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Laundry/vacuuming/etc. Walking distance to PUT YOUR COMPUTER
campus. 662-7169 after 6 p.m. T WORK
LAW FIRM, PART TIME, PAID assistant ILL T WORK
position available, no prior experience
necessary. Must be available immediately Now hiring Business School
through ensuing year. Fax resume to 734- computer ab consultants for
2-3893 immed., or send to 308 W. Huron, . p tb d nutats fo L
sn Arbor, MI 48103. spring, summer, and next fo . ine
LEGAL SECRETARY for a full-time posi- up your fall work now! Excellent
tion with small Bloomfield Hills law firm. resume building experience and
Exprience preferred. Fax resume to: 248- competitive wages. Experience
25s-9212. with Windows95/NT MS Office,
MORNING BARN help needed at horse Netscape & Pine ood
farm 10 miles west of A2. Leave msg. at 475- a & P
3209. communication & people skills,
responsibility & initiative required.
Shifts vary between
7 a.m. - 2 a.m., 7 days a week.
® Apply in person.
-Room C1420
® ® _ Kresge Library Building
700 East Universiy
M3ORGANIZER WANTED-Peace Acton MI
M3 M RKETNG G OUP seeks strong activist for statewide grassroots
organizing position. Computer skills,
S UM M ER/IFALL fundraising, travel a must. Respond by May
15 to Peace Action of Michigan. ATTN:MD
INTERNSHIP PO Box 4482 East Lansing, MI 48826; fax
(517)337-8083; e-mail
M3 Marketin Grou peaceacmi@hotmail.com EOE
01 Southfield Roa Suite 200 PROGRAMMER/SPORTS FAN full-time
Sothfmd MI S e 2 summer. Must know UNIX, C, and
irmingham, MI 48009 BASEBALL. $10-$15/hr. 741-8829.
: 800-659-9658 job@tgstats.cen.
F: 248-258-9671 RESEARCH ASSISTANT for a Dental
Research Lab. Must have workstudy grant
CONTACT PERSON: for spr/sam terms. Job includes general lab
Lidia Trpcevska duties: glassware solutions, etc. Very flex.
hrs. Please call 763-3396.
COMPANY DESCRIPTION: RESEARCH ASST. (temporary) needed in
Mobile, Mall and Event Dental School, University of Michigan. 20-
Marketing Company servicing 40 hours per week, s10-$12/hr. Must know
large clients, such as ESPN, molecular biology techniques and have
Chler , sreferences. Duties include lab work, lab
Chrysler, Lincoln-Mercury, maintenance, and care of animals. Send
Hewlett-Packard, Blockbuster, etc. resume to: Dr. S. Gong, School of Dentistsy,
1011 N. University Ave., University of
OB DESCRIPTION: Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1078 or fax
emporary position with full-time to: 734/763-8100. EOE/AA.
possibilities upon completion of 6 SCOREKEEPERS IS NOW TAKING ap-
month position. Position involves: plications for waitstaff Spring/Summer (Art
traveling across the United States Fair) Energetic, punctual a plicants should
representing Fortune 500 compa- apply today 310 Maynard 995-0100.
nies; marketing products to high SECURITY GUARDS to work on UM
end clients. campus. part-time, full-time, permanent,
temporary. Apply at: State Security Services,
COMPENSATION: 525 Church, 668-0444. EOE
Hotel, Per Diem and Travel SUMMER WAREHOUSE workers: Send
Expetises naid, with additional resume to: Bob Wooley, G.P.D. Inc. 35457
alary. (Salar negotiable) Industrial Rd., Livonia, MI 48150.
SUMMER WORK: Not-for-profit or-
QUALIFICATIONS: ganization seeks student with computer skills
Cou ICT .nowlee who is devoted to the Western intellectual
Computer knowledge required. tradition. To do research, writing,
Great communication skills fundraising, & more. $10-$12/hr.
required. Understanding of mar- (opportunity for more). Visit our Web site:
keting concepts. Responsible, http://www.gofast.org. Email resume or in-
self-motivated person. qurires to: work@gofast.org.
SURVEYOR ASST.JRODMAN - Ann Ar-
START DATE: bor firm seeks responsible asst. to crew chief.
July through December. Duties include field work to stake roads,
sewers, grading and topographic surveys.
Full-time, permannt resition 9-$11 Ide pn-
APPLICATION DEADLINE & " a 9
PROCEDURES FOR in experience. Call 734 975-0411. Start
PPLYING: TELEMARKETING Eve. $7-12/hr. No
lease fax resume and cover selling! Call Allen 996-1107.
letter to above address ASAP - THE MICHIGAN LEAGUE Buffet is now
interviews will be held immedi- hiring for Spring & Summer. Starting pay
ately. Attention: Lidia Trpcevska. $6.60 to $7/hr. Great summer job - no nights
or weekends! Apply at the Michigan League
MOTAWI TILEWORKS-Is seeking full Buffet between 11 & 2 p.m. 911 N.
time Tile Production Assistants. You should University.
be: good natured, hardworking, organized, THE PARTHENON Restaurant now hiring
able to take direction, attentive to details, and exp. waitstaff (lunch & dinner). Apply in per-
able to work on a team. Some lifting son only at 226 S. Main St.
required. Experience not necessary, just your VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT for study of
good attitude. Salary neg. Send or fax in- memory drug. Participating subjects will
ies to Motawi Tileworks, 33 N. Staeble receive up to $400 to take an oral medication
, Ann Arbor, MI 48103, Fax (734)213- over 2 weeks. Eligible volunteers should be
2569. healthy and 18-40 years old (men only). Par-
OPEN WORK-STUDY POSITION: Stu- ticipating subjects will take either an active or
dents needed to carry out various office-type inert pill, make 5 clinic visits and undergo
duties in the Medical Center and run errands. tests of memory. Interested individuals
Seeking energetic, dependable person with a should contact Janet at 936-8272, in the
willingness to leAm. Call Liz Cole at 936- niversisy of Michigan Department of
5504. ry

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the Amer. Lung Assoc. Discover the frontier
within yourself. Volunteer, join the Crew!
Call 1-800-BIG-RIDE today.
WANTED: Subjects for psychology experi-
ment on perception at U of M. Takes 1 hr.
pays $10. Must be native English speaker &
20/20 correctable vision. Call 936-2825.
WORK FOR ACADEMIC credit, volunteer
or participate with a work study grand at
UM s Pound House Children's Canter re-
school during Spring term. Located at 710 S.
Forest at Willard. Please call 998-8440 for
more information or to arrange an interview.
WORK STUDY positions for SprinlSum-
mer term in endocrinology lab. $7.50/hr.
Contact Dr. Denver at 936-6625.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN UP TO
$135?
WOULD YOU LIKE HIGHLY DETAILED
PICTURES OF YOUR BRAIN??
MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCEI
The UNIVERITY OF MICHIGAN seeks
volunteers to participate in research that
utilizes PET and FMRI, two techniques used
to measure brain activity.
* Needed are normal, healthy men and
women between the ages of 18-30 and 62-80,
right-handed, with normal or corrected
*Volunteers completing PET studies receive
$100-$135, based on time required.
* Volunteers completing FRMI studies
receive $10/hr. and FREE highly-detailed
pictures of their brains.
* Also needed are men and women that meet
the above criteria for studies NOT involving
PET or FMRI. These participants will receive
$10/hr.
If you are interested in participating, or
would like more information concerning our
studies, call (734)764-2280. If no one is
available to take your call, please leave a
message and we will reply as soon as
possible.
MANUFACTURING
Software Engineer
!T's Center for Electronic
m is an Commerce has positions
independent available for a Software
organization Engineer and a Senior
that Ptners Software Engineer to
with ste and design, develop and
gemenltinvestigate the application
ovtm of non- inear dynamics and
private agent-based technologies
enterprise, for solving manufactunng
and industy problems in both
organizatism government and private
to asnst man- industry. This person will
utacrin be responsible for
Productiity, developing proposals,
quality, and presenting papers at
customer conferences and commu-
saistaction. nicating with customers.
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Bachelors degree or
bniand equivalent experience in
compensatin computer science, artificial
package, life, non-linear systems or
and a team- distributed artificial
oriented wor intelligence/multi-agent-
mnonment. based systems (including
To eonhid fine-grained emergent
n paradigms); strong object-
please send a oriented design expenence
resume, salary with understanding of
history, and object-oriented
compensaten progrmming languages;
requiemet. technicalwrting skills;
and U.S. citizenship.
AnEEAA ,DISRAL
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M/IDN.
Industrial Technology Institute,
Human Resources - 9748
P.O. Box 1485, Ann Arbor
MI 48106
Fax (734)213-3406,
or email jp@ihtorg.

BABYSITTER NEEDED for 10mo. old girl
in our S.W. Ann Arbor home, M-T-W, 3:15-
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BABYSIITER NEEDED for in-home care
of adorable 5-mouth-old boy. 10-15 hrs/wk,
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CHILD CARE FOR HEALTHY, curious 2
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Fox to go
on trial for
incident
By Rick Freeman
Daily Sports Editor
Thursday, an Oakland County judge
ruled that former Michigan hockey
player Chris Fox will stand trial for an
incident in a recreational league game
that took place last summer.
Assault with intent to do great bod-
ily harm less than murder is the
charge, and if convicted, the recent
LSA graduate could face up to 10
years in prison.
Fox had been
struck by an oppo-
nent in the game,
but events after the
hit on Fox are
muddled by differ-
ent testimonies.
R o b e r t
Thomas, Fox's
Fox accuser, said he
was skating back
to his bench when Fox hit him in
the mouth with the blade of his
stick, according to the Detroit Free
Press.
Gregg Malicke, Fox's teammate on
the summer-league team and the
Michigan hockey team, testified that
Fox hit Thomas accidentally, having
been dazed by the hit he received earli-
er.
Rick Perry, the referee who ejected
Fox, corroborated Thomas story. He is
also quoted in the Free Press as saying
that Fox challenged Thomas' team-
mates after he hit Thomas.
Thomas lost two teeth in the incident
and underwent oral surgery several
times. Fox required 15 stitches to close
a gash on his cheek.
The incident occurred on June 15,
1997, at the Detroit Skate Club in
Bloomfield Hills. But Fox's arraign-
ment was not held until Jan. 7,
1998. The delay in the arraignment
raised questions in the Michigan
hockey program after the charges
were filed.
The day after the arraignment,
Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson
expressed displeasure with the timing
of the charges, saying it made Fox
seem "like he's been on the loose for
all this time like a criminal. They
knew who he was and where he was
from the day he left the rink,"
Berenson said.
Berenson came down in full support
of Fox after the initial charges were
filed, and the defenseman was never
suspended by Berenson or the Athletic
Department.
Fox "has been a model player
the alleged incident is not the Chris
Fox I know," Berenson said.
When the initial charges were
filed, James Halushka, chief of
warrants and investigations in the
Oakland County Prosecutor's
office, described the attack as
"cowardly," and said that Fox sin-
gled out the smallest player on the