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Attention Work from Home
$1500mo/PT, $5000mo/FT
Mail Order Internet, 888-442-3927
Attention! Earn a second income
without a second job. 800-568-0454
www.VivaYourDream.com
Attention: We Need Help!
$500-$6000 PT/FT. Free training.
866-572-7424
PRODUCTION ASSISTANT
The ODE production department is
hiring a production assistant. Work
6-10 hours a week. Morning hours
only. Must be reliable. Use
QuarkXPress to start the day's pa
per. Applicants must be detail-orient
ed, logical and enjoy problem-solv
ing. Applicants must have computer
experience. Macintosh and page
layout programs are a plus.
Applicants must be UO students.
$6.65 per hour after training period.
Stop by the office to learn more
about the job and pick up an appli
cation at 300 EMU. Application
deadline is 5 p.m. Monday, Novem
ber 12th, 2001. Freshmen welcome
to apply. The Oregon Daily Emerald
is an Equal Opportunity Employer
committed to a culturally diverse
workplace.
A new way to make money around
your schedule. Looking for 2-3 sharp
& ambitious people interested in
earning $1147 PT. Call 431-4047.
213H0USES FOR SALE
2435 Kincaid
Light and attractive 3 bedroom, 2
bath 1995 Fuqua manufactured
home in great location. Lots of win
dows, a skylight plus new carpet
thru-out. Property also features new
carport, fencing, landscaping.
$127,500. Gail Newton - Unique
Properties. 484-9381 day or 484
2463 eve.
213H0USES FOR SALE
OWN INSTEAD OF RENTING!
Very nice condo with spectacular
view in South Hills. On bus line to
UO. Now available for immediate oc
cupancy. Includes 2 bdrms, 2 baths
with fireplace Also has fitness cen
ter, sauna & pool. Priced at
$84,900. Loan rates at lowest in 40
years. Start building equity and re
ceive tax advantages now. Call
Dave at 343-6468 or 221-1480.
215 APARTMENTS
2 bdrms, $550-$575, 3.5 blocks from
UO. 1550 Mill St., furnished. Avail.
Now! Parking avail. 484-9922.
New 1 bdrms furnished apts.,
Close to campus, $525-$575.
510-0277 or 434-8301.
2 bdrms, $630, 1 block from UO, fur
nished. Avail. Now! Parking avail.
484-9922.
UNIVERSITY
COMMONS
APARTMENTS
Now Leasing!
Bus route to campus.
Call now!
541-338-4000
www. capstone-dev. com
Two bdrm furnished apt. 4 blocks to
UO. 1200 Ferry St. Available now.
$495/mo. Parking, laundry, d/w, dis
posal. 343-3318
www.dailyemerald.com
FURNISHED
Greatly Reduced - 2 weeks free!
318 E. 15th - Great location! 3 bdrm.
New Paint! Must see! Wood floors,
range & refrigerator. Garbage paid.
$695 + deposits. Lease. 688-2060.
Ballot Measure 20-53
This city would use short-term strategies to preserve
and improve existing roadways in West Eugene. This
strategy focusing on the enhancement of roads as a
short-term solution and the development of alternative
forms of transportation as a long-term strategy.
Altogether this measure would preserve 44.2 acres of
wetlands west of Beltline.
Ballot; Measure 20-54
This ballot measure would move forward with the plan
to build the West Eugene Highway, a four lane parkway
running for 5.8 miles east-west from Garfield to outside
city. The goal of this project is to reduce current traffic
volume on West 11th at Beltline and would cost the city
an estimated 88.5 million. Approximately 50 acres of
wetlands will be filled with an estimated 53-92 acres
being created or enhanced to make Up for the loss.
Paid for by ASUO Executive.
Horoscope by Linda C. Black
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (Nov. 5). First, get your fi
nancial affairs into order. It shouldn't take too
long. Then, sign up for a class or two. Get that
degree or credential you've promised yourself.
Go back to dog-training school, or take that in
tensive course in the martial arts. You'll never be
the same, and that can be a good thing.
To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10
is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Today is a 5 -
You're not quite up to par. Don't take on extra
work now, and don't say much about what
you're already doing. No point in letting the
competition in on your plans. You do have plans,
don't you? If not, find a comfortable place to be
and come up with some.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Today is a 7 - A
very attractive person has something to teach
you. It could be about business, or it could be
about love - that part isn't clear. The attraction is
obvious, however, and the lesson could bring
you great rewards. Try not to let it get in the way
of your regular duties.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 21) - Today is a 7 - Make
tentative plans but not major commitments. Fo
cus most of your attention on bringing the mon
ey in, not on how you're going to spend it. Set
goals, then plans, then a checklist. Then, get
started.
CANCER (June 22-July 22) - Today is a 7 -
You're lookin good and feelin' even better.
You're ready to try something bold. But be fore
warned that actions will be much more effective
than words. Don't talk about it; just do it.
LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - Today is a 5 - Take time
to ponder your possibilities, assess your op
tions, explore your alternatives. Set priorities
and consult advisors. This is not procrastina
tion, it's planning,
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 7 - Your
discarded items could be exactly what your fa
vorite group needs. One person's trash is anoth
er's treasure, so don't just pitch that stuff. Find a
good home for it.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22) - Today is a 7 - No
more goofing off. Time to settle down and get
back to business. You sure like going places, so
don't complain if you have to work to pay for it.
But don't work harder. Work smarter.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 7 -
Share information you ve recently learned with
a person who can put it to good use. This will
eventually be to your benefit, but don t do it for
that reason. Do it because you can and because
it will help.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is a 6 -
You're naturally lucky, but this is not a great time
to gamble. Make a secure investment instead.
Something that was beneficial before, or some
thing old, should work. But don't talk about it.
Do it.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is a 6 -
It s payback time. Do something special for a
person who did a good deed for you once. If you
don't immediately know who, give yourself a
minute. You'll think of somebody. But don t tell.
Have it be a surprise.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 7 -
Time to reign in your enthusiasm somewhat.
Channel that energy. Your friends, relatives and
co-workers will be amazed at how much you
can accomplish.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is a 6 -
Something you'd been wondering about is start
ing to make sense. The solution being proposed
now is much more to your liking. Negotiations
haven't been completed yet, so don t drift off.
Continue to pay close attention.
Two bedroom • $585
On campus.
Call 344-2657. Talray Holdings
1965 Patterson
The Greenwood Apartments
Do you like NEW?
New cabinets, counters, appliances,
floor coverings, lighting, plumbing
fixtures and windows! Just a few
spacious units left in this quite com
plex. 1 & 2 bedrooms, $575/$695
Call 683-2271 to view today.
PROSPECT PARK
484-6553
Two and three bdrm apartments
avail. Many amenities plus private
decks, views, pool, tennis court,
playground and more. 1710 North
view Blvd. (right past 25th and
Chambers).
MALLARD
PROPERTIES
Brand New - Completed Nov. 1st
1933 Garden Avenue Apts #1-9
(off of Franklin Blvd. near Onsen Hot Tubs)
• 1 bedroom - 1 bath - 650 sq. ft.
• Rent $650 per month; Security
deposit $500
• Natural gas fireplace in each
apartment
• Dishwasher, disposal, range,
refrigerator, built-in
microwave
• Natural aas water heaters in
Apts. #2. #3, #7, & #8
• Private balcony with view of
the Millrace & Willamette
Rivers
• Window coverings provided
• Wired for phone & cable T.V.
in living space & bedroom
• Covered bike parking, ample
car parking spaces
• Free on-site laundry facility
• Free water, sewer & garbage
services
• Month-to-month, Sorry, no
pets
02501392
Call 465-3825
623 East 17th Alley #B2 - studio
$415/month; $350 deposit
on site laundry.
Mallard Properties
Call 465-3825
-Sorry, no pets
water/sewage/garbage free
month to month
Campus Apts. Avail, now. 1 bdrm -
$435. 2 bdrm - $600. Month to
month lease. 343-8545.
1149 Ferry
The Firtree Apartments
Very close to campus! Only a few 1
and 2 bedrooms left! Completely
remodeled, fully applianced,
laundry, covered parking available.
Now renting for fall term- $525/$595.
Call 684-0515.
560 Country Club Pkwy.
M-F 8am-5pm
www.renteugene. com
1 Bedroom Apartments
354 E. 14th $425
2 Bedrooms Apartments
535 E. 14th (Alley) $480
Houses
3040 Onyx (3) $810
3005 Harris (4) $1095
For complete listings 24/7,
check out our website,
www.renteuaene.com or stop by
our office and pick up a free list of
all our available properties! Give
us a call for more information at
338-3311 or call our information
hotline at 338-3383.
ONE MONTH
FREE!!
New Quads
1827 Harris
• All utilities included
• Laundry on-site
• Across from UO
$250
s www.CampusRental.com
1 1247 Villard • 343-6000
225 QUADS
1 block to UO, parking/laundry. Qui
et policy, no pets. $250/mo. Alder
St. Quads. 1360 Alder, 345-5949.
FREE RENT
NICE QUADS
walk to campus/laundry room
security gates
$275-$295-$315
school year lease or month/month
Call Bruce 485-5426
Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC
1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776
230 ROOMS FOR RENT
2140 Harris
3 blocks to UO. Lots of light. $295
$310 includes utilities and kitchen
use. Lease. Laundry available. Sorry
no pets. No smoking. 688-2060.
Lowest Cost Student Housing. The
Co-ops are looking for new mem
bers. $1150/term includes all meals,
supplies, furniture and cool folks.
ROOMS FOR RENT. Great for se
rious students/working people. 4
blocks from UO entrance. All utils,
paid, house telephone & cleaning
service provided. No drugs & dis
ruptive behavior. 341-9434
450 E. 14th Campus Rooms For
Rent- New paint, new carpets,
shared kitchen and bathrooms. All
utilities paid. $375/350+deposit
&LMR. Bell Real Estate 630 River
Road Eugene. 688-2060
Japanese Career Seminar
For Japanese/English Bilinguals.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
12:30 EMU Walnut Room
5:00 Grayson 129, for info.
jso@gladstone.uoregon.oregon.edu
Experienced academic editor and
English teacher will edit/proofread
our thesis or journal article. Campus
pick up and delivery. Call Northstar
Writing and Editing. 344-8386.
I
285 SERVICES
^4-hour support for survivors & their
friends. Sexual Assault Support
Services, 343-SASS.
Media Detox info, share meeting.
Concerned about personal/global
media impacts? 1st/3rd Weds. 7 pm,
Century Rm. D, Union. 935-4940.
Abortion Services to 21 weeks. Free
pregnancy tests.
All Women's Health Services.
633 E. 11th, 342-5940
Pregnant? Or maybe?
New medical clinic, confidential, free
1st Way 687-8651
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290 HEALTH & FITNESS
Excellent Holistic Therapeutic Re
laxation Massage. Student rate:
$25/hr. Hot towels, oils, stones, aro
matherapy. Exp. LMT. 431-7095.
Open Mic Night. Come by the
Campbell Club November 8th. Sign
up 7:30, starts at 8pm. A great night
of entertainment-Free!!
SMILE!
off the mark by Mark Paris
“FEAT.“5.ESYRD ®2001 MARK PARISI www.offthemark.com
Markrarisi@aol.com
Crossword
ACROSS
1 In this place
5 Separate
9 Torn tickets
14 Above
15 Small combo
16 Painter Matisse
17 Packs heat
19 Ryan or Tatum
20 Waiting in the
wings
21 Crow’s cry
23 Picnic invader
24 SUV’s ancestors
29 Irk
30 Iroquois tribe
33 Truck
compartment
36 Cafeteria stack
38 Water pitchers
39 “Ben_"
40 “And I Love
41 _Vegas
43 Ready to go
44 Delete
46 “Thou_not...”
48 A couple
49 Japanese
horseradish
'-J i nun fjiai iia
53 Fire-safety
device
58 Unruly group
60 Hanoi holiday
61 Figure of speech
62 Unsuitable
64 Became more
severe
68 Kiel or Suez
69 Needle case
70 Rachel or Simon
71 Dawson or Gide
72 Latvian
73 Bump off
DOWN
1 Tramps
2 Phenomenon
3 Ranch name in
“Giant"
4 Listed mistakes
5 Sch. group
6 Schedule abbr.
7 Edge
8 Puccini opera
9 Carry a big stick
10 Sawbuck
Solutions
11 Superlatively
apprehensive
12 Husk of grain
13 Sediment
18 Kissing game
22 Earlier
25 Fairy-tale
monster
26 Draws closer
27 Sardonic
28 Innovative
31 Sketched
32 Concerning
33 Masticate
34 Surrounding glow
35 Parade group
37 Great_Lake
42 Came down to
earth
45 Newsman
Donaldson
47 Concealed
50 Likable ’50s
candidate?
52 Threaded
fasteners
54 Lucy’s landlady
55 Of musical
sounds
56 “Martha" or
“Norma”
57 “I Am Woman"
singer
58 Isinglass
59 Son of Judah
63_excellence
65 Goddess of
criminal folly
66 Same old same
old
67 Mind the children