The Michigan Daily - Friday, December 6, 1996 - 7 LOCAL/STATE HOLIDAY JOBS TODDLER CARE NEEDED in January. Working for the environment Part-time weekdays. Our home or yours. Call with groups like SIERRA CLUB Brian @ 761-5554. Call Jaimie at 662-6597. HOSTESS Part time, flexible hours, days & tickets & travel nights. Apply in person Grizzly Peak Brew- Bing Company, 120 W. Washington. WHHOUSE DIRECTOR needed immed. for University of Michigan sorority of 50 members. Call 419/874-7201, or 668-0047. HUNDREDS OF STUDENTS are earning free spring break trips & money! Sell 8 trips & go freel Bahamas cruise $279, Cancun & Jamaica $399, Panama City/Daytona $1191 www.springbreaktravel.com 1800/678-6386. LAWYER'S CLUB dining services now hiring for winter term. $6.50/hr. Meal benefits, catering opportunities. Apply in per- son at 551 S. State or call now at 764-1115. EOE. ,frIEDIA TECHNICIAN p to 20 hours per week. Maintain A/V equipment, duplicate tapes, assist w/ field taping and maintain inventory. $7-10 per hour depending upon qualifications. Contact Ron Miller, School of Education, at 647- 2412. MICHIGAN LEAGUE FRONT DESK and hotel needs motivated help for day, evening and midnight shifts. Must be flexible and wil- ling to work weekends. Apply at the Michigan League. 647-5343 or 764-3177. NANNY NEEDED for 3 yr. old & future baby. 2 - 4 days a wk. in Fenton area home. g ing, qualified, non-smoker. 313/677- NATIONAL PARKS HIRING - Positions are now available at National Parks, Forests & Wildlife Preserves. Excellent benefits + bonuses. Call: 1-206-971-3620 ext. N55982. NEED PEOPLE with experience with object oriented programming for an exciting long project as a Java programmer at Sun Microsystems. Contact Michele by email ir003067@mindspring.com or fax 810/666- 9121. NOTETAKERS NEEDED-$10/hr. Earn $300-$500 a semester. Variety of classes. For ,,,ore info, come to Blue Notes, on the 2nd Woor of the Rendez-Vous Cafe, 1110 S. University, or call 668-7172. OUR FIRM is looking for individuals who want to gain hands on management exp. next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per summer. Positions available throughout Michigan including: Rochester, Utica, Troy, Farmington, Bloomfield, Novi, Livonia, Flint, Grand Rapids, Muskegon and many more. 1-800/887-1960. PART-TIME hse. cleaning in A2 $7/hr. to start. Flex. hrs. Valerie 487-4157. PIZZA HOUSE HIRING all positions. Full/ hart-time. Answer phones, pizza-makers, delivery drivers. Flexible scheduling. Apply at 624 Church or call 995-5095. SECRETARIAL PART TIME bookkeeping, organizational, cleaning, spe- c projects. 4-9 M-F/wknds. $6-$9/hr. 996- SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for an infer- tility clinic. Male students or grads. 20-40 yrs. old are sought. Donors are paid $60 per acceptable donation. Write APRL, P.O. Box 2674, Ann Arbor, MI 48106. SEMESTER BREAK WORK Starting pay rate: $10.25 * Flexible full & part time openings * Excellent resume experience for any major * A.A.S.P. scholarships and internships * No prior experience needed * Work with other students * Can work in local area For interview information Contact the location nearest you, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Macomb 792-2400 Rochester 879-8991 Livonia 474-9090 Ann Arbor 971-6122 Downriver 374-1137 Midland 835-8981 Kalamazoo 323-7800 Gr.Rapids 245-3882. SERVICE REP NEEDED. Are you self motivated & possess exc. communication skills? Do you have an enthusiastic per- sonality/attitude? Exc. compensation package. Full & P/T avail. Mike 662-5485. THE PERFECT summer-time business opportunity. 6 week return on investment. Bob at 810/984-4663. UNIX (HP) SYSTEM administrator needed rt time. Call 449-5022 or fax resume to 49-5567. WE ARE IN NEED of notetakers for winter term. High GPA, organized, typed notes req. For more info call 800/800-925 -ask for Michelle Rye. Leave your name, phone #, & your major. WORK FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT, Volunteer, or participate with a work study grant at U of M's Pound House Children's Center during Winter Term. Join hundreds of past students in a quality experience in working with young children. Located at S. orest Ave. & Willard. Please call 998-8440 r more information or to arrange an interview. WORK STUDY NEEDED. Lab dishwasher. 10 hrs./wk. call Lisa or Erin @ 936-2164. !SPRING BREAK'97, The reliable spring break company Hottest destinations! Coolest vacations! Guaranteed lowest prices! From $99 Organize small group! Travel free! Sunsplash Tours! 1-800/426-7710. SPRING BREAK '97 headquarters! Fun & sun in Florida tropics. Biggest pool deck and best parties. Deluxe room from only $75 (4-5 students per room). For information call Desert Inn Resort, Daytona Beach, Florida. 800/826-1711. SPRING BREAKS'S HOTTEST! www.studentadvtrav.com 800/328-7513 Free food, drink, & party special! SPRING BREAK '97 Panama City!! 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Just $33. Celestial Registry. 1800/446-3985 X1010. " ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DAMIAN PETRESc/ODaily Peep show Jeremy Kaplan, a master's of fine arts candidate, sets up his peep show art instillation in the Maple Village shopping center. Kaplan worked with Stephanie Hanor on the art Instillation based on the Easter candy Peeps. ommittee votes to open records of sex offenders Bill eliminates fine for divulging information LANSING (AP) - Patrick and Kathy Urbin believe the abduction, rape and slayings of their two teen-age daughters five years ago by a convicted sex offend- er could have been prevented. Under a bill approved yesterday in a House committee, the Urbins could have found out about Williams' past crimes and where he lived. Without the measure, that information is confiden- tial -- and anyone who divulges it would be guilty of a $500 misde- meanor. "If we'd known he was in the neigh- borhood we could have told our daugh- ters what to look for," Urbin, a 49-year- old automaker from Fenton, said softly. "I believe women deserve better pro- tection from sexual crimes than they are now getting." Fourteen-year-old Michelle and 16- year-old Melissa were kidnapped near their home in September 1991 by Leslie Allen Williams, who lived about 10 miles away. Their bodies were found several months later in a Genesee County cemetery. Williams, who committed the crime while free on parole after serving seven years of a 25-year sentence for sexual assault, also raped and killed two other girls that fall and winter and abducted another girl and one woman. He now is serving five life sentences for the four murders. Susan Pennington said the bill will cause senous damage to sex offenders who are getting treatment and trying to reconcile with their families. She also fears the effects on the spouses and children of those whose names and whereabouts are made public. "If you pass this bill, it will be the children who are revictimized," the Lansing woman told members of the House Judiciary and Civil Rights Committee. "There are families out there that have worked long and hard to remain a family. But what happens when neigh- bors and classmates find out that they've been abused and daddy's living at home?" The bill's spon- sor said the need to protect the -l public overshad-I e ows the argu- ments against the women measure. "Victims and p potentialtvictims need to be fr m e empowered," said Sen. Michael Bouchard (R- are now , Birmingham). "The victims have to deal with this crime for the rest of their life. I don't think it's too punishing to have the perpetrator register with the police and have their whereabouts known" Bouchard's bill would open the Sex Offenders Registry to public view. The list, which now has 20,384 people on it in Michigan, has been compiled and kept by the state police since 1995. Offenders' name, aliases, physical description, Social Security number, birth date and address would have to be made accessible to the public at local law enforcement agencies as of April 1, 1997. The measure passed the committee F F 12-1. Rep. Ted Wallace (D-Detroit), voted against it, while Rep. Mary Schroer (D-Ann Arbor), declined to vote. Schroer said that, as a mother, she would want the information. But she also is concerned about public reprisals against ex-offenders, and about the. ability for the information to be pub- lished in newspapers and elsewhere. "I think we're doing something not hVO quite right, but ' I understand eserve the allure of., rtctonhe voting for it" she said. wal I would be more comfort- - Pan they able with it if it were on a need- betting .f to-know (basis) and if they - Patrick Urbin were more :enton resident major offens- es." W e n d y Wagenheim, legislative affairs director for the ACLU in Michigan, says sexual. offenders who get treatment are much less likely to repeat their offenses than many people believe. She fears the measure will lead tom more "vigilante" justice against paroled offenders from community members. "Notification may force ex-offenders to move around as they are driven away from community to community," Wagenheim said. "As a result, many ex- offenders fail to seek and complete treatment programs that have proven effective in reducing recidivism." w-- Book by Dec 21st and receive: Free Meal Plan & $20 off I {Jamalca & Cancun) Detroit Flightsi No Gimmicksl AAAH! Spring Break '97. Jamaica/Cancun/ Bahamas, Florida & Cruises. Best Price Guarantee! Sell Trips, Earn Cash & Go Free! Endless Summer 313/997-9576. BASKETBALL TIX FOR SALE face value for remaining games. Section 6 (lower bowl). Call 764-4622. DISNEY/BAHAMAS CRUISE: 7 days/6 nights, $396 per couple. For more informa- tion call 407/851-6008 ext. 10. SPRING BREAK reps. wanted Acapulco from $529, Cancun from $429.90, other des- tinations avail. Call Dan at Regency Travel 665-6122. 209 S. State Street. roommates 1-2 FEMALES WANTED - to share 2 bdrm. apt. Walk to campus. Call 997-0835. FEMALE ROOMMATE, Large bdrm. apt., appliances, South Division. Great Place! $360/mo. Heat/water incl. Call 810/551-1039 btw. 9 and 4. YOU DON'T KNOW what "hot" is 'til you have tried Dave's Insanity Sauce. Tios Mexican Restaurant - We Deliver! 333 E. Huron, 761-6650. ersona HANDSOME, 6', DWM, professional. Great body, 31, ISO very attractive, fit, N/S college girl. Send letter w/photo to: P.O. Box 130092 Ann Arbor MI 48113. -4 1 fbm Illui 1111111111 M E M M " WOMACK Continued from Page 1 planned to step down. It is common for a president to choose his senior administrators, including the chief financial officer. School of Education dean Cecil Miskel, who will be Womack's boss when he returns to the faculty, said the CFO is noted for his vision and agenda-setting. "Farris is a person who has a good sense of what needs to be accomplished. He sets goals and is forthright in trying to accom- plish those goals," Miskel said, adding that Womack will teach a doctoral-level class on administration in higher education. "His background and experiences are closely related to what he'll teach," Miskel said. Vice President for Student Affairs Maureen Hartford knows Womack as both a student and a colleague - he was her thesis adviser when she earned her doctorate. "In some ways, Farris has been teaching me for a long time," Hartford said. "I'm personally sad to see him step- ping down. He has brought a wonderful combination of an academic who is also an incredibly astute businessper- son." This combination of academic and business experience led Womack to see the financial aspects of the University from a larger academic perspective. I "He really does know public higher education," Hartford said, "especially how you fund it." - Daily Staff Reporter Jeff Eldridge contributed to this report. ENGINEERS Continued from Page 1 Some projects are being used by their sponsors in future products. "They wanted something they could use for future mod- els," said Kellie Durling, whose group created a car door hardware fixture design for GM. The professors of Mechanical Engineering 450 said that although the class may at some points seem tedious, it is rewarding. "This is the most time consuming class they can take, but it is also the most enjoyable," said mechanical engineering Prof. Yoram Koren. Students in the program agreed they benefited greatly from the experience. "You run into a lot of problems at first, but during the term you have a lot of support from faculty and sponsors" said Tong Kim, whose group's project was a camera alignment target for a sensory assembly station. "The learning curve in this class is unbelievable. The professors help you and you.. are on your way." Other projects displayed include a seat-back recliner for car seats, a two-legged metal mechanism that walks down a slope with only the potential energy of gravity and a simula- tion of flexible manufacturing systems. The student presenters in the class voted on which of their peers' projects was the best. The top three winners will receive awards of $300, $200 and $100. IVE-IN NANNY Room &board +use of vehicle. Care for 9-yr.-old boy, cooking, cleaning, ldry., & grocery shopping. Contact Marc Rubin 668-8200. QUESTIONS ABOUT ADOPTION? check out our website at www.adoptassoc.com l assifie It pays to Discover! Use your Discover Card And Save Up To $25!"To Apply For A Card. 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