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8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2005 After much debate, tax issue still in limbo Board discusses need for public input BY NATALIE BLACKBURN STAFF WRITER Tensions were high, comments were bold and common ground appeared unreachable. The Orange County Board of Education met Monday to discuss the recent referendum concerning a special district tax for Orange County schools —one that failed on the Nov. 8 ballot. After much debate, school board members left the issue unre solved. The special district tax for coun ty schools was seen as a proposal To ' ; lace a Line Classified Ad Call 962-0252 * Fax 962-1609 or email classifieds@unc.edu DTH office is open Mon-Fri B:3oam-s:oopm UNC One Card, Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa & American Express accepted dhr Daily dar Heel Announcements NOTICE TO ALL DTH CLASSIFIED CUSTOM ERS: Please read your ad the first day it runs to check for any errors. Call us by NOON and we'll change it for the next paper. We are responsible for first run errors only! We will stop your ad any time, but no refunds or credits for stopped ads will be provided. Deadlines are NOON one business day prior to publication for classified ads. We publish each day classes are in session. A university holiday is a DTH holiday (i.e. this affects deadlines). We reserve the right to reject, edit or reclassify any ad deemed inappropriate, obscene, illegal or otherwise objectionable. Acceptance of ad copy or prepayment does not imply agreement to publish an ad. No advertising for housing or employment in accordance with feder al law can discriminate on a basis of sex, race, creed, color, religion, national origin, handicap, marital status. Help Wanted GUMBY'S PIZZA NOW HIRING all positions, start today, flexible hours, earn up to ST 50/day. Food dis counts. No drug testing. 968-3278, call after 4pm. YMCA BASKETBALL NEEDS volunteer coaches and staff officials for the Winter 2006 season (01-07- 2005 thru 03-11 -2005, grades K-Bth). 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Call Kendall or Jamie, 704-377-1755. | Announcements l £ Have a Say The Daily Tar Heel is seeking students to serve on its board of directors for the 2005-2006 school year. The board of directors serves as the publisher of the DTH and oversees business operations. The board also directs the annual selection of the DTH editor. ; Applications are available at the DTH office in Suite 2409 Carolina Union. All full-time undergraduate, graduate, jm ‘ and professional students may apply. The OKiLy Tkr heel office will CLOSE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD XT IPM FOR IHXNKSGiViNG DEADLINES FOR MONOKy. m* U I l —% NOVEMBER 28TH fSSUE: I | I Display Ads & Display Classifieds - T T Monday, November 21 st at 3pm line Classifieds Tuesday, November 22nd at spm mm oekolines for 7inso*y, I / I NOVEMBER 29TH fSSU-E: # Display Ads & Display Classifieds - Tuesday, November 22nd at 3pm Line Classifieds - Monday,-November 28th at noon WE WILL RE-OPEN ON MONPXy, NOVEMBER 28TH XT 8-.3OXM I Become a Role Model for Middle School Students! ♦ ♦**t**M***^****OM**** V olunteer to Help the Office of Undergraduate Admissions with tarlv Outreach Efforts ************#*♦********* - Visits to Local Middle Schools • College Planning Workshops • Recruit and Mentor Fulure Tar Heels! Contact Jonathan Byers at 843-6155 or jbyersfo unc.cdu | STARPOINT STORAGE NEED STORAGE SPACE? I Safa 'secure. Climate Controlled ' s^gL I Hwy 15-501 South & Smith level Road (919)942-6666 Need Cash? Need a New Look? We pay up to $400.00 to females to get a dramatic haircut and/or color. The longer your hair, the shorter you go. the more you're paid | www.casli4liairrin.coM email cmh@cash4haircut.com that would help equal the amount of funding between county schools and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, which already has a spe cial tax that generates about sl3 million. The Orange County Board of Commissioners saw the referen dum as a way to see whether or not the county would support such a tax it was rejected by roughly 78 percent of voters. Graig Meyer, a parent of an Orange County student and chair man of the school governance com mittee at A.L. 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Email jandjrosel® earthlink.net or 1802 Airport Road. MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST (Job Reference: BE2), Ath enix Corp. RTP. Job responsibilities: Experienced sci entist will work in a team responsible for delivery of novel genes into plant transformation vectors, opti mization of gene expression and validation of trans genic plants with improved traits. Work will deal with complex cloning strategies and characteriza tion of vectors for plant transformation using mol ecular biology techniques. Required skills and expe rience: BS or MS in Molecular or Plant Molecular Biology, with at least 3 years experience in a re search laboratory. Experience with recombinant DNA technologies is required, including expertise in gene cloning and heterologous gene expression. Hands-on experience with PCR and Southern blot ting analysis is a must. Familiarity with the use of fundamental bioinformatics tools is required. Ex perience with biochemical techniques is preferred. Excellent organizational, record-keeping, and com puter skills are essential. We offer competitive sal aries, excellent benefits, and an attractive stock op tion plan. This is an exciting opportunity to work for a cutting edge company and to make a difference. To apply, please email resume with job inference code BE2 in subject line to careers@athenixcorp. com. EOE. www.athenixcorp.com. MULTI-DOCTOR WEST DURHAM animal hospital now hiring part-time kennel/tech assistants. Must be available weekends, holidays. Apply in person at 3301 Old Chapel Hill Road. UNC STUDENT STORES is now taking ap plications from customer service oriented individuals to work during Buy Back. Cash iers and stock clerks are needed for all shifts. Must be available December 8-18. If you would enjoy working with students in the heart of UNC campus, please apply today to Alison Johnson at the Textbooks Service Desk, 2nd floor. 962-5024. EOE/AAE. | Announcements UNC COMMUNITY SERVICE DIRECTORY I PASSPORT PHOTOS * COLOR COPIES 'll LAMINATING, BINDING, FAX, NOTARY, INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, jf; MOVING SUPPLIES. PACKAGING, STAMPS. MAILBOXES | CARRBORO PLAZA ~ 918.7161 lllf?'' %* Ji iki vAi 11 \ Howard SB - M IOHMV VI I WN.PIK | .. j JH| 9it)-iH9-i‘wa -nll in vilow Mil>l \u.( ovi BSIWBI-" >I|HH |l I I lit YAI t t MIOU U!l/'iY\HOU.( DM- MgS % 'iT Helping um when you're not at tour bc\l I jKNS Automotive, Inc. |f FULL SERVICE COLLISION FACILITY ||| Auto body & painting • Color matching • Free estimates I 1.0% OFF WITH STUDENT ID! B 919.928.0801 • 102 COBB STREET • CARRBORO OFF LLOYD STREET School, spoke briefly at the meet ing and said he was not surprised by the outcome of the vote. “I was not surprised that the ref erendum failed,” he said in a phone interview Monday. “I was a little surprised at how overwhelmingly it failed.” Meyer was one of the most vocal members of the community in support of the referendum before Election Day, and now he is work ing to convince the school board to adopt other possible monetary plans for Orange County schools. The school board, however, is hav ing trouble agreeing on a solution or the level of need. With such disagree ment within the group, some mem Line Classified Ad Hates Commerdal: For-Profit 25 Words, 5 Days $33.75 Extra words are 25( each/per day Add $6.75 for each additional day Help Wanted WEEKEND/HOUDAY VETERINARY ASSISTANT need ed for busy, small animal hospital. 2-3 weekends/ month, plus holidays. Live local to Chapel Hill and Durham only. Call 403-5591 or fax resume to Kym 408-0485. HEALTHY MALES 18-34 years of age. UNC Andrology lab is currently recruiting sperm donors. Compensation provided. Please call 962-6596 for more information. VETERINARY RECEPTIONIST, experience necessary. 40 hrs/wk including Saturdays. Apply in person or fax resume Attn: Kym at 408-0485 or call 403-5591. CPO NEEDED. Are you interested in earning some holiday spending money and extending into the summer? We are in need of a certified pool opera tor to work a few hours a week in the off-season on residential and commercial pools in the area. Competitive pay. Please call 545-9138 if interested. WHAT'S IN YOUR WALLET? Make SlO/hr and fill your wallet fast! Paid trainings. No experience necessary. Are you en thusiastic, hardworking, reliable and caring? Work with individuals with developmental disabilities. Visit www.rsi-nc.org or call 919-942-7391 xl2l for more information and to apply! ARTISTIC? 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Negotiable pay. 919-623-3604 or 919- 602-0117. AFTER SCHOOL CHILDCARE for two children. 12 and 8, in Durham starting January. M-Th. Must be non-smoker, with reliable car, clean driving record, and references. Contact Sally Hicks at sally.hicks® duke.edu or 681-8055. AFTERNOON NANNY NEEDED 3 days/wk from 2- 6pm for 2 kids. French speaker preferred but not re quired. 919452-7032 or adummer66@yahoo.com. Tickets | UNC SEASON BASKETBALL tickets on face value. 919-271-1756. AVID CAROLINA FAN stuck at Duke's grad school and looking for Carolina basketball tickets. Please call 919-451-1803 or email jph2l@duke.edu. Homes for Sale RENOVATED 1,350 SQUARE FOOT house with car port and storage. On two half-acre commercial lots. Quarter mile from ACC Community College, near I-85. Good rental investment property. $165,000. 360-0049.929-3032. | For Rent | Fair Housing ALL REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, famil ial status, or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimi nation." This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings * advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis in accordance with the law. To complain of discrimination, call the US Department of Housing and Urban Development housing discrimination hotline: 1 -800-669-9777. KENSINGTON TRACE CONDO off Weaver Dairy Road. 2BR/2BA. On busline. Walk to shopping center. New appliances, carpet and paint. W/D. $795/month. 919-913-2526. News bers thought hearing public opinion would be more beneficial. “It would be helpiul to turn to our public and ask for some feedback,” board member Libbie Hough said. School board members disagreed on how much the public already had participated and the ability of the board to make discussion easily accessible to the public. “We haven’t embraced the com munity to come to our schools, to sit down, to ask questions,” school board member Delores Simpson said. But school board member Elizabeth Brown said she believed the school board has been doing enough to reach the public. Hough voiced her opinions on the Ad Enhancers; 50<perword, per day B ° X yOUr ad: * 1 - 00/da y 10 pt S1 perlneftfy 12pt $l5O per tatty 1 4ptl S2 per line/day | For Rent | DAVIE CIRCLE (off Franklin Street) 2BR cottage. Chapel Hill's coolest neighborhood. $675/month. Available immediately. Contact 828-226-0670. Walk to class and the bars. TIRED OF YOUR ROOMMATE? GET OFF CAMPUS with Chapel View. Short term leases available for Spring semester. Call 919-942-2800 for more details. 103 MASON STREET. Close to campus. 3BR/1.58A, large deck, fireplace, lots of storage. S9OO/month, water included. Call 619-3788. LOOKING FOR REAL DEAL in superior spot?! Look no m0re...28R/IBA condos for rent in convenient Shepherd Lane! Located across from University Mall. Choose the bus or walk to UNC or work. Stacked W/D in unit; rent and small pets nego tiable. CALL NOW! Joel, 933-1422. FOR RENT: 1,2 and 3BR apartments. 5525-SBSO/ month. Great location. Hardwood floors 1 mile from UNC campus. Move in for FREE. Call today! 919- 967-7081. www.glenlennox.com. BEAUTIFUL 2BR/IBA newly renovated house. All updates. W/D, AC, dishwasher, microwave. Deck overlooks large backyard. Great Chapel Hill loca tion! Near busline. No smoking/pets. SBOO/mo. 919-619-0192. FOR RENT 6BR/58A Spacious modem, 6BR/SBA townhouse, free buslines living room with ceiling fan, dining room, large kitchen with dishwasher and all appliances full-size W/D. Central heat, air conditioning, & hardwood floors Free park ing, storage and convenient to UNC. S4OO/ bedroom. Available May or August 2006. 933-0983 or 451-8140. INCREDIBLE LOCATION HALF BLOCK FROM CAM PUS/Franklin Street. January thru May and May thru next school year! Brand new AC, appliances. Gor geously furnished. Parking included. SBR/2 full bath. You'll love it!! Price negotiable, Zalman, 630-5129. 1 BR APARTMENT IN private home with private entrance. Walk to campus. All utilities included. $650/month. Available January 1,2006.933-8530. TWO ROOMS WITH large bath in quiet house. First block of North Street close to Franklin and campus Private entrances. Refrigerator, microwave, parking & utilities included. 5330-360/month for 2, or S6OO/ month for one. Available 12-20-2005.929-4239. ONE MONTH FREE New Semester. Private bedroom/bath, walk-in closet, on buslines. Share LR, kitchen, laundry with three. Utilities included. s4oo+/month. 933- 2215 or 923-0620. 2BR CONDO, 2 miles from campus busline. Stove, refrigerator, W/D, dishwasher. $675/month. 919- 810-6972 or inspection@nc.rr.com. RUSTIC CABIN (4 rooms, bath), unfurnished. Quiet neighbors, nice yard. On Eno River and lake, 8 min utes to Duke West. No appliances included. Previous tenant has some appliances to sell, good price. Well water, S4OO/month + S4OO security deposit: Avail able now. 919-672-7891, send bio/references to epartp@aol.com. ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS/Franklin Street. Incred ible location. 2BR/1 BA, pets OK, fenced yard, new carpet. Available now. SBOO/month. 105 Stephens Street. Adam, 843-224-2512. 220 MCCAULEY ST. 2 large bedrooms in new ly renovated historic house. Steps to campus. New appliances. W/D, hardwood flooring. Parking. Prefer grad student. $l,lOO/ month. 516-885-9226 or mrhaddonfield@aol.com. 2BR APARTMENT: SUBLET S6OO/month. Merritt Mill Road. Short walk down McCauley Street to campus. Plenty of parking, includes W/D. Call Arbor Realty, 942-9937. VERY NICE, SPACIOUS 2BR/IBA DUPLEX on wooded acre lot. Busline. Convenient to UNC. Same size bedrooms with wall-to wall closets. Living room with ceiling fan. Optional hardwood floors. Kitchen with ALL appliances and dishwasher. W/D hookups with optional W/D. Central heating and AC. Storage and ample parking. S7OO/month. . 933-0983,451-8140. 2BR HOUSE 6 miles south of campus. An acre of hardwood trees & Chatham County boulders. Each BR has full bath. All appliances, screened porch, pets OK. Very quiet, private. $l,lOO/month. Arbor Realty, 942-9937. f PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS! Traffic Citations • DWIs • Criminal Uverett Caw Tirm, T \Ji. . 1829 East Franklin Street • Suite 700-D i Chapel Hill, NC 27514 • 919-942-8002 Par huts trr f/eaPP & P/ePererr Been in a car accident? Still having pain? On-site x-rays • Can bill parents C/tfropracffc & Ttfarrage 1.812 Martin Luther King Blvd Chapel Hill 919-933-8633 "j Robert H. Smith, Am At Law I® SPEEDING • DWI • TRAFFIC '< H C arolina graduate with over 10 years experience representing students ■ FREE CONSULTATION 312 W. Franklin Street, above H am’s Restaurant • 967*2200 need for equity between the city and county schools. “I think we do have a system that is unfair and unjust,” said Hough. “It’s time to fix that” Board chairman Randy Copeland, however, disagreed with the need for equity. “I don’t think equity is something we need to put our sights on,” said Copeland, who also stated that he was against the failed district tax and against a raise in taxes in the county at all. Copeland said the county schools do not need more tax money but rather need to look at redistributing funds throughout the system. Meyer, who could not stay for the discussion, had predicted disagree ments would occur during the meet For Rent | Fall ‘O6 - Spring ‘O7 Applications Now Available! APPLY ONLINE TODAY! 370-4500 www.granviUetowers.com For Rent NEW AND NICE efficiency apartments. 1/2 mile from campus. Oak floors, cabinets, built-in study stations, stove and refrigerator. Laundry, internet cable ready. Handicap accessible apartment also available. $485/month. 919-360-0049,919-929-3032. APARTMENT IN HISTORIC HOME: 405 Ransom St. Excellent location very near campus. Top floor of his toric home is 2BR/1 BA apartment with full kitchen. Shared W/D. Extra large rooms with hardwood floors, dormer windows, large kitchen, good closet space. Extra nice setting. You need to see to appre ciate. No undergrads please. Rent is $1,200/month, available now. Call Cindy at 967-0776. MARRIED STUDENT HOUSING: A short drive gets you so much more for your money! Just twelve minutes south of campus off 15/501 to your own private, quiet setting. A newly remodeled duplex with 2BR/IBA, all new appliances, all new floor ing, wood burning fireplace, W/D, center island in kitchen, outside deck, all new paint and land scaping. All this for only $650/month. Call today, 967-0776 and let us give you details. NEW OFFICE SPACE for professionals. 300-1,500 square feet. Can be subdivided. Comer of Rosemary and Merritt Mill Roads. 360-0049.260-8848. | Sublets | NEED A PLACE for winter term? Sublet at The Verge Apartments. IBR/1 BA, 1 month free rent. Call 814- 882-52% or 814-836-8919. ONE ROOM OPEN to sublet in 38R apartment. Chapel Ridge Apartments. $545/month, open for Spring semester and summer. Contact 910-233- 4256 or zachl 13@email.unc.edu. | Rooms S3OO/MONTH + 1/2 utilities. Shared bathroom. 1 mile from campus. Must be dog friendly. W/D. S3OO security deposit Available now. Lease ends 07-31- 06. Call 929-7907. ONE OPEN ROOM, Stratford Hills Apartments. $365/ month, everything included. 3BR/2BA, kitchen, TV, LR, dose to campus, on busline. Contact Aaron 910- 232-0167 almarcus@email.unc.edu. WALK TO CAMPUS. Two rooms available in 4BR/ 2 BA house. Off Rosemary Street. SSOO/month. Ever ything included (cable/wireless internet W/D). Off street parking. Available in January, kaneradams® yahoo.com. 919-599-5353. ONE EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. S4OO/month; 2 rooms for rent, $250-350/month. Non-smoking. Utilities induded. Available immediately. 933-6488. 2BR, FULLY FURNISHED, each with private bath, in large house. Available now thru May. SSOO/bed room, all utilities induded. No pets, no smokers. Call 942-1027. Travel/Vacation BAHAMAS PLATINUM PACKAGE. Spring 3reak Exclusive. $189:5 days/4 nights; $239: 7 days/6 nights. Prices include: round-trip luxury cruise with food, accommodations on the island at your choice of ten resorts Free V.I.P. party package upgrade. 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