLARSHIP -
Believing that education is
fundamental to world peace
and understanding,
members of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood contribute funds
to provide grants-in-aid for
selected women from other
countries for study in the
United States and Canada.
Applicant must be qualified
for admission to full-time
graduate study, working
toward a graduate degree in
the college or university she
will attend; must submit a
witnessed statement that
upon completion of her
degree program, she will
return immediately to her
own country to pursue her
professional career. To
request an application
(between Sept. 15 and Dec.
31), write to: P.E.O.
International Peace
Scholarship fund, P.E.O.
executive office, 3700 Grand
Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa
50312. Applications must be
received no later than Jan.
31, 1990.
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DISTINGUISHED
TEACHER AWARD
The University Teaching
Council is asking for
nominations for the 1989-
1990 Distinguished Teacher
Award. The award is
presented to a full-time
faculty member who has
earned a reputation for
outstanding teaching. All
students and alumni are
especially invited and
encouraged to write letters
of nomination specifically
detailing why the instructor
of their choice should be
honored. Send letters of
nomination to: John
Bernhardt, Biology Dept.,
UNCA, One University
Heights, Asheville, N.C.
28804-3299.
Eating disorder self-help
group meets weekly on
Fridays at 2:15 in the
counseling center. For more
information contact Maggie
Weshner at 251-6515.
TONIGHT!! TONIGHT!!
Lip-Sync Competition
Time 8 p.m.
Place.... Cafeteria
Cost $1 UNCA Students
$1.50
Faculty/Children
$2 Others
All announeements and
classifieds must be
turned in to The Blue
Banner office at 208-A
Carmichael Hall on
Tuesdays at 6 p.m.
Announcements and
classifieds are free on
a first come, first
served basis. Call
251-6586
for further details.