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[ 120 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Oregon’s Oldest Comic Store
Emerald City Comics. 770 E 13th,
345-2568
Need Adobe Creative Suite tutoring.
Catalog layout. 541-345-5846.
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185 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BARTENDING $250/day potential,
no experience necessary, training
provided. Call 800-965-6520 ext.
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190 OPPORTUNITIES
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dents to the UO. Free t-shirt for vol
unteers! Come to a training session:
October 24 or October 26 at 5pm in
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205 HELP WANTED
AQUATICS POSITIONS
City of Eugene
Immediate Openings for
Aquatics Instructors /
Water Safety Instructors
$11.30-$14.95/hr
Primarily for late afternoon,
early evening classes.
Must pass Police background
check. Apply online at
www.eygcne-or.g£>y
(Req# 00002) or obtain application
materials from Human Resource &
Risk Services, 777 Pearl St,
Rm 101, Eugene OR 97401
(541)682-5061
CAREGIVER: Direct Care serving
adults with developmental disabili
ties in residential settings. Various
shifts, including occassional relief
available. Great benefits. Send
resume, cover letter or apply to Al
vord Taylor, Inc. 405 North “A”
Street, Springfield, OR 97477.
205 HELP WANTED
Department of Public Safety is cur
rently accepting applications for
Community Service Officers. CSO’s
assist with a variety of security relat
ed tasks. Must be able to work eve
nings and some weekends. For
more information & applications visit
DPS.
Part time event personnel. Starts at
$70/5hr! Apply at
www.eventsandpromotions.com
Gymnastics coach wanted. Coach
ing experience necessary. Begin
ning and intermediate recreational
levels. Must be high energy and
positive. Great pay. Near campus.
Bounce Gymnastics. 343-4222.
HELP WANTED:
EPrime Programmer
Electrical Geodesics, Inc. has an
immediate opening for a half-time
programmer at our Eugene, Oregon
offices. The position requires pro
gramming support for the Science
and Sales departments using
EPrime experimental control soft
ware. Experience with EPrime is
preferred and Visual Basic is re
quired, with Psychology experiment
programming and EEG experience
a definite plus. Also required are
professional appearance and de
meanor, excellent communication
skills, and the ability to interact with
all levels of the company. We offer a
competitive salary that is commen
surate with experience. Please send
a cover letter and resume with the
subject header “EPrime Program
mer” to Stacey Pederson at speder
son@egi.com.
Willamette Pass Ski Area is seek
ing dedicated, energetic, customer
service focused individuals for the
2005-2006 winter season. All po
sitions are currently available. Job
Fair at the Ski Area on October
22nd from 10am until 2pm. Down
load application at www.willamet
tepass.com. Willamette Pass is an
equal opportunity recreation pro
vider operating under a Special
Use Permit on the Willamette and
Deschutes National Forests.
EOE/AA.
Part-time employee needed for busy
hydroponics store. No experience
necessary. We’ll train. Be available
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Resume and cover letter to: PO Box
2553, Eugene, OR 97402
Child Care
Activity Leader. Monitor and su
pervise kindergarten through ele
mentary school-age children in a
variety of activities in a child care
setting. $7.39-$10.35/hr. Hours
will vary, less than 20 hrs/wk.
Required application packets are
available online at www.willama
lane.org or at the Willamalane Me
morial Building Community Cen
ter, 765 A St, Springfield, OR
97477. Applications will be ac
cepted until positions are filled.
Drug-free workplace, EOE.
Horoscope by Holiday Mathis
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (October 18). Spectacu
lar love is featured this year, which starts with
being spectacularly loving toward yourself.
Seeing new places in the next six weeks moti
vates a winning change. Heal the past, and
embrace a new relationship in November.
You're upwardly mobile due to a financial
boost in January. Scorpio and Cancer treat
you so rightl Your lucky numbers are: 4,12,
19,24 and 35.
ARIES (March 21 -April 19). Don't forget to set
a goal for the week. It's one of those pivotal
periods in your life where time can slip
through your fingers like sand unless you put
a tangible goal out there to strive for.
TAURU8 (April 20-May 20). If you need a dis
traction. it comes to you pronto. A relation
ship with someone who looks like a potential
friend could turn out to be a catastrophe. Be
very careful who you let into your life now.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You provoke a
wholehearted response from people now and
could be physically embraced several times
before the day is through. You're not loved for
what you do, but for how you do it.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). There are men
tors in your midst, but they are of no use to
you until you decide what you'd like to team
about. Identify your talents so you can ex
press them more fully.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Everyone has innate
abilities that can be developed. Yours just
happen to be the kind that usually attracts a
lot of attention. Don't be surprised if loved
ones are a little jealous of you today.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You experience
the most interesting reality check. The mirror
of the world is reflecting back things that you
didn't even know you had in you! Well, if
you’re seeing It outside, you can be sure it's
there inside, too.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23). The discrepancy
between what people see in you and what you
want them to see in you is getting more and
more slight. Also, it's nice to know that others
(especially Virgo and Aquarius) have faith in
you.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Water boils at
112 degrees Fahrenheit. You can heat it to
111 degrees, and it won't boil. The planets in
dicate that you are near the 'boiling point- of a
certain project. So don't give up before you
see your desired results!
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). It's a fan
tastic day to acknowledge how far you've
come In a relationship, and while you're at it,
you might want to release your hold over a
loved one. When people around you feel free,
they are even more there* for you.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your influ
ence is readily apparent to everyone around
you - you don't have to advertise. On a busi
ness level, people can clearly see how they
will benefit from working with you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You know what
you desire, and you believe you can have it -
but do you think you deserve to have it? Rein
force your worthiness of life's sweet stuff.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Shutting others
out is one way to learn self-sufficiency, but not
the best way. Be mindful of what ties you
might be unconsciously cutting. It's lucky to
move your furniture into a more harmonious
configuration.
205 HELP WANTED
Start @ $70 for a 5-hour event!
Promote brands by distributing sam
ples/brochures and/or demonstrat
ing products to consumers. Premier
in-store Promotions Company and
authorized agency of Mass Connec
tions, Inc., has great opportunities in
various OR cities. Positions availa
ble are part-time, mostly weekends,
and typically 5 hours.
For more information and to apply
online, visit
www.eventsandpromotions.com
$100,000,000 company seeking stu
dents for sales/marketing/recruiting
positions open immediately. Call
503-856-0176 or 866-303-0922.
Morning Person?
Make some extra cash!
Deliver the Oregon Daily Emer
ald 6am-8am, Mon.-Fri. Requires
your own reliable vehicle and in
surance. Work Study ok. Apply
in person, Mon.-Fri., 8-5, 300
EMU. The Oregon Daily Emerald
is an equal opportunity employer
committed to a culturally diverse
workplace.
Instructors-General Recreation
instructors needed to monitor, in
struct, and supervise elementary
and/or middle school-aged youth.
$7.39-$10.35/hour. Hours will
vary, less than 20 hrs/week.
Required application packets are
available online at www.willama
lane.org or at the Willamalane Me
morial Building Community Cen
ter, 765 A St, Springfield, OR
97477. Applications will be ac
cepted until positions are filled.
Drug-free workplace. EOE.
Great for students.
Flexible, PT, evening
Janitorial positions.
Various Eugene locations.
484-9402 ext. 30
MODELS. Swimwear and glamour
print projects. $300/day and up. Lo
cal work in Eugene. Call David
(805)471-0875. davidschoen.com
Work study tutoring positions. 5-10
hrs/week. $10/hour. Tutor youth and
juvenile justice system. Experience
working with youth preferred. Must
be eligible for UO work study. Up to
3 positions available. Contact Patti
682-4737.
Suicide Prevention Assistant
$8-10/hour, DOE. 10 hours/week.
Assist in the implementation of a 3
year Federal grant for suicide pre
vention. Excellent skills in oral and
written communication, collabora
tion, and organization. Research
and computer skills required. Expe
rience with generating media is de
sirable. Must be a currently enrolled
UO student (junior status or higher).
Submit cover letter, resume and 1
letter of recommendation to:
Suicide Program Assistant
Counseling and Testing Center
1590 E.13th Avenue/Eugene 97403.
Attn: Mark Evans, Ph.D.
Deadline: October 26, 2006 @ 5pm.
http://counsel.uoreaon.edu
3 bdrm, 1 bath house available now
with lease through June. Just blocks
from UO. New carpet & paint, W/D,
DW, large backyard. $1125/mo.
1678 Mill St. Call 343-6000.
www.uocampushouses.com
2645 ALDER- Nice 4 bedroom cam
pus rental, most kitchen appliances,
carpets, window coverings, yard
care included, summer $835; fall
3015 Alder- 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
1700 sq ft, all kitchen appliances,
W/D. $1500+deposits.
BELL REAL ESTATE 688-2060
$500 Off Move-In BONUS
NO APPLICATION FEES
1539 Villard Street. $1250 month
ly rent ^deposit & fees. Nice older
home located near campus. Con
venient to shopping and campus
activities. 5+ bedrooms, 2 full
bathrooms, newer lower level car
pets, W/D provided, kitchen appli
ances, FREE yard care, off street
parking.
Contact:
Noel 688-2060 ext. 105 or
501-3511. Noelr@bell-realty.com
Michelle ext. 125 or 501-3505.
MichelleO @ bell-realty.com.
Weekday & weekend viewings
9am-9-pm.
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
4+ Bdrm/2 bath house just 5 mi
nutes from campus. Large back
yard, covered deck, close to bike
path. W/D, DW included. 734 Mill
St. in Springfield. $1180/mo. Call
343-6000
www.uocampushouses.com
1847 Pearl
1 bedroom, duplex, close to
shopping, bus U of O, $610
1689 Pearl
3+ bedroom, share yard, U of O,
shopping $1100
1760 Ferry
2 bedroom fresh paint, small
yard, no dogs. $895
2615 Alder
2+ bedroom + bonus room, small
yard, no dogs, $985
423 1/2 West 12th Ave.
1 + bedroom, share yard, near
downtown, $695
1819 Fairmount
5+ bedroom, hook-ups,
no dogs. $2800.
www. vonkleinrentals. com
Von Klein Property Mgmt., LLC
1301 Ferry St. #2 • 485-7776
213H0USES FOR SALE
Great Investment Opportunity
5 brdm, 2 bath house w/attached 1
bdrm apt. Completely refurbished,
on bus line, near 21st & Main,
Springfield. $235,000. Gary or Kevin
736-8027.
215 APARTMENTS FURNISHED
2 bedroom, 2 bath for sublease in
University Commons. $400/bed
room. Call 281-0933 or 331-1017.
Apt. 97.
Studio apartment, Close to UO.
$410/month + 1st + last + deposit.
Laundry on-site. 484-9922
1840 Agate. Great Campus Loca
tion. Some units have laundry hook
ups. 1-bedrooms $495/month. Call
683-4219
West Hills Village
Studio, 1,2,3 Bdrm Units
Pet Free Units
Some Smoke Free Units
in West Eugene
344-3311
220 APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
CALL NOW - RESERVE NOW
$100.00 Move-In Bonus*
2-Bedroom Apts. Near Campus
525/541 E. 19th Ave.
NOZAMA APARTMENTS
Monthly Rent - $565.00
Lease to July 31,2006
New Carpet, Fresh Paint,
Clean, 1 Bath
FREE PARKING
5 blocks to UofO Campus
Contact Noel N. Reece at
541-501-3511
Weekday, Evenings,
Weekend Viewings
*$100 Gift Certificate UO Bookstore
1923 Garden Avenue. Walking dis
tance to campus. Spacious 2-bed
rooms. $585/month. Call 683-4219.
$200 Move-In Special!
Eugene Manor
1040-1050 Ferry St. 484-7441
Studios & One bedroom
Water, sewer, garbage & 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
Centre Court Village
1 & 2 Bedroom Units
Patio’s • Dishwasher • Disposal
Great floor plans.
Pet Free & Smoke Free
741-4726
www.dailyemerald.com
★★★★*★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★
Quality 1 & 2 bedroom campus
apartments. No pets. $495-$775.
Office 1528 Ferry. 541-343-8545.
1931 ONYX ALLEY #1
Newer 2 bedroom townhouse, $875,
$600 deposit. FREE laundry, dw,
disposal, w/s/g FREE, parking.
Mallard Properties 465-3825.
Spring Ridge Village
1 Bedroom Units
746-9036
South Hills Village
1 & 2 Bedroom Units
746-9036
All units Pet FREE
and some Smoke FREE
225 QUADS
Quads available now!! Three loca
tions, open now and for October
move-ins. From $275-$315. 1827
Harris, 1871 Harris Alley, 430 E.
15th. All utilities paid. Call 343-6000
www.campusquads.com
230 ROOIY1S FOR RENT
Student housing from $295/mo.
Utilities & Internet incl. 485-8008 or
554-7371.
One room available in student
house. Includes all utilities +DSL.
$275/mo. 318 Adams. 541-345
8225.
245 ROOMMATES WANTED
Female roommate needed to share
2 bdrm apt. On 18th across from
campus. $450/mo. +utils. Allison
303-917-4995
Roommate needed ASAP to share
2 bedroom, 1.5 bath apartment in
great area. Next to bus-line, wire
less. $300/month + electric/cable.
Contact Alicia 619-244-0597.
Clean/respectabie roommate want
ed for 2-bedroom apartment. Plenty
of space, 5-blocks from campus.
$325/month+electric/cable. Brian
760-822-5439.
Seeking female to share spacious
2-bedroom apartment in Springfield.
Secure-entry, parking, ext-cable.
Bus-route. $305/month+electric.
(503)381-0662.
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for example
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endeavor
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