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100 LOST & FOUND
Found: Canon Digital Camera. Call
to Identify. 509-860-4348
Lost: Gold necklace with a gold
cross. On the back of the cross are
the initials “M.L." (805) 794-5983
MISSING KITTY!
Please bring Gonzo home! Light
brown tabby w/ stripes, neutered
male, missing from 14th & Mill Aly.
REWARD! (541) 953-9346
105 TYPING/EDITING SERVICES
EXPERT THESIS/DISSERTATION
editor, Grad School approved
since 1974! Papers, resumes.
ON CAMPUS! robin, 344-0759
110 INSTRUCTION/TUTORING
Professional writer/researcher, and
proofreader can help you write bet
ter papers. Easy to understand ad
vice. Call Mike at 343-6567.
120 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
No Plans? Game Demos Most
Weekends at Emerald City Com
ics, 770 E 13th, 345-2568
125 FURNITURE/APPLIANCES
$97
QUEEN SIZE PILLuWTuP
New Mattresses & Boxspring
Guaranteed Lowest Prices!
FREE DELIVERY
AMERICAN MATTRESS
MANUFACTURING
4075 West 11th *343-2690
175 WANTED
WANTED:
Top dollar for Laptops, working or
not. Parts to laptops. 543-1828.
185 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BARTENDING $250/day potential,
no experience necessary, training
provided. 800-965-6520 ext, 118
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205 HELP WANTED
THE BEST SUMMER EVER!
CAMP STARLIGHT, a co-ed resi
dential camp located 2 1/2 hours
from NYC seeks general counselors
and specialists to experience the
summer of a lifetime. Join our staff
from all over the world and enjoy the
perfect balance of work and FUN!
WE WILL BE ON YOUR CAMPUS
FEB 25TH. For More Information:
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Strange Brew by John Deering
Horoscope by Holiday Mathis
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (January 21). Your ge
nius expands this year. Dedicate yourself to fol
lowing your interests through the rest of the
winter. You're attractive when engaged in for
ward motion on a rewarding project. Love
bowls you over in February. You'll be making a
key life-changing decision in April. Travel in
June or October. Love signs are Virgo and
Aquarius. Your lucky numbers are: 9,30,21,
49 and 20.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). Your instinct for
making a buck is well honed. Concern yourself
with the stuff from which fortunes are made -
profits, products and services brought to the
marketplace. Pleasant surprises come tonight.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Check in often
with your mirror. You'll benefit from a face-to
face pep talk between you and you. It's not
vain! Make the distinction between self-con
sciousness and self-awareness.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Do whatever it
takes to feel vital and a part of things. Others
may reveal secrets, and you are proud to keep
it on the lowdown. This does take some doing,
though, since what you learn is so juicy!
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You're still search
ing for that person who is really on your wave
length. A sassy attitude attracts like - so
emote! In the meantime, try and relate to those
around you. Old friends offer new opportuni
ties.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Shrewd strategies are
needed to compete in your current work envi
ronment. Know your opponent. A Nigerian
proverb applies: “When the mouse laughs at
the cat, there is a hole nearby."
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Childish energy
runs you - it's kind of charming! You could
even develop a crush. Whatever you do, don't
tell lies. They will quickly envelop you like a
sticky spider web.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). If today had a
soundtrack, it would include the comical pluck
ing of a banjo. The music gets faster and faster,
and you dance frantically in an effort to keep
time. Laugh about it, and you're brilliant.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Your money sec
tor lights up with killer ideas and lots of moti
vation. It's like you're in Economics 101 and
the rest of the class is still playing with
crayons. Act on your inspiration immediately!
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Environmen
tal issues shape your progress. Probably your
work setup is still not conducive to maximum
output. A Virgo or Aquarius can help. Make
changes, and production will soar.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Relationships
require so much practical attention that you
may channel your inner Tina Turner, crying:
“What's love got to do with it?’ Remedy the sit
uation by injecting some old-fashioned ro
mance into the equation.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Interpersonal
skills are hot. Getting people to do the right
thing is easy for you -- everyone seems to want
to please you. You're not being graded in a re
lationship. but if you were, you'd get an "A."
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). It's appealing to
tangle with the authority figure. Flexing your in
ner teen is thrilling and perhaps foolish, but
you can't help yourself. Could it be your real is
sue is with your father?
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205 HELP WANTED
Free Rent+Salary+Phone+Cable
and other perks if you qualify as a
Resident Asst. Mgr. at Duck’s Vil
lage. Apply at 3225 Kinsrow (by
Autzen Stadium) M-F 8-5. 485-7200
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an inde
pendently run student newspaper,
seeks abuslness/sclence/technol
ogy reporter to join its staff. The
application form and job description
are available in EMU Suite 300.
Please submit the application form,
your resume and three work sam
ples by Friday, Jan. 28, at 5 p.m.
The Oregon Daily Emerald is an
equal-opportunity employer commit
ted to a culturally diverse workplace.
Summer tennis jobs in New Eng
land! If you enjoy tennis and love
kids, then check us out! We offer
salary, complete travel, room,
board. Call: 877-694-7463 or email:
staff@campwinadu.com. Apply on
line in the staff area of:
www.campwinadu.com
NOW HIRING RIVER-RAFTING
GUIDES. New/experienced people
are needed for GREAT summer
jobs. Training begins March 5. 895
4465 or alswildwater.com
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an in
dependently run student newspa
per, seeks a part-time photogra
pher to join its staff for the winter
term. The application form and job
description are availble in EMU
Suite 300. Please submit a portfo
lio of 10 clips and your resume by
Friday, Jan. 21 at 5 p.m. The Ore
gon Daily Emerald is equal-oppor
tunity employer committed to a
cultrally diverse workplace.
Looking for mature authors/writers.
Pay per article. Historical topics.
Send CV & contact information to:
P.O. Box 1641 Eugene, 97440.
Seniors or students start the new
year off with a new and exciting ex
perience. Call Oregon Nannies at
343-3755. East Coast positions.
Salary range between $300
$600/wk. Travel expenses, room &
board paid.
Baby sitters and nannies needed.
Set your own pay and schedule.
Visit www.4sitters.com
Don't Miss This Position!
The Register-Guard is accepting ap
plications for a Web Advertising
Sales Representative. If you can
sell advertising in the most exciting
medium ever, have experience in
making cold calls, have knowledge
of the Web, strong multi-layered or
ganizational skills and enthusiasm...
we are looking for you. Please sub
mit an application, resume, and cov
er letter by Monday, January 31,
2005: NEW MEDIA SALES REP
RESENTATIVE, H.R. Dept., The
Register-Guard, P.O. Box 10188,
Eugene, OR 97440. Application and
complete job description available at
www.registerguard.com. E.O.E.
The Assault Prevention Shuttle is
hiring a publicity/advertising coor
dinator to begin work ASAP. The
coordinator is responsible for pro
ducing organizational documents,
updating website and collaborating
with other coordinators. The position
requires 10hrs/wk. $125 monthly sti
pend. Design experience a plus. Ap
plications available in the Women’s
Center, EMU Suite 3, or call 346
0653. Deadline to apply: Jan. 26 at
5 p.m.
Why not work away from home this
summer? Boys Summer Sports
Camp- Western Massachusetts. In
structors needed in: Golf, Tennis,
Waterski, Skateboard, Basketball,
Swimming, Sailing, Lacrosse, Pho
tography and Drama. We offer sal
ary, complete travel, room, board.
Call: 877-694-7463 or e-mail
staff@campwinadu.com Apply on
line in the staff area of:
www.campwinadu.com
SUMMER CAMP JOBS for men
and women. Spend your summer in
a beautiful setting while in worth
while employment (6/18/05
8/26/05). Counselors, lifeguards,
program staff, riding staff, kitchen
staff and more. Room/board/salary.
Stop by the Hidden Valley Camp
booth at the Career Fair at the EMU
on January 26th for more informa
tion. Interviews available on the
27th. Or contact us directly at
(425)844-8896 or hiddenvalley
camp@earthlink.net
205 HELP WANTED
Emerald Valley Golf Club is hiring
all kitchen and bar positions. Fax re
sume to 541-895-2812.
Two student technical positions are
available in the Office of Internation
al Programs (OIP): Mac Computer
Support and Web Publishing. $9-10
per hour, DOE. See the Career
Center website or visit OIP for more
info. DEADLINE: 5 pm, Jan 21,
2005.
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
Large new 2 bdrm close to UO. In
cludes W/D. Big yard. $875/mo. 210
W. 14th. 345-2326.
215 APARTMENTS FURNISHED
1 bdrm, 2 blks from UO, parking,
laundry onsite, fp, dw, N/P. $450
1 st/last/dep. Avail soon. 484-9922
220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
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
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
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
Start the new year off right at 1414
Alder. Great move in special.
541-543-4335
I PM • 503-223-6327
REALLY NICE!
Just restored 2 bdrm. in 5 unit com
plex at 1745 High St. Real wood
floors, walk-in closets, part utils,
paid, $750 + fee/dep. 579-1568.
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220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
www.campusrental.com
AVAILABLE NOW
Studio
735 E. 14th, $395
Quad
1728 Ferry, $275-$310
1 Bedroom
611 E. 11th, $410
888 E. 18th, $425
2 Bedroom Townhouse
Brand New!
1677 Mill Alley
$825-$895
mvw. vonkleinrentals. com
Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC
1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776
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Southgate Apartments.
2 bdrm townhouses. Move-in $400.
1.5 free w/lease. IPM • 895-4355
Cute Studio Apartment. GWSH
paid. Nice yard space $350. 602 E.
8th 343-6000
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
$500 BONUS! Newly Remodeled 4
Bdrm Apt. Everything NEW. W/D in
cluded, Nice yard space. 602 E. 8th.
Call 343-6000.
www.campusrental .com
225 QUADS
Clean, Quiet Campus Quads
$245/mo. incl. utils. Ask about move
in bonus. Month to month ok. Off
street parking. Fenced Yard. Forrest
P. Bowman & Company, Inc. 484
5000
230 ROOMS FOR RENT
5380 Donald St. 3 rooms for rent.
$400 each incl. utils. Allie 541-556
3093 or allie_alge@yahoo.com
Student housing from $295/mo. at
The Spot. Utilities & Internet incl.
485-8008 or 554-7371.
Room in student house. $290/mo.
uitls, net, laundry, cable, phone, &
parking incl. Quiet atmosphere. 318
Adams, Eugene. 345-8225.
245 ROOMMATES WANTED
Looking for 3rd roommate to share
3 bdrm house with 2 brothers. New
carpet & paint in large bdrm.
$300/mo. All utils, paid. 1250 Clin
ton - Valley River area in Eugene.
Easy access to campus. 729-2910
Roommate Wanted. Very nice
house. Close to campus. No Depos
it required. Call 514-2051 for info.
Room avail. Nice house in friendly
area. Lg. garden/yard. $325/mo +
utils. No smoking. Call 434-1181.
South Eugene, close to campus. In
a nice house with deck. $300+utils.
Call 484-9940.
W. Univ. near UO. 4 bdrm 2 ba,
cable internet. $362/mo. + util.
Lease ends 08/25. 541-514-0562.
1 rm. in hs. w/o furniture. Hard
wood floors, laundry, dw. 1 block
to UO bus. $300/mo. + share utils.
683-5618 eves.
260 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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285 SERVICES
UO Crisis Center
24 - hr. Student Help Line
346-4488
*AII calls are confidential.
310 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Openings available. Guitar, piano,
bass lessons. All styles/levels. John
Sharkey. 342-9543.
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Crossword
Edited by Will Shortz
No. 1210
ACROSS
1 Big name in
news
16 ABC reality
show
17 Eyewitness
account
18 Spring arrival
19 Salvaging aid
20 They’re picked
in grass skirts
21 Held off
26 Editor Brown
27 Taking off
28 Charging need
30 P.R. person,
eg.
31 Redoubles
one’s efforts
33 Aid in alumna
identification
34 College in
Northfield,
Minn.
36 First name
among U.N.
leaders
39 Not fully
respected
43 _family,
which includes
the citrus trees
44 Sylphlike
45 Opera synopsis
heading
46 Restaurant
refuse
48 First woman in
the House of
Commons
49 Romeo or Juliet
50 Begins to
appear
52 End of a flight,
maybe
53 They’re
inseparable,
sang Sinatra
59 Ejecting device
60 It may precede
a fight
DOWN
1 Guilty
2 Goldbrick
3 First group in a
product run
4 Is stuck on
something
5 Alley tally
6 First person in
Berlin
7 Recognition
response
8 High end of
many scales
9 Days of yore, in
days of yore
10 “L’Age_”
(classic 1930
film)
11 Firm head:
Abbr.
12 Move, as a
plant
13 Shelley was
one
14 Funny
15 Fee
21 1990's
Oldsmobile
22 Channeling
states
23 Poet/playwright
Brecht
24 Extend
25 Beta dog, to an
alpha dog
29 Sport_
(Ford Explorer
model)
32 Show
disrespect to
35 Mostly level
36 Spray unit
37 Corona
38 Enjoy payback
40 Film material
41 Best Actor of
1967
42 Straight
47 Technical data
51 Cram
52 Daniel_Moi
(former Kenyan
president)
54 Million Mom
March target:
Abbr.
55 Morse code tap
56 Century-endinq
year
57 From_Z
58 Bandleader
Edmundo
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