The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, February 20, 1996 - 7

Student
fights to
save Union,
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By Maggie Weyhing
Daily Staff Reporter

971-3510 ext. A5592. Marke-.
ALASKA STUDENT JOBS! Earn up to GET INVOLVED! $3000+/mo. while in
$12,000 working in Alaska's Fishing school. Ideal for students. Gali 764-1645. L
Industry. Thousands of Jobs Avail. Male/ GROOMING SHOP hiring: Part time help. AFTER-SCHOOL baeeded Th
9 $197NMO. BDRM. in apt. On Church + Hill Female. No Experience Necessary! Room/ Experience necessary. Call 663-3360. & Fri. 2.30-6.30 pabysittme Sat , ur.
Avail. May-Aug. Kristen=747-6693. Board/Travel often provided! Call 919/933- GYMNASTICS instructors wanted. Must be Close to campus. 0Must ave car, somedriv-
1 BDRM. EFF, covered prkg., free elec. + 0188 ext. A2010. enthusiastic, energetic, have teaching ex- ing nec. Good pay. More hrs. avail. in the
util., 905 Church, 213-3064. ARE YOU A MARKETING pro? Part-time. perience & transportation. Mon. thu Fri. summer. 761-5453.
1 BDRM. IN 6 bdrm. hse. Avail. Now-Au . Brokerage firm in Livonia looking for 4:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. & Sat. 9 a.m. - noon. 971- MATURE CARE-TAKER for teen son, 7-8
Funm Idrv adacent kitchen bath Near dependable, self-motivated indiv. w/ good 1667. Li.d 6..h to l.,pat8 30.- 4"A

VH., WA., 4UaX1 ~ b1R, vu. 118.
Best offer. 668-0928.
1 BDRM. SUBLET until Sept. 1. N. side of
A2. Great for lg. dog. First flr., overlooks
pond. $655/mo. 741-7506.
2 BDRM. APT. avail. near IM. Ldry., A/C,
prkg.$$ neg. 996-2948. May-AugM
2 BDRM. APT. N. Campus avail. May-Aug.
*KA A/Prkg. Ldry. Balc. Neg. 332-0117.
2 BDRM. in U-Towers, A/C, pool, game
room, weights, lots of closet space, close to
bars & food. $600best. May-Aug. 332-6129.
One bdrm. rate also avail.
7 BEDROOM house. May-Aug. Mary St.
Group or indiv. $300/mo. neg. 332-1979.
AFFORDABLE ROOM in apt. for May-
Sept. w/ prkg., A/C, 2 balcs. Skylight & great
location. Call Vic, 332-0658.
AVAIL. NOW 1 BDRM. in 3 bdrm. house.
Looking for mature quiet male to live in
luxury student owned home. 332-1076. Jason
Brian. State St.
BEAUTIFUL 4 BDRM. house available
May-August. New kitchen, free laundry and
parkng. 2 min. from Union. 332-6182.
BEST SUBLET AROUND! Near school of
nursing. Studio-all windows & wood
paneling. $565/mo. Avail. May 4.668-1766.
LG. 2 BDRM. APT. Avail. May 7. Balc., A/
C, prkg., ldry., util. 761-9277.
LG. ROOM on Hill & Oakland. Furn.,
kitch., Indry. Males only $250. 995-3276.
N-SMKGJNO PETS 1 bdrm. is avail. from
MAY - Aug. Near Olga's & quiet. Price neg.
tpll Robert 994-3157.
NICE 1 BDRM. in 2 bdrm. at Close to
cmps. Idry., pool, prkg., A/C, dwshr. $267/
-mo. in. heat & water. 819-6130.

communication skills. Flex. hrs., bonus
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The positions pay $8/hr. after successful
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If you like to meet new people in aprof.
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send your resume w/ cover letter to:
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P.O. Box 5823
Troy, MI 48007-5823
ATT: D. Schiele
Equal Opportunity Employer
Pre-employment drug testing is required and
a smoke free work environment is
maintained.
ATTENTION SPRING BREAK openings.
Apply now. Full training provided. May con-
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6122.
ATTENTION STUDENTS! American
Photo Marketing is seeking photographers
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events. Contact Steve at 313/677-3832, Mon-
day-Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CAMP COUNSELORS - OUTSTANDING
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11581. 800/4214321.
CLEANING POSITION
Looking for responsible indiv. to clean
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A$ CRUISE SHIPS HIRING!! Students
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The University of Michigan
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DIRECT CARE WORKERS full & part-
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Travel opportunities also exist in university
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CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT

HUNGRY HOWIE'S Pizza now hiring
drivers. Drivers earn up to $9/hr.Call after
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JCC'S CAMP RAANANA is now hiring
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Counselor pay starts at $1650. Call Craig
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JIMMY JOHN'S sub shop is now himg
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JURORS NEEDED for Child Advocacy
Law Clinic child abuse mock trials: Feb. 26
1 la.m.-4p.m. & Feb 27 & 29, 12 noon-p.m.
Please call 763-5000.
MACKINAC ISLAND Resort Hotel seeking
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N.F.L. UNEMPLOYED? Not for long. Call
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NOW HIRING- part-time cooks for winter
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night camps seeks staff. Swim, crafts radio,
golf, nature, sailing, tennis, sports, archery &
general. Call 610/941-0128 for application or
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20 & 21. Mark Glaser, 16 Gum Tree Lane,
Lafayette Hill, PA 19444.
POSTAL & Government jobs $21/hr. +
benefits. No experience. Will train. Call 313/
913-5082.
PREMIERE BROTHER-SISTER CAMPS
IN MASSACHUSETTS
Counselor positions for talented and ener-
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Team Sports, especially Baseball, Roller
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Archery, Riflery, Pioneering/Overnight
Camping, Ropes and Rock Climbing,
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preferably PC, own transportation. Respon-
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leave message, fax 662-9189.
QTP is hiring motivated students who wish
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Positions are open throughout Michigan, par-
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SECURITY GUARDS NEEDED for U of
M campus. Part & full-time available w/
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For this blood type, $120 is pid per accep-
table donation. Write APRL, P.O. Box 26 4,
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SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for an infer-
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SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
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PLACING ALL MAJORS
CALL 769-6446.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for study on
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full-time UM student age 18-25. African-
American students especially needed. For
more info., call 936-0640 and leave message.
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Paul Antony, a first-year. Medical
student, won't compromise when it
comes to preserving the beauty of the
Michigan Union-especially the fourth
floor stairwell.
Because of fire codes and an effortfto
make the student offices more inviting
for use, a historical stairwell from the
third floor to the fourth floor is sched-
uled to soon be destroyed.
Last December, Antony, who often
used the stairwell as a study spot, no-
ticed the architectural plans for the stair-
well and the area around the third and
fourth floor landings.
"I got a sick feeling in my stoinachlto
think that such a beautiful and historic
place that has been here for 90 years is
going to be gone," Antony said.
The plans for the fourth floor, be-
cause of the fire code, include enclos-
ing the stairwell and installing large fire
doors. Three stairwells in the Union
have already undergone the same con-
struction as a result of the fire code,
Audrey Schwimmer, a member of
the Michigan Union Board of Repre-
sentatives, saidthat she has spoken with
Antony to see ifanything can be done to
alter the construction plans.
"I am 100 percent for preserving
the beauty of the Union, and Paul and
I agree on that," Schwimmer said.
"However, I am also concerned with
making the building safe for students,
and in instances such as keeping with
the fire code - we need to give a
little."
Schwimmer said she is in the process
of meeting with the architects to see if
there are any alternatives to,the present
construction plan.
However, she said construction wll
begin this week.
Antony said enclosing the stairwell
will greatly change the atmosphere of
the fourth floor.
"Enclosing the stairwell will reduce
the amount of light that hits the area and
will take away a lot of its beauty and
character. They will be ruining the ef-
fect that was wanted when it was built
back in 1906," Antony said.
Student groups housed on the fourth
floor voted in favor of the renovations
last year to make the fourth floor
more inviting and to attract more stu-
dents.
The student offices have been tem-
porarily moved to the Perry Building
for the duration of the remodeling:
LSA senior Louis Stefanic, MSA
administrative coordinator, said that
although he feels the fourth floor rerfo-
vations are needed, the stairwell
should be preserved.
GRAMLICH
Continued from Page 1
The third proposal, which Gramlich
supports, is a combination of the two
plans. Some benefits would be scaled
back to make up for loss of funds, but
there would not be an across-the-board
tax to ease the transition. Individual
Retirement Accounts wouldbemanda-
tory for all participants.
Gramlich said the accumulated funds
in IRAs would be available for invest-
ment in eitherstocks orbondsand would
lead to greater profits for system par-
ticipants.
"It matters more the younger you
are," Gramlich said. "If you're 50, you
don't accumulate a lot. If you're 20,
you do."
Marty Eichstadt, the University's di-
rector of benefits, said the proposals to
increase investment choices would
make for sound national policy.
"The key for adequate financial plan-
ning is diversity," she said.
University employees are offered the

chance to participate in an established
retirement plan. "It's a very rich plan,"
Eichstadt said. "The University putsin
10 percent of the salary if the employee
puts in 5 percent."
Gramlich said the possibility of us-
ing IRAs and PSAs could increase par-
ticipation and faith from younger pro-
fessionals, like fourth-year Inteflex su-
dent John Mitchell.
Mitchell said hehas little confidence
that the system will be in place to sup-
port him when he retires.
"I'd like to see (Social Security) be
there for my parents. If we don't make
some kind of changes, (the system) will
collapse," he said.
Mitchell said putting Social Secu-
rity funds into the stockmarket sounded


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FEM. UNDERGRAD needs fem. rmmte. for
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