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Caregiver wanted for male UO stu dent. live in 24hr/5-day weekday po sition. Prvt room incl. Start end of Dec, For info: 206-3335 Web Developer EMU Marketing is looking for a web developer to join our team in creat ing some of the most cutting-edge web projects on campus. Skills: Knowledge of or experience with apache servers, php, mysql, xml, java, flash remote scripting and Photoshop. Ability to independently research technologies and apply them to challenging projects. Addi tionally we are looking for someone who can work in a collaborative en vironment and also work independ ently to meet the deadlines for exe cuting his/her portion of projects. A great opportunity to enhance your current skills and learn new ones. Please send your resume and links to sites you have worked on to: llatour@uoreaon.edu Work tech/work study preferred. Deadline: Tuesday, November 30. 205 HELP WANTED GET PAID CASH to Answer Text Messages on Your Cell Phone! It's FREE. It's Easy, Opt-in @ Myyw.PoliCast.n9t Web content managers for new web development project, eugenebuzz.com. You will work with an open source content manage ment system to organize and man age content for this community web portal. Will provide general project specifications but you will have the opportunity to contribute creatively. Email info@euaenebuzz.com The Office of International Programs is accepting applications for Receptionist for winter term 2005. Must have work-study or tech fee funding. Previous office experience preferred. Application must include resume and winter term class schedule. Application deadline: Fri day 12/03/04. Interviews 12/6 12/10. Please apply in person at 330 Oregon Hall. Questions: Sarah 346-1213. 1 02505186 Dec. 2nd 8am to 3pm Dec. 3rd 11 am to 5pm Everything *1/2 off! In The Break (all S4&37U for Lost Item* i=li=li=Ll=U=Li=lHL!~li=IJ=L!=ll=IHli=li=li=L!=L!=li^L!=Li£IJ=L!=li=li=li^li£U£Li£LirL!=lJ=tHL!=li=li=lJ=L!=ti=ti=lHL!=li=li=li=li^ |aaa o UNIVERSITY OF OREGON RESPIRATORY ETIQUETTE IN THE FLU SEASON riJfilHfSrJrJrJr.niffH frcfrcfr;lnfiitHrnfHlnjRlHrHIEInI?9HfEn?lnlrc[rcfnfrcfi^[?^rEfnfrclnlHnIHHri^rrHnn?[nfr:lr:[rifnrKfr;[r;n:;fr;l U= /riuiniuiriing neuivi aria rreveriung ine nu at Work and Home A Brown Bag Presentation for the UO Community by UO Health Center Staff Tuesday, November 30,2004 Noon - 1:00 p.m. EMU, Walnut Room REGISTRATION: To register, please call Human Resources at 346-3159 Sponsored by: The UO Health Center, the Department of Environmental Health & Safety and Work and Family Services Work and Family jar faculty, staff CCT?\/T/"'r:c uml <lwUnt Jatntiie* 1 v C J UNIVERSITY of OREGON For disability accommodations, please call 346- 3159 An equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Horoscope by Holiday Mathis TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (November 29). This year, you learn, travel and apply expert advice to live up to your greatest potential. Next month, you put your sweat and tears into a project, and you'll see victory in the new year because of your hard work. Believeyou're meant for finan cial ease, and a breakthrough comes in Febru ary. Singles tie the knot in May, possibly with a Gemini or Leo. Your lucky numbers are: 1,6, 30,45 and 21. ARIES (March 21 -April 19). Parenting issues arise. If you are a parent, it's about shifting your style to accommodate the current state of things If you're not a parent, it's about remem bering what you were taught so you don't have to learn the lesson twice TAURUS (April 20-May 20) From the Latin word "discere," which means “to learn,’ we get the word ’discipline." Self-discipline is really about educating yourself, not about creating more ways and reasons to punish yourself. Be nice to you. GEMINI (May 21 -June 21) There's an oppor tunity that comes to you solely because some one else slipped up. Be compassionate, but jump on this1 Make sure you have fruit, cheese and drinks on hand at home Someone is stop ping by unexpectedly. CANCER (June 22-July 22). Friends won't be have themselves, so don't expect them to. The best you can do is refuse to be embarrassed by other people's actions. Make sure to call things in the moment, and you won't have to blow up later. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) What's on your mind? Money, riches, booty! You've been working hard, and still, it's just out of reach Get cre ative. A brainstorming session will open win dows of financial possibility worth investigat ing. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) While others con centrate on the frills and fancy finery, you find a practical action that will make the goal happen. By the way, without you, those nice little extras everyone likes would not be possible! LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Despite your efforts, a relationship is still less than perfect. Perhaps it's lovely in its flaws! Anyway, you can still feel bad about a mistake and feel good about your self. A Sagittarius helps you find compassion for yourself SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Maybe you're blowing things out of proportion. But, more likely, your sense of proportion just isn't like other people's, and that doesn't make if wrong. There are times when it's fun to make a big to do over a trifling matter. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You've got it all worked out in your head, but the question is whether everyone else can duplicate your plan. Too bad reality dictates that not everything will go your way. Communicate to the best of your ability. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Big responsi bilities are featured, and so is the fear of doing it all wrong - it's a healthy fear, though, and one that will keep you honest. Your brainchild is beginning to “walk." This is the next best thing to being immortal! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18). You're a tad gullible and could believe someone you'd usu ally agree is unbelievable Then comes the mental descent from sublime dreams to com monplace reality. Do not lose faith in visions, though! PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Consider yourself a protector' Hopefully, people will consult you before making silly decisions or falling for ploys designed especially to appeal to the igno rant through sensationalism or cheapness 205 HELP WANTED QUICK CASH Donate Plasma Earn up to $180mo. Call 683-9430 for details or stop by IBR Plasma Center 1901 W. 8th Ave, Eugene, OR. Love teaching? The Lesson Facto ry is looking for guitar, drum, bass, vocal, piano, trumpet, and more in structors. mail or bring in resume to The Lesson Factory, 1011 Greenaa cres Rd. Eugene, OR, 97408. www.thelessonfactory.com Technical Assistant: Oregon Re search Institute (ORI) is seeking 2 qualified help desk assistants for IT department. Candidates will be knowledgeable of Windows 2000/XP, MS Office Suite, network connectivity and general desktop hardware. ORI borders UO cam pus. Starting pay $ 10/hr. 8-15 hrs. per week per student. Federal work study students preferred, but not re quired. Complete an ORI applica tion at 1715 Franklin Blvd., or con tact Charlie Walker at 484-2123. Busy indoor garden/hydroponic store seeks retail salespeople. No experience necessary. Accepting resumes Paid position or paid in ternship for the right person. Send 1 page letter stating why you would be a good candidate for this position and resume to: PO Box 2553 Eu gene, OR. 97402. No phone calls! The Oregon Daily Emerald, an in dependently run student newspa per, seeks a part-time general assignment reporter, weekly commentary columnist & two graphic/page designers to join its staff for winter term. The appli cation form and job description are available in the EMU Suite 300. Please submit the application form, your resume and three work samples by Wednesday, Dec. 1, at 5 p.m. The Oregon Daily Emer ald is an equal-opportunity em ployer committed to a culturally di verse workplace. Police Call Taker/Records Clerk City of Springfield: For position information and application, see: www.ci.SDrinafield.or.us 541-726-3704 210 HOUSES FOR RENT 4 BDRM House at 3 BDRM PRICE! ONE MONTH FREE! 4 bdrm, 1.5 ba house, nice yard, w/d included, pets negotiable. 2845 Ferry St. ONLY $995/mo. Call 343-6000 www.camDusrental.com Huge House $1195 -Nice, Clean. UO 10 blocks, 2 ba., 6 bdrm/study. Parking 2057 Willamette. Available December 1st. 606-7942. 2 bdrm, 1 ba house w/garage. Cam pus area, on UO/LCC bus route. $695/mo. Avail 12/10.510-6106. 215 APARTMENTS FURNISHED Now renting rooms. Furnished. Ad jacent UO. $260 up. Util , cooking, laundry. Dave or Rebecca: 431 1113 or 953-4085. 1 bdrm, 2 blks from UO, parking, laundry onsite, fp, dw, N/P. $450 1st/last/dep Avail soon. 484-9922 1200+ sq ft. 3 bdrm, mostly furnish ed flat. In beautiful Hendricks Park area home. Easy access to UO. Avail. Jan. 1st. $1000/mo. Call 484 4724 and leave detailed message about yourself with all particulars please. Adept building. Very large. 700 sq. ft. 1 bdrm with large office. W/D. 345-6800. 220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED Two bdrm. 1200 Ferry St. 4 blks UO. $525/mo. Covered parking avail. Laundry, D/W 912-7470. Cute Studio, close to campus in small complex, on-site laundry, GWS paid. 1793 Patterson Alley. $395/mo. 343-6000. ONE MONTH FREE!! 2 bdrm apt, on-site manager, off-street parking, NEAR CAMPUS. Only one left $595. 1877 Emerald. Call 343-6000. www.camDusrental.com 1671 Ferry. 2 bdrm very spacious living room & kitchen. No pets. Month-to-month, $550. 343-4137. Spring Ridge Village 1411 A Street 1 Bedroom Units 746-9036 South Hills Village 143 S. 15th Street 1»2 Bedroom Units Call TODAY for Special! 746-9036 AFFORDABLE- ask about specials Only 2.5 miles from UO in Springfield On bus line Sorry No Pets West Hills Village 1459 City View Eugene, OR 97402 Sorry No Pets 1-2-3 Bedroom Units Guaranteed Rents w/o Lease 1 yr. Check us out. 344-3311 967 Patterson: Very large, 1 bed room units with soaring 10 ft. ceil ings. Completely remolded with new plaster, paint, carpet, vinyl, and countertops. Private yard or balco ny. 1 month free with signed lease $550-595+deposits. 688-2060 Quiet 1 bedroom with porch 446 E. 12. Avail. 12/02, No smoke/pets. $475,687-2360; 514-2360. Centre Court Village 3667 Main Street Springfield, OR 97478 Sorry No Pets 1-2 Bedroom Apt. Homes All w/ dw & disposals Free Expanded TV Cable 741-4726 www.campusrental.com Near Campus Excellent Condition,Very nice, smaller 1 bdrm apt in triplex. Oak cabinets, deck, cat ok $475 579 1568. RESERVE FOR WINTER TERM ASK ABOUT RENT BONUS! STUDIOS 1672 High Alley $350 735 E. 14th $395 ONE BEDROOMS 1647 Mill $495 611 E. 11th $425 1085 Patterson $410 745 E. 15th $495 361 E. 14th $450 888 E. 18th $475 1390 Mill $595 TWO BEDROOMS 1893 Garden Ave. $545 1390 Mill $510-$525 Call 485-7776 to view. Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC 1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776 4 bdrm duplex: 1156 Ferry $960, $900 dep. Single car garage. New carpeting and blinds Mallard Properties 465-DUCK ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ www.dailyemerald.com ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Southgate Apartments. 2 bdrm townhouses. Move-in $400. 1.5 free w/lease. IPM • 895-4355 Recycle this paper. Pass it on to a friend. RENT REDUCTION & $500 Move In Bonus! 4 bdrm apt. at only $750/mo. Across the street from UO Music Bldg. 1831 Kincaid St. Call 343-6000. www.campusrental.com 225 QUADS Clean, Quiet Campus Quads $245/mo. incl. utils. $200 bonus off 6th mo. with 6 mo. lease. Month to month ok. Off street parking. Fenced Yard. Forrest P. Bowman & ComDanv Inc 484-5000 225 QUADS ONE MONTH FREE Newer Quads across the street from campus. Lease or month-to-month. $275 $335 GWSE pd. 1827 Harris St 343-6000. www.campusrental.com Quads available in small complex, NEAR CAMPUS, Private ba., small fridge in room. 1793 Patterson Alley. $295/mo. Call 343-6000. www.campusrental.com QUADS 1728 Ferry $275-$310 CALL 342-5882 Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC 1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776 $150 Move in Bonus. Quads close to campus. Month-to-Month. $275. 430 E. 15th Ave. All utilities paid. 343-6000 or 465-8938 www.campusrental.com 230 ROOMS FOR RENT Large 1 bdrm in furnished 3 bdrm. house. 1573 Jefferson St. $330/mo. Call 925-787-0672. Large room available. $380/mo. Pri vate entrance. Two blocks from UO. 541-923-0242. Student housing from $295/mo. at The Spot. Utilities & Internet incl. 485-8008 or 554-7371. 245 ROOMMATES WANTED Roommate to share 2 bdrm Mill Race Apt. $295/mo. +utils. 2 blks from UO. W/D onsite. Free wireless internet. No Pep. 541-292-2599. Roommate needed to share 2 bed room. Oak Terrace Apt. $285/mo. -(-utilities. Call 517-2699. Roommate to share a large 2 bdrm. apt at 19th & Hilyard. Only $300/mo. Relaxed, clean atmos phere. 541-513-2107 *745 ROOMMATES WANTED 1 BDRM AVAILABLE NOW in 2 bdrm apt. $400/mo. parking incl. 1414 Alder St. No dep. 543-4235. 260 ANNOUNCEMENTS Oregon Daily Emerald Classifieds Online www.dailyemerald.com The Classified office is OPiJ'J during Winter Break Dec. 6 - Dec. 30 Our hours are 9 am - 12 pm CALL 346-4343 Oregon Daily Emerald 305 CAMPUS EVENTS Need to promote a CAMPUS EVENT? 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