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Tickets
Music
Special Events
Pets
Office Space
Real Estate
For Rent
Rooms Available
Roommates Wanted
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House-Sitting
Rides & Riders
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Vacation Rentals
Lost & Founds
Services
Word Processing
Tutoring
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Health
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Personals
Textbooks
Service Directory
1 day $3.00
2 days $4.50
3 days $5.60
4 days $6.45
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50(day over 5
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I Monday, Afrbl 1
1 A Forum for Social
Change
5pm, GerrardHall
Tuesday, April 2
Teach-in with UNC
Professors
6pm, Union 208
Wednesday, April 3
Sleepout with the
Homeless
5pm-Dawn,ThePit
Thursday, April 4
i Religious Perspectives
See Campus Calendar for Info
Saturday, April 6
j The Hunger Cleanup
Sign up at Campus Y & follow
Campus Calendar for events.
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JIM SIRE
author & lecturer speaks
Thurs., April 4th
7pm, Hamilton 100
Sponsored by:
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
- ALL CAMPUS MEETING -
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- ALL PARTS - be a part of the tradition!
STARTING APRIL 14TH
Info, applications & time slots at Union Desk
or call 942-CLEF
Student Television:
OT STUDENTS,
BY STUDEMTS.
THIS WEEK ON 57V:
Campus Profile
5:30 & 9:30
Off the Cuff
6&10
General.ColIege
6:30 & 10:30
30 Minute Intermission
9&11
Midday! Tonite
8:00
Plus:
Campus Laugh Riot 7:00
live at Eight: 7:30
STV can be seen M thai Th on
Cable Ch. 11
Carolina's Bicentennial
Class of 1994
Sh
ow your Bicentennial spirit
join your fellow classmates in
celebration at
Players
Wednesday, April 3, 1991
10 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Sponsored by the Freshman Bicentennial Committee
Tickets can be purchase intjhe Pit and at the door
$3slngi6$4ouple
WANTED r Students who think eco
nomics is 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 pro
vides the ideal preparation for law
school. For those who want to test
the waters of graduate school with
out 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 CM. Lindsay (DGS). Dept. of
Economics, Clemson University.
Clemson. SC 29634.
HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUM
MER? Jet there anytime with
AIRHITCH (r) for $160 from the East
Coast! (Reported in NY Times &
Let's Go!) AIRHITCH (r) 212-864-2000.
ALL-CAMPUS TALENT CON
TEST, April 17. Sponsored by
Cobb Dorm. Submit act pro
posal, time and equipment
needed, name and number
to Cobb Office by 5pm, April
3. For more information call
933-8063.
ORGANIZATIONS: Use delegation to
develop members. Workshop.
Wednesday, April 3. 7-8:30 p.m. 209
Carolina Union. Call Leadership
Development, 966-4041, for informa
tion. BECAUSE LEADERSHIP MAT
TERS. Want to take the June LSAT
in Greensboro... Fayet
teville... MALAWI? If not, reg
ister NOW (Triangle test
space runs short in June). A
public service announce
ment from the Princeton
Review your source for
ALL the best intelligence on
the LSAT! Course for June
test starts soon. Call 967
7209 for information.
SHADY'S SUNGLASSES All
Ray-Bans and Serengeti's
20 off. Great selection.
Free T-shirt with purchase of
Ray-Bans (while supplies
last). Many other great sun
glasses also available at ter
rific prices. Downtown at
119 12 E. Franklin St., next
to the Intimate Bookshop.
Announcements
1991-92 C. A. A.
Ticket Committee
Applications now
available
at CAA Off ice (Suite A in
Union), Union Desk, and
ECC. Applications due
Noon April 4.
Interviews April 4-5.
Call CAAS62-4309
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Applications for the
UNDERGRADUATE
COURT
& the ATTORNEY
GENERAL'S STAFF
will be available beginning
28 March 1991, in Suite C,
Suite D,&the Main Desk,
The Carolina Union
Applications Due:
5:00, 8 April 1991.
For more information,
please stop by
the Judicial Branch
Office, Suite D,
The Carolina Union
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Announcements
CAROLINA CHEERLEADING
TRY0UTS. Open gyminfo,
session Mon. and Tues.,
April 15 and 16, 6-8 p.m.
Tryouts Fri. April 19, 6 p.m.
Fetzer Gymnastics Room.
Come dressed to practice.
FRESHMAN WOMEN'S SCHOLAR
SHIP. Applications available at Union
Desk or office of Dean of Students.
In-state tuition and fees for any fresh
man woman. Deadline is April 5th.
Questions? Call Kelly at 967-9645.
Meetings
NCAE STUDENT PROGRAM MEM
BERS: State Convention in Raleigh,
412-13. Professional seminars,
meals, hotel: only $10! Call Mary
Margaret. 933-1810; Melody, 932
9062; Denise, 933-7354; Christin,
933-1961.
SEAC MEETING
Tonight the Student En
vironmental Action Coalition
invites you to discuss UNC
development plans and our
upcoming action in DC. All
welcome! 7pm Union 211.
START YOUR LEGAL CAREER
TODAY! The UNC Prelaw Club
presents Dorothy Bernholz,
Prelaw Advisor, on the prob
lems in the legal profession.
206 Union, 7pm tonight!
Business Opportunities
FAST FUNDRAISING PROGRAM.
$1,000 in just one week. Earn up to
$1,000 for your campus organiza
tion. Plus a chance at $5,000 more!
This programs works! No investment
needed. Call 1-800-932-0528 Ext.
50.
Help Wanted
Participate in AIR POLLUTION
RESEARCH. Study conducted by EPA,
UNC. Need healthy males & females,
18-35. Must be non-smoker, no aller
gies or medication. Should have flex
schedule. Attractive fees paid. Call
929-9993 for appointment.
NEW DONOR SPECIAL Earn $5 extra
on your first plasma donation with
this ad. Expires 45. Sera Tec
Biologicals, 109 12 East Franklin
SU 942-0251.
CHILDREN'S CAMP, Northeast
Pennsylvania. 621-82091. HAVE
THE MOST MEMORABLE SUMMER
OF YOUR LIFE! Specialty and cabin
counselors for all sports, water and
fine art activities. Other positions:
tennis, gymnastics, aerobics,
nature camping, dance cheer
leading, video, guitar, photography,
self-defense and Group Leaders
(20). Other positions available.
Sign up for on-campus interviews,
Tuesday, April 9 from 11-3 p.m. at
Career Planning and Placement,
211 Hanes Hall. For more informa
tion call (516) 889-3217 or write:
Camp Wayne, 12 Allevard St. Lido
Beach, NY 11561.
LIFEGUARDS. The Duke Faculty Club
is now accepting applications for cer
tified lifeguards. WSI a plus. Apply in
person or call 684-6672.
HELP WANTED. CUSTOMER SER
VICE. Flexible hours, excellent oppor
tunity. Call Bailey's Cleaners, Lisa
Smith. 248-9577 or 967-7980.
LIMITED TIME OFFER: Club
positions: Lifeguards, swim
team coaches, pool manag
er a position with excep
tional pay if qualified. Chapel
Hill Tennis Club; 929-5249.
summer (sum 'or )
n. 1 vacation time, fun in the sun,
swimming pools, sunburn, the
beach; 2 job experience, intern
ships, career training, learning
opportunities, RESUME BUILDER
TIME!
Let the
Student Part Time Employment Service
give more "meaning' to your summer.
For free information
on Summer Jobs, Stop by Suite B, room 21 6-A
Paid Volunteers Needed
ASTHMA STUDY
Individuals 12 years and older on daily asthma
medication needed for research study. $300 to $800
paid incentives for those chosen to participate.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Carolina Allergy and Asthma Associates
at 881-0309 or
1-800-273-1002 (Triangle area only)
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Co-Chair Applications
available at the Union
Desk, Chase Hall, &
the Campus Y
DEADLINE:
41091
Help Wanted
LEGAL ASSISTANT: Typing, filing,
reception, bookkeeping and legal
research. Word processing required.
Perfect for May graduate who wants
to stop out one year before law
school. Equal Employment
Opportunity. Mail resume, cover let
ter by April 31, 1991 to UNC
Student Legal Services. P.O. Box
1312, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.
FREE room and board in exchange
for 22 hours per week mother's
helper responsibilities. Evening and
weekend hours: weekdays free. Near
Duke, private room. 493-3845.
READ BOOKS
FOR PAY
$100 per title, free recorded mes
sage. 1-800-866-5498. 24 hours.
EARN $$$. Participate in Decision
Making Study. Anticipated earnings
$10-$ 15 or more depending on per
formance. Studies take two sessions
of 30-60 minutes each. Sign-up in
Davie Hall 304A.
RDU PUBLIC AFFAIRS INTERN
Journalism graduate student wanted
for 20 hrs.week. RDU Public Affairs
internship. Writing, photography, fill
ing info, requests and general office
work required. Send resume and writ
ing samples to Public Affairs, RDU
Airport Authority, PO Box 80001,
RDU Airport, NC 27623 by April 12,
lggiStartirg: May; $6.59 per hour.
WANED: SUMMER NEXT SCHOOL
YEAR. Coach basketball, tennis, golf,
etc. and companion for 2 boys 13
& 11. Car. Call 967-2148 after 7pm.
PAID VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
for psychopharmacology
study, Dept. of Psychiatry.
Males, 18-30. Participate 1
daywk. for 3 weeks. Pays
$105. Call 966-6614.
SIGN LANGUAGE
nterpreter wanted for Sunday 10am
worship service. Renumeration.
Advent Lutheran Church. 7408558;
968-7690; TDDVOICE 493-2076.
LANDLUBBER'S SEAFOOD RESTAU
RANT is now hiring full and part-time
kitchen positions. Flexible hours,
competitive pay. Apply within.
SALES PERSONCLERK needed with
experience or background in photog
raphy. Minimum 35 hours per week,
prefer 40 hours week. Must be able
to commit through summer. 933
5434; ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-
fisheries. Earn $5000month. Free
transportation! Room and Board?
Over 8,000. No exp. nec. Male or
Female. For 68 page employment
manual, send $8.95 to M&L
Research, Box 84008, Seattle, WA
98124-100 moneyback guarantee.
A UNC STUDENT that's in a wheel
chair needs people to help with get
ting up In the morning or going to
bed at night. You don't have to be
medically oriented to apply, but this
would be a great opportunity for
anyone thinking of pursuing a career
in one of the medical fields. Can
train, no previous experience
required. Weekends, weeknights
and morning positions available for
first or second summer sessions.
Call Frank for more Information,
929-9337.
Help Wanted
NEED EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC RELA
TIONS OR NON-PROFIT DEVELOP
MENT? Volunteer as a summer or
school year intern at the Ronald
McDonald House. Must be reliable,
hard-working, with good typing or
Macintosh skills and able to work at
least 4 hours per week. Schedule
negotiable. Call Barbara Myers at
966-6752 for more information.
Summer Jobs
COUNSELOR'S for boy's camp in
Maine. Openings in most activities:
WSI, Tennis, Basketball, Crafts,
Archery, Lacrosse, Soccer, etc.
Upperclassmen preferred. Terrific
working conditions, fun and interest
ing summer. WRITE: Camp Cedar,
1758 Beacon St, Brookline,Jv1A
02146 or CALL: 617-277-8080.
COUNSELORS. PRESTIGIOUS CO-ED
Berkshires, MA summer camp seeks
skilled college juniors, seniors and
grads. WSI, tennis, sailing, waterski.
canoe, athletics, archery, gymnas
tics, aerobics, golf, arts and crafts,
photography, silver jewelry, musical
directors, piano accompanists, sci
ence, rocketry, camping, video, news
paper. Have a rewarding and enjoy
able summer! Salary plus room and
board. Call Camp Taconic, 800-762-2820.
THE WEKEELA CAMPS, CANTON,
MAINE. One of America's most pres
tigious camps, seeks creative
dynamos for staff positions June 17
August 18 for tennis, gymnastics,
piano, dance balletfolksingers gui
tarist, ceramics, art, woodworking.
Also kitchen and maintenance posi
tions. If you think you're tops, Reply
To: 130 S. Merkle Rd. Columbus.OH
43209. (614) 235-3177.
ASSISTANT PRE SCHOOL TEACHER
needed for summer program in down
town Chapel Hill. Childcare experi
ence or early childhood education
preferred. Send resume to University
Baptist Daycare Center. 100 S.
Columbia St. Chapel Hill, N.C.
27514.
NEEDED: LIFEGUARDS, WSI's who
want to stay in town this summer.
$4.50-$5.50 per hour. Please call
Camp New Hope. 942-4716.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO work out
West, earn over $6,000, get
Fortune 500 valued experience,
make over 100 new friends, and be
eligible for future positions? Call
(919)968-3375 for info.
SNACK BAR AND POOL ATTENDANTS
for summer. Apply in person at Hope
Valley Country Club after 4pm. See
Will Davis.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE THIS SUM
MER? Two resident cmaps for girls
have positions available; Waterfront
Director, Business Manager, Unit
Leaders, CIT Director, Waterfront
Staff. Send resume: Anita Williams,
Pines of Carolina G.S. Council, PO
Box 52294, Raleigh 27612, or call
1-80O662-7579.
WANTED: Energetic young students
for landscaping at country home.
Saturdays, April to August. $7hr.
Must have transportation. Call 933
2891; leave name and number.
W00DCR0FT SWIM CLUB in Durham
is seeking lifeguards with Red Cross
certification, WSI preferred. Call 942
6041 or 489-7705.
GIRL SCOUT CAMP. GreensboroHigh
Point area seeking staff for summer
employment. Positions available:
counselors, C.l.T. director, health
supervisor, and kitchen assistants.
Contact Nancy at 919-861-1198.
Summer Jobs
SUMMER
Employment Opportunity
Jobs available with the
UNC Physical Plant
Housing Support Paint Crew.
Applications available at the
Physical Plant Personnel Office,
168A Airport Road, CB1800,
Chapel Hill, NC 27599
POOL CASHIERS Chapel Hill Parks
& Recreation. Supervise entrance
area of outdoor community pool; col
lect admission, answer phone; some
pool maintenance. Work daytime
shift or afternoon evening shift;
rotate weekends. Require pleasant
personality, ability to work well with
public. $4.25hr. Apply by April 19:
200 Plant Road. 968-2784 or 968
2790. E0EL
SUMMER POOL POSITIONS Chapel
Hill Parks & Recreation. 25 positions
available for Lifeguards ($5hr);
Swim Instructors ($5.50hr); Asst
Pool Manager ($6.50hr); Pool
Manager ($7hr). Placement at
indoor or outdoor community pool.
Weekday mornings or afternoons
evenings; some weekends; flexible
schedule available. Positions require:
Red Cross Advanced Lifesaving or
Lifeguard Training and WSI; CPR &
First Aid (Lifeguards, Instructors).
Apply by April 19: 200 Plant Rd. 968
2784279OE0L SUMMER CAMP JOBS are available
at resident Girl Scout camp. If you
enjoy children this is the job for you.
We're looking for unit leaders, unit
counselors, pool staff, nature and
craft directors, cooks and kitchen
workers and nurse. Camps are locat
ed in Bridgewater and Leesburg, VA.
Pre-camp begins June 15. Camp
ends August 12. For an application
visit your Career Placement Office or
call The Girl Scout Council of the
Nation's Capital at 1-202-337-4300
or in Maryland and Virginia: 1-800-523-7898.
EOE.
Going to summer school? Wondering
where the money is going to come
from to have fun this summer? Get a
Fantastic job now that will carry over
into the first session of summer
school! Not only is The UNC
PHONATHON a source of money
($4.25hr. starting), but it is also a
source of EXCITEMENT AND FUN
with many other ENTHUSIASTIC
TRUE CAROUNA BLUE STUDENTS!!
We are looking for articulate outgoing
students who want to have a great
time raising money for academic pro
grams. 7 to 21 hours per week.
Great on a resume. More fun than
the University should allow. Call 962
7014 or stop by the Porthole
Building (in the alley across from
NCNB).
Child Care
CHILD CARE NEEDED for both ses
sions summer school. Full time.
Experience preferred. Call 967-8774.
SEEKING MATURE AND EXPERI
ENCED babysitter for 1 12 year-old.
Part-time in summer andor next
academic year. Hours flexible.
References and own transportation
required. Call Deborah Melizia at
493-4719. (Halfway between Glen
Lennox and Woodcraft, off 54).
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY: responsible,
fun and active student to be compan
ion for our 12 year old son 3:30-5:30
M-F and summer 12-5:30. $5.00hr.
Must have own car. 929-6981.
DURHAM FAMILY needs CHILDCARE
for selected summer weekdays.
Transportation required. 493-3845.
SUMMER CHILDCARE NEEDED 25
30 hrs.week. Flexible hours, own
transportation, non-smoker.
References requried. Call 688-6632
between 6 and 9pm.
For Sale
OLD COMIC BOOKS FOR SALE. Silver
and Golden age comics. Several X
men and Spiderman. All priced under
guide. Call 932-1444 before 11pm.
Also buying comics.
THIS END UP COUCH, new cover and
cushions, best offer. 942-2134.
DRUMS
FOR SALE: Two Cosmic Percussion
Congas. 10" and 11" heads with
stand. Make offer, call Brandon at
933-2281, leave message.
SUZUKIS: 1980 GS450E. $650.
Fairing, luggage rack, etc. 1982
GS1100GK. $1350. Factory dresser,
many extras. Call 942-6618; leave
message.
YOUR CAR wants MTX Digital
Loudspeakers! Used, not abused.
Great condition. Great sounds. Price
$200, but negotiable. Call 932
5187. Keep trying.
KING-SIZED WATERBED. Dark oak
wood frame. Nice headboard with
bookshelves and mirror. Good condi
tion. $2C090:3193J
LIVING IN AN APARTMENT NEXT
SEMESTER? Ram Furniture has what
you need to furnish your entire apart
ment. Student owned and operated.
Carrboro Plaza, 968-3543.
GOLF Improve your game with a
new set of Ping Irons. 3-W, $440
negotiable. Call 942-3739. Play the
Best!
Wheels for Sale
1977 Ford LTD. Excellent condition.
Low mileage. Ready to sell. Best
Offer. CaM 9675824
'83 DODGE COLT good for around
town driving. Needs work. Best offer.
Call Laura 942-5868.
1990 MAZDA MX-6 GT, 20K, full
power package turbo, $14,200
negotiable. 870-9534; leave mes
sage. Summer Jobs
HONDA ACCORD, 1982, blue. 5
speed, air, cruise, AM-FM cassette,
1 careful previous owner, serviced
regularly, new clutch, 109K, excellent
condition. $2200 (OBO). A steal!
933-8192.
82 PONTIAC J2000 Hatchback. Low
mileage, great shape. $1200. 968-1851.
1988 ACURA LEGEND, sunroof, auto
matic transmission, extended warran
ty, $12,800. 493-2640.
Electronics for Sale
COMPUTER FOR SALE. Leading Edge
Model D. Two 5 14 floppy drives.
512 K RAM. Monochrome Monitor.
$500. Call 942-8208.
NEW ZENITH 40MB COMPUTER.
286. Upgradable to 386 3 12"
drive. Color Monitor. Must sell!
Asking $1700. 932-3072. Leave
message.
IBM PS2 MODEL 30, Color monitor,
20MB hard disk. 3.5" disk drive.
Math co-processor, OKI DATA 182 nar
row 9 pin printer. $1400. Excellent
condition. 490-3193.
IBM XP clone with 640K hard drive.
5.25" floppy drive. Menu driven, with
lots of pre-loaded software. Very user
friendly. Comes with Microsoft
mouse & CGA monitor, Panasonic,
24 pin printer with 1 12 boxes of
high quality, continuous feed white
paper. Package: $2200. 967-4679,
leave message.
Special Events
4th Annual
(arolina Open
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TO BENEFIT THE
Muscular Dystrophy Association
AirDTT Cth7th
Entries due April
Tickets
ZZTop, Grateful Dead, Bell Biv Devoe,
Keith Sweat and J.Gill concert tick
ets. First 5 rows from stage. (919)
596-8570.
TRAVELING OVERSEAS BEFORE
AUGUST 31? I have a transferrable
worldwide round trip airline voucher.
Call 932-1954, leave a message.
Music
SPRING MUSIC SALE
$1 off selected CD's, posters and
new cassettes. $2.50 off T-shirts.
Used LP's, $3. Back Door Records,
136 East Rosemary, NCNB Plaza,
near Molly's. Mon-Sat ll-6pm. 933
0019. BUY-TRADE-SELL.
For Rent
SUBLET MY 2BR apt. at Old Well
May through August. On J busline.
Rent is $375 per month. Call 967
6780; keep trying.
SUMMER SUBLET available May until
classes resume. House on 308
McCauley Street. Three bedrooms
each with own bath. Call Dave at
968-4299.
SUMMER SCHOOL? We're going
away for the summer. You can rent
our fully furnished 2BR Kingswood
apartment. Low rent, MAY FREE. All
the extras. Call 933-9318.
Special Events
POOL TOURNAMENT
Sunday, April 7, 2pm
at The Parlor
Tii $4: Go try the Pit for
more details
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-LIVE BROADCAST-
of
His Holiness, The Dalai Lama XIV
addressing the Hemisphere on
World Peace throuqh Compassion
and Non-Violence
Thursday, April 4, 1991
8:00pm
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Student Union,
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available from all cast
i members and the Union i
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I For more info, call
9S8-3711 or 932-1564
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