September 21 2000
The Blue Banner
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Classifieds
CAMPUS
Were you a Peer Media
tor in high school? Cam
pus Mediators student or
ganization wants new stu
dent mediators to help with
confiict resolution on cam
pus. We’ll provide training
and coaching. Call 232-
5120 or e-mail mediate
©unca.edu.
Funding available! Your
student organization or
campus department may
apply for money for on-cam-
pus weekend events this
fall! Applications are avail
able in HC 27. Deadline for
applications is Sept. 22.
The Social Life Tasl Force
wiil meet on Sept. 26 to
determine distribution.
Catholic Student Asso
ciation meets Thursday
evenings 7:30-9 p.m. in the
Old Private Dining Room in
the Highsmith Center. This
CAMPUS
• is an opportunity for sup
port and interaction for
Catholic students and their
friends on campus. Cail
254-5193 or visit www.
steugene.org for informa
tion.
Are you working too hard
and still experiencing
money problems? Solve
this by learning how you
can make your money work
foryou instead of you work
ing for it. Learn and experi
ence the beauty of invest
ing your money. Investment
club informative meeting on
Sept. 28 at 9 p.m. in
Highsmith Center Lounge.
Guest speaker Melanie
France, Financial Consult
ant at Merrill Lynch. Con
tact Andrew or Marasi with
questions: call 255-7176 or
e-mail at investment_club
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CAMPUS
Learn Russian! UNCA will
be offering two Russian
courses in their Special
Academic Programs (Con
tinuing Education). Begin
ning Russian will begin
Sept. 26, from 6:30-8:30
p.m., and run for 10 weeks.
Russian Conversation and
Travel will begin Sept. 28,
from 6:30-8:30 p.m., and
run for 10 weeks. More in
formation is available at
UNCA Special Academic
Programs, 214 Phillips Hall,
or by calling 251-6558.
WAIL, Women Acting In
Liberation, will hold a
meeting on Monday, Sept.
25, at 7:30 p.m. in Mills
232, the newly formed
Women's Resource Cen
ter. All interested students,
male or female, are wel
come to help plan events
for the campus and com
munity. Contact Gina at
255-7482 for information.
CAMPUS
Hey ladies! UNCA is form
ing a women’s ultimate
frisbee team. Call Troy at
255-7464 or e-mail
tdrevell@bulldog.unca.edu
for more information.
The University Writing
Center has opened forthe
fall semester. Students
can drop by the center in
Karpen Hail to make ap
pointments for help on writ
ing papers. Fall hours are:
Mon. 1-9:00 p.m.; Tue. 2-
5:00 p.m. and 6-9:00 p.m.;
Wed. 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
and 1-8:00 p.m.; Thurs.
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and
1-8:00 p.m.; and Fri. 9:00
a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1 -3:00
p.m.
“That Ain’t No Way to
Treat a Lady,” a series of
vignettes about violence
against women, will be per
formed by Nancy Hulse on
CAMPUS
Sept. 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the
Highsmith Lounge. Contact
Ben at 251 -6588 or Robert
at 251 -6998 for more infor
mation.
Do you have what it takes
to become a tutor? Get
paid to help others! Appli
cations being accepted now
at 206A Lipinsky IHall. Call
232-5050 for information.
Free yoga classes spon
sored by UNCA’s Renais
sance Universal Club.
Classes held on Thursdays
4-6:00 p.m. in Highsmith 37;
call Jaya at 255-7472 for
more information.
Are you uncertain about
which level of French or
Spanish to register for in
the spring? Take the for
CAMPUS
eign language placement
exam on Oct. 18 at 1:00
p.m.or Oct. 19at9:30 a.m.
in the Humanities Lecture
Hall.
ACADEMIC
interested in graduate
study abroad? Fulbright
and other grants are avail
able for graduating seniors
to travel to over 100 coun
tries. Most grants provide
round-trip transportation,
tuition, and maintenance
for one academic year. Ap
plicants must be U.S. citi
zens at time of application
and generally must hold a
bachelor’s degree or
equivalent before begin
ning date of grant. Formore
information, see Dr. Henry
Stern, CH 222. Deadline is
Oct. 6.
SPRING
BREAK
Wanted-sprlng breakers!
Cancun, Bahamas, Florida
and Jamaica. Call Sun
Coast Vacations for a free
brochure and ask how you
can organize a small group
and eat, drink, and travel
free and earn cash. Call 1-
888-777-4642 or e-mail
sales@suncoast
vacations.com. .
Spring break! Deluxe ho
tels, reliable air, free food,
drinks and parties. Cancun,
Jamaica, Bahamas, Mazat-
lan and Florida. Travel free
and earn cash. Do it on the
Web. Go to StudentCity
.com or call 800-293-1443
for information.
Winter break/spring break
ski and beach tripson sale
now! Visit WWW.
sunchase.com orcall 1 -800-
SUNCHASE today.
HELP
WANTED
Roommate wanted to
share huge 2-level down
town loft with GWM (25)
$500 mo. includes all utili
ties. Neg. deposit. Night
person, prof G/straight
male under 30 preferred.
Bathroom, shower, W/D
hookup, cable, gas heat,
A/C, lots of windows. Lo
cated right downtown off
Walnut. It’s a must-see.
Be fun, clean, honest and
have a job. Please call
280-3376 and leave a
message if out.
COMMUNITY
Do you like to “clown
around”? The Health Ad
venture at Pack Place will
host a clown workshop on
Sept. 26 and Oct. 3, 10,
17, and 24 from 6-8:00
p.m. The cost is $50; call
254-6373, ext. 300.
COLLEGE WEEKLY HOROSCOPE
By Linda C. Black
Tribune Media Services
Aries (March 21-April 19) Don’t let an attractive nuisance distract you from chores on Monday
and Tuesday. You’ll have to move quickly, but take the time to be accurate. On Wednesday and
Thursday romance could be hard to resist. Take care, however. Promises you make, especially after
Thursday, will have to be kept. The consequences of breaking your word or lying will be terrible.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) You might get lucky Monday evening, in games of chance and romance.
Work’s also involved, however. Tuesday’s best for finishing old projects, especially if you’re
working with somebody else. On Wednesday a flurry of activity’s likely, and it doesn’t let up
through Thursday. Watch what you say then. A caustic comment could get to the exact person
whom you don’t want to hear it. You’re liable to be asked to share a secret on Friday.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) You may hear seven no’s before you get a yes on Monday. Don’t give up.
Fix up your place on Tuesday so you can entertain special company on Wednesday and Thursday.
You may have had trouble making up your mind in the past, but after Thursday that won’t be a
problem.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) Offer assistance to a neighbor in need on Monday and Tuesday. Having
folks over to your house works well on Wednesday and Thursday. An agenda you and your
sweetheart draw up seems to work well from Wednesday through Friday, but you could run into
financial difficulties Saturday.
Leo (July 23-Aus- 22) Money burns a hole in your pocket on Monday and Tuesday. Don’t break your
piggy bank just to impress friends. Heed a close friend or sibling’s advice on Wednesday and
Thursday. Keep quiet about what’s going on at home this Thursday and Friday.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your dream job could open up on Monday or Tuesday. Go for it, even if
you don’t think you’ll get it. You could be wrong about that. Money flows your way on Wednesday
and Thursday. All you have to do is scoop it into your pockets and do whatever other work’s
required. Move cautiously with a new skill you’re learning Friday.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you want fewer difficulties, wait until late Monday or early Tuesday to
launch your expedition, mail your letter or begin your new endeavor. Wednesday and Thursday are
even better, and romance is more plentiful then, too. Don’t talk much about money or love after
Thursday.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) Shop carefully Monday, and you could get the perfect thing for your
home. Somebody else has to let it go at a loss. Work with friends on Tuesday to get the most done
in the least time. All the evidence you’ve gathered starts to add up on Wednesday, and by
Thursday you could make a decision to better your living arrangements.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) On Monday be ready for a pop quiz ... or two ... or three. The
questions are tough, but you’re blessed. Then, finish doing what you just promised on Tuesday.
Friends help you relax and achieve your goals on Wednesday and Thursday. You’d better be ready
by Friday. Somebody will ask for their payoff then.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You’re overworked Monday. Dash out for something you need, but
hurry back to fix two new snafus. Business travel goes better on Tuesday if you leave before the
crowds start milling about. Expand your influence, and great riches could be yours on Wednesday
and Thursday. Offer to do something a picky person thinks is yucky, and you might even get a
promotion.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb 18) An argument with a loved one about money could complicate Monday,
but your great idea saves the day. Then, you just have to make it work on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday should be glorious. Ignore a critic; you’re on a roll!
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) A friend is having a tough time on Monday. A little extra attention from
you is much appreciated. It may be no more than encouragement, but keep it up on Tuesday. Shop
Wednesday and Thursday for pretty things to brighten up your home.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Whitney known
for his gin
4 Math course
11 “ Abner"
1 4 Moines, lA
15 Like insulated wires
16 Lennon's love
1 7 Marie Saint
18 Disorderly
disturbances
19 Muckraker
Tarbell
20 Peachy-keen
22 Pipe elbow
23 English boys'
school
24 Cat burglars
28 You got It!
29 Fence-sitter
31 Plant secretion
34 Band of hoods
36 Misbelief
37 Not the right thing
to say
40 Once existed
42 Neighbor of Israel
43 Places for
gatherings
45 Possessed
4 7 Quentin
48 Main dishes
50 Gather in
53 Rat-tailed
marsupial
58 Roll-call call
59 Silly billy
60 Mindless worker
61 One Gershwin
62 Place for a ring
65 Native of: suff.
66 Code base
67 Larger
68 Trailblazed
69 Begley and
Begley
70 Potsdam
populace
71 longa, vita
brevis
DOWN
1 Perfect places
2 Flood shield
3 Writer Babel
4 Moss Hart’s
autobiography
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5 Costelio or
Ferrigno
6 "Concentration”
or “Jeopardy”
7 Rejoice
8 Undulating swell
9 Ship deserter
10 Gore and Jarreau
11 Dawdlers
12 Asian nation
13 Bank transaction
21 Gift for a kid
23 Abrasive cloth
25 Beaver project
26 College cheer
27 Designer St.
Laurent
30 Pitcher Nolan
31 Flexibility
32 Yet to be typed
33 Devilfish
35 Scornful
exclamation
38 Prize money
39 Pour profusely
41 Circus Hall of
Fame site
Solutions
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44 Caspian
46 Hideaway
49 Trapper
51 Vipers
52 Part of rpm
54 Imam's religion
55 Shazam!
56 Change starter?
57 City on the Aire
58 Walk on the wild
side?
62 Easter item
63 Exist
64 PoetJonson
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