190 OPPORTUNITIES
ETHICS ESSAY CONTEST for un
dergrads, $500 grand prize and four
$300 first prizes. Guidelines and en
try forms from UO Cultural Forum,
Suite 2, EMU, in person only.
DO PASS GO! Get into the game at
the Career & Internship Fair, Janu
ary 21 & 22, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., EMU
Ballroom. Collect Game Cards for
great door prizes.
Leadership Opportunity
Freshman Interest Group (FIG)
Leaders Needed. Enhance
leadership, organizational and
communication skills while helping
freshmen adjust to the Uof O. Earn
upper-division credits and a cash
award. For application and
information, stop by 164 Oregon
Hall, call 346-1079, or attend one of
the interest sessions at 4:00 and 7:00
pm in the Walnut Room (EMU) on
January 21. Application deadline t$,
Friday, February 6. yM
Student Orientation Staff!
Are you enthusiastic, dedicated, and
interested in helping new UO stud
ents and parents? We need 14 of
UO's finest for the 1998 Student
Orientation Staff. Earn 3 upper-div.
credits this spring and approximately
$1090 for your work July 5-24 and
Sept. 20-27. Apps available in 372
Oregon Hall and are due by 5 p.m..
Friday, Jan. 23. For more informa
tion call us at 346-1159.
190 OPPORTUNITIES
FREE CASH GRANTS!
College. Scholarships. Business.
Medical Bills. Never Repay. Toll Free
1-800-218-9000 Ext. G 2063
205 HELP WANTED
195 RECRUITING
Counselor A & D, Bilingual
Progressive outpatient chemical de
pendency treatment agency hiring A
& D bilingual counselor (English/
Spanish) for Lane County Drug
Court Program. BA/MA/CADC + 2 yrs
A & D experience preferred. Full
time; $1695 -$1983 per mo.; bene
fits. Obtain application from ACES
1040 Oak St. Eugene, OR 97401;
email ACES@ pond.net EOE.
Retail-Swimwear
Part time position, $7/hr. plus bonus
es. Up to 20 hrs/week. Call 334-5020
for application. Applications close
Jan. 26th.
U ot O College of Education Summer
Enrichment Program for Talented
and Gifted Students June 21-July 28,
1998. Teachers and Dormitory
counselors wanted, must possess
enthusiasm to work with junior high
age youth. For job descriptions and
applications contact Bobbie Black
well, Ed 170, 346-3084 or 346-1405/
1404. Application deadline for coun
selors March 15, 1998, and (or
teachers February 27,1998._
HAVE YOU BEEN INVOLVED in
CCDC, Club Sports, Craft Center,
Cultural Forum/SARO, Greek Life,
Outdoor Program, or the Rec. Cen
ter (or at least one term? II so, the
EMU Board is currently accepting
applications for a Student Program
Representative. Applications and
position descriptions are available in
EMU Reception, and are due no lat
er than 3 p.m. Friday, January 23.
Questions? Call 346-3705
205 HELP WANTED
Got Winter Bills?
Hying to Save $$$ For Spring Break?
Earn $7.50 per hour while working in a fun
& energetic atmosphere!
NOW HIRING
Student Fundraisers
University of Oregon
Annual Giving Program
Help ensure that your education
is the best it can be!
Agate Hall, room 124
applications available lpm - 9pm
Questions? Call 346-2059
HorOSCOpC by Frances Drake
f or Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1998
ARIES
(March 21 to April 19)
This will be a very busy day for
you, both at home and on the job.
However, you're more than up to
those tasks and will accomplish
much by day's end. Reward yourself
with a quiet evening with a loved
^TAURUS
(April 20 to May 20)
Even thou gh you feel someone spe
cial has you hanging on a string,
don't despair. Patience will win in
the end and romance will flourish.
Both single and married folks will
find this a time of renewed romance
and harmony.
GEMINI
(May 21 to June 20)
You are highly motivated at work
and will even amaze yourself with
your efficiency. This will put you in
a good mood all day. Since you feel so
lighthearted, it's a good time to get
out and kick up your heels.
CANCER
(June 21 to July 22)
You're feeling restless and inde
pendent and may not be in a very
cooperative mood at work and at
home. It's wise to fight these feelings
and try harder to work with others.
Loved ones will prove most helpful
and beneficial.
LEO
(July 23 to Aug. 22)
If you've been looking to make a
change in jobs, this is the .time to
pursue the venture. New experiences
and opportunities are in the stars
for you. Perhaps a complete switch
is unnecessary, as a promotion could
be in the works.
VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept 22)
Someone with whom you’d lost
contact will appear out of the blue.
This will be a most exciting and
romantic reunion. Because of this,
you will find yourself in a social
whirl all day, but be sure to get
enough rest.
LIBRA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
While everyone else around you at
work seems to be running around
with no purpose, you’re quietly get
tiqg things done. Resultant tajks
with bigwigs should be kept confi
dential since co-workers are apt to
react jealously.
SCORPIO
(Oct 23 to Nov. 21)
Your magnetism is unbeatable, so
take advantage of it and get out and
about. Socializing is heavily favored
and paves the way for new opportu
nities for personal growth. Spend
the evening getting together with
SAGITTARIUS
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
You're in a generous mood. In
dulge this and pick up some surprise
gifts for your loved ones. You'll be
amazed at how this little gesture
will brighten up things at home.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)
There is something not up to par
with a business partner but you're
not able to put your finger on it. The
best way to find out is to ask directly.
Your charm will come through and
you will be able to sell just about
anything to anyone.
AQUARIUS
(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)
Although you will be unprepared
for what will occur financially, the
news is not bad at all. You will soon
find the means to make that pur
chase you've been after for some
time. The accent, though, is on the
PISCES
(Feb. 19 to March 20)
You will be of a creative bent this
day and have excellent intuition
where those interests are concerned.
Those of you who are parents are
advised to have some long talks with
your children. They will be very ben
YOU BORN TODAY do better in
business for yourself than with oth
ers. A self-motivated self-starter, you
just can't bend to someone else's
will. Law, teaching, writing, reli
gion and music are some of the fields
in which you'll find fulfillment.
Whatever you choose, it's something
you can do from a home office. Fam
ily and domestic life are of the ut
most importance to you
Birth date of: Robby Benson, actor,
Gee ns Davis, actress; Mac Davis,
singer. C IMS King F«»,turw Syndicate lac
205 HELP WANTED
Jewelry manufacturer seeks quality
goldsmith. Good soldering skills and
willingness to learn a must. Career
oriented with good pay and benefits.
Eugene area. Send resume to P.O.
Box 5122, Eugene. OR 97405.
HOME TYPISTS, PC users needed.
S45.000 income potential.
Call 1-800-513-4343 ext. B-9642
Part time sales/ clerical. Mornings
and evenings. Apply in person with
resume and times available. Lazar's
57 W. Broadway
Model/Actor? Need headshots or
portfolio shots? Local photographer
otters free photo sessions. You pay
only lilm costs. Portraits. Glamour.
Fashion. Fine Art. 344-8443
EARLY CHILDHOOD SUBSTI
TUTE TEACHERS UO child Care
and Development Centers and the
Vivian Olum Child Development
Centers invite applications lor on
call substitute teachers. Requires
one year experience in a preschool/
toddler setting, or college level
course work in Early Childhood Edu
cation or related field, or Child De
velopment Associate credential. Sal
ary S6.98 per hour. Applications & in
formation available in the EMU
CCDC office, 1511 Moss_SL 346
4384
On-Site Manager for u of o
apt. complex. Apt. + salary. Send re
sume to: Mr. Baird, PO Box 214, Eu
gene, OR 97440
Legal Secretary: Immediate opening
for PT secretary/clerk in home law
office in Springfield, 12-20 hrs/wk.
Min. one-year law office experience,
detail oriented, good phone answer
ing skills, professional attitude, ex
perienced with computers (Win95,
WP 5.1. DOS and Quicken), type 40
50 WPM, reliable car, resume and
references. Call 741-6878
Film
Coordinator
Check in with the Cultural Forum to
plan the campus film program for
1998/99. Learn to negotiate fees
with film distributors, organize a
schedule, maintain a weekly film
series and work in a comfortable
and professional environment with
other students. Position begins
Spring Term '98. Deadline is Friday,
February 6, 1998. Suite 2-EMU 346
4373 Student Position. The CF is an
EO/AA employer.
|220 APARTMENTS (UNFURNISHED
205 HELP WANTED
Heritage Music
Coordinator
The Cultural Forum is accepting ap
plications from students interested in
programming folk music on cam
pus during 1998/99. Plan the 29th
annual Willamette Valley Folk
Festival. Work with managers,
agents, promoters amd artists. Posi
tion begins Spring Term '98. Dead
line is Friday, February 6, 1998. Su
ite 2-EMU, 346—4873 Student posi
tion. The CF is an EO/AA employer.
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
ROOM
2615 McMillan
Near 27th and Willamette. $190
1298 Washington
Furnished, non-smoking. $225 in
cludes all utilities.
1 BEDROOM
139 E. 17th
Near shops, bus. $365
195 E. 24th
Near Amazon running trail.
Laundry. Parking. $365
354 E. 14th
Lg. windows give lots of light. $395
361 E. 14th
Close to campus. Laundry. $370
914 E. 18th
Across from UO. Drips with charm.
Laundry. $425
945 E. 19th
Big windows. Laundry. $395
2 BEDROOMS
542 E. 18th (duplex)
Pet ok here only. Nice yard, near
shops, bus. $675
1432 Orchard
Private deck $525
HOUSE
3220 Kincaid
2 bdrm, fireplace. $695
You are welcome to stop by our of
fice for a FREE list of present and
future vacancies.
Sorry, no pets.
Shown by appointment only.
Spyglass Associates
345 W. 10th Ave.
686-1130
|220 APARTMENTS (UNFURNISHED
Yz JANUARY
FREE RENT!
University Manor
745 E. 15th
1-2-3 bedroom
$495 $650 $695
Call Ryan 485-9773
Maple Arms
1345 Ferry
1 bedroom $395
Call Craig 683-1363
Fircrest
630 E. 14TH
2 bedroom $615
Call Lewie 687-5996
College Side
737 E. 16th
2 bedroom $550
Call Dave 344-1827
Garden Terrace
1893 Garden Ave.
2 bedroom $545
1365 Ferry
1-2 bedroom
$525 $615
Call Craig 683-1363
Call Larry 344-6861 or
Morgana 687-0684
Mm Klein Property Management, Inc
485-7776 • 1301 FERRY
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210 HOUSES FOR RENT
Studio house available now.
Call 485-6991
Why rent?
$500 down APR 3 bdrm, 1 bath
Owner is agent. 485-0297
Furnished 4 bdrm 2 1/2 bath home
in SW hills, many amenities, wood
doors, huge deck, $1,350/ mo. 343
0937 Available mid-March.
213H0USES FOR SALE
GOVT FORECLOSED homes
from pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax,
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1-800-218-9000 Ext. H 2063 lor cur
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you know
down in the
DUMPS?
Send them some
LOVING
through a personal ad
in the Emerald!
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ALDERWOOD MANOR
1884-1860 Alder
Studios, 1 & 2 bedrooms
$395, $495, $595
Call John 686-0743
BLACKSTONE MANOR
1750 Alder
2 bedrooms $595
Call Morgana 687-0684
FLINTRIDGE
500 East 18th
2 bedrooms $615
Free basic cable TV
Call Lewie 687-5996
vonKlein Property Management, Inc.
485-7776 1301 Ferry #2
4 Bedroom 2.5 bath apartment. Fully
furnished, garbage & water paid.
$340/person. 334-6173.
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