September 28,2000
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ACADEMIC
HELP
WANTED
SPRING
BREAK
Were you a Peer Media
tor in high school? The
Campus Mediators student
organization wants new stu
dent mediators to help with
conflict resolution on cam
pus. We’ll provide training
and coaching. Call 232-
SI 20 or e-mail mediate
@ unca.edu.
Join the protest. The 2nd
Bush/Gore debate is sched
uled for Oct. 11 at Wake
Forest University. If you
want to help protest the
exclusion of third party can
didates Ralph Nader, Harry
Browne and Pat Buchanan,
call Kevin Rollins at 254-
7214 or e-mail
kevin@rollinsit.com.
Catholic Student Asso
ciation meets Thursday
evenings 7:30-9 p.m. in the
Old Private Dining Room in
the Highsmith Center. This
is an opportunity for sup
port and interaction for
Catholic students and their
friends on campus. Call
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
for you 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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Are you uncertain about
which level of French or
Spanish to register for in
the spring? Take the for
eign language placement
exam on Oct. 18 at 1 p.m.
or Oct. 19 at 9:30 a.m. in
the Humanities Lecture
Hall.
WAIL, Women Acting In
Liberation, will hold a
meeting on Monday, Oct. 2
at 7:30 p.m. in Mills 232,
the newly formed Women’s
Resource Center. All inter
ested students, male or fe
male, are welcome to help
plan events for the campus
and community. Contact
Gina at 255-7482 for infor
mation.
The University Writing
Center has opened for the
fall semester. Students
can drop by the center in
Karpen Hall to make ap
pointments for help on writ
ing papers. Fall hours are:
Mon. 1-9 p.m.; Tue. 2-5
p.m. and 6-9 p.m.; Wed. 9
a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-8 p.m.;
Thurs. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and
1-8 p.m.; and Fri. 9a.m.-12
p.m. and 1-3 p.m. All stu
dents are welcomed to re
ceive assistance.
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.
Free yoga classes spon
sored by UNCA’s Renais
sance Universal Club.
Classes held on Thursdays
4-6 p.m. in Highsmith 37.
Call Jaya at 255-7472 for
more information.
Fiesta 2000: A Celebra
tion of Hispanic Heritage
at UNCA. Attend upcoming
events to show your sup
port. Movie: Al-Masir (Des
tiny), Sept. 28, 6 p.m. in
Whitman Room of Ramsey
Library; Latin Performance
Poet Vera Gomez, Oct. 3,7
p.m. Highsmith Center
Lounge.
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. Appli
cants must be U.S. citizens
at time of application and
generally must hold a
bachelor’s degree or
COLLEGE WEEKLY HOROSCOPE
By Linda C. Black
Tribune Media Services
Aries (March 21-April 19) You’re an independent type, but this week the lesson is to get along
with others. A rush order at work dominates Monday and Tuesday. Perseverance gets an important
message through. A new idea you try out on Wednesday or Thursday may not work as well as you’d
hoped. Fix it quickly. An authority figure is watching. Your sweetheart and friends would love to
keep you entertained all weekend. Try not to get into too much trouble.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) A financial deal you’re working on Monday and Tuesday is loaded with
variables. You can make a killing at this, but only if you know what you’re doing. Advise your
sweetheart or a child against spending too much on Wednesday. You might be the one who picks up
the tab if you’re not careful. Something that looks like a disaster on Thursday could turn out well.
In an ironic twist of fate, love triumphs. Meanwhile, try to keep your mate and your folks from
fighting. If they don’t get along, you’re the one who loses.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) Everybody’s trying to tell you what to do on Monday and Tuesday. A
friend from far away gives you the information you need, however. Don’t argue with your
significant other about insignificant details on Wednesday. It’s not worth the trouble. Although
Thursday’s full of complications, the overall outcome should be good. There’s work to be done
from Friday through the weekend. Travel might get squeezed in there, too. Watch for the
opportunity and sneak out when you can. Watch what you say this weekend, though, even to a
friend you know and trust.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) You might make a profitable trade on Monday. Be willing to get rid of
something you don’t use anymore. You can see what needs to be cut on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Your partner may be in a grumpy mood on Wednesday, so be extra nice on Thursday. By Friday you
may be discussing a household item--or a new house--you’d like to buy together. If you’re going to
do something that big, do more research over the weekend.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) You’re most interested in your social life on Monday. Work interferes with
your pleasure. You could make a good connection on Tuesday, but try not to spend too much
money. You can’t avoid the tough tasks on Wednesday. From then through Friday, push hard to
c^tch up. Delegate whatever you can to a professional. Over the weekend, let your partner do the
driving. That’s what he or she wants to do, anyway.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may feel like you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place Monday
and Tuesday. The overall outcome looks positive. Don’t be intimidated; that will just make the job
take longer. A conflict with an authority figure on Wednesday or Thursday could make you feel
anxious. You’re being tested to see if you can handle more responsibility. Show you’re calm under
pressure, and you’ll make a great impression. Meanwhile, clear some space for a rush order
coming in on Friday. Saturday and Sunday are busy, too.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Travel is confusing on Monday and Tuesday. You can make it through, but
probably not without white knuckles. The overall outcome is positive on Wednesday and Thursday,
too. Keep that in mind when you start to feel overwhelmed. Also, keep a secret. From mid-Friday
through the weekend, most things get easier. Strangely, something you thought was simple could
get tangled, and something you thought was too difficult could fall into place. Take a romantic gift
to the one you love on Sunday. That would not only be thoughtful, but wise.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) Pass on a great deal that a friend tells you about on Monday. On
Tuesday, watch for a great deal on something that you buy anyway. Stock up. Send a check to a
worthy cause on Wednesday, especially one that’s deductible. Don’t take on new projects
Thursday. You’ve got enough to do already. A technical breakdown on Friday could have you out
shopping for a new gadget over the weekend. Get the one that holds up best mechanically.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) On Monday, your presentation of a new Idea gets nothing but
arguments. If you’re a little short on information, Tuesday’s good for finding what you need. You’d
better not procrastinate. Somebody’s apt to ask for it before Wednesday is over. You may have a
touch of buyer’s remorse on Thursday, but an expensive item of top quality will be a good choice.
A class you take on Friday or Saturday could be quite useful. Ask tough questions.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You’re getting mixed messages concerning work on Monday. That
might be due to changes happening there. On Tuesday, if you come up with an idea that works, get
bold and brassy with it on Wednesday and Thursday. If you’ve presented this well, ask for a raise
on Friday. You have a chance at it, so don’t botch the opportunity. An argument with a friend
about money could mar an otherwise lovely Saturday. Don’t make a big deal out of it.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb 18) On Monday and Tuesday, offer a friend a shoulder to cry on. He or she
is going through a confusing metamorphosis. You’re under more pressure on Wednesday and
Thursday, due to a task that’s overdue. Follow through on an agreement you’ve made, and you’ll
feel much better. Your confidence is improving on Friday so move boldly forward. On Saturday, a
pass you make at an attractive person could reveal less substance than you had hoped.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You’re in the middle of the activity on Monday. Everybody is pushing
their own agenda. Be the moderator. Schedule a relaxing evening with friends on Tuesday. By then
you’ll need it. Get an older friend together with your partner on Wednesday. Together, they’ll
solve a tough puzzle. You’re under pressure to perform perfectly on Friday. Luckily, this is for a
family matter, so don’t sweat,it. Don’t be afraid to make a mess to get what you want.
equivalent before begin
ning dateofgrant. Formore
information, see Dr. Henry
Stern, CH 222. Deadline is
Oct. 6.
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.
For rent-2 bedroom, 1 bath
house near l-240/Hwy 19-
23, all electric. Pets nego
tiable. Call Lynne evenings
at 236-0007.
Skill Creations, Inc. is
seeking males to work 1-
on-1 with a young adult male
with a developmental dis
ability in Black Mountain.
Shifts Monday-Saturday,
12:30-5:30 p.m. Interested
applicants should be able to
work some or all of these
days for the entire shift. High
school diploma and valid
driver’s license required.
$10.00/hour. Call Gail at
232-0091.
SPRING
BREAK
Winter break/spring break
ski and beach trips on sale
now! Visit WWW.
sunchase.com or call 1-
800-SUNCHASE today.
Wanted—spring break
ers. 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 tood,
drinks and parties.
Cancun, Jamaica, Baha
mas, Mazatlan and
Florida. Travel free and
earn cash. Do it on the
Web. Go to StudentCity
.com or call 800-293-1443
for information.
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September 28,29,30 and October S, 6 & 7,2000
AH shows 8 PM at The Forum at Pack Place
Admission S7 at door. S6 for students. Adtxincgticfeets S5 or Wings Boutique or call 66S-95I4.
Asheville + North Carolina
Employment Hotline: 828-255-1144
Visit the Biltmore Estate Web site at
www.biltmore.com for Estate information
and links to our job postings.
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7 Mr. Baba
10 Watch pocket
13 Share in
15 Unlikely main
character
17 Finger pointer
18 That’s out of the
question!
19 Draws closer
20 Unwrap
22 Clinches
23 Snacks
25 Obse.-^'art
26 Scram!
29 Long period
30 Use indigo
31 For one
32 Fanatic
33 House on the
market
37 Fencing sword
38 Barely detectable
amount
40 Depraved
41 Wise man
43 Deity
44 Telescope
element
45 Even one
46 Tattered cloth
47 Vicinity
48 Latin American
dance
51 Bundlers
53 Iridescent gem
54 Stadium lop
55 Plains tnbe
59 Cape on the Bay
of Biscay
61 Cut and pasted
63 Hits the trail
64 Young or Hawkins
65 Snaky turns
66 “Nova" netw/ork
67 McBain and
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2 Try to outrun
3 Puget Sound
whale
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4 Rodeo rope
5 Eisenhower’s
nickname
6 Attack time
7 Archer and
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8 Crazy bird?
9 Abbr. for a
business
10 Yard border
11 Sequence
12 Push upward
14 Reverse a
situation •
16 Legendary
Ethiopian
21 Five-pointed star
24 Lookout
25 Nautical affirmative
26 Espied
27 Headland
28 High cards
30 Silt remover
34 Declare
35 Queue
36 Hostess Maxwell
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48 Bullwinkle, e.g.
49 After: Fr.
50 Dillon and Damon
51 Charges off
52 Turns over and
over
54 Amateurish
painting
56 Highest point
57 Toothed device
58 Author Ferber
60 Republicans
62 Escape vehicle