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March 30, 2000 The Banner Classifieds Tutors wanted! University Writing Center hiring peer tutors for2000/2001 school year. Need B average in LANG 101 and 102 or equivalent. Applications at KH 017, due April 7. Call 251-6596 for details. The University Writing Center hours are Mon. 11 - 12 and 1-6, Tues, 9-1 and 2-6, Wed, 11-12 and 1-7, Thurs. 9-12 and 3-6, and Fri.9-12and1-3. Call 251- 6596 or come by Karpen Hall 017. Sexual crimes, abuseand rape survivors (SCARS) is a support group dedi cated to the survivors of sexual abuse. Meetings are Tuesdays at 7:15 at the Public Safety Department in Vance Hall, Call Officer Vicki Harrisat251-6710for more information. Free yoga/meditation class: Mondays at 8 p.m, in the Highsmith PDR. Call 645-4555 for more informa tion. UNCA’s G/B/UT Student Organization. Everyone welcome. Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. in KH 234. uncaout® bulldog.unca.edu. Reformed University Fel lowship (RUF) wants to bring you closer to Christ. Meets every Thursday from 7:30-9 p.m. at the Side Door. The United Methodist Campus Ministry meets every Wednesday night from 8:30-10 p.m. in Mills 4th floorstudy lounge. Con tact Rev, Amy Rio-Ander- son at 254-5818 or e-mail umcm@bultdog.unca.edu for more information. Baptist Student Union Spring Conference at Camp Caraway in Asheboro: March 31-April 2, Cost TBA. Anyone is welcome. Contact bsu® bulidog.unca.edu or call 252-3817. The Society of Physics Students will conduct a daytime viewing of the moon on April 13, in front of the Ramsey Library steps. Cali 6442 for more informa tion Wanted: University Am bassadors! We’re looking for student leaders with positive attitudes to repre sent UNCA during campus CAMPUS tours, open houses, and special events. Pick up ap plications in the Office of Admissions in Lipinsky Hall 177; applications due by April 7. Interested in studying Japanese next fall? Spe cial topics course fulfilling foreign language require ment currently forming. • Conversational skills and cultural context taught by former resident of Japan. Contact Timothy at 236- 3628 or e-mail timothing ©yahoo.com. HELP WANTED Peppertree/Equivest is now hiring 12good people for customer service/mar keting reps, for our Asheville area. F/T or P/T positions and salary/com mission/full benefitsMOIK. Call Mr. Kirk for an inter view, (828)777-4450. Hiring night staff, wait staff and cooks at Weaverville Ingles Shop ping Center. Call Isabel or Todd at 645-5005 for inter- HELP WANTED Counselor positions available at Ramapo An chorage Camp, a camp for children with emotional and learning problems. 10- week summer positions available; call (914) 876- 8403 or visit www. ramapoanchorage, org. Cool Beach Jobs has jobs available on the Outer Banks of N.C. We offer summer jobs, permanent jobs and internships. Check it out! www. coolbeachjobs. com. Nanny needed to care for 2-yr-old and 5-yr-old in af ternoons and 1 to 2 full days a week. Approx. 20-25 hrs a week. Start in June-July. Send resume to: M. Mann, P.O. Box 7647, Asheville, NC 28802. FUNDRAISER, Open to student groups & organiza tions. Earn $5 per MC app. We supply all materials at no cost. Cal! for info or visit our website. 1-800-932- 0528 X 65, www.ocmcon cepls.com Easy money! I will pay $40 for your phone book. Cali HELP WANTED Lee Ramsey collect at (865) 577-7237. ACADEMIC SAE Doctoral Scholars Program offers loans up to $5,000 per year for 3 years to engineering graduate students pursuing teaching at the college level. Visit financial aid office. Dead line is April 1. John Gyles Education Fund awards up to $3000 to full-time students with a 2.7 GPA or higher. Dead lines are April 1, June 1 and Nov. 15. See financial aid office for details. Festival 2000 is inviting students and profession als to submit their film en tries. Deadline is July 15. Entries must be submitted in NTSC, VHS video. Entry forms are available at Www.mexconnect.com/ cineindex.html. The American Institute of Certified Public Accoun tants (AlCPA) is offering ACADEMIC John L. Carey scholarships to liberal arts degree- holders wishing to pursue a CPA certificate. $5,000 awarded yearly to 5 recipi ents. Visit financial aid of fice. Deadline is April 1. The United Negro College Fund, Inc. isoffering Gates Millenium Scholarships; nominees must havea GPA of 3.3 or higher and finan cial need. See financial aid for details. 36-day Alaskan Odyssey, June 10-July 15, a personal discovery through team ori ented camping experience in Alaska and the Canadian West. Costis$2,475. Con tact David Barlow at (704) 855-2511 or barlowao® ctc.net for more informa tion. Bill Leslie Memorial Schol arship awards a paid adver tising summer internship to rising seniors who are South Carolina residents with a2.5 average, majoring in mass communications, marketing, or media arts/production. Applications available in fi nancial aid; due by April 25. ACADEMIC The North Carolina Li brary Association (NCLA) is sponsoring scholarships and loans for students pur- suing a career in librarianship. Students should be graduating se niors or graduate students planning to attend library school this summer/fall. Deadline is May 15 for ap plications with three refer ence letters. For more in formation, see the financial aid office. Essay Contest. Win $400. Write a 500-1000 word es say detailing one aspect of your college experience. Essays will be judged on creativity, truth and origi nality. Include name, school, major, and year in school. Send essays to: Es say Contest, 5472 Lauretta St., San Diego, CA 92110 or e-mail to: chedges® acusd.edu. For more infor mation e-mail or call (619) 296-5958. The Dottle Martin Teach ers Scholarship is award ing $500 to a student in the field of education with a career plan for teaching in N.C. with a focus on child guidance and counseling. ACADEMIC Applications due June 1. See the financial aid office for more information and an application. ACIL is sponsoring a scholarship program for physical science majors. Awards of $1,000-$2,000 based on academics, ca reer goals and financial need. Visit financial aid of fice. Deadline is April 15, 2000. COMMUNITY 10th Annual WNC Re gional Literacy Confer ence on Saturday, April 29 at A-B Tech Laurel Auditorium, Asheville, N.C. Features Archie Willard, adult learner suc cess story. Registration $15, students $5. Call (828) 692-8268. Do you play bridge? Would you be interested in an intercollegiate game? Call Terry at 253-5421. Free screening for glau coma and diabetes; call 252-5706 for information. The llNtvERSrrY OF North Caroiina ASHEVIELB Most UNCA Students Choose Not to Smoke 58% Choose Not to Smoke Cigarettes 92% I Choose Not to Smoke Cigars Most UNCA students don’t smoke. And most non-smokers ^81%) are proud of it. You. Survty conducted with UNCA ttudtntt in th* Sprinfl of 1999.
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