8/The Blue Banner/Thursday, Sept. 5, 1985
are presently availa})^ for studeots to
^ reside in tlite Govepior^a Villai^j^ according tbe
hcfusli^ offlse. More wonfen^s spaces are available
than men’s, but anyone interested in living in
residence lialls shoal .contact the housii^ office
for ^'rther inforsBatioa infoo^tion.
Circle Ks There will be a Clr^e K CXi^ laeeting
on Thursday * Sept# 12 at noon in the H^hrise St»-.
a«it Center* Qrcle K Is a .service organization
sponsored by the Asheville dub.^ Anyone laay
attend* Kefreshments will he served or you may
bring lunch ^th you*, If you have my ouestions *
contact Kim Phillips at 255--901S.
Tlie frencli Table: The French Table will meet
weekly at the Snack Bar on .Thursdays at noon. Come
to meet Jean-claude Parizel, our es&change student
and assistant from France. The first meeting will
be Thursday, Sept* 12*
^ Hedical Sdeace the 1^0 meeting 'w*
•ill be Thursday, Sept. 12 at 12:15 p.m. in Rhoades
;;Science 114* /^tehtbal students and all
.■students interested in health are welcome. Bring
Jii^eas. '' '
Edbeatlxm cm will meet
'Wednesday*- Sept* Sci^
building 215*> All" students are
welcome to. atteiid. -*v/'* .
£ B^hology C3bui»: Psi Chi/ the, psychology club,
;i»ill hold its first meeting on tWte^«day* 3ept. I!
gat noon in the group room of the Cousoseli^ Center.
Tte club is open to all students. .
tchi ate all involved in rush tor the «ext tWo
we^ks. Contact membera;,jlor more 4n|o^tion*
'' Party: Iheta Ohi $Bpxrda0^^
^pt. 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a*mv in't1ie' fligh^tth
^center*
0aii€3e; The Wc«^n»s Soccer C^ub will hold a
ipto 1 a.m. in the Bighsiaii^. okit^* Ivm 'djhm will
5_^]^e §s di^c jockey* fv-;'* ; " ' ^
Changes
FHOTDOGKAFHERS VANTED:
Interested in making
money part-time pho
tographing campus acti
vities? We train. If
you are highly socia
ble, have a 35mm camera
and transportation,
give us a call. 1-800-
722-7033.
L.i.
wagon.
Return
Friday
must,
room;"
a-doo!
Notice: Welcome
Paranoid party,
of the living
night; Big-6 a
Down in "the
Boop-a-doop-
Mom and Dad.
Pi Lam's: You did a
great job on Friday
night — how can we
thank you enough?
Underdog
Campfire notice: Ex-
calibur Unlimited in
vites you to a dajr-
night excursion to
South Mtns. State Park
in Burke County. We
guarantee fantastic,
clean scenery to in
terested dayhikers and
backpackers. Saturday,
Sept. 12. For details
please contact: David,
1-209 or Chip, 1-207.
Apartment for rent:
Serious students only.
One-bedroom apartment,
newly renovated. Pro
vides heat and hot
water. $265 a month.
Coleman Avenue. Call
255-0707.
Jobs available: Part-
time office assistant;
mature male; basic ac
counting skills and
office experience. Also
a part-time job re
modeling a house. Need
basic carpentry skills.
Call 684-4631.
m>mecomii^ Court be. held with SGi electWr *
wiU be at the toJecoming ©ance, Saturday, Sept. Br
^between 9-iO p.m. The court is urged to be pra^ent|^
at the following homecoming events: Party, Fridayj^T\
Sept. 27; Soccer Game, Saturday, Sept. 2B; Dance.i
Saturday, Sept. 2$. The kinged queen will be*""'”^
of meeting new people and being a part of a weeiay ‘
celebration of faith. BSU meets every HcHiday in "'
Highsmith Center, room 37. Joe David fore* Western
®forth Carolina director of BSUS, will k guee^
speaker on Sept* 9. Lunch will be provided.
mu Anyone interested in gettin a co-op
and/or fee for service list for teacher workdays.
Midays, etc., should stop by the Adult and
Commuter Student Services office, Highamith Centes;
DON’T GET CAUGHT
with a blank resume ...
Come and work as an Account Executive
for the Blue Banner
Positions Available Now.
Call 258-6586 or come by Blue Banner offices.
continued from pg. 1
Joy Nicholes su^ested a
parking garage as a possi
ble solution.
Prcsnoting interaction |
between commuting students 1
and dorm residents was a- |
nother concern. !
Students suggested more i
activities within majors
and departments, and resl- ^
dent vs. commuter intra-
mural sports as two possi- ;
ble ways to spur contact
between on- and off-campus
lifestyles.
The group also tackled
other issues including:
• clarifying the univer^
slty*s main entrance; I
^ • 'j
• beautifying the land
between the two front en-i
trances (a parking lot is'
scheduled for construction!
In this area by
spring);
• providing bike racks
and lockers for commuters;
• using uniform materi
als when constructing new
walkways or rebuilding old
ones;
• beginning day care fa
cilities;
• expanding graduate
programs at UNCA.
Along with Pace, Klffl
Kauffman, a clvlL de-^
signer. Toy Skipper,
planner and economic anar|^
lyst, James Binger, a de-1
sign architect, and Laura
Byington heard ideas from I
Griffin, Nicholes, Tony
Ledbetter, an SGA senator,
and Neal Rhoades, SGA
president.
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