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SUBLET HELP WANTED HELP ANED
SPRING-SUMMER COMMUNITY EDUCATION & Recrea- TELEPHON
Eff.-One, two bedrooms tion hiring WSI's, lifeguards, & tennis in- INT ERVIEWERS
Parking. Call 663-3050. structors for summer programs. Apply im- The University of Michigan Survey Research
SUBLET SINGLE for $100. 1001 S. Forest. mediately at 2765 Boardwalk, 48104994- Cen is ski or peop with go
Parking space incladed. Call 741-0841. 2300 ext. 233. Ann Arbor Public Schools. comunication skills to conduct social
Pai.EO science research interviews on consumer
SUMMER SUBLET June, July, August. 4 . attitudes and several important health topics.
drm. in 5 bdrm. house on N. Thayer. Free EARN TUITION toward college loading or The successful candidate will possess a
rkg., ldry. Rent neg. 665-2032. unloading trucks. 3 shifts available. $6-$7 per professional and persuasive telephone
UNFURN. IDRM. in furm. 2 bdrm. at. hour plus tuition assistance. Apply in person manner. S/he will be avaable to work 16-20
Fem. only. Full kit w/ microwave, dining at Roadway Package System, 296 Jackson hours/week, evenings (6-l0p.m. or 6-12p.m.)
rm., living n., your own bathrm., prkg. & Plaza, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 from 1-3 daily. or during one of our weekend shifts (days or
Idly. 1945 Woodbury B121. Avail. June 1- EXPERIENCED PERSON needed: 10+ evenings). Pay starts at $6.00 per hour.
Aug. 31. $300/mo. Call 761-6975. flexible hours per week to provide hardware/ Advancement opportunities available.
software installation and support. Knowledge Required 3-day training, with compensation
STUDENT SERVICES of Windows 3.1 configuration and for training upon completion of twenty 30-
optimization; printer, modem, RAM, and net- minute interviews. No Sales. Apply in person
CASH FOR COLLEGE. 900,000 grants work card installation and configuration; and weekdays, May 17-27, 8a.m.-4:30p.m. at:
available. No repayments, ever. Qualify communications software required. Ex. University of Michigan, Institute for Social
immediately. 1-800/243-2435. perience with netware 3.11 and e-mail Research, 426 Thompson St., Ann Arbor. For
ENGINEERING/SCIENCE STUDENTS preferred. Send resume and salary require- additional taped information only, call 763-
and faculty (up to 10) interested in leaming nents to: CLS, 3135 S. State, Suite 300, Ann 7339. An Equal Opportunity/Affinnative
bout the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT): Arbor, MI 48108. Action Employer.
e'll send you free a 144 minute computer- GIFT SHOP, U. HOSPITAL THE DIVISION of Nuclear Medicine at
generated video tape (retail $129). In return, Cashier experince needed University Hospital is looking for a
we'd like your comments. Please call: Tech- 8-18 hours, evenings & weekends workstudy eligible student to perform clerical
nical Educational Video at 1-800/381-7617. $5.75 - call 936-5969 after 12noon. functions 10-20 hrs./wk. Responsibilities will
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Immigration. Green cards provide permanent HOUSEKEEPING 12 hrs./wk. $7/hr. typig, filing, answering phones. Clerical and
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CA 91306. Telephone 818/918-4425 or 818/ Nursing Students for summer medicl assist- He a friend, role model, and chauffeur for
882-9681 M-Sun: LOAM - 11P1M. ing positions in Ann Arbor Famdy Practice two great girls, ages 7 and 12. West Side
'YPING: Resumes, cover letters, & Office. Call Jean at 761-2581. home with in-ground pool. Enjoy the kids,
Rpplcations. A2 Typing. Call 994-5515. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMEN T - sun, and water while eaining $200 per week.
WORD PROCESSING - Laser printing, Make up to $2,000-$4,000+/mo. teaching 8-5, M-F. Must have own car and know how
high quality. Term papers, resumes; english basic conversational English in Japan, to swim. Start with as many hours as possible
or genan. WordPerfect. 663-2890. Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching back- June 13; full-time after spring term. Call 747-
ground or Asian languages required. Ior 7182.
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Word Perfect 5.1, laser printing.all LAUNDRY & LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING teer at U of M's Pound House Children's
Stephansie at 668-8447. in my home. Flexible hours. 663-9566. Cetter during Spring, Snmmor, or Fall Term
HELP WANTED MOD>ELS -print, trade, TV., Assoc. Models Join huidreds of past siudents in a quality e
810/788-8760. perience in workisg with young children. Lo-
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summer. Maritime Services. 1-208/860-0219. photography, also artist for rendering. 663- 764-2547 for more information or to arrange
AA CRUISE Ships now hiring!! Eam big 0561 day 517/522-8715. a visit.
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employmentl Eam up to $15,000 this sum- selors needed for JCC summer day camp for Psychology research on the effects of poverty
mer in Alaska's booming fisheries industry- children ages 2 1/2-12. Must be 18+ years to on African American adolescents. Help clean
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ATTRACTIVE female models needed for PHOTOGRAPHER has creative summer BUSINESS SERVICES
nude figure photography. No experience work, short hrs., for outgoing male showoffs. TAI CHI CHUAN . a proven form of
needed. 313/730-3646. Serious inquiries Info at Box 1976, Royal Oak, MI 48068. therapeutic exercise & sel-protection. Call
only. Fee paid. SEMEN DONORS, Rh negative, are needed Tony Simper at 663-5936.
BABY-SITER NEEDED for occasional and will be paid $120 per acceptable
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eferences necessary. 663-4605. today 662-3904!! ROOMMATES
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Campaign to Elect $150/mo. Male only. 726 Oakland. 665-
Pro envirounment Candidates 5620.
ROOMMATE(S) NEEDED Male, Junior,
Join a national effort to elect candidates who non-smoker transfer from MSU. Start Fall,
will work to save the rain forests, strengthen undergrad only! Scott - 810-851-0605.
the Endangered Species Act, etc. Work with
QA | Astudents from across the country. Good ANNOUNCEMENTS
Work for Building a 1use, good pay. 611 Church St., #307. 996- ENERGETIC LOVING COUPLE seeking
adoption of a precious child. To love, nurture
Sane, Humane, Ecological TYPIST WANTED for occasional typing of and adore and to be the fulfillment of our
World business correspondence & forms. Interested dreams. Call collect at 313/286-7911 or leave
rl parties please contact: A.J. Mohammed II at message at 313/286-0148.
Canvassing Jobs 313/662-1748.
UM PSYCHOLOGIST SEEKS loving, ex- ZEN MEDITATION COURSE 5 Thurs.
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and made a motion to retract the Sep-
tembersexualorientationaddition from
the bylaw.
He said the regents' comparison of
same-sex relationships to married
couples is "in opposition to 4,000years
ofnurturing andbuilding theideaofthe
family as the cornerstone of Western
civilization."
Baker said he has received numer-
ous complaints about the change in the
bylaw. "The people rebel when those
whose sexual practices are repugnant
to most citizens are set apart as a dis-
criminated class underthe University's
anti-discrimination policies," he said.
AlthoughBaker'sremarks weremet
with applause from some members of
the packed house, his comments
brought emotional responses from the
other regents.
Regent Laurence Deitch (D-
Bloomfield Hills) told Baker that he
resented his remarks.
"What I want you to know ... is
families come in all shapes, sizes, col-
ors and what we judge in people is their
character," Deitch told Baker.
In an interview prior to the regents'
meeting, Duderstadt said many ques-
tions were not completely answered in
the report.
"We need abetter sense of what the
costs of the benefits will be," he said.
The afternoon before the presenta-
tion of the task force report, 12 people
addressed theregents on theissue, with
eight speaking in favor of the changes.
Sally Johnson, a University per-
sonnelemployee, began her remarks in
favor of the report by showing her
family pictures, including one of her
spouse - Diane.
"Diane and I have been committed
spouses for many years. Diane has a
disability and she's not employed and
she has no insurance," Johnson said.
Johnson said her fellow hetero-
sexual employees should have cover-
age extended to their spouses, and she
should too.
"Michigan isfallingbehind.I, along
with a large number of gay-lesbian
colleagues have been disadvantaged,"
she said
Rackham student Jefferson Will-
iams spoke against the task force re-
port. "Now the University is being
asked to extend the privilege of family
housing to a new group of people - a
group whose members, we have seen,
can only be identified on the basis of a
particular aspect of their behavior -
behavior which is still illegal under
Michigan state law," he said.
CLASSIFIED ADS 764-0557.
ANOUNCEMENTS
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
HOUSING DIVISION
...will conduct a commercial vendor fair at
threecampus area locations during its 1994
Fall Move-In, August 31 - Septeniber 2,
1994. The vendor fair will make available to
students items they may wish to acquire in
fumishing their residence hall rooms. No
other commercial vending will be permitted
at or near University buildings durng those
days. Beginning May 18, upon written
request, interested vendors will be provided
with guidelines for reserving space, vendor
fees, and specifics related to the vendor sites.
Applications will be accepted from vendors
beginning Wednesday, June 1, 1994. Space
at the vending locations is limited and will be
assigned contingent upon the continued
availability of space. Thus, vendors are
encouraged to submit their applications as
early as possible. Requests for guidelines
should be placed on a 3x5 note card and
submitted to the U-M Housing Division,
Move-In Vending Program, 1011 Student
Activities Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan,
48109-1316. Potential vendors also may fax
their 1-page submissions to the attention of
the Move-In Vending Program, 313/763-
2313. Only written submissions will be
accepted.
ABUNDANT LOVE & security will be
given by happily married couple seeking to
adopt newborn. Call Janet and Rick after 5
p.m. 1-800/201-2014.
ADOPTION: ADOPTED Pre-schooler
wants to share loving, secure home with new
baby. Call Paul & Linda any time 1-800/815-
5685.
EGG DONOR NEEDED for professional,
caring parents seeking pregnancy assistance.
White female 35 or younger. Financial com-
pensation for acceptable donors. Send letter
of interest, resume pref., to: P.O. Box 2489,
Battle Creek, MI 49016-2489.
FRIENDSHIP FOR SINGLES
Meet new people
Compatible introductions
Call 9-9, Katy 1-313/945-9422.
P'ROBLEM PREGNANCY HELP
Let us help you choose Life. 769-7283.
WANTED: 100 STUDENTS to lose 10-29
lbs. No hips, thighs or butts about it! RN-as-
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