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May 6,1999
Classifieds
CAMPUS
Reformed University Fel
lowship (RUF) wants to
bring you closer to Christ.
Meets every Thursday from
7:30-9 p.m. at the Side
Door. Know, worship, and
understand Christ with
other students.
UNCA Out, the on-campus
gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgender, straight sup
portive group meets every
Thursday night at 8:30 p.m.
in Karpen Hall 232. Please
join us for informative dis
cussions on g/l/b/t subjects
and to find out about on-
campus activities we are
planning. All are welcome.
Contact us at
uncaout@hotmail.com for
more info.
You are not alone. Sexual
crimes, abuse and rape
survivors (SCARS), a sup
port group for sexual as
sault victims, meets on
campus weekly. The meet
ings are open to survivors
of all sex crimes, sex abuse
and rape, and are free and
confidential. Meetings are
Tuesday 9:15 a.m. in
UNCA’s Counseling Cen
ter Group Room. Contact
Officer Vicki Harris at 251-
6710 for more information.
CAMPUS
Want to see free flicks?
The mass communication
department will host a
screening of major student
projects and other selected
works in Lipinsky audito
rium on May 12 at 7 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to
attend!
Got roommate or profes
sor problems? Mediation
is confidential, free, quick,
and consensual. Call 232-
5120 to find out more, or
email: mediate@unca.edu.
The United Methodist
Campus Ministry meets
every Wednesday night
from 8-9:30 p.m. in Mills
4th floor study lounge.
Everyone is welcome to
attend. Contact Rev. Amy
RIo-Anderson at 254-5818
for more information.
Attention:Anyone inter
ested in Messianic-Jew-
ish fellowship or anyone
involved in the Christian
Reformation: A Bible study/
fellowship is forming in
Asheville on Thursday eve
nings. Call 251-2116 or
628-2514 for information.
Shaloo Shalorri, Jerusalem.
CAMPUS
Let the campus know about
your organization’s meet
ings or special events in
The Banner's classified
section. Ads are free for
on-campus organizations.
Other ads are $4-$8 per
week. For more info con
tact Susan at 251-6591.
Do you need to talk with
someone about an aca
demic problem? Feel like
you are the only one? Con
tact the UNCA Mediation
Center at 232-5120, email
mediate@unca.edu, or
contact the faculty con
ciliator, Dr. Kauffman, at
251-6846, or email at
kauffman@ unca.edu
For more information
check out the website at
www.medctr@ bulldog.uncaedu
ISIS is a club on the West
ern Carolina University
campus in Cullowhee that
is dedicated to the unity of
all religions (Wicca, Chris
tianity, Druidry, Native
American, etc.) Meeting on
Thursday nights, we are a
non-profit organization with
members from WCU and
UNCA. For more informa
tion, www://soar.to/knowl-
edge.
CAMPUS
The UNCA Society of Phys
ics will be conducting a
viewing of the sun on the
quad from 11 a.m. -1 p.m.
on May 11. The event is
open to the campus com
munity and will be the last
astronomy event of the se
mester.
Discount tickets available
to United Artist Theaters,
Charlotte Hornets games,
and the Asheville Museum
of Art. Tickets may be pur
chased in Highsmith Cen
ter, room 27.
Beginning yoga and medi
tation classes. Mon. 6-
7:30 p.m. in HC 37 and
Thurs. 8-9:30 p.m. in the
dance studio. Sponsored by
the Renaissance Universal
Club of UNCA. Call 236-
8831 for more information.
HELP
WANTED
Have Fun-Raising Funds
for your clubs, teams, &
groups. Earn up to $500 or
more! Put out 25+ years of
fundraising experience to
HELP
WANTED
work for you. Call now for
detailson FREECDofyour
choice. 1-800-592-2121
ext. 725.
Summer jobs for the en
vironment. Work to pro
tect national forests with
the Sierra Club and N.C.’s
rivers with N.C. PIRG.
$2,500-$4,000/summer.
Call Pat (704) 342-4771.
Counselors needed at
Camp Celo. Small, estab
lished farm camp in N.C.
mountains. Stresses
people and friendship
rather than fancy programs.
Hiking, camping, coopera
tive activities. Quaker lead
ership. Call 675-4323.
Experienced Childcare
Givers: If you’re interested
in free room and board next
semester in exchange for
helping us take care of our
two year old daughter
please contact us. Our
home is located in the
Hendersonville area, ar
rangement to begin in Au
gust or September. Flex
ibility per your schedule,
additional compensation
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negotiable Non-smoker, re
liable transportation. Mail
resume and letter of inter
est to: Sheila, PO Box 67,
Elberon, Iowa 52225.
Summer positions avail
able at special camp. A
challenging and rewarding
experience helping chil
dren. Ramapo Anchorage
Camp is a specialized resi
dential summer camp serv
ing children with a wide
range of emotional and
learning problems. The
camp offers a comprehen
sive program of services to
special needs children, pre
school through age 15. For
more information, please
write Ramapo Anchorage
Camp, PO Box 266,
Rhineback, NY 12572
or call 914-876-8403.
www.ramapoanchorgaeorg
ACADEMIC
The NO Governor’s Insti
tute on Alcohol and Sub
stance Abuse Inc. is solic
iting proposals for its Public
Policy Scholars Program,
funded by the NC Div. of
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14 Russian inland
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15 Fixed relation
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16 Lone
17 Strict boss
19 Fly high
20 Aardvark morsel
21 Chimps and
orangs
22 Dnfts
24 Winter vehicle
25 Fits
26 More piquant
29 Trouble
32 Tiny particles
33 Thrives on
34 Lupino of old
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35 Seductive
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36 Weathercocks
37 Singles
38 Shade tree
39 Longed for
40 Eminent
41 Tidied up
43 Grating
44 Snoops
45 Ancient country
46 Bizarre thing
48 Musical piece
49 Yoko —
52 Come off in
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57 Employ again
58 African river
59 Cattle group
60 Eatery
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3 Tall spar
4 Lodge brother
5 British dealer in
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6 Alleviated
7 Lawyers; abbr.
8 Palter
ACADEMIC
Mental Health, Develop
mental Disabilities, and
Substance Abuse Services.
The Scholars Program is
committed to stimulating
graduate students’ and
health professionals’ inter
ests in substance abuse.
Contact Financial Aid,
LH221 for more info.
North Carolina Nurse
Scholars Program (NSP)
undergraduate program
for the 1999-2000 aca
demic year applications
available in the financial
aid office, LH221.
FOR
SALE/RENT
Fine reprints of vintage
Euro posters from the ‘20s,
‘30s, and ‘40s for sale at
vraw.vintageartposters.com
Female housemate
wanted to share two bed
room home in Oakley. A/C
and washer/dryer. Pets
welcome, fenced yard.
Available June 1. CallTami
at 299-9703.
FOR
SALE/RENT
Relocating in Asheville in
mid-Aug. Looking for a one-
bedroom/studio near
UNCA starting in Aug. or
Sept. Call Sarah (508)797-
3834.
COMMUNITY
Participate in the free
screening for Glaucoma,
Diabetes and Vision on
the 2nd & 4th Fridays ol
each month from 9 a.m. •
12 p.m. at 45-A South
French Broad Ave. The
Asheville Lions Eye Clinic,
Inc., and the United Way of
Asheville and Buncombe
County invite you to join in
the effort to reduce tine po
tential for preventable blind
ness. For more info, call
252-5706.
WNC Families CAN, a sup
port group for families who
have children with emo
tional disorders, meets the
firstTuesday of each month
at Friends Meeting, 227
Edgewood Rd., from 5:30-
7:30 p.m. Refreshments,
and childcare provided. Call
689-1569 for more info
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