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roposal si
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Continued from Page IA
plan would result in reduced funding
for crucial programs.
"People talk about the burden on col-
lege students. I understand that prob-
,but I think it's a much bigger pic-
re," Kilpatrick said. "I'm not funda-
Smntally opposed to cutting college

uggests tax breaks on textbooks

costs, but I'm fundamentally opposed
to the attack on our school aid funding"
Michigan Book and Supply Manager
Steve Schindler said he supports the bill
but doesn't foresee any effect on his
store.
"We feel that anything that's going to
help the students out, we would sup-
port," Schindler said. But "I really don't
see it affecting our sales - even posi-

tively."
Dave Richard, general manager of
Ulrich's Bookstore, agreed - but said
the bill should drop the stipulation that
the textbook be for a specific college
class.
"We're 100 percent in favor of it,"
Richard said. "But I think it should be a
blanket thing on all textbooks. If you're
buying a textbook, you're using it for an

educational purpose."
The bill is only in a preliminary stage
of the legislative process, but Stille said
he is hopeful to "get some kind of a
hearing in May or June."
Byrum said students shouldn't expect
to get the tax break for the fall semester,
but if the bill does pass both Houses it
is likely to go into effect "almost imme-
diately."

HOUSING
Continued from Page IA
overcrowding in the fall, but the
application numbers "may change."
All students - including junior and
seniors - may apply for housing in
residence halls.
About 33 percent of University
housing residents are returning stu-
dents, Mantyk said.
Amy Waldvogel, the coordinator
of residence education at Stockwell
Residence Hall, said about 25 per-
cent of Stockwell residents consis-
tently reapply for housing.
She attributes it to the cafeteria-

provided meals and the friendships;
students establish.x
"It offers them an opportunity to
become involved on campus through 7
leadership roles in the building,"
Waldvogel said.
Easy access to food and friends
are also reasons why Engineering
first-year student Christopher
Ingram is returning to South Quad
Residence Hall.
He said he and several friends
plan to live in the same hall in the
fal.
"I liked it this year, being around
all the students," Ingram said. "I like
the dorm life."

COPY OPERATORS
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dffice services outsourcing industry, is
seeking copy operators in the Ann Arbor
a.e
Individual will be primarily responsible for
completing client copy requests. Flexibility,
iability, a professional image and excellent
customer service skills are required. Previous
experience in copy center work preferred.
DSI offers a competitive salary and benefits
kage. Qualified candidates should fax
me with salary history to: C. Knack, 734-
622-3307. EOE.
COUNSELORS, WSI, LIFEGUARDS,
needed for Jewish Community Center's
Roanana Day Camp. June 14-August 13.
Call Craig Pollack at 971-0990 for more info.
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MACKINAC ISLAND RESORT Hotel
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unrestricted Michigan driver's license, and
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Ropes/Challenge, Hockey, Woodworking,
Ceramics, Photography, Fine Arts, Video,
Nature, Waterfront (Canoe, Sailing), Pool,
Musical Director and General Counselors.
interviews to be held on campus Feb. 25.
Trail's End Camp, 800-408-1404.
www.trailsendcanp.com
PROGRAMMER/SPORTS FAN part time
immed. Possible full time summer, possible
permanent. Must know UNIX, C, and
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SCOREKEEPERS IS NOW hiring cooks
for the winter/spring. No exp. nec.
Hardworkg punctual applicants apply at
310 May next to Kinkos.

WEB DESIGNER
Should have knowledge of C.G.I., Perl,
HTML. Must be familiar w/ Unix platforms,
graphics, photo. Call 734-761-1698 Ext. 128.
Mr. Joseph or fax resume to 734-669-8485.
WHAT'S GOING ON THIS SUMMER?!
If you have not made plans yet, why not
become part of the festive and educational
atmosphere of an Interlochen Summer.
Interlochen Arts Camp is seeking male and
female staff who are interested in an exciting
and rewarding work experience. There are
still great opportunities to be a part of our
Summer staff in these departments:
Accompanying, Visual Art Assistants,
Melody Freeze and Scholarshop, Concert and
Information Services, Stage Crew, Cabin
Counselors, Transportation, Food Service,
Nurses, Music Library, Theater Production
and Waterfront. Base wage range from $800
to $1,100 plus meals and lodging for the
camp season: additional stipend for
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certification class available at Interlochen
before camp begins.
Employment Dates: 6/13/99 - 8/16/99
Quickly Contact: James A. Perez, Human
Resources
Phone: 616-276-7337
E-mail: perezja@interlochen.kl2.mi.us
WORK IN A Dublin Diner, a Sydney Store
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21st Century program
to change next term
CENTURY "There needs to
Continued from Page 1A
LSA interim Dean Patricia Gurin be a strong
said. "We are now there."
Gurin said the new name incorpo- c h
rates important elements for the he
future, including building communi-fp
ty links and strengthening the transi- - David Schoer
tion from high school to the A ssistant Vice President fc

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Help UM departments
and individual faculty
and staff with their
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" set up and install new
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" upgrade existing hardware
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lots of responsibility
good pay (wages range
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University Tutoring Services is looking for
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Got skill but no real experience?
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University.
But the make-up of the program
will change - including a notable
enrollment reduction from 600 stu-
dents to 240 students.
Twenty-first Century Program
Director Marita Inglehart said she is
happy with the decrease in size.
"I agree with that 100 percent,"
Inglehart said, adding that it's diffi-
cult to create a sense of community
with a large enrollment.
"For both the community within
and the community outside, there
needs to be a strong cohesive atmos-
phere," said David Schoem, assis-
tant vice president for academic and
student affairs.
Currently, the northeast and
northwest wings of Markley are
home to 21st Century students, but
the reduced enrollment plan will
open those wings to students not
enrolled in the program.
"We are decreasing the size of the
program so that it can select from
applicants those students who want
the emphasis of the program and not
merely to be at Markley," Gurin
said,
But Inglehart said certain areas of
Markley will remain designated for
program students.
The revised program will focus on
community service. As director,

Inglehart set a requirement that par-
ticipants perform five hours of com-
munity service. "I hope that will
continue," she said.
She said some University instruc-
tors are interested in structuring pro-
gram workshops and courses around
community service.
Inglehart said she hopes "they get
some first-year seminars going."
Schoem said the application
process for the new program will trot
change.
Students who are admitted to the
University can preference the
Michigan Community Scholars
Program when filling out the
Michigan Living Community appli-
cation that accompanies University
Housing information and form.
Inglehart, who has been with the
21st Century Program for the past
two years, will resign as of June 30.
She said she is pleased with the pro-
gram's development and future.
"Marita has been a very commit-
. ted and extremely dedicated leader
of the program," Schoem said.
Gurin added that "all of the direc-
tors of the program, including
Marita Inglehart, have done an
excellent job of guiding the program
since its inception."

Academic and Student Affairs

SECURITY GUARDS TO work on U of M
campus. Part or full time available. Apply at
State Security, 525 Church. 998-7201. EE.
SPORTS WRITER Local WWW based
sports statistics firm seeks writer, part time
immed., possible full time summer.
Computer programming experience a plus.
writer@tqstats.com 741-8829.
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS Needed
for Premier Camps in Massachusetts.
Positions available for talented, energetic,
and fun loving students as counselors in all
team sports, all individual sports such as
Tennis & Golf, Waterfront & Pool activities,
& specialty activities including art, dance,
theatre, gymnastics, newspaper, rocketry &
radio. Great Salaries, room, board and travel.
June 19-Aug. 18. Enjoy a great summer that
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www.greatcampiob.com
SUMMER CAMP JOBS: at Camp Fowler
for campers with disabilities. Seeking
applicants for counseling and program
instructor positions. June 14 - August 20,
1999. Call 517-673-2050 or email greenes
@msen.com
SUMMER CAMP NEAR Ann Arbor,
seeks counselors, lifeguards, cook, health
dir., room, board, and salary. 734-878-6628.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-College Pro is
currently seeking motivated, goal-oriented
students to fill our remaining management
intern positions. Last year's average earnin s
were $9,517. For more info, call 1-888-277-
7962, or www.collegepro.com
SUMMER FUN! We are 6 & 9 years old
and need an outgoing, creative caretaker for
the summer months in our Franklin home.
We like to swim, bicycle, read, and do art
projects. You should have trans., good ideas
for rainy days and energy. Please call 248-
737-4474 if you are responsible and have
references.
SWIMMING POOL service & construction
Top pay for hard-working, self-motivated
people to work in the NW Detroit subs Must
be trustworthy & dependable. 248-477-7727.
TECH/SALES
Should have working knowledge of
computers, also same phone skills. Part time-
Full time. Call 734-761-1698 Ext. 128 Mr.
Joseph or fax resume to 734-669-8485.
WANTED! COMPETITIVE female
distance runners for an important womens
health study. Must be 18-25 and not taking
oral contraceptives: Free bone density and
fat measurements. Free runners gifts. Call 1-
877-RUN-BFIT for more info.
WE ARE A COMMERCIAL real estate
company in need of a part-time person who is
team oriented and computer literate to help us
integrate the computer into our business. This
person will need basic knowledge to help us
become effective with E-mail, computer fax,
presentation packages and spread sheets.
Please send resume to: Office Manager, 1155
Rosewood, Suite B, Ann Arbor, MI48104.

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for
nannies/babysitters. $8-$11/hr. Child Care
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AFT. NANNY- Mon.-Fri. 3:30-6pm, care for
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BABYSITTER NEEDED for 7 yr. old boy
330-5:30 Wed. Burns Park. $7.50/ hr.
Additional times avail. 663-1455.
LOVING, EXP. BABYSITER needed for
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