Sales Associate needed to travel
North West for Harley-Davidson
Footwear, a division of Wolverine
World Wide (www on nyse). This job
is a salary plus expense with full
benefits. For more information,
Please contact me at
burqnoho@wwwinc.com
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.
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.campstarliqht.com. 1-877-875
3971 or lnfo@campstarlight.com
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an in
dependently run student newspa
per, seeks a crtme/health/safety
reporter to join its staff for spring
term. You must be a currently
enrolled University of Oregon
student to apply. 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 employer
committed to a culturally diverse
workplace.
HIRING RIVER-RAFTING GUIDES.
Training starts March 5. No
experience necessary. Free info!
1-800-289-4534.
205 HELP WANTED
Swimsuit designer seeking some
one with knowledge of surge stitch
& lycra-spandex. Must have access
to professional grade machine.
Opportunity for design work &
advancement. Pay $15/hr for 1st
samples. Pay/piece work to follow.
Please fax resume & cover letter
ATTN: Kit Sixel 541-341-1603, or
PO Box 5246, Eugene, OR, 97405.
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.
White Water River Guide School
An adventure of a lifetime and great
summer employment opportunities.
www.hiQhcountryexpeditions.com or
1-888-461-7328.
Do your
bills need to
be paid?
See “help wanted”
ASUO NOW HIRING.
Positions: PFC At Large
Applications available in ASUO
Suite 4, EMU. Applications are due
by 5pm, 2/18 or until filled.
Contact ASUO at 346-3724.
(AA/EOE/ADA)
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,
J Developer, 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 that 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
E0E/ADA
Horoscope by Holiday Matthis
P2505548
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (February 18). It's a year
of healing and renewal. You're so impressive to
colleagues, friends and family through the next
four weeks that you are offered a rare opportu
nity. Love takes root in March, and you're open
to it. New additions to the family are featured in
April. Take a financial chance in June, and you'll
finally have the money for that wish. Your lucky
numbers are: 9,20,45,16 and 23.
ARIES (March 21 -April 19). You're taken in by
glamour, but who isn't? When the fog clears,
just be sure you're good to the ones who are
good to you. Loosen the purse strings - it's
not a crime to spoil yourself or loved ones once
in a while.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Anything having to
do with the building of wealth and power gets
your attention. Try to lighten up around loved
ones, though. Fun has a more important role in
your life than you may realize.
GEMINI (May 21 -June 21). You're getting stern
with your personal life. You may even eliminate
someone from further contention for the posi
tion of Mr./Ms Right. Hey - the competition is
toughl Finances reflect your new attitude.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). Nothing is out of
your league - unless you believe it is. Your self
imposed limitations are obvious to you now.
Try to stretch the boundaries. Interview an
Aquarius or Sagittarius, and consider strongly
what you learn.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Events reinforce the
idea that every ending is a new beginning.
Don't skip the final stages of a cycle in order to
get on with the new thing. This will only stunt
your progress. Get closure where necessary.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Oh, the games
you'll play - especially when it's about love!
You appear not to care at all what the object ot
your desire thinks of you -- how seductive.
When you're not attached to the outcome, you
win.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). There are unlimited
possibilities of who you can be and what you
can realize. Having more choices doesn't make
you feel any more in control, though. To pre
vent confusion, identify specifically what fits
your mission.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). What wit! What
style! Share your sassy musings. Socializing
with you now is like biting into a scrumptious
truffle; it leaves a wonderful taste in the mouth
accompanied by the wanting for more.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You needn't
feel guilty or mad when the financial scene
doesn't quite balance out. Chalk it up to a rev
enue shortfall, and move on. Keeping money in
its proper perspective is a challenge. Put peo
ple first!
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your tolerance
is low for people who come across as power
less to improve things. You know it's an act,
something they've convinced themselves of
that has nothing to do with reality. Don't give
ini
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). If you are rich in
terms of time and a sense of fulfillment, then
you are rich indeed. Tonight, it's lucky to put
yourself into a deeply relaxed and tranquil state
to review and refine your goals.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You could come
to the realization that you are the person who
needs to change. Instead of seeing the weak
nesses in the other person, re-direct your
thoughts. Take the necessary action.
205 HELP WANTED
Cruise line entry level on board po
sitions avail. Great benefits, season
al/yr.-round. (719)584-9909
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 avail
able at the Memorial Building
Community Center, 765 A St.,
Springfield, OR 97477 (or online
at www.wlllamalane.org, Job
Posting #0804-SPPRGLDR.)
Drug-free workplace. EOE.
University of Oregbn 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 beginninq 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
4308 (pbenson@uoreqon.edu)
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
2+ bdrm, Spring term, furnished,
1911 Vintage, 3 mi. W. of UO, on
busline/bikepath, quiet street, gas
cook/heat, w/d, fened, cable/Internet
$720 leeannagost@yahoo.com
Near UO, 2 bdrm, 1 ba, w/d, car
port, 715 E 21st. Avail. Now. Lease.
$695/mo. (503) 625-3518
215 APARTMENTS FURNISHED
Beautiful 2 bdrm. townhouse in
South Eugene! Spring/Summer. FP,
loft. $450-500. Alex 203-260-0564.
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.
Newer 1 & 2 bdrm. Close to cam
pus. $495-725. 510-0277
220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
Southgate Apartments.
1/2 bdrm apartments. Reduced or
free rent specials. IPM • 895-4355
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
Nice 2 bdrm, 1.5 ba, 1400 sq. ft.
condo, w/d, dw, fireplace, garage,
pool, near busline to campus,quiet.
$750. Call 337-0810 or 485-8188.
★★★★*★★*★★★★★★★★★*★★★★
www.dailyemerald.com
AVAILABLE NOW!!
Quads
1728 Ferry, $275-$310
Mgr. 342-5882
735 E. 14th, $395 (private bath)
Mgr. 302-0908
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
220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
Start the new year off right at 1414
Alder. Great move in special.
541-543-4335
IPM • 503-223-6327
www.campusrental.com
Eugene Manor
1040-1050 Ferry St. 484-7441
Studios
All utilities & cable included •
Close to UO • Covered, secured
bike storage • Onsite laundry •
Courtesy security service •
Limited access entry
Professionally managed by
Bennett Mgmt. Co., LLC.
485-6991
2 bdrm townhouse style apt. dw,
covered parking. 1390 Patterson.
$700/mo. No pets. 513-2512.
RENT REDUCTION & $500 Move
In Bonusl 4 bdrm apt. at only
$750/mo. Across the street from UO
Music Bldg. 1831 Kincaid St. Call
343-6000. www.campusrental.com
3 Bedroom Penthouse. Very large.
17th & High, woodstove, central
heating& a/c, patio, $995. 344-4613.
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_
Walk to campus! Very nice, Ig. 1
bdrm. apt. Nice kitchen. $485 + dep.
incl. parking & some utils. 688-3595.
$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_
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
NO MOVE-IN COSTS!! Ask About
Our HUGE Signing BONUS!!!
4 Bedroom Apartments. 2 avail.
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
it www^ampusreniaLeom
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
230 ROOMS FOR RENT
Cute house 2 blocks from campus.
New appliances, w/d. #365/mo. +
utils. Avail, now. Aimee 513-4548.
245 ROOMMATES WANTED
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
Lg, beautiful 2 bdrm home to share
w/ w/f. No Pets. Monroe neighbor
hood on bus line, by restaurants.
346-2150
CHILL roommates wanted for spring
term ONLY. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. Nice
house, big yard, cool neighbors. 10
min. bike ride to campus. No depos
it. $300/mo + util. 345-3209
Cheap Rent! Need a roomie. 2 bdrm
apt behind Safeway on 18th & High.
Furnished (ept bdrm). No lease req!
Pets OK, $235/mo. (541) 510-5282.
Looking for 2 roommates to live in 4
bdrm house w/2 girls. Near busline.
238/m. Split Utils. Call Alyssa, 503
851-1971.2845 Ferry St
245 ROOMMATES WANTED
3 bdrm house. 2860 Potter. Close to
bus stop/campus. $430/mo. ind. In
ternet, trash service, cable and all
utils. Central heat, wd floors, w/d, 2
nice housemates to join. 344-1306
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
260 ANNOUNCEMENTS
Oregon Daily Emerald
Classifieds Online
www.dailyemerald.com
EMU Budget Hearings.
Friday, 2/18 at 3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, 2/22 at 6:00 p.m.
EMU Full Board Meeting
Wednesday, 2/23 at 4:00 p.m.
See EMU Schedule of Events
for location.
$600 Group Fundraiser
Scheduling Bonus
4 hours of your group's time PLUS
our free (yes, free) fundraising
solutions EQUALS $1000-$2000
in earnings for your group. Call
TODAY for a $600 bonus when
you schedule your non-sales fund
raiser with CampusFundraiser.
Contact CampusFundraiser, (888)
923-3238, or visit
www.campusfundraiser.com
285 SERVICES
UO Crisis Center
24 - hr. Student Help Line
346-4488
*AII calls are confidential.
Openings available. Guitar, piano,
bass lessons. All styles/levels. John
Sharkev. 342-9543.
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1 Opposite of
58-Across
10 Evidence of
trauma
15 Took off without
a sound
16 Mel Torm6's
“_Home
Baby”
17 “Doesn't that
beat all?!"
18 Betel palm
19 Camp sight
21 Matching tops,
maybe
25 Creeks, e.g.
26 Lapsed
27 Sitcom about a
Texas soccer
mom
28 Condition
29 Call up
34 Take_view
of
35 Cartier rival
36 Crimson rivals
37 Information
holders
39 Home of the
Knights
Hospitalers
40 Wasn’t straight
41 More lean and
muscular
42 It bites
46 Mean dude's
quality
47 Procrastinator’s
aid
49 Philadelphia's
first black
mayor, 1984-92
50 What a mail
order merchant
wants
55 Guitarist's gizmo
56 Like wire
transfers
57 Station
postings, briefly
58 Opposite of
1-Across
DOWN
1 Where Sydney
is: Abbr.
2 Opposite of
hiver
3 Console abbr.
4 Old cloth
measure
5 It's newly
available, but
not new
6 Knocker
7 Big-eyed baby
8 “Streamers"
playwright
9 Seeing things
10 What a gate
may be
attached to?
11 Literally, “dwarf
dog"
12 Simple life?
13 San Juan
native, slangily
14 Annoying things
to hit
20 Work site
21 It includes a
third and a fifth
22 Rockabilly
queen Jackson
23 Certain
Greenlander
24 Bellini s title
priestess
27 Commanded
anew
29 “The Dick Van
Dyke Show"
actress
30 Soak up
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31 Matriarch of an
80's prime-time
soap
32 Subpoenas, say
33 Reds’ old foes
35 Collect, as funds
38 Some Chevys
39 A few hours
after dawn, in
verse
41 Water, vis-^-vis
wood
42 Some N.C.O.'s
43 Actress Aimbe
44 ABC's Arledge
45 Requiring
cracking,
perhaps
46 Wallop
48 Time to give
up?
51 Warriors' grp.
52 “An all 'round
good fellow," in
song
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eg.
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blue
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