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CI1 HIELP WANTED MEN! WOMEN! JOBS ON SHIPS! No experience required. Ex cellent pay. Worldwide travel. Perfect summer job or career. Send $3 for information. SEAFAX, Dept. 12-L P.O.Box 2049, Port Angeles, Washington 98362 The Chopping Block is now in terviewing for positions as waiters and hostesses. For information contact Rod Tabor, 772-2011 Job applications for student orientation assistants. Ap plications now available in Rm. 207 Pendleton Bldg. or the Information Desk in the Russell House. Call 777-5223 Earn $.50 or more working weekends in your own hometown. Degnified Public Relations work. Commission basis. Call Bill Melton, 777-4521 after 7 p.m. SERVICES TYPING: ALL TYPES. Prompt, professional service. Proofreading included. Reasonable, convenient. 254-5921 VALENTINES'S DAY SPECIAL! 8 x 10 or 5 x 7 portrait. Very reasonable prices. Black and white only. Also film processed and developed and general candid photography. Call 254-0737 or 256 1209 Campus TODAY Respect Life Rally Committee, organizational meeting, 7 p.m., Russell House 306. Free University courses begin this week, sponsored by the University Union. Hobby Week, Russell House, Feb. 4-6. Film, "Memories of Un derdevelopment," 7 and 9:30 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Basketball Game, USC vs. Canisius, Coliseum. 1.5 mg Ptgeet case Higk Pe4e>uexaxcee uag*e A&.0 e.Ue'a48t|ed 8ic ce ta Tape 2602 Deii Cornell Ar "Corner of Sumter & Good Food Convenient to Campi Pleasant Atmospher( Discount on Meal Bo Luncheon 11:00 Dinner Self-Senx Buffet $1.75-$1 Fridav Night Fo 8t U m( ossified A TYPING theses, dissertations, term papers. Extensive ex perience. Electric typewriter. Mrs. Stokes, 782-0347 Legal, medical abortions from 1 day to 24 wks., as low as $125.00. Free pregnancy tests and birth control information. Ms. Rogers, Washington, D.C. (202) 628-7656 or (301) 484-7424 anvtime. NEED A JOB IN 1976? Plan now. Wide range of positions in management, scientific and technical fields, aviation. Starting salary plus benefits to $19,000 annually. Up to $26,000 in 4 yrs. Advanced degree programs, 30 day paid vacations, free medical care, enviable retirement plan, and many more benefits. People oriented management. Job satisfaction. Apply now for training program. Receive $100 a month while still in college. Scholarships available. Open to men and women with two yrs. remaining at USC, at graduate level or undergraduate or a combination of the two. In terviewing now. Call the Dept. of Aerospace Studies for an ap pointment, 777-4135 LOST AND FOUND LOST--Watch at SGA beer bust. Call 777-8200 and ask for Curtis RENT AND SALE Ai?TISTS! Paintings, graphics, Calendar TUESDAY Hillel, 8 p.m., Russell House 310. International Students Club, 8 p.m., International House. Film. "Bell Du Jour," 7 and 9:30 p.m., Russell House Theatre. Wrestling Match, USC at Western Carolina, 7:30 p.m. Heide will speak at 8 p.m., in the New Business Administration Building Auditorium. Tapea 7 ixek 'eee-- 1200 beet tie dniing tape atI.47 ( ape stageas--wiaked deux *24.95 5503 Fevest 1D'ie ms Buffet Pendle ton Sts." l's o)ks 2:15 rice ds and 3-dimensional works now being accepted at THE BACK ROOM...student art gallery at THE ENAMELIST. WATERBEDS--Frame, linen, mattress, $65 Large fur pillows, $13.75. 786-2935 Want to buy VW Squareback...Call 782-3486 AKC Black Labs, champion blood lines, 6 wks. old. Female $100, male $125. Call 787-8257. Custom orders now being accepted for Valentine gifts. Order early to insure delivery. THE ENAMELIST, 2107 Green St. Hrs. MWF 10:30-6:00 TTH 12:30-2:30 Sat. 12:00-5:00 HEY! AT LAST! Own your own compact refrigerator for dor mitory use. Slightly used, $50 plus tax. 90 days guarantee. All refrigerators conform to University requirements. J.H. Epps T.V. Service, Inc., 2201 Green 3t. 252-4345 MISCELLANEOUS NURSING STUDENTS: Earn $100 a month while still in training, up to $18,000 in pay and benefits to start after licensing. Now for the first time, become an Air Force nurse through Air Force ROTC. CallI 777-4135 for details. Call now. Offer open to first 100 qualified pplicants nationwide. HILE M: Tomorrow-Tu 8:00 PM...Room 31 1Ms. Wilma | (National Presid< APPEA] February 5 A. New B.A. A.W 1.D). Req .. S .. . .: . . . . The squirrels on the Capit about going hungry. There as this man, who are willing offer them to the greatful sqt people will treat each other t R. Vance Butts EE ING esday, Feb. 5 O...Russell House scott Heide mnt of N.O.W.) UING -8:00 P.M. Auditorium -ed by Lired 1~ 3 ol grounds never worry are always people, such to purchase peanuts and iirrels. Maybe s('meday he same way. Photo by II EuriMel } ma tlier RI via sverseas tralini or the session starting Fall, 1974, uromed will assist qualified Amer can students In gaining admission 0 recognized overseas medical chools. nd that's just the beginning. mnce the language barrier constitutes he preponderate difficulty in succeed ng at a foreign school, the Euromed rogram also includes an intensive 2 week medical and conversational anguage course, mandatory for all tudents. Five 'ours daily, 5 days per leek (12-16 weeks) the course is iven in the country where the student ill attend medical school. n addition. Euromed provides stu ents with a 12 week intensive cul ural orientation program, with merican students now studying medi mne in that particular country serving s counselors enior ar graduate students currently ~nrolled in an American univ$rsity are S 'ligible to participate in the Euromed irogram. For application and fu'her information, phone toll fre'-. 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