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Possible river guide positions
our spring break guide school is a
great first step towards exceptional
summer employment. Destination
wilderness. Possible partial
scholarships avail. (800) 423-8868
www.WildernessTrips.com
Peace Corps Interviews
Feb. 22 and 24
Seniors, complete the online
application at www.DeacecorDs.gov
by Feb. 18 and reserve your
interview time today.
Call 346-6026 or email:
DCorps@uoreQon.edu for details
or stop by the Peace Corps office
in the Career Center. Start your
next adventure today and call!
Camp Takajo for Boys, Naples,
Maine. TRIPP LAKE CAMP for
Girls, Poland, Maine. Picturesque
lakefront locations and exceptional
facilities. Mid-June thru mid-August.
Over 100 counselor positions in ten
nis, swimming, land sports, water
sports, tripping, outdoor skills, thea
ter arts, fine arts, music, nature
study, nanny , secretarial. Call Ta
kajo at 800-250-8252. Call Tripp
Lake at 800-997-4347. Or apply on
line at www.takajo.com or
www.trlpplakecamp.com
HERE’S A THOUGHT:
Place your classified online.
www.dailyemerald com
205 HELP WANTED
Bilingual office assistant. PT. Pre
fer B.A. or close. Send resume to:
Immigration Law Office 329 E. 8th
Ave. Eugene, OR 97401.
White Water River Guide School
An adventure of a lifetime and great
summer employment opportunities.
www.highcountrvexDeditions.com or
1-888-461-7328.
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an in
dependently run student newspa
per, seeks a crlme/health/safety
reporter to join its staff for spring
term. The application form and
job description are available in
EMU Suite 300. Please submit
the application form, your resume,
and three work samples by Mon
day, Feb. 28, at 5 p.m. The Ore
gon Daily Emerald is an equal-op
portunity employer committed to a
culturally diverse workplace.
RECEPTIONIST
Fast paced, deadline oriented en
vironment, pleasant personality &
phone etiquette a must. Computer
literacy, bookkeeping experience
& some college education re
quired. This is a permanent 9 mo.
position, mid-Sept to mid-June.
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an in
dependent, student run, daily
campus newspaper, is an equal
opportunity employer committed
to a diverse workplace. Mail re
sume & cover letter to: Oregon
Daily Emerald, PO Box 3159, Eu
gene, OR 97403. Application
Deadline 2/18/05.
Cruise line entry level on board po
sitions avail. Great benefits, season
al/yr.-round. (719)584-9909
SENIOR PROGRAMMER
& SYSTEM ANALYST
Information Services / Applications
Lane County Government - Eugene
Salary: $49,192 - 68,078 annually
Posting 205-022
Closes: February 28, 2005
This position works as a member of a team to develop new computer applications
using the most current Oracle technology, and focuses on new application development.
Key technical knowledge includes Oracle 9i Application Server including Forms Services,
JDeveloper, Workflow, and Discoverer. The Sr. Programmer and System Analyst
is responsible for project definition and management Demonstrated skill in working
with customers and managing projects is required. This position will focus in two areas:
I) Support of ERP Systems (Financial, Human Resource, Payroll); and, 2) Development
of Oracle Portal functionality. Works as a member of a team using SQR and Peopletools
to maintain, upgrade, and enhance Peoplesoft financial, human resource, and/or payroll
systems. Works as a member of a team using the Oracle lOg Integrated Development
Suite to develop and support portal-based solutions for document management,
workflow, single sign-on, and integration of disparate county applications.
A Bachelor's degree with major coursework in computer science or a related field
is required, and three years of programming experience that demonstrates an increasing
level of software systems expertise. An equivalent combination of experience and
training chat will demonstrate the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying.
Lane County offers a generous benefits package. For more detailed information
about this opportunity and to fill out the REQUIRED application and supplemental
questionnaire, please visit our website at www.lanecounty.org/jobs or contact Lane
County Human Resources at 125 E. 8th Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401,541-682-3665. Office
hours: 10am - 5pm, Monday thru Friday. Position closes: February 28, 2005 @ 5:00 pm.
EOE/ADA 1
Horoscope by Holiday Mathis
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (February 15). You are
wealthy in love this year. The investment of
quality time and affection that you put into
friends and family yields the true gold, so don't
bury yourself in work. Romance thrives when
there are challenging shared goals at stake.
Singles are infatuated and then get the prize in
June. Some marry in July. Love signs are
Scorpio and Aries. Your lucky numbers are: 20,
1,12,32 and 14.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). One-armed robots
discovered last year that your ruling planet was
likely wet enough to harbor life. And you'll dis
cover today that your temper isn't as hot and
uncontrollable as you thought - loved ones
can actually live with it!
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). When you look
around you, you can t help but notice there are
two types of people - those who have prob
lems and those who somehow, miraculously,
don't! Hang around the second group for good
luck.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 21). Computers require
periodic system upgrades, and your personal
operating system needs an update once in a
while, too. Review now. A new "program" will
only work if you're willing to change some
thing basic.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Your connection
with the moon makes you more sensitive than
most - a fact that's so apparent now you'll
wonder if you're even the same species as
your fellow humans. You'll teach others com
passion.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). A plan can be complex
without being complicated. If you can't easily
explain your intentions, perhaps they are still
not clear to even you. Break your plan down to
concise action steps. Share discoveries with a
Taurus.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Being a part of a
supportive community is key to having a terrif
ic life. You already contribute in some way, but
how can you build more value into those con
tributions on a daily basis?
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23). You're probably tol
erating more than you need to from a loved
one. Dare to crack down on the rules of con
duct. Make it clear that there are behaviors you
simply won't put up with anymore.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Your old manner
of dealing with stress isn't working so hot now.
Time to change it up. It's a rare day when es
capism and avoidance tactics may actually be
the healthiest thing you can do.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Something
that occurs on the job begins an internal con
versation between you and your critic. Boy,
that critic can be mean! You wouldn't accept
such language from others -- and shouldn't ac
cept it from yourself.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your results
are directly linked to your energy source. Be
ing on a strict deadline may give you the adren
aline rush to get to the finish line, but how is
the end product? Joyful creativity yields a bet
ter outcome.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). What you think
is a light schedule is quite overwhelming to
someone else. Your teammates need special
care and specific instructions now if they are
to keep up with you. Be patient, or go it alone.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Just as fellow
Pisces Albert Einstein s theory of relativity may
have a glitch (as revealed by the super-strong
gravity of a neutron star), your own theories
could change due to the super-strong pull of
an influential friend.
CAMP COUNSELORS wanted for
private Michigan boys/girls summer
overnight camps. Teach swimming,
canoeing, skiing, sailing, sports,
computers, tennis, archery, riding,
crafts, climbing, windsurfing & more!
Office, maintenance jobs too. Salary
$1750 on up plus room/bd. Find out
more about our camps and apply
online www.greenwQQdscamp.com.
or call 888-459-2492.
WILLAMALANE PARK AND
RECREATION DISTRICT
Program Leaders are needed for
the Schools Plus Grant Program
to work with school-age youth in
elementary and/or middle schools.
Required application packets and
detailed job descriptions are
availa-ble at the Memorial Building
Com-munity Center, 765 A St.,
Spring-field, OR 97477 (or online
at www.wlllamalane.org, Job
Posting
#0804-SPPRGLDR.)
Drug-free workplace. EOE.
Student custodial worker to work at
the Student Recreation Center.
Must be female able to work early
afternoons. Must be able to clean
our women’s locker room when oth
er people are present. This position
requires you to work independently.
Starts $7.60/hr. Work study not
required. Approx. 2/hrs. per day
M-F. Contact Dee: 346-1027 or
email: deanna@uoregon.edu.
University of Oregon Housing
Employment Opportunities
University Housing Facilities is
now accepting applications for
150-student positions:
PAINT, MAINTENANCE,
CUSTODIAL, &
GROUNDS CREWS.
•These positions are for summer
employment beginning June 11,
2005.
•Students must be 18 yrs. or older
by June 11, 2005.
•Undergraduate Applicants must
provide proof of enrollment in an
accredited educational institutions
for a minimum of 8 credit hours for
Fall, Winter and Spring terms
2004-05. Graduate students must
be enrolled for a minimum of 6
credit hours. Graduate students
working on their thesis are re
quired to be enrolled for 3 credit
hours.
•Salary range - $7.25-$8.05/hour.
•Must be available 7am-4:30pm,
M-F and some weekends as as
signed.
•Must be able to walk and climb
stairs extensively, lift up to 50 lbs,
bend, reach and effectively com
municate verbally and in writing.
•Criminal Background check will
be done.
Applications may be picked up
from the University Main Housing
Office at the Walton Complex
(1595 E. 15th Avenue, Eugene)
beginning Feb 15th. Applications
will be accepted through 5pm on
March 31st, 2005. For more infor
mation on any of these positions,
please call Peggy Benson at 346
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 FUNI
WE WILL BE ON YOUR CAMPUS
FEB 25TH. For More Information:
www.campstarlight.com. 1-877-875
3971 or lnfo@campstarlight.com
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an
independently run student newspa
per, seeks a crime/health/safety
reporter to join its staff for spring
term. The application form and job
description are available in EMU
Suite 300. Please submit the
application form, your resume and
three work samples by Monday,
Feb. 28, at 5 p.m. The Oregon Daily
Emerald is an equal-opportunity em
ployer committed to a culturally di
verse workplace.
HIRING RIVER-RAFTING GUIDES.
Training starts March 5. No
experience necessary. Free info!
1-800-289-4534,
Now accepting applications for Peer
Health Education interns through
the UO Health Center. This small
seminar class meets T/R 10-11:50,
and accepts 12 new students/ term.
Accepting applications through Feb.
25th. If interested go to:
http://healthed.uoregon.edu and fill
out the application or call Ramah
Leith 346-0562.
Start up business looking for person
with knowledge of surge stitch & ly
cra spandex. Must have access to
professional grade machine. Oppor
tunity for design work & advance
ment. Pay $15/hr for 1st samples.
Pay/piece work to follow. Please fax
resume & cover letter ATTN: Kit Six
el 541-341-1603, or mail to PO Box
5246, Eugene, OR, 97405.
205 HELP WANTED
Business Application
Technician/System Administrator
$16.95-$20.61/hr»City of Springfield
For position information and appli
cation see www.ci.springfield.or.us
(541)726-3704
1 bdrm apt. for rent through Aug.
W/D, balcony, pool, fitness center,
rec center, furnished (optional), on
bus line. $610/mo. 503-860-0798
2 bdrm, 2 blks from UO, parking,
laundry onsite, fp, dw, N/P. $595 &
up. 1 st/last/dep. 484-9922.
Lrg. apt. w/kitchen + bath in home
near Hendricks/UO in exchange for
help with child care (7-8:30am & 5
6:30pm) some weekends. Couples
ok. Start April. Raquel at 465-2173
or 343-7855 eves.
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2 bdrm townhouse style apt. dw,
covered parking. 1390 Patterson.
$700/mo. No pets. 513-2512.
AVAILABLE NOW!!
Quads
1728 Ferry, $275-$310
Mgr. 342-5882
735 E. 14th, $395 (private bath)
Mgr. 302-0988
One Bedroom
233 E. 17th, $410
1345 Ferry, $425
Two Bedroom
1893 Garden Ave, $525
1677 Mill Alley, $695
www. vonkleinrentals. com
Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC
1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776
534 E 14th #2
2 bdrm. in four-plex, 4 blocks to
campus, stove, refrigerator, carpets,
window coverings, on-site laundry.
$595 + deposit
BELL REAL ESTATE • 688-2060
www.campusrental.com
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
3 Bedroom Penthouse. Very large.
17th & High, woodstove, central
heatings a/c, patio, $995. 344-4619.
Walk to campus! Very nice, Ig. 1
bdrm. apt. Nice kitchen. $485 + dep.
incl. parking & some utils. 688-3595.
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
220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
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.
Start the new year off right at 1414
Alder. Great move in special.
541-543-4335
I PM • 503-223-6327
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
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NOW! 942 E. 18th Ave. across
from UO Music bldg. $750/mo. 602
E. 8th Ave. Newly REMODELED,
w/d -$795/mo. Call 343-6000 or vis
One bdrm. 1200 Ferry St. 4 blks
UO. $435/mo. Covered parking
avail. Laundry, d/w. 912-7470
225 QUADS
159 E. 15th.
$290 includes electricity, water,
sewer & garbage. Shared kitchen &
bath. Private entrance. 915-3101 or
334-4625.
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
MOVE-IN BONUS!
Quads Available NOW and
CLOSE TO CAMPUSI
Lease and M2M Available
•1827 Harris St.—1 MONTH
FREE! Recently Updated, GWSE
paid
•430 E. 15th Ave.~$150 off
Move-In! Large Rooms, GWSE
paid
•1793 Patterson Alley~$150 off
Move-In! PRIVATE bath! GWS
paid $275-$315, off-street parking,
On-site Laundry.
Call 343-6000 or visit
www.campusrental .com
23Q ROOMS FOR RENT
Room in student house. $285/mo.
uitls, net, laundry, cable, phone, &
parking incl. Quiet atmosphere. 318
Adams, Eugene. 345-8225.
1 Ig bdrm in 3 bdrm. Chase Vil Apt
w/garage. FREE tanning. Wireless
Int/cbl, $380/mo+utils 503-709-4647
245 ROOMMATES WANTED
1 bdrm. avail, in 5 bdrm. 2 ba.
$350/mo. w/d & Internet, cable, dw.
3775 Hilyard Street. (541)514-1011
Share clean 4 bdrm. house on Don
ald St. On busline, wooded back
yard. $375/$350 w/utils. Spring only.
No pets/smoking. 503-833-2944.
Female roommate wanted to share
a cute, 4 bdrm home near UO on
bus, no smoke/pet $350/mo.
541-484-7343
Chill roommate needed in 4 bdrm
student house, w/d, cable, Internet.
Nice house. Carport. 10 min. ride to
UO. $315/mo. 543-5476
Roommate wanted in 5 bdrm house.
$340 + 1/5 utils. Feb. free, w/d, In
ternet, 5 blocks from campus. 2282
E. 15th. Call Katie (541) 554-1122
Cheap Rentl Need a roomie. 2 bdrm
apt behind Safeway on 18th & High.
Furnished (ept bdrm). No lease req!
Pets OK, $235/mo. (541) 510-5282.
3 bdrm house. 2860 Potter. Close to
bus stop/campus. $430/mo. incl. In
ternet, trash service, cable and all
utils. Central heat, wd floors, w/d, 2
nice housemates to join. 344-1306
Lg, beautiful 2 bdrm home to share
w/ w/f. No Pets. Monroe neighbor
hood on bus line, by restaurants.
346-2150
Roommate wanted to rent 1 room in
3 bdrm Duck’s Vil. apt w/2 f. UO stu
dents. Call Jaime 707-478-9430
Female roommate wanted for cute
three bedroom house on 17th and
Ferry. No pets. $400. 517-2843
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28 Dense fog
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32 Lee’s uniform
color
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36 Amount left
after expenses
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38 Woman
associated with
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43 “You’ve got
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portrayer
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