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part-time. Competitive wages and benefits in-
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GOLF STAFF Large golf course has open-
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Competitive wages. Free golf privileges Fox
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Island's Murray Hotel needs year round
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Arbor, MI 48107.
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HALF-TIME to full-time summer intem
needed in the Technology Management Of-
fice to help with the distribution and market-
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clerical work with some market research.
Macintosh/PC exp. req. Salary approx. $9/hr.
depending on exp. Part-time work during
academic yr. possible. Contact Jerry Jackson
936-3473 (erryj@umich.edu).
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SEMEN DONORS NEEDED for an infer-
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continent's cultures, as well as some out-
fits with modem day Western influences.
"A lot of what we saw is what people
wear to look presentable," Yankah said.
"It is what you would see on the streets
(in Africa) every day."
Each individual fashion displays dif-
ferent world influences and a mix of
African culture, Yankah said.
"Thousands of years of mixing .of
cultures in Africa makes it hard to dif-
ferentiate fashions into individual
country's culture" he said.
Yankah said the fashion attire was
obtained mostly from parents of per-
formers and ASA members.
"It was so nice of people to let us use
their clothes"Yankah said. "We all cher-
ish all of our momentos from home"
Another major part of the show was
African dancing. LSA first-year stu-
dent Reena Newton, ASA executive
board member and a model in the show,
said the Senegalese Dance Troope from
Ann Arbor was a strength of the show.
"Dancing is a way of representing
Africa' Newton said. "In a way, (all the
performers) are representatives of
Africa."
Nkosinathi Booi, an Ann Arbor resi-
dent originally from South Africa, said
the cultural dancing was his favorite
part of the program.
"I felt as if I was in Africa for these
few hours,' Booi said.
Other performers included story-
teller Stephen Uche, who told African
tales, and author Genevieve Yaa
Gyasiwah, who read a poem.
The crowd responded to many per-
formers with enthusiasm. Many of the
acts received standing ovations and
overwhelming cheers.
"Everyone showed a lot of spirit;"
said John Zuzo, a parent of a performer.
Members of ASA, a student group
formed last semester, said theyhope
the show will become an annual event.
"We want the African presenceto be
as visible as any other group on cam-
pus "Yankah said.
Yankah, who plans to graduate in
May, said he hopes the group will con-
tinue to have many African cultural
events.
"It's not a few clothes. It's not a fad,"
Yahkah said. "It's our heritage - it's
our culture."
CULT
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house "want to make sure the value
of the property, and of the rest of The
Ranch, is not hurt by what happened
there," Leggitt said. "These are very
substantial people who want to turn a
negative into a positive."
Leggitt, an agent with Dyson &
Dyson Real Estate Associates, one of
the area's top realty companies,
declined to name the pair but sai their
offer was near the $1.6 million price set
by owner Sam Koutchesfahani, who is
set to be sentenced in July on tax eva-
sion and fraud charges.
As officials here seek to wrap up
their investigation of the mass sui-
cide, Sheriff's Department investiga-
tors, aided by FBI computer experts,
are reviewing the cult's computer
files.
Those files -may shed additional
light on whether Applewhite's, fol-
lowers thought he was dying of can-
cer.
TOWN
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own well-groomed back yard.
Because if San Diego is a cul-de-sac
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In Rancho Santa Fe, news is normal-
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screaming headlines and worldwide
sound bites about mass deaths and
mental hospitals, crew-cutted cultists
and aliens from another world.
At the Ranch, uproars usually come
in the form of some misguided move to
paint all-too-revealing street numbers on
the curbs in front of houses or a drive to
allow joggers and walkers to venture
onto the Country Club grounds.
"We just want the whole world to go
away and leave us alone, just like
always'" said Blame Briggs, as he wait-
ed for Easter services at the Village
Community Presbyterian Church 'iear
the heart of the village.
Added another church-goer: "What
gives people some solace here is that
these people were just renters, not long-
time residents. We just feel sorry for
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A. M. SNOWPLOW & Lawn Care Service
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Crew Leader and Crew Member positions
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Applicants should be neat in appear -
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(1 Block West of State St.)
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CONGRESSIONAL
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Senate and House of
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average call 5 min., must be
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cost of call is $2.95/minute.
WAITSTAFF NEEDED FOR
GRADUATION WEEKEND!
$8-$10/hour!
University Catering/Pierpont Commons
Friday May 2nd and Saturday May 3rd, 1997
Call 764-2142 todayi
WANTED: UM Student for employment
Spring/Summer/Fall terms beginmng May
12. General office duties, errands, Macintosh
friendly, valid driver's license. Accepting ap-
plications through April 18. Please submit
resume to Karen Gibbons, Office of the
Provost, University of Michigan, 3074 Flem-
ing Administration Bldg., Ann Arbor, MI
48109-1340.
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2 BDRM. FURN. at 1700 Geddes Hill for 2-
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FEMALE TO SHARE Ig. apt. w/ 2 others.
No smoking $274 662-5084 313-498-3283.
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LOOKING FOR SUMMER
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counselors, teaching assistants, or instructors
who can teach Virtual Reality classes. Salary
$8-16 per hour depending on technical
ability. Interested? Have more questions?
Contact Craig Strickland via e-mail at
cstrick@engin.umich.edu

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NOW HIRING PAINTERS and crew chiefs
for full-time summer jobs, $7-$8/hour. Stu-
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NOW HIRING PAINTERS for summer
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$8-12/hr. Quality Associates Painting 313/
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OFFICE ASSISTANT to MD. Must be well
organized, self starting. Must have word
processing experience, bookkeeping or math
skills and car. $7.50/hour. 662-9191.
OFFICE ASSISTANT/Courier for law
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