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IGAN TELEFUND is hiring for Spring
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NTRAL ACADEMY, a charter school
ated in Ann Arbor, is looking for sub-
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es. We are also looking for a substitute
retary. Call 7341332-9220 Mon.-Fri. from
a.m.-4 .m.
INTREPRENEUR SEARCH. Growing as-
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oking to make $5-$10K/mo. from home.
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ERIENCED STAFF NEEDED FOR
E ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS-
H OOL AGE CHILD CARE
OGRAMS.
DAYS: MONDAY-FRIDAY
HOURS:7:00-9:00 AM
and/or
3:00-6:00 PM
(pars-time)
PAY RATE: $7.11 per hour
R MORE INFORMATION, CALL
EBORAH MULLICE, 994-2364.
those with less than five day a week
ilahty, please call AnnMarie Furiong at
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ARDEN WORK. 10-15 flexible hrs./wk.
xperience, 4 miles from campus. $8/hr. Call
95-0986.
ENERAL PROPERTY M-intenance: Full
rt-time. Flexible hours. $9/hr. 662-1122
EO TEMPORARY ORGANIZER: Part -
me to start August or ASAP, for progressive
,600-member Graduate Employees Or-
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EO, 527 E. Liberty, Suite 205, Ann Arbor,
1 48104-2242. See http://www.umich.edu/
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OLF SHOP SALES asst. needed for
rivate country club. Hardworking, outgoing
ndividual with retail experience and golf in-
crest preferred. Call Carol or Doug 662-
P MOM: 4-8 hrs./wk. $6/hr. East U. &
ackard. Clean/p at/etc. 747-9094.
NNKEEPERS ASSISTANT: Housekee p-
g and administrative. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. $7/hr.
94-9100.
ABORATORY ASST. General research
ab duties & sectioning. $6-7/hr 10-20 hrs./
k.Will train. Call Susan 763-5391.

LAN USCAPE NURSERY HELP: We are a
small design/build firm specializing in the in-
stallation of mature landscapes of the utmost
quality. We are looking for several M/F full
or part-time individuals who enjoy working
outdoors in a positive environment. Training
is available for the right individuals. Wages
range from $8.50-10/hr. Contact Bill at Ar-
bor Knoll Nursery, Inc. for interview at 734/
662-4112. Located 3 miles west of Michigan
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Appointment setters/telemar-
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needed. If you have a positive
attitude or a friendly voice,
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Part-time day or evening
work. Hourly plus bonuses.
No sales. Call 677-5511.
LAST CHANCE Before summer! Join the
culinary team at Ann Arbor's best Italian
restaurant. Now hiring cooks, sous chef and
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LEGISLATIVE INTERN position open in a
conservative GOP office. Duties include
research, public relations, assisting the
Senator for session, causus and committee
work. Contact Ben Ramirez, (517)373-7670.
MAINTENANCE- Large Ann Arbor com-
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maintenance person with knowledge of air
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ment preps. Must have transportation. Call
for appointment. 734-665-4331.
NATIONAL INTERNET Service Provider
needs full & part time network rep's. No ex-
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3123.
OFFICE ASSISTANT-Bookkeeping/ac-
counting skills, word processing.Well-
organized, self-staring, and car. $
Negotiable. 662-9191.
PERSON to do light housework & watch 6
yr. old 3 or 4 aftemoons per week. Person
must have their own transportation. Call 973-
9162.
PROPERTY MANAGER-Seeking
enthusiastic, high energy, self-motivated,
take charge individual or team, for a
challenging, rewarding full Property
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3 11L"xrK1tERaN 15 NO "IA uNG ap-
plications for waitstaff Spring/Summer (Art
Fair) Energetic, punctual applicants should
apply today 310 Maynard 995-0100.
SEASONAL GOLF COURSE maintenance
positions available. Primary duties will be,
but not limited to, flower care. $8/hr., full or
part-time. For more information, call Russ at
995-1588.
SECURITY GUARDS to work on UM
campus. part-time, full-time, permanent,
temporary. Apply at: State Securty Services,
525 Church, 668-0444. EOll
SUBSTITUTES NEEDED. NAEYC Ac-
credited Early Childhood Center is inneed of
substitutes for Spring and Summer. Call 668-
0887.
SUMMER WAREHOUSE workers: Send
resume to: Bob Wooley, G.P.D. Inc. 35457
Industrial Rd., Livonia, MI 48150.
TEMPORARY LEASING AGENT. Large
Ann Arbor apt. community. Must have
general office experience. April-Labor Day.
Cal1 734-665-4331.
VOLUNTEER IN Africa or Mexico. One
year placements in various sectors: human
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journalism, microenterprise, health, refugee
relief, more. Internships in our Washington
DC office. Visions in Action. (202) 625-
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visions.
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the Amer. Lung Assoc. Discover the frontier
within yourself. Volunteer, join the Crew!
Call 1-800-BIG-RIDE today.
WANTED!!FULL TIME aide for 4th grader
who has autism at an elementary school foe
98-'99 school year. Aide will monitor hin
academic skills and deliverefacilitations in the
regular ed. classroom. College degree
denired. No experience required. Contact
Nina. (810) 231-7374.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO EARN UP TO
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WOULD YOU LIKE HIGHLY DETAILED
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MAKE A CONTRIBUTION TO SCIENCE!
The UNIVERITY OF MICHIGAN seeks
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* Needed are normal, healthy men and
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right-handed, with normal or corrected
vision.
* Volunteers completing PET studies receive
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*Volunteers completing FRMI studies
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Also needed are mm and women that meet
the above criteria for studies NOT involving
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If you are interested in participating, or
would like more information conceming our
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available to take your call, please leave a
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child care
AUTISTIC 11 yr. old boy, high functioning,
needs care in our Dexter home. Flexible hi.,
$7.80/hr. References. 734-426-8556.
BABYSITTER FOR ACTIVE, engaging 2
yr. old boy. 6-8 hrs./wk., non-smoker,
responsible. 971-1519.
CAREGIVER WANTED: Looking for a
responsible caregiver for our 9 yr. old son, in
our home. M-F, hours may vary. Must have
reliable trans. to drive son to various ac-
tivities in Ann Arbor. Country club member-
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view 971-6902.
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CHILD CAKE wanted for my lavely, weti-
behaved 10-yr-old son, to walk with him to
swim team & tennis & play with him at
home. 40 hrs./wk. after June 11, generous
salary. Immediate start date possible at 15
hrs./wk. to do homework with him. Male &
female encouraged to apply. Call Katie at
734/647-4334.
CHILD CARE needed in home for 6 mo.
old infant. 10-20 hrs./wk. 213-5857. 1 mile
from campus. Hrs. flexible.
CHILDCARE NEEDED this summer. Exp.
caregiver 3 days/wk.: Tus., Thurs., Fri. van-
able hrs. 2 kids ages 8 & 12 in our Bums
Park home. Good pay for reliable non-smkr.
w/ own car. Refs. Please call 769-2875.
FUNLOVING BABYSITTER needed for
occasional Sat. nights for 2 fantastic little
boys. References. 913-0313.
JAPANESE FAMILY seeks loving person
to care for 16 mo. boy at Ann Arbor home
with pregnant mother staying home. No ex-
perience necessary. All nationalities
welcome. Needs to enjoy outside play. Time
and fees negotiable. 668-7445.
SITTER for school child Sat. 2:30-11:30
p.m. Need own car. $7/hr. 665-4719.
SUPERVISE 8 yr. old boy & 11 1/2 yr. old
girl at swim club. N-smkr, own car. 994-
0959. Pay negotiable
UM Mens' Boxing Club
open at the Coliseum
Tu 4-6, Wed 7-9, Thur 4-6 pm.
Seeking Athletes.
Beginners Welcome!
Good coaching, friendly
& affordable. Check us
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Matt 332-3906 for info
or drop in at practice.
BASKETBALL FAN looking for UM 1985
NIKE DUNK BASKETBALL SHOES.
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used. Call anytime: 1-800/921-5411.
LOVING, PROFESSIONAL couple desires
to adopt infant. This child will be cherished
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should be taken in this case."
The University submitted its report to
the NCAA in December, but did not
receive a final response until last
Tuesday, impeding coach Brian
Ellerbe's recruiting efforts. Between
Ellerbe's uncertain job status - he was-
n't named the permanent basketball
coach until March 20- and the investi-
gation looming over the basketball pro-
gram, the University had much turmoil
to deal with.
Two highly-sought recruits,
Stromile Swift of Louisiana and Tony
Akins of Georgia, narrowed their
choices down to Michigan and a
close-to-home school. Both opted to
stay close to home, and Ellerbe
received no new commitments during
the spring signing period.
The investigation began when then-
Michigan basketball player Maurice
Taylor's new Ford Explorer rolled over
on M-14. The NCAA began to raise
questions as to who paid for the car.
The focus of the investigation then
shifted to Martin and his close ties to
Taylor and former players Chris Webber
and Robert Traylor.
The University hired Bond,
Schoeneck and King, a law firm
known for handling NCAA-sanction
cases. The firm discovered three vio-
lations in its investigation, all involv-
ing Martin: Martin was in Traylor's
house during a recruiting visit by
then-coach Steve Fisher; Martin gave
food to Traylor and his grandmother
and provided transportation for his
grandmother to some Michigan bas-
ketball games; Martin had improper
contact with then-Michigan recruit
and current Michigan State basketball
player Mateen Cleaves during an on-
campus recruiting visit.
The University avoided far more
serious charges, such as Martin giv-
ing money to players, when the law
firm was unable to prove such alle-
gations.
The Detroit Free Press cited six
unidentified sources in two stories pub-
lished in 1997 claiming that Martin
loaned money to at least Taylor and
Webber.
But Bond, Schoeneck and King was
unable to substantiate the claims.
During the summer of the investiga-
tion, then-Michigan athletic director Joe
Roberson resigned for personal reasons.
Tom Goss was hired as his replacement
and charged with cleaning up the
University's image.
Just days after Bond, Schoeneck
and King released its report finding
no major NCAA violations, Goss
fired then-Michigan coach Steve
Fisher despite the fact that only three
secondary violations were found.
"I never thought his job should've
been taken away," longtime Fisher
assistant Brian Dutcher said. "But the
person that mattered most, Mr. Goss,
did think so"
Goss denied that the investigation
was the cause of Fisher's termination. *
Dutcher was passed over for the head
coaching job in favor of assistant
Ellerbe it October, and Dutcher, the last
link to Fisher's program on the
Michigan coaching staff, resigned earli-
er this month to pursue other coaching
opportunities.

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