Announcements
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Campus
Meetings
The Counseling Center has a variety of
support groups meeting this fatl. All
groups will meet in the Counseling Center
unless otherwise specified.
Women’s Support Group - Mondays at
noon.
Gay aitd Lesbian Group • Mondays at 3:15
Children of DifBcult Families - Tuesdays
at 3:15
ay Pride - Wednesday at 3:15
Feeding the Hunger Within - Wednesdays
at noon, Room 37, Highsmith Center.
Adult Children of Aio^iolics -Fridays at
9 a.m.
The Student Government Associatioa
meets every Wednesday in room 37 of the
Highsmith Center. Anyone who is
interested in being involved with student
government is encouraged to attend.
Meetings begin at 9 p.m.
SGA - We’re Here For You*
• The First Wednesday of every month,
•RHA sponsors a study break in
Highsmith. Popcorn, nachos, music,
cartoons, board games and drinks
provided at no charge.
4[3iristian Action Fellowship is a fellowship
of students from various denominations
who desire to see Christians grow in their
relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
Meetings are every Friday at 7 pjn. in
room 37 of the Hi^ismith Center.
Attention Students: Study Sesstons
Come to our study sessions every
Thursday night from 6 to 8 in room 37 of
the Highsmith Center. Sponsored by the
Peer Mentor Program.
ITic UNCA Accountancy Association the
second Tuesday of each month in Owen
Hall, third floor, at 6 p.m. Anyone
interested in accounting is welcome to
attend. Professionals in the accounting
field will speak at each meeting.
Refreshments will be served. For more
information, call Karen Costner at 253-
2645.
PSI CHI, UNCA’s psychology club and
lionor society, meets the first Thursday of
each month at 12:15 in the Psych Lab (ZH
231). Open to all UNCA students. Bring
your lunch and join us!
Campus Crusade for Christ is now meeting
every Monday at 4:30 p.m. in Room 37 of
the Highsmith Center. Come and study the
word of God and grow in your relationship
with Him.
Nondenominational.
LUNCH PROGRAM. The office of
Academic Affairs and Student Affairs
cordially invite you to lunch in the private
dining room every Wednesday this spring
from noon till 1:15p.m. beginning Jan. 23,
.1991. A light lunch will be offered each
week for only S2.50 and for you big
spenders the regular cafeteria cuisine is
$3.50. Brown-bagging is welcome. Coffee
and tea will be free.
SCHOLARSHIPS
PEO Educational Loan Fund, established
in 1907, makes loans available to qualified
women who desire higher education and
are in need of financial assistance. Loans
are made regardless of race, nationality or
religious affiliation. A woman is eligible to
. receive consideration for a loan if she is a
high school graduate, a citizen of the
United States or Canada, and is
recommended by a local chapter of PEO.
At the time the loan is drawn, she must be
enrolled in an accredited school and within
two years of completing her course of
study. The maximum loan is $3500. An
undergraduate may draw up to $1750 in an
academic year. Two responsible adult co
signers are required for each loan, interest
rate is 4%, and is to be paid back in five
years of graduation. Anyone interested in
a loan should contact Mrs. Virginia Hall,
102 Prestwick Drive, Hendersonville, NC
28739. Or phone 704/891-7876.
William Tassc Alexander Scholarship Fund
$1000 to $5000 merit scholarships to
undergraduate students primarily in the
field of education. Applicants must be
rising juniors or seniors, full time,
majoring in the field of education or
taking courses leading to a career in
teaching; a resident of Mecklenburg
County, N.C. and have an overall GPA of
3.0 or better. The deadline to apply is
Mar. 1,1991. Applications are available in
the Financial Office LH 221 or by writing
the Foundation of the Carolinas, 301 S.
Brevard St., Charlotte, N.C. 28202.
Future Teacher Scholarship
$1000 scholarship to be awarded to a
student in his or her junior year pursuing
a degree in education. Applicants will be
asked to submit an essay demonstrating a.,
understanding of the problem of coercive
unionism in the education community.
Applications must be submitted between
January 1 and ^ril 30 of each calendar
year. For an application, please contact
the Financial Aid Office in LH 221 or
write to: Concerned Educators Against
Forced Unionism (CEAFU), 8001
Braddock Road, Suite 300, Sprin^reld, VA
22160, (703) 321-8519.
NCAA Women’s and Ethnic Minority
linhanccmcnt Programs’ Post-Graduate
scholarships and internships
The NCAA has made available
applications for the following
.scholarship/inlernship programs:
1. NCAA Women’s Enhancement
Program Post-graduate Scholarship
program
2. NCAA Ethnic Minority Post-graduate
Scholarship for Careers in Athletics
application
3. NCAA Women’s Internship Program
application
4. NCAA Ethnic Minority Internship
Progi-am application
For application, contact the Financial Aid
Office LM 221 or the director of athletics.
Applications are due by Mar. 15,1991.
1991-92 Financial Aid Forms are now
available in the I'inancial Aid Office, LH
221.
The Financial Aid Form from the College
Scholarship Service must be received in
the Financial Aid Office by March 1,1991,
if you wish to be considered for an
academic scholarship, federal and slate
grants, Perkins loans and work-study
positions for the coming academic year.
Aid is awarded on a first-come, first-
served basis.
I4naacial Aid Resource Directory for
American Indians
Tlie Educational Talent Search has made
available a resource directory for Native
Americans entering or enrolled in post
secondary education. The contents include
funding for any ethnic groups but has
special emphasis on Native Americans.
The directory can be viewed in the
Financial Aid Office LH 221 Monday-
Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
MaryP. Ocnslager Scholastic Achievement
Awards
The Recording for the Blind is presently
seeking applicants for its 1991 scholastic
achievement awards ranging from $500 to
S3000. To be eligible, a student must be
legally blind; a registered RFB borrower;
have received or be receiving a bachelor’s
degree from a four-year college or
university in the U.S. territories between
July 1, 1990 and June 30, 1991; and have
an overall academic average
(undergraduate) of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0
scale. For more information, contact the
Financial Aid Office in LH 221.
nPSIL6N SIGMA ALPHA
SaiOLARSHIP
The scholarship board of the N.C. State
Council of Epsilon Sigma International is
accepting applications for their annual
scholarship- Recipients of this scholarship
must be a rising junior or senior and agree
to teach special education in North
Carolina for at least one year after
graduation. Applications and financial
statement must be returned to the
Financial Aid Office, LH, by March 21,
1991.
Summer employment as Mother’s Helpers
600 to 700 openings for students wishing
to work in the New England and New
York areas with reputable families who
need help with the care of young children
and to assist with hou.schold duties. The
employer will provide air traiispoitHiion
from the student’s home or school to the
place of employmeni. The student will
need to provide transportation when
returning home at termination of
employment. All jobs are in the United
Stales and fees paid by the cmploycr.
When a job is offered, complete
information as to size of family, amount of
work expected, type of living quarters
provided, days off, location, salary quote,
etc. will be sent or phoned to the
applicant. Application forms are avaikibic
in the Financial Aid Office LM 221 or call
1-800-424-MAID.
William B. Ruggics Journalism Scholarship
The William B. Ruggics Right to Work
Scholarship gives an unrestricted $2000
scholarship annually for graduate or
undergraduate journalism students who
demonstrate an understanding of
voluntecrism and the problems of
compulsoiy unionism. Applications must
be subniilted between Jan. 1 and Mar. 31
of each calendar year. Applications
available in the Financial Aid Office LM
Ashevillc-Buncombe Secretaiiet
Scholarship of $250 is available
and awarded on the basis of merit, ability,
and need. Applicants must be a high
school senior or enrolled in a school of
advanced education; be _in need of
financial assistance; and have at least "B"
average or not below 90 if percentile
system only is used. Applications can be
picked up in the Financial Aid Office, LH
221, no later than Feb. 28.
Summer Student Research Grants. This is
the fourth and final student grant program
for this academic year. The deadline for
submission is March 25,1991. Application
forms ans other information may be picked
up in the wall rack outside the
Undergraduate Research Office, RH215.
are returning to college or beginning for
the first time. To be eligible, students must
meet the following criteria: be 30 years old
or older at the time of application, be
enrolled or will be enrolling in a degree
program, be either a full-time or part-time
student, and attend an accredited college
or university. All applications must be
postmarked by May 1, 1991 and are
available in the Financial Aid Office, LH
221.
Help Wanted
Interested as Woridog as a Camp
Counselor for Southmountain Christian
Camp? Come to Room 37 in the
Highsmith Center, Friday, Feb. 8 at 7 p.m.
for details.
YcJunteeis needed to assist seven year old
girl with special needs in a private school
setting. 1-2 hours a week. If interested
call Jay at 258-9264 or Patty at 253-5518.
Wanted:
College students who would like to
establish credit now! Nationally known
credit card available to UNCA students.
No application fee. Call Dave Swanson
253-8140.
Black Female Needed with the ability to
dance, sing, and act for a world wide
dance review beginning in March. For
more information call 258-2238 Fashion
Circle Model and Talent Agency.
RADTYPING- Dean Benton 254-6078.
$2.00 per page.
Summer Job at Camp WDdwood, an
accredited, private 8-week summer camp
for boys ages 8 to 15, in Bridgton, Maine
is now accepting applications for general
and specialty counselors. The 1991 camp
season opens June 16 and closes Aug. 16.
We are looking for weil-qualified young
men with enthusiasm and demonstrated
skills in several sports, arts and crafts,
computers and radio broadcasting. Specific
duties and salary will be discussed privately
between applicants and directors. To apply,
contact Camp Wildwood, 838 West End
Avc., New York, NY 10025, Attn: Mark
Meyer, Director. Or call (212) 873-0435.
Applications are also available in the
Financial Aid Office, LH 221.
I*ASr FUNDRAISING PROGRAM:
$1000 in just one week. Earn up to $1000
for your organization, plus a chance at
$5000 more. This program works. No
investment needed. Call 1-800-932-0528
Ext50
Wanted: energetic person to be a
representative for Coppertone Springbreak
trips to Cancun, Daytona, Nassau and
Jamaica. Best programs available
ANYWHERE. Great incentives and free
trips possible. Call for more info...l-800-
222-4432 and ask for Brenna or Bruce.
Would you like to earn money while you
are working or going to schc»l, and
establish credit at the same time? For a
very low cost, no credit check and no
security deposit, you can have a
MasterCard guaranteed and make money
at the same time. For more information,
write;
Joan of Arc Distribution, Inc.
1321 S.W. 16th Terrace, #103
Cape Coral, Florida 33991
1-800-648-0682 or 1-800-772-4092
Advertisers wanted immediately!
No experience necessary. Excellent Pay!
Work at home. Call toll-free; 1-800-395-
3283.
^ring Break 1991: Individual or student
organization needed to promote spring
break trip. Earn money, free trips, and
valuable work experience. Call now. Inter-
Campus programs: 1-800-327-6013.
Earn Extra Money Models and actors
wanted. Call Fashion Circle Model and
Talent Agency at 258-2238 for more
information.
$9-$15 Hourly Average selling art
reproduction (prints) part-time at school.
Low-key management at some schools.
National Publisher, (207)363-3634 call
collect.
ATTENTIONCOMMUTERS! Wouldyou
like to eat your MEALS FREE this
semester? Then work with Marriott in the
Cafeteria for a minimum of 15 hours per
week. Pay starts at $4.50 per hour and we
will work with you to arrange your work
schedule around your classes. Slop by the
Marriott office in the Highsmith Center to
fill out an application today!
MISCELLANEOUS
'ITicatre UNCA will hold auditions for its
Spring Forum Theatre Festival of scenes
from Shakespeare on Monday, Mar. 18
and Tuesday, Mar. 19 at 4:30 and 7:15 p.m.
in Carmichael 208. Numerous roles for
men and women are available, and no
previous experience is necessary. Auditions
arc open to UNCA students, staff, and
faculty. Please call the Drama Dept, at
251-6610 between 10 a.m and 4 p.m. to
make an audition appointment.
Attention Career-Minded Graduates!
Don’t gel a J.O.B. (Journey of the Broke)
- Financial independence will be yours in
your own business. Cali, leave message.
(704) 669-7'27.
REWARD! Lost on Feb. 7 about 4:30p.m.
in ladies restroom on main floor in
Ramsey Library: Seiko leather watch. If
found please give to someone at
circulation desk or call 684-6691 and leave
message. Thanks.
Mud 500 Club is giving away a trip for two
to the Bahamas. Buy a ticket from any
member of the M5C for only $1. The
winner will be announced on Mar. 21 in
Ilte Blue Banner.
FOUND: A blue and white tote bag;
another unusual object. Please call Kathy
Whatley between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
at 251-6442 if these items belong to you.
Free to good home - middle-aged, smallish
Golden Retriever mix. Pleasant
companion, good watchdog. Call 253-6026
in the afternoons.
SHARE RENTAL - two roommates
needed to share roomy, two-story house in
West Asheville. $150 plus utilities and
deposit. Interested? Call 255-8369, ask for
Robert.
Cruise Ship Jobs
HIRING Men - Women. Summer/
Year Round. PHOTOGRAPHERS,
TOUR GUIDES, RECREATION PERSONNEL.
Excellent pay plus FREE travel. Caribbean,
Hawaii, Bahamas, South Pacific, Mexico.
CALI. NOW! Call refundable.
1-206-736-0775, Ext.SOOW
ILe Paul Dougjas Teacher Scholarship
valued at up to $5000 is offered to
students nominated by the school they
attend or plan to attend. Selection is
based of academic performance, evidence
of leadership, extracurricular participation,
and the promise of service as a teacher at
the preschool, elementary, or secondary
level. Application deadline is April 15. For
further details contact the Financial Aid
Office, LH 221.
OrviUe Redenbacheris Second Start
Scholarship Program
Now in it’s second year, this $1000
scholarship program has been designed to
assist the growing number of adults who
Alpha Delta Pi would like to congratulate
all the new initiates: Chris Bosse, Yngvild
Sagben, Karri Watson. WE LOVE YOU!
Alpha Delta Pi would like to congratulate
all our new Alphas: Debbie Britt, Michelle
Fox, Leann Myers, Leigh Ann Pressley,
Bcttie Ua Vernon. WE LOVE YOU!
Wanted:
Female to live in house and see children
off to school; light house work; $110 per
week plus room and board, call 891-2728.
For Sale Biology IQS Lab Manual required
for Biology 105. Very little writing. Cost
$8,14 in bookstore but will sell for $4. Call
253-7367.
ROOM FOR RENT. All house priv.
cable, tel. 254-7056. $40 week involves a
utilities.
Wanted: Part lime Help needed, if you
are outgoing, personable, and not afraid
of talking to other people, this is L- u.
Prefer female on campus. Work you. n
hours. Call 253-8140.
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed lo
share 2 BR 2 bath apt, near downtown.
$225 per month plus 1/2 uiiliiics. 252-
3092.
Nursing Students hoping to enter the
nursing program at Cullowhec next fall
should send in their applications right
away for admission to WCU. This will
allow transcript evaluation questions to be
settled before the spring Drop/Add
deadline. Applications will be available
around Christmas. For additional
information, see Mr. Bernhardt in biology
(RH 137) or WCU office in NCB 1st
floor.
Wanted! Students who think economics Ls
fun!
There aren’t many of you, but those who
do have a unique opportunity. An MA in
Economics from Clemson University
equips you for a wide variety of
interesting jobs in industry and
government. It provides the ideal
preparation for law school. For those of
you who want to test the waters of
graduate school without committing their
entire lives to academic work, it can’t be
beat. Students who think economics is fun
have a blast at Clemson. For details, write
C.M. Lindsay (DOS), Dept, of Economics,
Clemson University, Clemson, S.C. 29634.
LETTERS HTC. Resumes, manuscripts,
reports, ternipapers, typesetting. Starting
$1.25 per page. Speedy, confidential
service. Pick-up and delivery. Call 252-
4070 after 1 pm call 253-6557.
Chccricadiog tryouts for men’s basketball
co-ed squad. Guys and girls needed.
Practices begin March 19th and will take
place each Tues. and Thurs. from 4:30 -
7:00. Tryouts will be in late April. Meet at
Justice Gym,
For Sale: Texas Instruments Scientific
Calculator. Used only 1 semester. Used in
Math 155, Algebra, Trig., Statistics and
Management courses. Includes case and
has memory retrieval plus many more
features. Paid $13, asking $11, Cali 253-
7367.
Tiavcl/Oo-Campus sales rep wanted:
Aggressive, self-motivated, outgoing
individuals or groups to market winter and
spring trips on campus. For more info,
contact Student Travel Services at 1-800-
6484849.
Need Some Help at Home? Careful
efficient cleaning and maintenance of your
home as well as work on those special
household projects. Weekly or bi-wcekly.
$10/hr., minimum 3 hours. Yard and
garden work also. Call Nan at 251-5826.
Will be glad to supply references.
Woman needed to care for 3 children in
Asheville home three nights a week at $30
per night. Sitter must provide her own
transportation. Please call 258-3241 (leave
message) for more information.
EVENTS
American Assodation of Univetsit]
Women
'The Hendersonville Branch of the AAUW
is offering two $500 scholarships for the
1991-92 academic year. The scholarships
are available to Henderson County women
who have completed at least two years of
college work and arc seeking a degree
from an accredited college. Applicants
must demonstrate considerable academic
achievement and be in need of financial
assistance. Applications are available in the
Financial Aid Office or by contacting
scholarship chairman Lois Baumann at
(704) 891-8063. Applications must be
returned to the Financial Aid Office LH
221 by Apr. 2, 1991.
Celebrate Women’s History Month at the
YWCA Sunday, March 10th from 1:00 -
4:00. There will be a variety of women’s
groups and organizations to ' provide
information and network with on topics
from business to the issue of choice. Also,
Meg McCloud, a local musician, will be on
hand to share songs and stories, from 2:00
- 3:00. The YWCA is located at 185 S.
French Broad Ave. in downtown Asheville.
The BROTHERS OF THETA CIB
fraternity would like to express their
support for the U.S. troops in the Middle
East. Our thoughts and prayers arc with
them.
Western North Carolina Qtizens for
Choice will meet Monday, March 11th.
6:30 -.7:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Church,
located on the comer of Charlotte Street
and Edwin Place. Program will be the film
"Abortibn Denied" which deals with the
issue of parental consent.
National College Poetry Contest Offering
$250 in cash and prizes. Deadline is March
31. For more information send a stamped
envelope to: International Publications,
PO Box 44044-1, los Angeles, CA 90044.
Unhappy with that paper? Let a
professional writer edit your work. No fee
if you don't like the results. 252-1519.
lypiog
Professional, fast, accurate, 100 wpm. Free
checking for punctuation, spelling and
grammar. 24-hour service if needed.
Conveniently located 2 miles from campus.
$2 per page. Call 684-7853. If no answer,
please leave a message.
BRAND NEW Phone Mate answering
machine phone unit model 7150 still in
box. Includes tollsavcr, last # redial, hold
button, call screening, digital display and
Liorcl Costs approx. $120 at Circuit City.
Asking $110 (It’s never been used) 253-
7367, leave message.
BRAND NEW Vidal Sassoon Professional
Hair Crimping Iron. Still in box $6. 253-
7367
39 X 40 Mirror straight cut edge. Asking
$25. 253-7367
Transfers to Chapei Hill
Students planning to transfer to Chapel
Hiir next fall (e.g. into the Pharmacy
Program) should send in their applications
very soon. For more information, see Mr.
Bernhardt in biology (RH 137).
A BEGINNING Tai Chi Qiuan course
starts Tuesday, March S, 7 to 8 p.m.,
taugbt by instructor Brent Neely. The 12-
week course will cover the first section of
the short Yang style. The class is held at
Sportdance located at 159 Church St. and
cost $60. To register call 253-2207.
LOOKING FOR A RIDE to Florida for
spring break? nnal destination is Leon
County area (or) Tallahassee. I am leaving
March 8 or 9. Call before 10 p.m., 253-
7367. Thank you.
Student interested in making a
change:
There will be a Human Rights
Festival this spring in Montford
Park (about one mile from
UNCA). This is the same festival
that was held last year at Warren
Wilson. Needed are UNCA
students who want to help! There
are meetings every Monday at 7:30
at 'What Do You Want." There
are different committees like
stage, craft, tabloid and bands that
need members.
Also, if you have any prose,
poetry or artwork that is on a
Human Rights theme please
submit it to Traci at Underdog
(Highsmith 44). If you have any
questions call up at 251-6244.
UNCA Meteorological Society Kafflc Wia
an Emerson four-head VCR worth $240.
$1 donation earns 1 ticket
$3 donation earns 5 tickets
For tickets, stop by room 238 in Robinson
Hall or see any Atmospheric Science
major or professor.
Announcements and
classifieds are free
and are available on
a first come, first
served basis. Please
limit announcements
to 75 words or less.
All announcements
are due to Blue
Banner Office in
Cbarmichael Hall
room 208A by
Tuesday at 12 noon.