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2/16 Tuesday Celebration of PEACE • Film Auditorium 7pm
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WANTED: ARTIST S MODEL $ 15/hr.
Painter seeks female model Weekend
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LEGAL ASSISTANT: Typing, filing, reception,
bookkeeping and legal research to begin
May 15. 1999. Internet skills and Microsoft
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ful but not necessary Requires a minimum
one year, full-time commitment. Perfect for
May graduate who wants to stop out before
law school. Mail resume with cover letter as
soon as possible but no later than march 19.
1999 to Carolina Student Legal Services. Inc.
P.O Box 1312. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 Equal
Employment Opportunity.
RAINBOW SOCCER ASSISTANT
WANTED for Chapel Hill recreation
al league. Approx 25hrs/week, week
day afternoons and Saturdays. Must
be dependable, good with kids of all
ages, and have coaching and referee
mg experience, organizational skills,
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portation Please call 967-8797 or
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telephone interviewers. Candidates should be articulate, have
basic computer skills, and must be able to type at least 25
wpm accurately. You'll also need to be able to work a
minimum of 18 hr/wk (3 late nights M-F B:3opm-1 2:3oam)
which would include a 6 hr. shift on the weekend. Previous
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necessary. We'll even pay you a premium if you're hired!
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Help Wanted
COLLEGE GRADS NEEDED as part-time tu
tors for flexible afternoon and Saturday
morning instruction Requires enthusiasm
for teaching/vnxking with kids. 309-9966.
ACTIVISTS
Jobs for the environment work with the
Sierra Club on a grassroots campaign to
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week. Valuable experience, good people,
career potential. FT b PT. DOWNTOWN
CHAPEL HILL Call Bill. 933-9994
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NURSING, OT/ PT majors— ideal op
portumty for experience Habitation
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uals with developmental disabilities liv
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evening and/ or weekend hours avail
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preferred 6 training provided $8 50 to
$ 10.20/hr depending on shift Please
phone RSI at 942-7391. or FAX resume
to 933-4490, an EOE
HEALTH CARE FIRM has immediate open
ings for clerical support in a local hospital.
Competitive wages and benefits, full or
part-time, send resume to personnel direc
tor; PO Box 472766. Charlotte NC. 28247
2766. fax to (704) 542-7846. or call Elaine
Martin at 1-800-289-7897 ext 4842
PART TIME OPPORTUNITY with South Dur
ham retail store. Looking for a creative, in
novative person who enjoys retail sales and
working with customers Saturdays + some
hours during the week. Call 419-1067.
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physicians assistant, occupational
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medicine or public health majors to
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pendent living setting. Flexible hours
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tions. No experience required - can
train Call for more info. 932-1314
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ING STAFF. ROPES COURSE STAFF.
Camp Laurel- Children s summer camp in
Maine seeks tennis players, waterskiers.
windsurfers. English horseback riders, jew
elry staff and outdoor camping staff for
camp counselor positions. Must love work
mg with children. Interviewing on/ near
campus now. Call: 919-613-2910 or email:
ber4Gduke.edu to set up a meeting.
DRIVER NEEDED- Responsible graduate
student with reliable car Please leave mes
sage as to times available 933-6810.
MOTHER'S HELPER NEEDED to
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with baby and light housework. 15-20
hours/ week, flexible schedule.
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babies and own transportation re
quired. Call Susan: 967-1381
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19th Annual UNC
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INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION
CELEBRATI9II
of Feed & Dance
Mon Feb 15th, Great Hall
6pm: International Dinner: a dinner buffet
featuring various restaurants from the area
such as: Pyewacket The Flying Burrito.
Mediterranean Deli. Akai Hana, Chinese 35,
Blue Nile Ethiopian Restaurant
Tickets: $5 In the Pit or
at the door w/Door Prizes!!
7pm: Multicultural Hjrformance
FREE Music and Dance featuring: Unified
Dance Team, Martin Emrich, Hellenic
Students Association, Opeyo hip-hop.
Carolina Turkish Club, ’Mixed Nuts,’
ChispA!, Filipino Youth Group
Co-sponsored by the Association of Int’l Students
and Carolina Parents Association
<XJ INTO THE, GAMES!
The Dept of Housing and Residential Education is currently seeking applicanls for
Residence Hall Staff positions during the 1999 Special Olympics World Summer Games.
A Residence Hall Staff position during the 1999 Special Olympics Worid Summer
Games may be one of the most challenging and fulfilling commitments you can
assume. Through this unique opportunity, you will receive a broad-based, skill-building
experience that will enhance your abilities in interacting with others, balancing commit
ments, and increasing your cultural and current issues awareness. WC are looking for
staff members who have qualities such as maturity, a sense of responsibility, effective
communication skills, leadership potential, and sensitivity to diverse populations.
Qualificatlora: Qualified candidates must: (1) Be available to live and work in the resi
dence halls from Bam on June 21.1999 through spm on July 7,1999. (2) Agree to a
background check that will be conducted by the Special Olympics Worid Games staff.
(3) Have al least some type of awareness of the on-campus living experience. (4) Not
have any major outside commitments or employment simultaneously with the Special
Olympics Worid Games.
Compenutlon/Beneftti: Assistant Residence Hall Managers receive SI,OOO stipend:
Tar Heel Ambassadors receive SBOO stipend. All Residence Hall Staff
members are provided air-conditioned rooms on-campus at no (S)
charge Applications will be accepted until Feb. 19.1999. For further t T j
information and application, contact: Rebecca Casey, Assistant Wjy
Director. Dept of Housing and Residential Education, Teague Hall 07, Q
C8#5510. Carolina Campus. Tel: 962-5240 (A- —.
Email: rebecca_casey@unc.edu If
Consider joining the Dept, of Housing and Residential incutot*it?
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FGI, a marketing research firm
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puter skills, and must be able to type
at least 25 wpm accurately. Previous
phone center or customer service
experience preferred.
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mum of 18 hrs/wk including one (6)
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Help Wanted
PAID VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED
21- 25- year- old females for a one
year bone density study at UNC-CH.
Those eligible need to be available
once a month for 12 months in Chap
el Hill, cannot be pregnant or using
oral contraceptives bone scans,
blood and urine analyses will be
done 3 times Pay: SIOO after each
3 months for a total of S4OO at the
end of 12 months If interested call:
Dr. John Anderson at 966-0762.
Email. aboassOemail.unc.edu.
GIRLS LACROSSE COACH needed Phillips
Middle School. Contact David Jones 929 u
2188 ext 238
OFFICE MANAGER NEEDED for small
robotics company off of Franklin Street Ba
sic computer skills, sense of humor, and
common sense necessary Knowledge of
CAD a plus. No dress code, flexible hours,
parking spot, free drinking water Machine
Technology 932-1751.
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
INTERNS 8-10 hrs/wk during aca
demic yr. 37.5 during summer Work
on regional and local transportation
planning projects, including 2025 Re
gional Transportation Plan, regional
modeling project. Town 2000 Com
prehensive Plan. Short Range Transit
Plan, and other projects. Planning or
public adm bkgrnd required, with
emphasis on trans. planning. Com
puter skills desired include trnsprtn
modeling and GIS. Start sll/hr. Ap
ply by February 17 for assured con
sideration Personnel-T. Town of Chap
el Hill. 306 N. Columbia St., Chapel
Hill 27516. (919-968-2700) EOE
CAMP WAYNE FOR girls- Sister half of
brother/sister camp in Northeast Pennsylva
nia (6/22- 8/20/99). If you love children
and want a caring, fun environment we
need staff for: Tennis. Golf. Gymnastics.
Swimming. Waterskiing. Sailing. Piano.
Team Sports. Fine Arts and Crafts. Guitar.
Cheerleading. Aerobics. Video. Photography.
Drama. Self-Defense. Low Ropes. Camp
ing/Nature and General Counselors. On
Campus. Interviews March 4th. Call 1-800-
279-3019 or email: campwaynegGaol.com
PART-TIME Wait. Cashiers, and
Hostess positions available. Come by
and fill out an application after 2pm
Mama Dip s Kitchen. 408 W Rosem
ary St. Chapel Hill.
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Education, UNC-CH, seeks qualified &
motivated individuals for Summer
(inference Services. Each summer the Opt.
," is host to a variety of conferences, summer
camps, 8. educational programs & hires 3
Building Managers & 16 Desk Assistants
and Building Preparation Assistants to
facilitate the housing of these groups.
Conference staff gain valuable business &
• • professional skills by assuming a high level
A 01.1.1?. .1 n.n.l atftiri of administrative responsibility & assisting
wife fee physical operations necessary to
provide housing to conference participants.
Qucffications: Qualified candidates must be able to work 35-40 hrs. weekly
throughout fee conference season, have excellent public relations 8. communication
skills, and must not be enrolled in summer academic classes. Compensafion/Benefih:
Building Managers are compensated at a rate of SIO.OO/hr; & Desk Assistants and
Building Preparation Assistants receive S7OO/hr. Employment period begins May 5
and ends August 6. Conference staff members are provided air-conditioned rooms on
campus at no change Qualified individuals should contact Tara Smith at 962-5239 for
an application. Applications will be occepted until Feb. 19,1999.
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Healthy Men 18-35 Years of Age needed for:
Bacterial Disease Study
CONSIDERABLE
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Earn Money & the Environment at the same time!
/?§S?\ The Office of Waste Reduction and
| [ mS | ] Recycling, in an effort to explore recycling
i \\Wu/ issues facing our campus, has a great
\jsyc£y student job opportunity.
We are looking for an environmentally conscious student to
assist with campus recycling programs, and briro a student per
spective to OWRR. Must have interest in recycling issues, will
-1 ingness to work outside in all types of weather, and ability to
| perform moderately heavy lifting. 10-15 hrs/wk To apply, send
e-mail to recycling@fac.unc.edu, call 962-1442, or come by the
OWRR office at the Giles Homey Building by Fri., Feb. 19,1999,
to complete an application.
HOROSCOPES
by linda c. black
f Turiw'Birthdoy (TehiLL
You're incredibly powerful this year Be careful You may not know your own
strength. You're pushing pretty hard on a partner in February, but it's for his or her
own good The support you ve been seeking is available in March, and by April you’ll
know how to use it Be frivolous in June, but by August, be ready for the commit
ment. In November, you can cut through the fluff to find the important stuff, but don t
get too set in your ways Changes are coming again in December
To get the advantage, check the day 's rating: 10 is the easiest day. 0 the most challenging
Today is a 7 Don't be caught in the trap of rational thinking this week If you stick
with what's logical and realistic, it won't be nearly as much fun as if you take a
bounding leap of faith And this week, you should be able to do that, and land on the
other side unscathed
Taunn (April 20-May 2o)
Today is a 5 Your assignment for today is to lay low and take notes A person
who thinks he or she knows everything wants to tell you what to do. and you and be a
fool to argue, especially right now. This person has all the aces, and may actually
know what he or she is talking about, too
Today is a 7 You could cinch a deal today that would open up all kinds of new
horizons Communication is your specialty, of course, and right now you could learn
how to communicate on a whole new level This might help you advance in your
career, or find a career you love You've got the idea, now get the education
Cmcer (Jwe 22-July 22)
Today is a 5 - There s no scarcity of money out there, you know A lot of people
have it. and they're looking for ways to invest it. All you have to do is link up with one
of them, but it might take sending requests to several different places before that
happens Be willing to do the work, and the profits could be yours
kgoUyly li-Avt U)
Today is a 6 You may feel kind of tired today Your best plan of action is to hand
the assignment over to somebody else. You should have a partner who s able to do it
better than you could anyway If you're up against a challenge, or even more than a
challenge, why not ask somebody else to just handle that part for you?
Virto (Art- 33-Sert- U)
Today is a 5 - You may feel that there s almost more work than you can handle
today. You like to perform at a high level You want everything to be just right Today,
that could be difficult, but it's not impossible Get feedback from the people you're
trying to serve, so you can put the right habits into place
Uiß&iSggt
Today is a 7 - The intensity of a conversation with a loved one today could startle
yoa This person wants to be certain about everything You like your freedom, but today
you're being pushed to put more structure into your life, especially in regard to your rela
tionship. Just make the commitment Who knows 7 It could make your life easier
Today is a 5 - Looks like you'd rather stay home today than do just about anything
else, and if you can manage to pull that off. you should Romance is part of the rea
son. but you're also putting down roots If you're not able to spend the whole day at
home, then spend as much time as you can there
§4iitt4oL(NdY,22-L)ec.Ji}
~ Today is a 7 - What you're learning now could propel you into all sorts of new
adventures, and you're definitely in the mood to study That's perfect Soak it up The
more you acquire in the way of new skills, the more valuable you become, to yourself
and to other people as well
Cflcricoro (Pec 22-Jeo. 10)
Today is a 6 - Don't hide your money under the mattress You'll actually wind up
with less if you do that. Not only will the mice eat it. but you'll also lose whatever
interest you would have gained by putting it in a bank account Looks like a person
who s slightly older and wiser than you has good advice, so take advantage of it
AffIMMP (Jen. 20-Feb. 18)
Today is an 8 The new moon in your sign gives you awesome powers Focus
those on helping others Someone you know well could use your counseling now, so
look around Don't waste time being introspective Share skills that come easily with
one who finds them difficult You re wealthier than you realize, so be generous with
your time and talents
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Today is a 6 You may have a sense of foreboding today, as if you have to do
something and you don t want to There's no easy way to get out from that bureau
cratic tangle, is there 7 Well, you may have a hard time with words, but your smile can
move mountains. Today, use it where it'll do the most good
To leave a message for Linda, call (888) 5229531 Or you can visit her web site at
AstrologersOnhne.com.
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