Continued from Preceding Page ONLY TWO LEFT Walnut near S. University. 2 Bedroom Apartments, Modern building. Dishwashers, Disposals, Laundry, Parking, Near Med. Center, CCRB, and Bus Lines. ModernManagement. 668-6906 or 663-3641. rCtc WORK FOR ACADEIC CREDIT or volunteer at the Pound House Children's Center this Spring and/or Summer term. Located at Hill and East University. This can be an experience that adds to your personal and professional life. Come over and visit or call 764-2547 for more information. 61G0511 HELP WANTED WORK STUDY openings. $5.00/hour with Ecology Center. Environmental research, lihrary much, or outdoor worh with recycling program. Call 761-3186. 15HO508 VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR MSA. 20 hours/week for one year. Pick up applications and job descrip- tions third floor Michigan Union. Application deadline May 8. 14HO508 $360 WEEKLY/UP Mailing Circulars! No bosses/quotas! 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Administrative/Clerical as- sistant in volunteer agency. SOS Crisis Center. 485- 8730. 21HO515 HAVE A SPECIAL SKILL? Work well with children? Consider summer camp staff. Village supervisors, waterfront staff (W.S.I. and boating), nature, camp crafts, drama, music, van driver. Call or write for applications. Jewish Community Center, Camp Wise (overnight camp), Anisfield Day camp, 3505 Mayfield Rd., Cleveland Heights, OH 44118. (216) 382-4000, ext. 267. 08H0504 Daily Photo by REBECCA KNIGHT Spring cleaning Robert Love cleans the upper corner of a window at the Power Center yesterday. The windows reflect the park area in front of the center. Transplo (Continued from Page 1) who vistt patients must don surgical masks to prevent the transmission of germs. "NOW OVER 80 percent of the patients are expected to live over one year," Behrendt said, adding that 60 percent of heart transplant patients survive at least five years. Behrendt said heart transplants which cost about $57,000, could become a regular procedure at University Hospitals as long as donors are available for transplants. According to a hospital spokesperson, the heart of a 17-year-old boy who was declared brain dead after suffering a gunshot wound to the head was the donated organ. The body was driven by ambulance from Marquette, Mich., to the University Monday with drugs and a respirator used to keep the heart alive. Strong winds prevented a helicopter from transporting the body. THE PATIENT v ho received the Vaeation ends or sprng term students (Continued from Page 1) For those not taking classes, the reasons for staying in Ann Arbor vary. LSA junior Amy Schiff who said Ann Arbor "seems more relaxed now," is looking for a job in a restaurant and plans to sell ice cream in the Diag for study-weary students. Another summer resident said that it's easier to get a job here than back home. Some graduates just "don't want to grow up and go out in the real world," said one recent graduate. "I want to stay a bum. " tnt patient recovering heart suffered from cardiomyopathy, a as candidates for heart transplants. condition which weakens the heart In addition to being evaluated muscle. physically, transplant patients must be According to Behrendt, the patient less than 50 years old and not nave had been hospitalized repeatedly with another physical illness. They also heart failure and "had been going receive evaluations of their emotional downhill since December," condition. Only patients with terminal heart The heart transplant patient and his disease are considered for transplants, family must also have a healthy frame Behrendt said, adding that currently of mind that is conducive to the ups and two other patients are being evaluated downs of rehabilitation. 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