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this time," Henson said. "But hopefully this
statement will help you to realize my perspective.
"There is no other option available to me.
Leaving my teammates, coaches, and the chance
to be part of another championship team at
Michigan, will prove to be the biggest sacrifice,
to me, that I will have to make - not the possi-
bility of individual achievements, including
being a potential first-round (NFL) pick and a
Heisman Trophy candidate."
NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper had Henson rated
as the No. 1 rated pro prospect returning next
year.
Henson did say that he plans to return to
Michigan one day to finish his degree.
"I will keep the memories of my Michigan
experience close to my heart always, and will
take great pride in the day I complete my degree
and become an alumnus of the University I love
so much."
- The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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ence, which opened Friday morning
with a talk by Vijay Prashad. Other
aspects of the conference were the
"Generation APA" cultural show Fri-
day night and entertainment at Satur-
day night's banquet by I Was Born
With Two Tongues, a spoken word
group, and Pacifies, a hip-hop group.
Lin said the conference did much to
inspire students.
"In a sense we did accomplish our
vision of empowering Asian Pacific
Americans,"she said.
"It's good to see that this many peo-
ple were willing to come here. That in
and of itself can be empowering," said
Natacha Foo Kune, a first-year gradu-
ate student at Ohio State University.
Even with the conference's theme, Foo
Kune said not enough time was spent
addressing how to remedy problems.
Students used the conference as ati
opportunity to learn from each others
knowledge and make "25 new friends
in three days,"said Domingo.
"To see all Asian Americans unit-
ed like this is very special," said
Indiana University junior Thren Le
at the conference's banquet. Survcey-
ing the overflowing audience-i~n he
Michigan Ballroom at the Shcraton
Hotel, Le added that one would be
hard-pressed to find a table cf Asian
Americans at Indiana, inuch less an
entire room.
The University itself' provided a
change of scenery for some visitors.
"It's weird coming from John Car-
roll," said Larry Yee, a sophomore at
the Ohio university. Yee said his uni-
versity is predominantly white,-and.,he
noticed "more of an Asian prts tlce
here."
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photography firm needs dependable shift
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staff. F/T and P/T. Call Laura 734-677-3400.
MACKINAC ISLAND Resort Hotel and
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maintenance. Contact Iroquois hotel winter
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MACOMB COUNTY TEACHER JOB
FAIR, Saturday April 7. Screening for
secondary, special ed, voc ed, and other
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Screening for elementary 11 am - 4pm. More
than 20 public schools districts in
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MARRIED/SINGLE FEMALE
VOLUNTEERS (A Freudian type study).
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our touching, patting, caressing and soothing
of the body. Thru one hour, multiple sessions
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moderate and conservative. Starting Fri-Sat.
Sun. AM/PM. * Also late hours. And thru
April. $25/hr + bonus. 996-3350.
MICHIGAN TELEFUND Now hiring
students for flex. night and weekend sched.
Fun work atmosphere and great job
experience. Up to $8/hr. + nightly bonuses.
Apply online or stop by 611 Church, Suite
4F. www.telefund.umich.edu. 998-7420.
SUMMER DISCOVERY/ JR.
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www.summerfun.com
Counselors wanted to share a great
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SWIMMING POOL service and
construction. Fast paced outdoor work,
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self motivated people to work in the NW
DETROIT SUBS. 248-477-7727.
Tutors needed for Spring and Summer term.
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WANTED ENRICHMENT TEACHERS
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join a study at U of M on genetics &
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are needed for a study at U of M. Pays $170.
Call 1-800-742-2300, enter #6329.
WORD PROCESSOR NEEDED 12-15
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speed 60 wpm. Pleasant, casual environment.
Call 747-7055.
WORK IN THE GREAT OUTDOORS.
Skip's Canoe Livery at Delhi Metro park, is
looking for FT/PT help. May-Oct. Must be
able to work Sat, Sun & holidays. Bonus
wage plan. (734) 769-8686/(734)426-1651.
" YOUTH TEAM LEADER
The Ann Arbor YMCA seeks an enthusiastic,
responsible person who enjoys working with
youth ages 11-18. Playing well with others,
being flexible, and working as a team are all
part of this job. Good driving record and
ability to acquire chaffer's license is required.
Fax resume and cover letter to
Sam Humphrey @ (734) 663-8232 or email
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Expenses paid. Call Terry & Bob.
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May-to-September educational experience.
For a guest student application or
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Call: 800.GO-TO-EMU, or
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E-mail: undergraduate.admissions@emich.edu
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BIRMINGHAM LAW FIRM seeks
*summer law clerk. Must have religable
vehicle. Some lifting, good organizational
skills, some computer skills, self starter.
$8/hr.. send or fax resume to Joel Waterstone
280 N. Old Woodward Suite 406
Birmingham, MI 48009, fax: 248.647.9630
or call: 248.647.6966.
OK YMCA Camp AI-Gon-Quian (on
rt Lake 30 mi. south of Mackinac) seeks
kind, fun & energetic cook to operate newly
renovated kitchen. Supervise 2 assistants &
dish crew. Room/board available,
competitive wage & great place to spend the
summer. Fill out appl. @ 350 S. 5th Ave,
Ann Arbor or call Jeff @ 734/213-8592 ext.
229 EOE
CUSTOMER SERVICE Ann Arbor YMCA
seeks outgoing, dependable, friendly people
for PT Membership Desk positions. YMCA
membership & AAIA pass included. Fill out
p1. @ 350 S 5th Ave, Ann Arbor or call
Wily @ 734/213-8592 ext. 231 EOE
DAY CAMP COUNSELORS Now hiring
fun, energetic people who want to spend the
summer working w/ kids. Ann Arbor YMCA
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Cedar Lake - in Chelsa for campers 5-12 yrs.
old. Competitive wages and a great
experience! Fill out appl. @ 350 S. 5th Ave,
Ann Arbor or call Jeff @ 734/213-8592 ext.
229 EOE
DISSERTATION WRITER or other
intelligent, semi-recluse person or couple, for
a year overlooking Florida ocean. Room,
board, $15,000 neg/person. More if med. or
trse education, exchange for care of
ellectual ambulatory woman, 482-1300.
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We are now hiring for Fall 2001!! As an
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Have fun and get paid doing it!
Pick up an application at the Student
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Or call 764-0557.
Applications due by 5 pm, Thurs. April 5.
FEMALE - COMPANION
PIT personal care,
$15 hour plus 996-3350.
NEED A PART-TIME JOB, BUT DON'T
HAVE A LOT OF EXTRA HOURS?
Consider the part-time job that can fit a
student's lifestyle: an adult route with The
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Routes vary in delivery time from 1 1/2 to 2
1/2 hrs. 4 day. (Afternoons, M-F, S at. & Sun.
mornings), and profit $100-$200 per week. If
you don't have the 20-30 hours a week
available for another part-time job, we're a
great alternative for extra cash.
Routes are available in the Ann Arbor and
Ypsilanti areas. Call: 994-6744 to apply, or
come in to the Ann Arbor News at the corner
of Division and E. Huron in Ann Arbor.
CAMP JOBS for residents of Chicago's
Northern Suburbs. Discovery Day Camp
seeks nurturing staff: Counselors as well as
specialists in nature, ropes course, biking,
gymnastics, drama, dance, tennis, camping
and swimming. Internships avail. as well as
office and supervisory positions. Bus driving
positions avail. for 21 and up. (800) 659-
4332 or e-mail: Elise@campdiscovery.com
FIND YOUR SUMMER JOB NOW!!!
We have many positions in and around Ann
Arbor in areas such as:
Administrative Assistant
Data Entry
General Office
Receptionist
Assembly
Light Industrial
Shipping/Receiving
Apply Mon. - Thurs.
8:30 - 10:30am or 1:30-3:30pm at
5060 Jackson Rd., Independence Plaza,
Ann Arbor. Picture ID
& Social Security Card required.
Pay ranges: $9-13 per hr.
Visit our website at:
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LOOKING FOR A JOB OR
INTERNSHIP? Flashlight Consulting can
help. We have placed students at top
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Call 734-528-5264 and set up a meeting with
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SUMMER JOBS!! Don't wait until its too
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So you think
you're qualiied
for a job other than
flipping burgers?
OFFICE ASSISTANT WANTED.
Downtown Ann Arbor law firm, 2 attorneys--
civil practice. Word processing, telephones,
filing. Starting salary $12/hr. part-time. Fax
letter of interest/experience to 734-769-7699.
PART TIME WORK as private nurse/aid in
my home. Need female student to work part
time or full time at excellent pay, caring for
my cheerful, elderly mother, a stroke victim.
Pleasant work, nice environment. Preferred
nursing student or someone who enjoys
helping people. Please write a description of
your experience, education, work needs, and
phone number to: P.O 130634, Ann Arbor
48113-0634.
PHYSICAL ASSISTANT NEEDED for
disabled male law student. Pay negotiable,
will train. Call Chris 761-9551.
RESIDENT CAMP COUNSELORS
YMCA Camp AI-Gon-Quian (on Burt Lake
30 mi. south of Makinac) seeks program &
counselor staff. We are looking for fun
people who love working with children ages
ASST. TEACHER (LOVE TODDLERS).
Cook, clean, organize, enjoy pets and outside
Full time and Summer. $8-10/hr. 769-2795.
PART-TIME CHILDCARE employment
for fantastic, low maintenance 12 year old
girl. Job requires own car. During school
year involves afternoon transportation from
school to home in Webster Township.
Approx. 3-4 hrs/day. Summer hours more
variable. Good attitude, responsibility, and
flexibility are desirable. $10-12/hr. + gas.
Leave message at 248-446-0891.
REGULAR BABYSITTER NEEDED
ASAP. Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, on-going. Call Leland or Kahita
741-7223.
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