The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, March 28, 1990 - Page 7 Ref orm-inded: M'v. :,,,P,,'.ennState gi. P roposition 0. Would limit basketball seasons to 25 games and pre-season football practice to two weeks over a 21 day period. Penn State: FOR Michigan: AGAINST PpotiLon 53 Mandatory year-round drug testing for all Division Ischools. Penn State: FOR Michigan: FOR Proposition 48 T Would force first-year athletes to lose one full year eligibility by sitting out for not fulfilling 2.0 high school grade point average in core curricula and not receiving either a 15 on the ACT or a 700 on the SAT. Penn State: FOR Michigan: FOR Proposl4 Would cut off athletic scholarships for athletes not nieeting Proposition 48 requirements. Penn State: FOR Michigan: AGAINST Can offer non-athletic aid to students not fulfilling Proposi- tion 48 requirements without it taking away from athletic scholarships. Penn State: FOR Michigan: AGAINST YO~man Obtyli? " F re s Iii i"eI ii Automatically require first-year athletes to sit out their initial season to focus on academics and other acclimation aspects. Penn State: FOR Michigan: FOR PENN STATE Continued from page 1 Cooperation [CIC]. The CIC, which was founded in 1958, is comprised of the current Big Ten members plus the University of Chicago, one of the original Big Ten schools. The organization mainly serves the undergraduate students of the Big Ten and undergraduate education as a whole, according to CIC Executive Director Roger Clark. "We emphasize minority educa- tion, library cooperation and under- graduate education generally," Clark said. "In running a number of pro- grams, we coordinate a major region- al computer network, study-abroad programs and student-aid programs. We take as our province everything excluding intercollegiate athletics. "The presidents didn't mention the CIC in public," Clark said. "They mentioned academic standards but didn't talk about us. If Penn State joins the Big Ten, the chances are pretty good they would join the CIC, but we don't know. We haven't talked with them." While the CIC may not have been mentioned in public, it was definitely on the mind of conference officials, Northwestern University Relations Director Ken Wildes said. "There is a lot more to the Big Ten than football, basketball and athletics," Wildes said. "Penn State would be a great addition to the CIC, which would help this conference academically through research." CLASSIFIED AIDS HELP WANTED CAR BILLER Full-time position for poised individual who works well with others in pressure situation with ever-changing dead- lines. The position requires accurate typing skills of 45-50 wpm; and ability to use a 10 key calculator accurately and an ability to work independtly. Hours are 9am-6pm Mon- Fri, full benefits included. Apply in person Mon-Fri at the cashier's office between 2 pm and 6pm. 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ORGANIZER WANTED- the Graduate Em- ployees Organization (GEO) seeks to hire an organizer to organize & lead shop departmental) meetings, attend Steering , ommittee & Membership mtgs., educate Membership on GEO contract & history, & recruit stewards & leaders. Position requires communication & organizational skills & Vood working knowledge of U-M & rob- ms faced by graduate students. Grad stu- ent preferred. Pay will be .40 fraction & andidacy tuition for Spr. or Summer '90 to ainter '91. Call GEO at 995-0221. pVERSEAS JOBS. $900-2000/mo. Summer, yr. round. All countries,'all fields. Free info. O Write IJC, PO Box 51-M101, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well es- tablished infertility clinic. If you are a male between 21-40 years of age and a graduate student or a professional, '10" or taller we need you. Donors are aid $50 dollars per ac- bepable specimen. or further information, please call 434-4766. 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THE MICHIGAN THEATRE House Manager: Responsible for evening op- erationsandstaff supervision. Management experience preferred, 30 hrs/wk. Work study accepted. Send resume or apply in person 603 E. Liberty Ann Arbor, 48104. 668-8397. eoe THE PRINCETON REVIEW --the nation's #1 test prep service - seeks SAT instructors for spm gummer. Bright, enthusiastic col- lege students or recent grads with high stan- dardized test scores. $12.00/hr starting. 10hrs/wk. LSAT, GMAT, GRE also. Ca Roger at (313) 663-2163 between 2-pm, Mon-Thurs. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN'S Survey Research Center is hiring temporary, part- time telephone interviewers. We will train in telephone interviewing techniques and in the use of computer terminals. No experience necessary. Applicants must be avai able to work at least 3 shifts/week including evenings and weekends. Starts at $5.50/hr. Applicants must be available 3 nights of training, Apr. 9- Apr 11. Applications may be picked up in Rm 1066, Institute for Social Research 426 Thompson St. March 28- April 4, from am -p aily. A non-discrnmma- tory, Affirmative Action Employer. UNIVERSITY LIBRARY- Reference dept. M-LINK Editorial Asst.: this position will as- sist in the compilation, wnting, and editing of publicity and marketing materials for the M LINK ect. The asst. may also compile and prepare bibliographies and resource lists., and carry out research assignments. Qualifi- cations/required: Coursework in Information and Library Studies. Ability to express thoughts and facts well in writing. $4.95/hour. 10-12 hours/wk. Apply at Li- brary Personnel Office 404 Hatcher Graduate Library. WANT A FUN, EXCITING CAREER? Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Ann Arbor, MI is looking for enthusiastic persons to train for the position of specialist teacher. Full- time positions available M-F 1-10pm. To set up apointment for application, Call M-F 1- 5 994-4600. WORK IN JAPAN. 2626 E. 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One, two, three bedroom units available at 350 Thomp- son 1320 S. University 824 and 820 Mckinley, Geddes Hill an Carriage House. Call Judy or Heather at Oppenheimer Prop- erty Mgt. 995-5575. SUBLET LG. 1 BDRM. APT.-room for 2 or 3. Exc. loc., AC! 2 pking spsl Indry, more. May/Aug. $450/neg. 520 Packard 994-3218. LIVE W/YOUR FRIENDS in E. U. coed house. 3 bedrooms available May-Aug. Fur- nished, laundry, parking. Call 769-5013. MAY-AUG SUBLET LARGE, modem, newly furnished air-cond. Apt. Convenient to Central Campus. Marc 996-9685., MAY-AUG SUBLET-Fum. Bilevel nBed- room apt. w/roomn for 1-3 People. Parking space, A/C. Rent negotiable. 769-6657. MAY-AUG. I BDRM.a/c, furnished 2 bath, 1/2 blk. from B-school, parking, $100/mo., males only, 995-4054. MAY-AUG. large single rm. in 3 bdrm. house on cam pus State & Ann, rent neg. + elec; MUST S E! Veronica at 747-7935. MAY-AUG. Sublet 1 bdrm. apt. Fum. S. Univ. & Wash. Phone cable p.kg 4 min. to campus. Cheap for 2. GALL -96 2439. MAY-AUG: Roommate to share 2 bdrm. apt. Spacious, porch, garage. $150/neg. 769-9925 evenings. N. CAMPUS 2 BDRM. May-July: Gas/1120 incl., dishwasher, ldr9, A/C 1, tennis courts. NEGOTIABL 994-847. PRIVATE ROOMS in large house close to campus-hhardwood floors, washer/dryer, dishwasher & parking- $250/NEG. May- Aug. M/F welcome. Call Dave at 764-4810. S. FOREST & HILL. I bdrm. w/ baic. in 2 bdrm. fum. apt. for 1-2 non-smking. fem. $240/2,$220/1. May 7-Aug.20. A/c, Idry, Call Liz/Jeanne aft. 3pm 769-7552. SP/SU SUBLET- roomate needed for newly renov. a pt. cheap! Furn., Lndry near CCRB & Stricklands. Call Max 994-653.3 SP/SUM SUBLET half block from Ricks. 2 Bdrm, 3 car pkg. 1212 Willard 994-4068. SP/SUM SUBLET-Lrg 1 Bdrm Apt in Tower Plaza on E. William, Furn ,Farking, all amenities, security bldg, Perfect for I or 2. 665-7133. SPR/SUM SUBLET 1 bdrm. apt. fum. 1 blk. from SAB. Cable. $240/neg. 747-6370. SPR/SUMMER SUBLET 3 bdrm. house 1106 White, plenty of room, low rent, great location! Call 930-0379. SPR/SUMMER MODERN 2 bdrm. apt. close to central campus, pkg. laundry, new kitchen, A/C. Rent reasonable.930-05067. SPRING/SUMMER sublet. 6 bdrm house, great loc. Sundeck & park. Call 764-6949. SPRING/SUMMER SUBLET One fm. needed to share bi-ivl. apt. Gr. loc., ., aldry. Rent neg. Contact Karen at SPRING/SUMMER- Own rm. in 4 bdrm. house on E. Univ. near Bus. & Law School. $160 + util., ldry., for fem. 665-1847. But the CIC does not sponsor many joint research programs. "We don't promote sharing just to share in research. We have an astronomical data reduction center which helps sort projects out," Clark said. "As far as the actual research, though, it isn't really shared." Aside from the public reasons for "inviting" Penn State into the Big Ten, there were undisclosed explana- tions for the deal as well. North- western's financial problems led to rumors the school would leave the Big Ten, Duderstadt said. "There was increasing concern Northwestern would have great diffi- culty staying in the Big Ten, and there was a very significant chance we could lose Northwestern over the next decade," Duderstadt said. "The interest in Penn State was partly a defensive interest. "Penn State would be the logical replacement for Northwestern, and (the feeling was) let's get them now." Others dispute Duderstadt's asser- tion. "Northwestern is not dropping out of the conference," Purdue Presi- dent Steven Beering said. "We dis- cussed that with Northwestern, and they're staying." At Northwestern, Associate Ath- letic Director for Intercollegiate Affairs Betsy Mosher responded hos- tilely to Duderstadt's claim. "We aren't going anywhere," she said. "We want to be more of a con- tributor, but we still contribute now. SUBLET STOP LOOKING NOW!! This sublet's for you! 1 bedroom avail. in 2 bedroom apt. bi- level, air, pkg., dishwasher, etc. Has every- thin . Let s make a deal - Call 761-5556 SUBLET 1 BDRM. in 2 bdrm. apt. N. Cam- pus. May thru Sept. w/ Fall option. Fur- nished stereo dishwasher, grand piano. Rent neg. &5-8G4ยง. SUBLET 2 BDRM. APT. May I-Au Op- tion for fall rent neg. }lill & Main. 662-4579, Deb or Julie. SUBLET 904 PACKARD NOW! 3 bedroom house or individual rooms..Exc. location, ry4 pkng, prices negotiable. CALL NOW.-147-9362. SUBLET MAY-AUG effic. on C. Campus. Fur., pkg. $300/mo. inc. all util. Call Derek 994-162. SUBLET MAY-AUG. for female non- smoker. Rent negotiable! Good deal, loca- tion. Call soon: Jennifer 995-8961. SUBLET May-Aug. I bdrm. in 4 bdrn. apt. Pkg., fum., new kitchen. Great location. $244/mo/neg. CALL 996-5943. SUBLET MAY-AUG. 2 bdrm, fum. laundry, pkg. AC big living n. balcony. Best offer 761-328. SUBLET MAY-AUG. 2 Bdrm/4 person, fur. parking, A/C, near CCRB. $60/neg., Call Matt @ 994-6385. SUBLET SPRJ/SUM. on camus. 1 huge room w/ bath. Good for 2 peope $150 each. Call Clara 930-0375. SUBLET: 1 BLOCK from Cam pus. 1 room in house. All utils. mc. $147, 747-9731 SUBLETS! 1 & 2 bedrooms from $225-$395 a month. Call Issa Properties 662-4446.- SUMMER SUBLET: Grad students or ma- ture undergrads. Lovely 1st floor flat of house. 2 argeBR porch, patio, $500/mo. Phone 662-9429 beore I11pm. SUPER SUBLET! May-Au, 4 bdrms in large house, furnished, laundry, dishwash., parking, heat/water, just renovated, 4th & Packard, $230/NEG each per mo., Call 995- 8928. ULTRA-MODERN 1 bedroom Apt for May- S ept. Fully furnished beautiful, close to IM and cent. campus. 661-8750 past 6pm. AUTOMOTIVE '79 GRAND PRIX: 4 new tires & 3 full spares. Pwr wind./brake/steer. Good cond. Best offer. Call 662-3626, Lisa or Rob 1983 PLYMOUTH HORIZON. Looks great from 10 feet away. RELIABLE. Not exactly a hot rod, but it handles better than a bicycle. $900/neg. 930-0518. Ask for Dan or leave a message. MERC. LYNX GS '87, only 20,000 miles, great condition, one owner, am/fm automatic, more! $4995/best, 769-2763. TICKETS TKTS. FOR ARETHA FRANKLIN at Hill Aud. this Sat. niht March 31, 8m. Call 996-5973 & ask for achary. Best offer. We plan on being members of the Big Ten for a long time to come." Penn State VP Garban also said joining the Big Ten would make Penn State a member of an all-sports conference, a goal it has been seek- ing to achieve for many years. Cur- rently, the Nittany Lions participate in the Atlantic 10 Conference in every sport but football, which the conference does not sponsor; Penn State is an independent in football. "The fact that we did want to get ourselves into a conference where all of our teams could participate - an all-sports conference (was impor- tant)," Garban said. "We've had a number of opportunities to associate in a football conference, but our consensus opinion here is, without a question, we wanted an all-sports conference." One consideration apparently not discussed by the Big Ten or Penn State was finances. "Our feelings as we've gone into this from day one is this was not a revenue decision," Garban said. "Our fondest hope is that it would be revenue neutral for the Big Ten and for Penn State." The Big Ten presidents said while they were not looking for new revenues, they would examine the possibilities of losing money before they finalized the deal. In essence, all involved see Penn State's similarity to Big Ten schools athletically, academically and ideo- logically as the main reason for their possible incorporation. Michigan State President John DiBiagtio sum- BUSINESS SERVICES MICHIGAN MOVERS- SHIPPING EV- ERYWHERE!! Where do you live? We will gt your stuff there safely and efficiently. all now for convenient pick-up dates. 769- 8865. MICHIGAN MOVERS- SUMMER STOR- AGE!! Where will you store your stuff? We provide safe ard convenient storage in Ann Arbor! Includes deliver next fall. CALL NOW 769-8865. GOING PLACES $118 ANYWHERE IN THE USA ON NORTHWEST airlines! Bring your NWA voucher and AMEX card. Ca REGENCY TRAVEL, 665-6122, ask for Ann or David. $50 OFF any North West Airlines flights. Fly before Apr. 6. Call Dave 930-9788 DO THE WILD THING AT ELLIS LAKE RESORT. Special April rates include coy cabin lodgingboats canoes and OUT- DOOR HOT TUB. $18-58 nighty. 10min- utes from Traverse City. 616276-9502. EUROPE SPECIALS: Amsterdam fr. $449;Frankfurt fr. $449; Glasgow fr. $469. London fr. $379; Paris fr. $46T International Student/Faculty cards $10. Eurail Flexpass fr. $198. REGENCY TRAVEL 665-6122. Ask for Dan or Deb. FOR YOUR LOWEST OVERSEAS AIR- FARES ask for Student Travel Network, 800-365-1929. HEADING FOR EUROPE THIS SUM- MER? Jet there form DYT, ORD, or CLE for no more than $229, or from the East Coast for no more than $160 with AIRHITCH (r) (as reported in NY Times, Let's Go! & Con- sumer Reports.) For info: AIRHITCH (r) 212-864-0. 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