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Rmmte for Rosewood area $240/mo + sec.
dep. 1/2 util. Call Todd 790-1727
Conservative, former youth minister, seeks
roommate to share 3BR house $185/mo &
assist w/dogs. Call Harold 748-7333 3mi from
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F/Rmmte, n/smoker, quiet, clean. Must love
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$275 + 1/2 utilities. ASAP
27Rmmtes to share 3BR house beginning 1/98
$275/mo + 1/3 util. 772.6349 Iv. msg.
Spacious 2BR 2BA, 2 phone lines, S
washer/dryer, fireplace, furniture welcome.
$305 mo. + utilities. Charbonneau Apts. off g
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F/Rmmte wanted to help find & share 2BR
2BA apart. N/smoker, no pets approx.
$250/mo . + 1/2 util. 544-1088
F/rmmte needed January. 2BR 1BA, 5 min
walking distance anywhere on campus.
$300/mo incld util & parking. 758-5906
F/Rmmte 3BR 2BA, historic home dwntwn,
fum. w/antiques 12ft ceilings 5 fp, w/d hdwood
fls $250/mo incl rent/util & alarm. Must be
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Call Charles after 6pm 772-6184.
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$275/mo incl. util. 750-4830.
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Call 790-9946 after 6pm.
1BR $475/mo avail. ASAP. Take over lease
until July 2 Blocks from USC 799-0905.
2BR duplex in Shandon 1.5 mi to USC. fC
CH/AC, carpeted, w/d hookup $495/mo, $50 m
discount on 1st mo. Call 765-1328.
Health Power Glidder w/instructions $60.00
Abb's machine - $35.00. Call 796-9631.
AT&T Globalyst w/cd rom Cannon bubble jet
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Lindsay 1-800-246-4425 X6035.
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SHANDON-WOOD ANIMAL HOSPITAL
has opening for PT kennel position.
7am-10am M-F & every other weekend.
More hours possible.
Call Dr. Atkinson 254-9257
Dependable, honest individual needed to
lean two small office buildings. Cayce area,
sxible hours, average 6/hrs/wk @ $6/hr. For
more information,
call Gloria ? 791-8800.
irt-time Kennel help for Veterinary Hospital,
ill or stop by Irmo Animal Hospital at 732I72
for details.
I80 St. Andrews Road
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Discover how to work in America's i
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Competitive wages + bonuses!
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For employment information, call:
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THE CAPSTONE CONFERENCE
CENTER is now accepting applications
for 3 FT Summer Management positions
to work with South, Central & East
Campus Groups. Some Spring office
hours required. Must be a rising Senior
or Graduate Student in Spring 1998 with
a minimal GPA of 2.5. For application,
drop by the Capstone Conference
Center, North Lobby of Capstone House
PT SALES CLERK - Old Mill Antique Mall
Weekends & occasional weekdays.
Apply in person 310 State St. 796-4229
$1,000's WEEKLY!!
ituff envelopes at home for $2.00 each plus
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luaranteed! Free supplies. For details, send
me stamp to N-211, 12021 Wilshire Bl., Ste
552, Los Angeles, CA 90025
TERRITORY SALES ASSISTANTS
FULL TIME & PART TIME
Opportunity for a mature, personable
and well spoken individual. Responsibilities
to include; Telephone qualifying databases
for physicians interested in
Heart Diagnostic Monitoring, and Portable
Ultrasound Products, other Marketing
duties. Call Robert Tiffin, Marketing
& Sales, Advanced Medical Products, 6
Woodcross Drive, Cola, SC at (803)
407-3044, fax (803) 407-3046.
GQ'S
362 Jacob Road 731-0555
Required!!!
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Resume Builder
itemational Marketing firm has PT openings
ir marketing & recruiting. Must be ambitious,
ovitated, & have great people skills. Flexible
schedule. $300-$400/wk. Call 771-4566.
KING'S JEWELERS
1611 MAIN ST.
Next to Lourie's Dept. Store. Sales &
Office help wanted No Sundays &
niahts.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY.
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Ipscale furniture store seeking PT help from |
6 daily. Job requires lifting and unpacking of j
furniture and
accessories, and assisting in deliveries.
Outgoing personality a plus. Call 733-1704
and speak to Paul or Michael.
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cations may picked up in the
1 House Suite 115. The dead)
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contact the Office of the Director of St
PT Bookkeeper for downtown real estate
appraisal office. Non-smoker. Accounting
software and payroll experience necessary.
Minimum of 18-24/hrs week. Contact Faye
Henderson, 252-9321, Rosen Appraisal
Associates or fax resume to 765-9889.
WAREHOUSE/PT
Wholesale Distributor has PT openings, SunThur,
5-11pm. Warehouse, heavy lifting, fast
pace. Start $6.50/hr. H.T. Hackney Co. 333
Dreher Rd., W. Cola, off US 1 by Walmart.
Apply 8am-4pm, M-F.
No phone calls. DRUG TEST.
ACTIVITY THERAPIST POSITION OPEN AT
RESIDENTIAL GROUP HOME FOR
CHILDREN. Organizational and
communication skiiis required. Must nave
energy and commitment for working with
children, youth and families in crisis.
Bachelor's degree in rec. therapy, PE, or
related field preferred. Hours include evenings
and weekends. Send resume to
L. Brandes, PO Box 50466,
Columbia, SC 29250
CAROLINA COLLECTION SERVICE is
currently seeking PT telephone collectors for
M-F 5-9 (flexible). Please contact
Sam Smith at 772-7747. EOE
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE
MORTGAGE INTERN
3T rep. needed for Mortgage Lender.
Excellent opportunity for junior or senior who
needs to work afternoon/evening hours.
3usiness attire and good driving record
mportant. Position involves meeting with
:lients for loan processing and taking
Dhotographs. Good organization and comm.
skills a must. No sales involved. Position
available: 1Salary:$7/hr, Flex, days per
week:6. Must be US citizen. Desired majors:
3A, Finance, Marketing Economics
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esume to 794-0606.
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Human Resources Dept. at 935-0151
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seeking professional highly motivated sales
persons for retail locations.
Contact Bradley at 250-1161.
Professional couple needs sitter for 2
little girls beginning January 5th;
M,W,&F afternoons. N/smoker, own
trans, and ref. required. Call 799-8820.
Community Child Care Associates is now
tiring PT Afterschool Teachers for Richland I
Schools. Call 798-9005 for interview.
COLA. MONTESSORI ELEM. School needs
care providers for 1st-6th Graders during
Christmas Holidays; 8am-6pm
M-F; PT OK; Call 771-6488
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CONFRENCE continued from page 1
There were some'students as well
as faculty who felt there was not a need tl
for a black leadership conference. Some o
argued these types of conferences are c
a part of the problem, not the solution. ^
"TViia nnnfprpnnp ia Hpfinitelv a an
lution," said Thomas Rivers, advisor of v
the Association of African-American ,
Students (AAAS). "The conference is
filling a void that some of the students v
are lacking in their leadership skills," ^
Rivers said. "It meets the needs of students
we serve in the multicultural af- n
fairs office." b
Florette Broadwater, author "Prop- s
er Me: The Way To Be," gave a lecture
on character building, etiquette and social
grace.
"It was a wonderful opportunity
to be here," Broadwater said. "The stu- ^
dents had lots of confidence and all they
needed was to be reaffirmed. I can tell
just how far they will go." 1(
The students listened and participated
eagerly as the speakers
brought the messages on building their
leadership skills for a brighter 21st century.
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be pre-paid. Cash, check and credit
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Office of Student Media,
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PAPA JAZZ
lash paid for used compact discs, records &
apes. Bring 1 or 1,000. All kinds of music.
014 Greene Street Call 256-0095.
A Drinking Man's Story
(Recorded Message) 796-7014, Call'Now!
100 STUDENTS WANTED
Lose 8-100lbs. New metabolism
Dreakthrough. Dr. recommended, guaranteed
1-800-784-1509.
Fatz Cafe'
We are looking for energetic fun loving
people to work with. Our needs are
primarily service positions. However, we
would like to talk with anybody who
wants to work in a restaurant
euvirunmttiu uiai uuiy uam auuui men
staff. Come see us anytime between 2-5
Monday-Saturday. Why not Sunday?
We are closed on Sundays.
ANGUS OMAHAS STEAKHOUSE &
SPORTS BAR
Waitstaff needed for new location at
9221 Two Notch Rd. (Spring Valley). No
exp. required. Apply in person.
Earn great moneyl
256-ROAD |
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pen: Monday, November
, December 5th $15 pe
of Campus Recreation, 20.
1 777-5261 for more info.
"It was a start in sparkling a flame
hat will inspire young leaders such as
urselves to promote much needed
hanges in society," freshman Paige
Villiams said.
Sophomore Quanda Miller felt it
fas to her advantage to get up Saturay
morning to be here, and be motiated
and empowered for a better fuure.
"Before I came here today, I was't
really sure what leadership meant,
nit now T fool that T havo the ahilitv to
ucceed in life," Miller said. f
A student of Benedict College alo
attended the conference in hopes of '<
;aining knowledge on building leader- 1
hip skills so that he could improve
hem on his campus as well. ]
" Sometimes leadership can be (
onely, but coming together in a con- ^
erence like this with other AfricanAmerican
student leaders helps to keep i
he light burning," said Donovin Gleaton, <
resident of the Student Government I
Association at Benedict. i
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Waitresses $2.13/hr + Great tips & free
meals. Apply In person 922 S. Main Street.
CHILI'S GRILL & BAR
TWO NOTCH ROAD
Now hiring servers
Flexible hours and great benefits
Come by Monday-Friday between 24pm
for interviews. No phone calls
please.
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Now hiring servers & daytime
hostesses for all shifts. Please apply at
224 O'Neil Ct. Mon-Thurs. between
3&5PM.
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All of the students who attended
he conference were elated and most
:ould not wait to share their new found
knowledge with their peers.
"I really enjoyed the conference. It
vas a great opportunity and the inormation
was enlightening," senior
ieisha Mouzon said.
"Next year, I hope to see this con
erence as a multicultural leadership
inference. We can learn more from
;ach other," said Megan Hoffman,
dee president of Students Associated
or Latin America (SALA).
"It was an excellent experience,
ind those individuals who weren't here
nissed out," junior Eric Johnson said.
Motivating, organizing and empowering
the future leaders of Ameri:a
was the purpose of the M.O.E
BETTER Leadership Conference.
Teaching young African-American
students that they do have a place in
society and showing them the way was
the role of all of the speakers, advisors
and organizers involved.