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DAILY SOAPs
DAILY SOAPS: Was this new character
friend or foe? Bart and Duardo had to find
this out so what better way than to make a
peace offering to the jocuse fellow. "Smoke a
da hooka?" says Duardo, holding out the
pipe. "My name is Reg, and I come from a
land above the ground where plants grow
greenly and the air smells like... like you do.
Yes, iwill gladly accept your offering." So
with a new fearless companion our heros
venture forth toward the horrible evils that
await them in the Bell Tower. Will theyget
there in time to save helpless Molly? And
what of the beautiful Casandra? Will she fall
prey to the grotesque mannerisms of Prof.
fermenting? And how about that black con-
vertible LeBaron. . . who is the blinking,
Pepsi drinking man of justice within and does
he pose a threat to our saviors?
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ABANDON YOUR SEARCH and lets not be
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cleaning chores, bonded and insured. Call
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BETH'S COMPUTER TYPING
N. Campus 930-6679.
Do you need a SPANISH TUTOR?
Call Julie, 769-5450.
FOR ALL YOUR WORD PROCESSING
NEEDS, call Janet at 763-8913.
MR. STADIUM
COIN LAUNDRY &
DRY CLEANING SERVICE
Open 24 hours/day 361 days
668-7928 1958 S. Incus trial
SOPHOMORES JUNIORS, SENIORS
GRADUATE Students. Establish credit now!
Call Mohamed 764-1099.
THE WORDWRIGHT
**Word processing/typing/editing.
Papers/reports/dissertations/resumes.
Laser printing.**662-8977.
YPS WORD PROCESSING PROFES-
SIONAL Service on Campus. Open Evenings
& Weekends. Term Papers, Cover Letters,
Envelopes. 747-7470.
HELP WANTED
$$$EARN MONEY$$$
Michigan Telefund will pay college students
$6.00-8.00/hour plus bonuses to call UM
alumni. Call 998-7420 for more information.
*****STUDENT PAINTERS***** Earn at
least $2500-$3500 this summer! Painters and
foremen wanted. Experience helpful, not
necessary, M/F. Positions available in the
followin areas: Ann Arbor, Milford, Union
Lake, Walled Lake - 995-8741; Flint and
Kalamazoo - 1-800-543-3792 Birmin ham -
663-8449" Lansing - 764-768. FUN IN THE
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A THLETES
National Corp. needs
competitive and articulate
candidates for customer
sales & services.
10-40 hours per week.
$7-$12 starting.
Car needed.
677-2877
ANN ARBOR "Y'S" DAY CAMP Birkett
now accepting applications for camp coun-
selors and swim instructors. Camp runs from
June 18 to Aug.24. Apply a tthe Ann Arbor
"Y", 350 S. Fifth Ave. 663-0536. An equal
opportunity employer.
APPOINTMENTS ARE NOW BEING
TAKEN for summer staff interviews at
YMCA Storer campsin JacksonMI For
more information, call Tammie ati61-3918.
ASIAN AMERICANS needed for interviews
on video project. Call 996-0425.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
10 Part-time postions avail. for aggressive,
motivated people. If you have the courage -
Call our 24 hr. recorded message.351-4462
Business-minded students, do not miss this
opportunity!
CAMP COUNSELORS M/F Outstanding
slim-down camps: tennis, dance, slimnastics,
WSI, athletics, nutrition/dietetics. Age 20+,
7 weeks. Camp Camelot on Univ. Cam-
puses, Mass., Penn., Calif. Contact: Michele
Friedman 947 Hewlett North Woodmere,
NY 11581. 1-800-421-4321.
EARN $300 TO $500 PER week reading
books at home. Call 615-473-7440 ext. 587.
GARDENING Help wanted. Call with refer-
ences. 663-9338.
I NEED SUCCESSFUL, DEDICATED
STUDENTS to run their own franchise this
summer. Earn an average of $7500 and gain
invaluable business experience. Call 1-800-
543-3792.
LOOKING FOR A FRATERNITY, sorority
or student organization that would like to
make $500-$1,000 for a one week on-campus
marketing project. Must be organized and
hardworking. Call Joe or Myra at (800) 592-
2121.
NOW HIRING! Michigan Telefund offers
$6.00-8.00/hour plus bonuses,flexible
evening hours, and terrific experience. Call
998-7420 for more information.
Nuts and Bolts

HELP WANTED
NATIONAL MARKETING FIRM seeks
mature student to manage on-campus promo-
tions for top cornanies this school year.
Flexible hours with earnings potential to
$2,500 per semester. Must be organized,
hardworking and money motivated. Call Jea-
nine or Matt at (800) 592-2121.
OVERSEAS JOBS. $900-2000/mo. Summer,
r. round. All countries all fields. Free info.
Write UC, PO Box 51-M101, Corona Del
Mar, CA 92625.
ROOM IN EXCHANGE for childcare &
chores. $4/hr for over 12hr/wk. Large car-
peted rnn, private 1/2 bath, kitch, shower,
audyprivileges. Livonia. Need person who
delights in children. Childcare references,
owns car. 649-0321.
SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well es-
tablished infertility clinic: If you are a male
between 21-40 years of a e and a graduate
student or a professional, '10" or taller we
need you. Donors are paid $50 dollars per ac-
ceptable specimen. For further information,
please call 434-4766.
SERVICES FOR Students with Disabilities is
accepting applications for skilled sign lan-
Suage interpreters. Contact Joan E. Smith
STAFF NEEDED FOR resort hotel on
Mackinac Island. Includes front desk, night
audit, dining room, kitchen, housekeeping,
maintenance, grounds, bicycle shop mechan-
ics. Contact Iroquois Hotel/Schad, 2803
Central Park N.E., #201, Grand Rapids, MI
49505. (616) 364-1309.
STUDENT PAINTERS IS LOOKING FOR
students to manage their own business this
summer. Earn great money working in your
home town. We need people in most cities
including Grosse Pointe, Farmington, Grand
Rapids Holland Toledo, Livonia, Plymouth,
etc. Call 1-800343-3792.
SUMMER CAMP JOBS: Positions avail. for
program director, trip leader, and waterfront
staff. Join the staff of Wisconsin's outstand-
ing Jewish resident camp. Excellent salaries
and working conditions. Contact Camp In-
terlochen 6255 North Santa Monica, Mil-
waukee, WI 53217. (414) 964-4444.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT at Camp West-
minster on Higgins lake. Experienced. Police
clearance, high school diploma, state I.D. &
social security card required. Apply to: Camp
Secretary, Westminster Church of Detroit,
17567 Hubbell, Detroit, MI 48235.
SUMMER JOBS TO SAVE ENVIRON-
MENT
Earn $2500-$3500National Campaign posi-
tions to pass Clean Air Act, stop toxic pollu-
tion, tighten pesticide controls, & promote
comprehensive recycling. Available in 18
States & DC. Interviews on cam us 2/28 &
3/14. Call Kate toll-free at 1-800-'5-EARTH.
NOW HIRING
Part-time evenings, 2 blks. from
student union. Bonuses, flex.
Resume from a National Corp.
Call Mr. Rush Now.
996-8890
TOP-RATED NY STATE COED SLEEP-
AWAY CAMP paying top salaries seeking
counselors, lifeguards, & all specialties.
Contact Ron Klein Director Camp Kinder-
in g, 45 East 33rd St., NYC 10016. 212-889-
6800 ext. 272.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED. UM Sexual As-
sault Prevention and Awareness Center is
looking for volunteers to lead workshops on
acquaintance rape prevention or to staff a 24-
hour phone line. Applications available 2/19-
3/16 at our office - 3100 Michigan Union.
For more info. call 763-5865.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS-
CHEAP DATE lotsa fun. Bowling at Colo-
nial Lanes. 1956S. Industrial Hwy.
LEARN RUSSIAN ON
THE BLACK SEA!
The programmes are organized by
Dafna Ronn-Oxley of Virtus Lmtd.
in cooperation with Sigma, a privately
owned Russian cooperative in Sochla
Russia.
There will be 2 sessions:
June 8 - July 11 and July 6 - August 8.
Each session includes 80 hrs. of class
work taught by qualified teachers at
the university level plus 20 hrs. of class
discussion, and also excursions in the
area.
COST: 1st SESSION - $2500.
Price includes the course itself,
accomodations with local Russian
families, 3 meals per day, excursions
and all air and land transportation.
COST: 2nd SESSION - $2680.
Price includes all of the above plus
4 days in Moscow.
FOR PRINTED INFORMATION
CALL:
1-800-274-9121
(24 hours a day) and leave your name
and address. You are invited to an
OPEN HOUSE MEETING ON:
Friday, February 23,
between 3:00 and 7:00pm
in the Conference Room at the
Modern Language Building.

L.S.&A. G.S.T.A. TRAINING PROGRAM
come see us to:
discuss classroom problems
trouble-shoot
explore alternative teaching stragegies
For more information or to set up an appintment.
Cal 763-0624 or
Stop by the G.S. TA. Training offic, 1525E. Engin.
VISIT OUR NEW and expanded Art & En-
gineering Department. Michi an Book &
upply, corner of State and N. niversity.

COMPUFAIR '90
February 22-23
Michigan Union Ballroom
and
Pendleton Room
Proceeds to the
American Red Cross
Sponsored by the
Interfraternity Council

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CIETY new member induction and reception.
Tuesday, February 27,7:00 pm
Michigan Union Ballroom.

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MASS ME E TING
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7-9 P.M.
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BACKGROUNDS JOURNAL: Works by
people of color is now accepting poety, short
stones, essays, artwork and one-act ays for
their second issue. Deadline is March 1,
1990. Any questions? Call Curtis (995-
3072) or Darci (764-3973.)

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Pick up our listing at the Housing Office.
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Call between 9 & 5, 7 days a week.
FALL 1990
Three or Four Bedroom units,
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2 each - back on the market.
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posal, laundry & storage, heat, water, &.
p arking. $640/mo. 4 blks to Frieze Bldg-
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POST REALTY
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM
MODERN APTS.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
ON & OFF CAMPUS LOCATIONS
400 Maynard. Ann Arbor 761-8220:
1127 CHURCH modem 2 bdrm, fum. $840.
Incl. heat, water, new kitchen, Sep-Aug. Jeff
994-3538/Mrs. Weiss 1-626-1175.
2 BDRM APTS avail. May-May & Sept-Au
in mod. bldg 2 blks from law school. $76-,
$800 + elec. 912 Oakland 994-9079.
4 & 6 BEDROOM
CAMPUS HOUSESIAPTS.'
-- Call us at 665-0271 -
SODECO Management
2 BDRM. APT. Huge, lots of closets. In his
toric house near Frieze. New kitchen carpet
Great furniture, lots of windows. Way-May
lease $795- heat incl.- no pets- laundry- Very}
cute 769-1534.
2 BDRM/4 PERSON APT. Very large grea
location, great house. 9 mo. Iease, l050.
Call 761-6092, evenings are best.
3 BDRM. DUPLEX for up to 6 people, w/
fireplace, formal dining room, laundry facili-I
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3 BDRM. W/ STUDY across from CCRB.
Laundry facilities and parking. Also includes
heat & water. 663-4101.
Rooms, efficiencies, one, two, & three bed-
room a pts. 4, 6, & 8 bedroom houses, fur-
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9272 9-5, Mon.-Fri. or stop in @ 413 S. Di-
vision, Apt. #1. Richard Vail Co.
ANN ARBOR'S FINEST westside location.
On busline to campus. Ample parking. Luxu-
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