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NON-SMOKING GRAD student or profes-
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ROOMMATE NEEDED! Sp/Sum. Large 2
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or call Dr. M. Silver 6161394-7630. Deadline
March 9.
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DYNAMIC BUSINESS intemships. High
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FEMALE DRUMMER wanted for es-
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GREAT TEACHING JOB Looking for
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for teaching pre-med students. For info call
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PART-TIME office and community service
help needed, work study student preferred.
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Write APRL, P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, MI
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SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for a well es-
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please write APRL, P.O. Box 2674, Ann
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To explore job opportunities avail. w/The
ColorWorks call 1-800-477-1001 & talk w/a
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WANTED: 10-15 fun, outgoing, & aggres-
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transportation. Call 994-4069.
WANTED: Gymnastics Instructors for girls,
boys, & preschool developmental classes.
Must be enthusiastic, have experience, &
have own transportation 971-1667.
YMCA STORER CAMPS Now hiring for
many summer positions. Interviews + info.
avail. at Job Fair Feb. 15, in the Union. For
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JOE WESTRATE/Day
Marc Ebbin of the Interior Department discusses the Clinton administration's role in ESA reauthorization.
By APRIL WOOD the "pitbull of environmental laws" planning were hailed as a method of
DAILY STAFF REPORTER because the fallout from the drastic solving policy and legal problems, as
A slate of issues related to the up- measures often taken as a species ap- well as providing a medium for local
coming congressional reauthorization proaches extinction can be equally dam- conservatories to interact with state
of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) aging. and federal agencies.
was discussed Saturday at the Law The Clinton administration has Ebbin said in his address that an
School in an Environmental Law Soci- noted that the ESA does not seek to approach that looks at the whole pic-
ety symposiumon this hotly contested save ecosystems,ratherindividualspe- ture would be much more efficient in
issue. cies only, Ebbin said. the long run than one that focuses
Marc Ebbin, special assistant to The protection of forest habitats in primarily on critical cases. That "helps
the Interior Secretary, spoke to an audi- the Pacific Northwest has also become avoid the collisions of crisis manage-
ence of approximately 80 people about a sensitive issue because of the concern ment," he said.
the Clinton administration's proposals for the animal species who live there. Ebbin said the fact remains that the
for the future of endangered species A heated argument has arisen in investigations of violations against
protection. recent years over the protection of the the ESA are costly and time-consum-
Ebbin outlined several plans that spotted owl in particular. This contro- ing, and that thousands of threatened
wouldshift the focusofspccies protec- versy is one of the key issues that has species still wait for protection from
tion from the current method of saving generated support for long-term plan- hunting and forestelearing as they draw
individual species as they reach the ning for species protection. closer to the endangered list.
brinkofextinctiontoanadvancedplan- Preceding Ebbin's speech was a Several speakers said the ideas
ning system that would prevent the debate between William Snape I, presented at the symposium on the
need for crisis action. counsel to Defenders of Wildlife, and future of the act and new methods of
The current act prohibits federal Washington environmental and natu- protection require long-term deci-
agencies and private parties from jeop- ral resources lawyer Steven Quarles. sion making and a turn toward more
ardizingthehabitatsofspeciesincrisis They argued the subject of how the gradual action that would monitor
except under extreme circumstances. ESA addresses economic issues. the progress of a species in recovery
This act also makes the U.S. Fish Thetwoparticipantsexpressedsup- and prevent many from total elimi-
and Wildlife Service and the National port for the protection of endangered nation.
Marine Fisheries Service responsible species in whatever manner possible. The symposium closed with the
for the development of arecovery plan "Protection of endangered species hope that actions like the ones dis-
to restore each species to a safe level, is one of the most worthwhile goals cussed could be set forth to save all
Ebbin also said the Department of we as a society have," Quarles said. species in danger now and in the fu-
the Interior describes the current act as The ideas presented on advance ture.

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Positions available:
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434-2220 or write to Camp
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Positions
Camp Wekeela is one of the
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We hate 110 staff ' 240
campers.. Wekeela is currently
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Swimming, Gymnastics,
Waterskling, Windsurfing,
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