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and 1-6, Tues. 9-1 and
Wed. 11-12 and 1-7,
rs. 9-12 and 3-6, and
9-12 and 1-3. Appoint-
ents are 50 minutes and
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.xual crimes, abuse and
pe survivors (SCARS)
support group dedi-
^.3d to the survivors of
ixual abuse. Let’s help
e another heal the scars,
jtings are at 7:15 p.m.
Tuesdays at the Public
ifety Department in
ince Hall. The meetings
free and confidential.
Officer Vicki Harris at
-6710 for more infor-
CA’s G/B/UT Student
ganlzation. Everyone
welcome. Thursdays at
8:30 p.m. in KH 234.
uncaout@bulldog.unca.edu,
www.unca.edu/uncaout.
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.
The United Methodist
Campus IVIinistry meets
every Wednesday night
from 8:30-10 p.m. in Mills
4th floor study lounge. Ev
eryone is welcome. Con
tact Rev. Amy Rio-Ander-
son at 254-5818 or e-mail
umcm ©bulldog.unca:edu
for more information.
HELP
WANTED
Paid nursery worker
wanted! Starts at $6.50/
hour, Grace Baptist Church,
718 Haywood Rd. Needed
Sun. morning and Tues. &
Wed. nights. Call Dorothy
Doi at 254-0841.
Student cartoonist
needed! Allscripts looking
for help to fulfill cartoon
project. Contact Ken Shore
at 800-654-0889, ext. 200
or e-mail at Ken.Shore
©allscripts.com for more
information.
Counselor positions
available at Ramapo An
chorage Camp, a camp for
children with emotional and
learning problems. 10-
week summer positions
available; call (914) 876-
8403 or visit
www.ramapoanchorage.
org.
Tired of asking your par
ents for money? Let
yourself EARN while you
LEARN! E-mail jityson
@ aweber.com for more in
formation on this
moneymaking venture.
Female athletes or ath
letic women wanted for
our fitness videos done lo
cally. Send photos to:
Paradise Modeling Agency,
50 RIceville Rd., Suite 101,
Asheville, NC 28805 or call
299-0564 for more infor
mation.
HELP
WANTED
Earn extra cash in the
Asheville area selling
novelty wooden neckware
to gift and clothing shops.
For information, contact
Tom Wyble at 828-262-
1097.
Cool Beach Jobs has jobs
available on the Outer
Banks of NC. We offer sum
mer jobs, permanent jobs
and internships. Check it
out! www.coolbeachjobs.
com.
Earn money promoting
bands like Nine Inch
Nails, Fiona Apple and
Guns & Roses! No expe
rience necessary. Visit
www.noizepollution.com or
call Claude at 1-800-996-
1816.
The American Institute of
Certified Public Accoun
tants (AlCPA) is offering
John L. Carey scholar
ships to liberal arts degree
holders wishing to pursue
a CPA certificate. $5,000
awarded yearly to 5 recipi
ents. Visit financial aid for
ACADEMIC I ACADEMIC
applications; deadline is
April 1,2000.
36-day Alaskan Odyssey,
June 10-July 15, a personal
discovery through team ori
ented camping experience
in Alaska and the Canadian
West. Cost is $2,475. Con
tact David Barlow at (704)
855-2511 or barlowao®
ctc.net for more informa-
tion.
ACIL is sponsoring a
scholarship program for
physical science majors.
Awards of $1,000-$2,000
based on academics, ca
reer goals, and financial
need. Applications are
available in the financial aid
office; deadline is April 15,
2000.
SAE Doctoral Scholars
Program offers loans up to
$5,000 per year for 3 years
to engineering graduate
students pursuing teaching
at the college level. Dead
line is April 1, 2000 and
applications are available
in the financial aid office.
John Gyles Education
Fund awards up to $3000
available for full-time stu
dents with a 2.7 GPA or
higher. Deadlines are April
1, June 1, and Nov. 15; see
financial aid for details.
Yammar/SAE scholar
ship to be awarded to up
coming college senior
graduate student studying
energy in transportation,
agriculture and construc
tion, and power generation.
A $2,000 scholarship will
be given; applications are
available in the financial aid
office and are due April 1,
2000.
The United Negro College
Fund, Inc. is offering Gates
Millenium Scholarships;
nominees must have a GPA
of 3.3 or higher and finan
cial need. See financial aid
for details.
SPRING
BREAK
2000! Enjoy 5 days of yoga,
meditation, vegetarian
meals, spirituai music and
dance, workshops and
IVIUCH more in the Missouri
Ozarks for only $195. Call
645-4058 or e-mail ru-
students@bigfoot.com.
Sponsored by Renais
sance Universal Club.
I own week March 4-11 at
the Hollywood (Florida)
Beach Tower, which I
want to rent. It is a suite
on the 7th floor overlooking
the ocean, sleeps 5,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2
bathrooms, close to Mi
ami and Ft. Lauderdale
beaches, airport, Jai Alai,
dogs, and horses for $800
(half the price of compa
rable facilities). Call David
Howard at (334) 948-7493
or e-mail Davehow
@ gulftel.com.
Last minute specials on
spring break! Call 1-800-
293-1443 or go to
studentcity.com for informa
tion on trips to Cancun, Ja
maica, and Nassau.
Alternative Spring Break
Volunteering and service
opportunity information
meeting on Monday, Feb.
28 at 6:30 p.m. in the United
Way Conference Room,
50 S. French Broad St.
Group training offered by
the Mediation Center.
Cost is $150 before Feb.
25 for 2 workshops on
March 1 and 8, 9 a.m.-5
p.m. Call Kathryn at 251-
6089, ext. 19, to register.
Free glaucoma, diabe
tes, and vision screen
ing offered by Asheville
Lions Eye Clinic on 2nd
and 4th Friday of each
month, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. at
45-A South French Broad
Ave. Call 252-5706 for
information.
10th Annual WNC Re
gional Literacy Confer
ence on Saturday, April
29,2000 at A-B Tech Lau
rel Auditorium, Asheville,
NC. Features Archie
Willard, Adult Learner Suc
cess Story. Registration
$15, students $5. Call 828-
692-8268.
EEN-sponsored CEO
Roundtable, 11:30-1
p.m., Thursday, March 2.
Visit www.nctda.org or call
919-990-8558 to register.
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It is I, Social Norm, protectoF of the truth,
watching to make sure people know^
the facts at campus life.
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of statistics
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Applications Available Now in the Housing Office.
Hi eveiyone. My name is Miss Perception.
Tell me, what are you doing here?
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smoking, drinking and
.having sex like
everyone else
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