he michigan daily
ERRYTOWN 1 BDRM. New kitchen and
th. Laundry and more. $735. 954-630-9470
954-568-5697.
ARGE FURNISHED 2 & 3 bdrm. apt. on
State, Near UM bus stop, 5 Min. to Mich.
nion. 2001 Fall lease. Heat & waterincl., 2-
nk bath, Intercom/sec. buzzer, New
ture, New appliance, Bale., A/C, Prkg.,
y., for 2-4 $1000-$1600., No stnkg/no
ts. 734-996-3539, ehtseng@aol.com , 9
tt. to 8 p.m.
NATURE IN THE CITY
Contemporary 2 bdrm. in quiet west side,
balconv. A/C and mch iore. 741-9300.
OOM AVAIL. 432 S. Division St., Apt. 5.
eat, water, prkg. spot incl. S460/mo. If
crested, please email Kellie
tilluumie or call 734-764-2060..
OMS IN house near Med. Center and
etral Campus, 407 N. Ingalls. Great for
cad Students, quiet, non-smoking, starting
00. Call 734 769-1936.
SPACIOUS
toe & two bedroom apartments available for
Fall 2001.8 minutes (walking) from diag,
clean, quiet, parking, non-smokers only.
Please contact Wilson White Co., Inc. at
134-995-9200. Equal Housing Opportunity.
PARKLING bi-level apts. & eff. furn. for
II on central campus. 734-260-3610.
STUDIO APARTMENT
Available for Fall 2001, just minutes from
U of M central campus and downtown.
ly furnished with heat, hot & cold water
trovided. For additional information and an
tppointment to view, please contact Wilson
White Co., Inc. at 734-995-9200. Equal
Housing Opportunity.
'WELVE BDRM. hse. on High St. also
vail. as 2 six bdrm. apts, 4 baths., 2 kitchs.,
living rms, patio deck, off street prkg, free
dry., Sept. to Sept. leases, $4130 + util. call
34-615-2597.
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pants.
Students remain involved in the pro-
gram, even after they have finished," she
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
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WRITE-AWAY resume service: next day
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BDRM. SPACIOUS A/C, parking, furn-.
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SUMMER JOBS for the
ENVIRONMENT
$300-$500/week
* Protect the Great Lakes!
* Save Wilderness Areas!
* Make a Diffference!
Career opportunities and
benefits available.
Call Casey 332-4464
AN AVERAGE STUDENT'S DREAM!
The other way to succeed. Free road map.
800-693-4413.
AQUATICS COORDINATOR Ann Arbor
YMCA seeks 1-2 people for position or job
share. Job segments include supervision,
training, scheduling of staff &
maintenance/development of programs.
Requires current Ig cert. YMCA membership,
trinings, paid retirement & AATA pass
included; FT includes health benefits.
Contact Mary @ 734-213-8592 ext. 225 or
mjroberts@annarborymca.org EOE
EARN $530 WEEKLY distributing
phonecards. No experience necessary. Full or
part time. Call 1-800-362-7662.
GOT THE BLUES? FEELING DOWN?
People suffering from depression needed for
a research project studying brain chemistry.
Must be 18-50, healthy, medication free
including birth control pills and hormones,
non-smoker, with normal sleep-wake cycle.
Evaluation includes physical exam, EKG,
blood work and an interview. Study requires
two half-days at the hospital, an IV and blood
draws. Compensation $150.00. Call
936-4845.
HEAD COACH POSITION OPEN
Established age group swimming program is
accepting resumes for head coach for 150+
teams. UFF Certification required. Contact
Dianne Daily at 734-747-6595 or email at
d2daily@hotmail.com
IF YOU ARE OF MEX1CAN descent, earn
$12 Jin a 1 hr. Psych experiment. Contact
pespinoz@umich.edu or call 647-8014.
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.
OVERWEIGHT ADULT WOMEN &ho
are currently using weight-loss supplements
and are not pregnant or lactating are needed
for a study at the U-M Complementary and
Alternative Medicine Research Center. For
more information, contact Jenna or Aileen at
734-998-7712.
PAID LISTENERS NEEDED for multi-
week study at Kresge Hearing Research
Institute. onsan@umich.edu
PART TIME WORK as private nurse-aid in
my home. Female students to work 3-12
hrswk. caritg for my cheerful, elderly
mother, a stroke victim. Pleasant, easy work,
nice environment. Prefer nursing student or
someone who enjoys helping people. $10.50-
$12/hr. Please write a description of your
experience, education, work needs, and
phone number to: P.O. 130634, Ann Arbor
48113-0634.
PROJECT RESEARCHERS WANTED!
We need researchers in the areas of Business.
Law, Science & Technology, Medicine, etc.
work remotely, when you want and on the
projects you want. Excellent pay! Visit
www.BizVida.com and click on the Apply
to be a BizVida researcher" link to find out
more.
READERS FEELING CLUELESS
approaching graduation needed to give
feedback for book on same.
fetebooks2@aol.cornt
REAL LIFE LIVING SERVICES is
accepting applications for Direct
Care/Petsonal Aides. Great for people w/
experience in OT, PT, ST, Psych, Social
Work, Nursitg, Human Services! $7.75 -
$9.00/hr. Applicants must be 18 years of age,
possess a valid unrestricted drivers license
and have a HS diploma or GED.
734-222-6076. EOE
RESEARCH PARTICIPANTS wanted.
Participants will be asked to complete both
an online survey and a laboratory experiment.
Payment is $20. Call 734-764-8385 to
determine if you are elegible.
ROOF COATINGS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY SEEKS
a retail sales representative for the state of
Michigan for merchandising of home centers
and retail stores, setting displays, and product
knowledge training of store employees and
customers. Qualified candidates should have
some sales and/or service experience and
good customer service and sales skills.
Hardworking recent graduates with some
work experience are encouraged. Please
submit your resume to:
sshoemaker@henry.com or fax to
513-748-6571.
TRY 20K PLAN for EARLY
RETIREMENT. Free into: 800-693-4413.
WANTED ENRICHMENT TEACHERS
for before and after school program with
elementary school children. Gain pre-student
teaching hour experience. Call KingCare at
994-4485.
WANTED: Someone to help us provide
tender loving care to countless needy, and,
truth to be told rather messy, animals. The
Human Society of Huron Valley is looking
for a few good men and women throughout
the rest of the summer (or perhaps
permanently if all goes well), to help clean,
feed, and fuss over our animals, and to help
us work actively to place them in loving
homes.
We are open seven days a week, the standard
shift is four 10 hour days. Different schedules
are negotiable. Please stop by our facility at
3100 Cherry Hill Road (2 miles east of 23,
1/4 mile south of Plymouth Road - turn at
Dixboro General Store) to pick up an
application, or pull one off the web at
hshv.org
You need tobe 18 years to apply. A steadfast
love of animals and people is essential to
succeed in this lob.
i/i
ANN ARBOR profesional couple looking
for student as Mother's helper for II year
old. Possible live-in. Driving preferable. One
mile from campus in beautiful house.
Approx. 4 hours per day in summer. Flexible.
Some weekend nights. Somewhat less during
school. Must be warm & nurturing. Speak
Russian a plus. Good pay. Fax letter to
663-2415 or email to DSolden@aol.com
BABYSITTER NEEDED in our Ann Arbor
home days or eves. 15-30 hrs./wk. Own trans,
refs, non-smoker req. Call 734-761-3032.
CHILDCARE - NANNY NEEDED in our
home for our 4 mo. old son. 3 days/wk. Start
ASAP. Refs and experience w/ infants
required. Please call Jenny at 769-6458.
CHILDCARE CENTER needs your help
closing 3:30-5:30 M-F for fall semester. Help
w/ snack and playtime. Great fun. Call Pat at
St. Paul Early Childhood Center: 668-0887.
CHILDCARE FOR 6 YR. OLD in our
home. July-Aug., pm, flex. scehdule and
fall/winter term 3:30-5:30 M-F. Own trans.,
non-smoker. Please call 769-7464.
CHILDCARE for kindergarten aged child.
Aug. 27, 2001 - June 17, 2002. 10-15 hrsi
wk., Mon. - Fri., 11-1 + additional hrs. as
needed. Good pay, Ann Arbor, own trans., no
smkg., call w/ refs. 669-0956.
said.
Also, current students and recent
alumni of the program had the opportu-
nity to present the results of their proj-
ect. MSU alum Ronnie Tyson, who
participated in SROP last year, was back
this year to present his research on
chemical dependency counselors.
Tyson said his experience in SROP
motivated him to enroll in a Masters
program because it provided him with
exposure to research.
'In my neighborhood," he said, they
didn't talk about qualitative and quanti-
tative research. I wasn't exposed to that
kind of stuff."
Curry said SROP raises the level of
motivation to pursue graduate work by
giving students a realistic preview of
what graduate school is like.
The CIC launched the program in
1986. Since then, over 7,500 students
have participated. Over two-thirds of
alumni have attended graduate and pro-
fessional schools - five times the
national average.
IRAIDS! $65-155 + Micro Latch twists
San cornrow silkydreds. Sheila 483-5425.
LEGE CLEANERS: PROF. Dry
leaning and Laundry shirts, Free summer
torage. 715 N. Univ., next to Hill, 662-1906.
(OT THE ONLY RIDE IN TOWN, but
he cheapest! Door-to-door. Ann Arbor Taxi,
734-741-9000-.
RESUMES - Professionally prepared
esumes. Affordable rates, rush service, web
tosting. 734-677-3378..
THESIS EDITING. All disciplines and
ats. 25 years U-M experience.
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