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Rides & Riders
DESPERATE! Need ride anywhere
north of Wash. D.C. Feb 2-4. 9-11
or 16-18. Will share gas and driving-
Call Jen 933-3227.
URGENT! Need ride to Norfolk. VA.
Feb 16. Willing to pay for gas &
share driving. Please call Jennifer
at 933 4767.
Parking
PARKING SPACES for lease by the
month. $35 $50. 968 2758.
Carpoois
CARPOOL? FayettC. Hill. Daytime
shift. Call Rickey 436-4685. Iv
mesg. or local. 966-45464555.
. TravelVacations
BEST SPRING BREAK TRIPS!
Bahamas Cruise 6 days. $279.
6 days Jamaica. $299. 8 days
Cancun. $399. Incl aircruise,
accom. some meals, parties.
Spring Break Travel. 929-4321.
106 Henderson St.
SPRING BREAK JAMAICA FROM
$449 complete!!! Enjoy hot nites.
cool drinks, reggae music & sandy
beaches traveling to Jamaica w
Jamaica's oldest & largest colle
giate tour operator. Organize group
of 20 & travel free!!! For more info
& reservations contactr STS at 1-800-648-4849.
SPRING BREAKERS White sand,
crystal clear water. Florida"s 1
nightclub: where? Panama City
Beach: Fla's newest & best Spring
Break hot spot. Call for more
deta.ls. 933-0464.
TravelVacations
SPRING BREAK Bahamas 3nts
$199 extra nts avail. $39 holds
your spot! Hurry, space is limited!
Breakaway Tours 1 800-456-7499.
Your Spring Break Specialists.
Spring Break Is Right Around The
Corncrl Need Travel Ideas? See
TravelVacations In Classifieds
Lost & Found
FOUND: Gold earring, last Thurs.
near Kenan Stadium. Call 933
8156 to ID & claim.
FOUND: Infant toddler's white
baseball cap. 2-7 on walkway btwn
New West & Old West. 933 6275.
FOUND: KEY at P lot bus stop 27.
Claim at Union desk.
FOUND: Set of keys in Gardner
Hall wOmega Psi Phi keychain.
Claim at Union desk.
LOST: 14K gold cross. 25.
Sentimental value. REWARD. Call
Jennifer 942-6723.
LOST: 1986 graduation class ring,
near at La Terraza WXYC Dance
night. Reward. 933-9186.
LOST: Black & grey pocketbook.
25 in Lenoir. At least return per
sonal items (keys & pix) to APO.
LOST: Class ring. 10k gold, topaz,
sunburst cut. Dixon HS. 2-5 on
campus. 933-7344.
LOST: Gold class signet ring. 2-5.
Could be anywhere. Reward! 968
8914. LOST: Set of keys wyellow Century
21 rubber keyring. Return APO.
Services
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Services
Tutoring
Health
Volunteering
Personals
HATE TYPING? Let me do it. Call
967 0583 for fast, professional
service on Macintosh PC. MA in
English, familiarity with MLA styles.
Ask for Cindy.
Resume
Why wait until the end-of-semester
rush? Student rates
for writing and typing resumes.
Laser printing. Free pick-up & del
ivery. Call Do-It-Write. 967-3786.
LOOKING TO ESTABLISH
CREDIT & increase your
buying power? Visa. Master
card. & Discover cards avail
able for soph-grads wauto
matic approval. Call or leave
message for Bo. 933 6120.
ECON 10 Tutor needed for inten
sive review. Good pay. Call 933
9186 & Ive msge.
STUDENT GOVT TUTORING PRO
GRAM offers free tutoring:
Spanish, French. Italian. Econ 10,
Math 22. 30. 31 & Stat 11. 23.
Tues 7:30-9:30. 3rd floor
Bingham.
Health
PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free
pregnancy testing and counseling.
All services confidential. Call PSS
942-7318. Sat. appts. avail.
1 YR GOLD membership at Spa
Health Club for Sale $300. save
$150! 968-1997. Iv. messge.
SWEETHEART SALE! 10 off all
condoms. 25 varities. sampler
packs. & gift certificates! Free
brochure, healthwise. 7474
Creedmoor Rd. S-270. Raleigh
27613 or call 1-800 933 4300.
WE SUPPLY BEST CONDOM
MACHINES & quality condoms in
the market. Wholesaleretail, mail
ing orders accepted wconfidential
ity. Special deals for organizations,
groups. 929-4479. ask for Sim.
Volunteer to dk a member of ths
Caboluia Dblta Sqdao. Dhuo
Education Leads To Alternatives.
Call 966-6S86
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. The Assoc
of Retarded Citizens-Orange
Couniy needs volunteers to work in
a one to-one relationship with per
sons with developmental disabili
ties. Call 942-5119.
GOOD LUCK UNC Women's
Swimming & Diving Team this wknd
at Ace s! We have THE WILL TO
WIN... let's do it!!
Personals
"12X3"'
ABORTION - To 20 weeks. Private &
confidential GYN facility
wSaturday & weekday appoint
ments avail. Pain medication
given. Free pregnancy tests. 942
0824. DOES YOUR CHECKBOOK have you
at your wits end? Call Patti 942
2418 (if no answer leave mes
sage). Balancing checkbooks is my
specialty. Personal or professional.
FAST & ACCURATE WORD PRO
CESSING service: typing exp.
includes law papers & briefs, term
papers, resumes, cover letters. &
applications. Call 933 9263 today!
VISA or MASTERCARD!
Even if bankrupt or bad credit! We
guarantee you a card or double
your money back. Call
1-805-682-7555 ext,M-1219.
(call 7 daysSveek)
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Determine your
fitness level
Fiiida
"Fit Friejid"
to exercise with
Plan your fitness
program uidia
Health Motivator
All this and more
WELLNESS
RESOURCE
CENTER
Just anoss the glass
tmnnl liulge fiom Felzrr
Gym
Call 96R-KTLL for
more information
The following outreach
programs are now being
offered by the Health
Education Department for
residence hall groups:
Facts Mom and Dad May
I lave Omitted During Their
Birds and Bees
What You Aiutrys Wanted
to Kiuhv About tie Other
Sex But...
Sexually Transmitted
Diseases
Fight AIDS Through
Education (b'A.T.E.)
For further information,
please call 966-6586. Call
soon, program dates aie
filling up!
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SR CLASS GIFT
"For us as students to
actively help shape &
strengthen our own educa
tion Is the most academic
ally empowering Idea. This
Is what the Senior Class Gift
stands for and why it Is so
Important." Tony Delfell, Co
President Campus Y.
DTH Classifieds Work! Call
962-0252 for VIsaMC Orders
HEY JELLY BEAN (aka Heron). If
you want to know how much find it"
hanging at the Mall-with Ronald
MC. I love you. I love you I love you
& it aint's Val's day yet. Love.
Victoria.
TEP PLEDGES: Nude basketball is
most revealing under the moon
light. Keep on Playing! KD
Onlooker.
TO THE GUY in the blue Cavalier,
that took me to class on 28. Your
car does for me what wet hair & a
grocery store does for you. If inter
ested, give me a call or a ride? ,
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Call 962-0252 or tome to Suite 104, Carolina Union I
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MONDAY
3 p.m.: Career Planning and Placement Services
will hold Job I lunt 101 : Basic information on how to
use the L'CPPS Ollice for seniors and graduate stu
dents in 210 llanes.
4 p.m.: The American Society for Personnel
Administration w ill have a guest speaker discussing
current child care issues in the workplace in 206
Union. All interested students are welcome!
4:30 p.m.: L'CPPS will hold Internships 101: Ba
sics of internships and experiential learning workshop
in 210 Hanes.
Nurses Christian Fellowship w ill show the movie
The Mission" and have free pizza in 104 Carrington
Hall. Everyone welcome!
, 6 p.m.: Action Against Apartheid will be having
a meeting in 209 Union. The Medical Aid Project and
The DTH Campus Calendar is a daily listing of University-related activities sponsored by
academic departments, student services and student organizations officially recognized by the
Division of Student Affairs. To appear in Campus Calendar, announcements must he submitted on
the Campus Calendar form by NOON one business day before the announcement is to run. Saturday
and Sunday eventsare printed in Friday's calendarand must be submitted on the Wednesday before
the announcement is to run. Forms and a drop box are located outside the DTH office, 104 Union.
Items of Interest lists ongoing events from the same campus organizations and follows the same
deadline schedule as Campus Calendar. Please use the same form.
speaker will be discussed.
7 p.m.: The Newman Center will hold a Bible
study session in 226 Union. All are welcome!
Circle K will be having a meeting in the Union.
Officer elections will be held.
Teach for America will hold its last information
session in 21 1 Union. A short video and applications
will be available.
The Cellar Door will have a production informa
tion and recruitment meeting in the South Gallery
Meeting Room of the Union for anyone interested in
learning more about layout and production of a liter
ary and graphic aits magazine.
7:30 p.m.: The Dialectic and Philanthropic So-
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28 Certain desks
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25 Grant
26 Abbey man
27 Eng. coins
28 TV's Esther
29 Western
30 Kilt fold
31 Ancient clans
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cielics will sponsor Rufus ILdmisten. North Carolina's
Secretary of Slate, who will speak about his experi
ences with Senator Sam Krvin during the Watergate
Scandal. The discussion will be held in The Dialectic
Chamber, third Moor. NW' West.
8 p.m.: Delta Sigma Pi presents Rollie Tillmon,
executive director of the Kenan Institute for Private
Enterprise, who will speak on entreprencurship. All
interested students and faculty are invited to attend.
106Canol! Hall.
8:30 p.m.: Fellow ship of Christian Athletes will
have an all-campus meeting in Kenan Field House
until 9:30 p.m. Fun and games night. Anyone invited.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Betty Bell and Martha Bell Blake-Adams: Wa
tercolors and drawings on exhibit in the Morchead
Planetarium through February. Sunday through Fri
day hours arc 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to
9:30 p.m.; Saturday hours arc 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. and
6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
An exhibition of work by the art department
faculty from UNC will be on view at the Danes Art
Center Glass Gallery through Feb. 16.
The 1990 Yackcty Yack is having its last portrait
sittings for this year thiough Feb. 23. Call I -800-873-7591
to make your appointment.
Applications are available at UCPPS for Teach
for America (teaching positions for non-education
majors). Deadline for filing at UCPPS is Feb. 15 at 5
p.m. Recruiters will interview March 1-3.
An Interracial Relationships Support Group is
now funning at the University Counseling Center.
This small group will provide a confidential and sup
portive environment in which members may Icam
about and share llieir own experiences in interracial
relationships. Beginning in mid-February. For more
info call the University Counseling Center at 962
2175. The UNC French House is still accepting applica
tions for men to live in the French I louse next year.
Those interested contact Sam Woodley at 933-1007.
The Diversity of Aaron M. Moore: F.xhibit in the
Union Gallery w ill run through March 4. Sponsored
by the Carolina Lhiion Gallery Committee. Your
chance to meet the artist coming in February!
The Student Government Tutoring Program
offers free tutoring in Spanish. French. Econ 10. Math
22. Math 30. Math 31. Stat 11 and Stat 23 every
Tuesday night from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Come lo
third-floor Bingham.
For the following see Job Opening Notebooks at
L'CPPS, 208 I lanes Hall for more information:
Legal assistants: Washington, D.C. law office seeks
120 top 1990 graduates who desire 1-2 years cxperi-
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the greatest challenge of his career...
His new partner.
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ence in a law firm.
Director of volunteers: For non-profit crisis inter
vention ministry in North Caiolina.
Weather anchor Anchor weather reports as a
member of TV icporting stalf for eastern North Caio
lina television stations.
Olympic researcher: Travel to Albeitville. France,
Summer of 1990 for CBS Sports. Interv iew piospec
tive Olympians, generate feature ideas, write research
manuals, work with commentators.
The International Center's Tax Seminar for
International StudentsScholars originally sched
uled for Feb. 1 3 in 209 Manning has been rescheduled
for Feb. 20 in the Union Auditorium fiom 4 p.m. to 6
p.m. for students, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for scholars.
F.nieryour woik in the 1990 Juried Undergradu
ate Student Art Show sponsoied by the Caiolina
Union Gallery Committee. Fntty forms aie available
at the Union desk and I lanes Ait Derailment Olfice,
Room 101. Entries are due Maich I.
Carolina Students' Credit Union needs tellers for
1 :30-3:00 on Tuesday and 1 1 .00-1 2:30 and 1 :45-3:00
on Thursday. Any interested persons should pick up
an application in 103 Union next to the auditorium.
Mr. Yuk beaming at Europeans:
From Associated Press reports
PITTSBURGH Mr. Yuk, whose
putrid green face has peered from poi
sons for almost two decades in Amer
ica, is now warning European children.
While the look is the same, the name
has changed because feminists in Liv
erpool, England, think the courtesy title
is, well, yucky.
Yuk, plain and simple, is far more
palatable.
'There was some sensitivity about
the 'Mr.' We've never had that prob
lem any place in the United States I
know of," said Richard Garber, direc
tor of the Institute of Education Com
munications at Children's Hospital of
Pittsburgh.
The bright green sticker with the
stuck-out tongue and squinting ees,'
touted as "a face only a patent could
love," made its international debut in
Liverpool in late October. There was
some speculation as to whether Yuk
should be replaced by some other dis
tasteful term because Yuk is a common
surname in Liverpool's Asian commu
nity. But ethnic groups said they weren't
offended.
None of the 46 U.S. poison centers
using Mr. Yuk has altered the name.
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