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The Columbia Women's Soccer League will
be starting its Spring season on Saturday,
February 13th. The league is for women age
18 and up. For more information, contact
Amy Hayden at 796-7798.
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I Interested in a faculty/student residential I
[ living experience? Express yourself in j
i Preston College. Preston College pro-1
i vides an intimate learning community U
j where students can further develop the j
t skills, knowledge, and attitudes associat- i
i ed with a liberal arts education.
! Applications may be picked up at the !
i Department of Housing. 1215 Blossom |
i Street, Preston College or the Horseshoe I
[ Area Office. The deadline for applying is j
I Friday, February 15, 1999.
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SINGERS, RAPPERS: need beats? I've got
everything from gutter grimy to butter ballards.
$100 a track Get at me 787-6743 ask for
Juice or leave message.
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TODAY is the Preston Tea from 4pm
J 6pm in the Principals Lodge in the West J .
i Wing of Prestnn College. Anyone inter- i
[ este-d in living in Preston College is invit- j
i ed to attend the tea. Preston College is a ,
i faculty/student residential living experi-1
J ence. Keep life simple and live on cam- j
i Pus.
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1 Looking for a unique educational experi
ence? Express yourself in Nada,
i Carolina's Global Community. Nada pairs i
i international students with students from
j the United States, enabling residents to J
i learn about different cultures as well as i
their own. Applications may be picked up
at the Departmentof Housing, 1215
i Blossom Street or at the Capstone Area i
Office located in the lobby of Columbia
Hall. The deadline for applying is
Monday, February 15, 1999.
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ADOPT: A baby to care for is in our
dreams. Perhaps this difficult time can
be made a little easier knowing that your
baby will live and grow in a warm, loving,
comfortable home with promises of a
beautiful future. Medical/legal expenses
paid. Please call Laura & John at
1 -888-847-37C4.
F/seeks/F rmmte to share 2BR 2BA furn APT
near USC $340/mo + 1/2 util 343-2567
2431 Terrace Way, Close to USC. Patio APT
w/garage. Very private $595.
Available Feb 1. Call 758-1631.
F/seeks/F rmmte immediately!. 5230/mo + 1/3
util. 1.5 miles from USC 254-7315
M/seeks/M rmmte to share 2BR APT 1 min.
from USC. Util, incld. $270/mo, grad stud preferred.
748-7345.
F/seeks/F/IL /mmte needed ASAP to share
house off Broad River Rd. $375/mo util incld.
w/d avail. Call 772-6349 Iv. message.
M/seeks/M rmmte in Shandon area. Close to
USC $240/mo + sec. dep. 1/2 util.
Call Todd 799-0778
1BR turn APT 1/2 block from USC incld util.
$350/mo $250/sec. dep. 750-4945 or voice
beeper 931-6444.
2BR 1BA, living room, carpet blinds, stove
refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, pool, security
gate, tennis court, clean
10min. from USC 776-8823 $485
Room for Rent 1 mi from USC 1BR 1/2
BA.util incld, kitchen privileges 794-3825
Call after 6:30 pm.
700-750 VACANCIES LIST DAILY!
1,2,3,4,BRS Call today, tell us your needs.
799-1333 RENTMART FEE
Experience the world from your own living
room. In Nada, Carolina's Global
Community, international and American
students live and learn together. If you
are interested in living in Nada, please
stop by the Capstone Area Office,
located in Columbia Hall. Nada will
have an Open House all semester. Keep
life simple and live on campus.
Stackable washer/dryer by Westinghouse
$250. 865-1654.
1MB PS/1 1G HD w/software 33.6 modem,
SVGA monitor, Inkjet Printer $550. Call
Nicole 798-6211.
"Why pay parking fines or be late for class?
Call 799-3452 for a reserved space"
Summer on Hilton Head Island, SC!
Shore Beach Service needs lifeguards for
summer season. (843) 785-3494
www.shorebeach.com
Part Time upper class accounting major wanted,
flex, schedule Call Jim at 736-6178
wantea siuaeni inerapisi 10 worK wnn auusuc
child Training provided
Call 732-3955
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Capstone Conference Center is looking '
J for energetic and dedicated students for [
i the position of Conference Hall Director i
j As a Conference Hall Director, you will j
i be responsible for hiring, training, super- t
i vising and evaluating a student confer- i
[ ence staff and working with clients to j
i coordinate their on-campus housing i
accommodations Applications are avail
| able at the Capstone Conference Center, J
i North Lobby of Capstone House. We will i
j accept applications until
I February 1,1999.
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SALES CONSULTANTS NEEDED
Recently Graduated? We need to talk!
Opportunity to earn 30-60K first year Great
Benefits Matching 401K Call Jamey
Blackwell with ADT Security Services at
731-4441.
PART TIME OFFICE
Lexington office seeking part-time help to
answer phone, file and assist with general
office duties 9am-1pm M-F. Call Norrell at
772-4915 for immediate consideration
'
Small Dutch Square Law Firm needs a 1 st or
2nd year student to search land titles. $9/hr
for 12-15 hrs/wk. Please call 798-5253 to
schedule an interview. Please respond by no
later than January 25,1999.
Night Order Selectors needed for
convenient store wholesalers.
Flex schedule. Sunday-Thursday
(no weekends) $6.50/hr.
PT/FT available. Apply at:
H.T. Hackney Co.
333 Dreher Road West Cola.
No Phone Calls.
Drug Test Required.
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Progressive Company in the resort industry
needs your help Talking on the telephone to
people all over the country helping them
make vacation plans at our beautiful resort.
Great evening hours 6pm-12midnight and
$10/hr plus bonuses. Make this an excellent
opportunity for college students.
Call 216-8200 x'?3
PAID INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE...with
Northwestern Mutual Life...selected as
"One of the Top 10 Internships in
America: for 1997 - America's Top
Internships, Princeton leview.
Northwestern Mutual Life is seeking
enthusiastic, self-motivated, mature students
who have an interest in sales for
our Fall and Spring Internship Programs.
If selected you will receive actual business
experience, state licensing, competitive
compensation,
and an extensive training program.
Potential for full-time after graduation.
If you're achievement oriented,
a Jr., Sr.or Grad Student, call
Heather Riddle @ 254-0133 X3032
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i Weekend Computer Operator - Hours i
J are on Saturday from 8am-4pm & ^
i Sunday 1am-4am. Must be available for i
i emergency support work during the i
J hours not at the bank from 4pm on
i Saturday until Sunday at midnight. Must i
1 be very reliable, dependable and able to j
[ work without direct supervision.
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J Tellers - We have several PT positions !
i in the Columbia area for am/pm hours. |
i These positions require superior cus- i
j tomer service skills, good analytical
i skills, strong attention to detail and the
ability to handle multiple tasks in a fast )
! pace environment -A high energy level, j I
i sales orientation and the ability to work i j
j with the public in a positive and profes- j
[ sional manner are required. Must have [ ,
i previous cashier or teller experience. i ,
i Proof, Data Entry, Reconcilement & | i
Research positions available. These are i
[ 20/hrs/wk from 5pm -9pm everyday M-F. j
i Must have basic accounting or booki
keeping and 10n key skills. Must be able ' j
[ to work with others in a positive manner. J |
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J Interested applicants may apply from |
j 9am-4pm M-F at 1420 Lady Street
I (corner of Bull & Lady)
' Harrison Building, Suite 101. EOE
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FREE RADIO + $1250! !
Fundraiser open to student groups &
} organizations. Earn S3-S5 per VISA/MC J '
i app. We supply all materials at no cost, i |
Call for info or visit our website. Qualified 1 i
- ! callers receive a FREE Baby-Boom Box. ! 1
1-800-932-0528 x65 i i
wwwocmconcepts.com [ ,
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Student Assistant Position Available
Student will assist in filing, phones and I
scheduling appointments. Student must
have knowledge of Word and Excel.
Student needs to be energetic and motivated.
Student needs to be dependable
and available during the summers.
Position is 5days/week, 15-20
hrs/week?8am-5pm, Salary $7.00/hr.
Please apply at 514 Main St.
Computer Services 777-0297
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Interior Designer needs helper to do errands
& minimal paperwork. Must have car. Hours & 1
days can be flexicie. No more than eight hrs
weekly Please call 738-2643 leave message
if no answer.
have fun - r;;sing funds
For your Clubs, Teams, & Groups
Earn up to $500 or more! Put our 25+years of
fundraising experience to work for you. Call
NOW for details on FREE CD of your choice. 1
1-800-592-2121 ext 725 1
GOLF COURSE EMPLOYEE - PART TIME
CALL GLENDA 776-9900
Week-end help needed for Blythewood horse
farm Flexible hours. Experience needed.
Call 735-0660 for more info.
The Center for Capital Litigation, a
non-profit Columbia law firm representing
indigent death-sentenced inmates, seeks
interested student to assist with a variety
of tasks. No prior experience necessary
15-20 hours/wk; flexible hours. Car
required. S6/hr plus reimbursement for
travel. Great experience for pre-law students.
Call Cathy Gulley at (803)7560650
for information & appointment. j
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1999 Internships!
uoiu uei d oummei duu .nun <x oumnici ,
Business" www.tuitionpainters.com
tuipaint@bellsouth.net or 800-393-4521 1
TELEMARKETERS/ .
APPOINTMENT SETTERS I
Part-Time Evenings.S8l00-S1 0.00 Hourly
Plus Bonuses. Exp Helpful. Call Laurie
803-216-8253
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CAMPUS REPS NEEDED
[ PT Campus Sales Reps needed for [
i national Internet company. Unique i
J opportunity for highly motivate, Internet J
J savvy individual. Sales exp. preferred but,
i will consider any higher achiever i
J Contact Rysse, 888-915-6200,
i collegestudent.com
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PT sales clerk for Old Mill Antique Mall Apply
in person at 310 State Street,
West Columbia. 796-4229.
CAMPUS REPS NEEDED
PT Campus Marketing Reps needed for
naticnai Internet company. Unique I
opportunity for creative, independent
individual Marketing/Advertising exp.
preferred but will consider any high
achiever. Contact Andee 888-915-6200.
PT Receptionist position at downtown law |
firm . Duties include answering phones, light i
typing and greeting clients Individual needed i
M-F from 8:30am to 12:00 noon PM. Contact |
Lisa Burgess at 799-2100
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JOB ON CAMPUS!
The USC Annual/Fund is looking j
for a few good students to help in i
our annual fund raising drive. |
We offer $5.25/hr, great profession- '
al work experience, on-campus
location, and convenient evening J
and weekend hours. For more infor-1
mation, call 777-2985 or stop by |
Suite 119 in the Byrnes Building to '
fill out an application.
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Wanted FT person M-F 8AM-5PM for an
installers position of shelving, mirrors, towel
bars and shower doors. Must have driver's
license. Pay based on experience.
Call 786-9168 Ask for Rick
Self-Starter with good mathematical and dat<
entry skills needed for permanent position
approx. 6 hours a week on Thursday after
noons. Call 791-4520 to set up an interview.
Lifeguards needed for exciting Summer o
'99 at Myrtle Beach. Now interview. Gooc
pay & working conditions. Call Earl or Craig a
843-448-9122 or 343-444-9163
Now hiring energetic, customer sen/ice orient
ed people for positions at Gingiss Forma
Wear in Columbiana Centre by Dillard's. Asl
for Liz or Valarie. Must have flexible hours 8
be able to work weekends.
Position for experienced person in
West Columbia Child Care Center. Min. from
USC from 2-6pm. 791-0884.
Babysitter needed for 2 yr old & 3 mo old. Ed
major preferred. Flex schedule. Trans & ref
required. 691-9933.
Fun enthusiastic people wanted to work wit!
children. 2 positions M-F, 2pm-6pm mus
have good driving recording. 799-8533.
Experienced babysitter needed afternoons
Must have car & references. Hours/days car
be flexible. Please call 738-2643.
EASTMINSTER DAY SCHOOL is acceptinc
applications for Teaching Assistants anc
Substitutes for all hours. Some experience
and a love for children required. Please cal
771-1512 for more information or come b}
3200 Trenholm Road to complete an applica
tion.
Teachers needed FT/PT 8am-5;30pm or 23:30pm.
Apply in person to Bright Idea CDC
4274 August Rd, Lexington 356-3311
Manny needed for 2yr old & his 8yr old sistei
in Shandon area beginning immediately
Weekdays from 3-6:30 and possibly all da}
on Fridays. Local refs and dependable trans
req'd. Education major preferred. Call 799
7548 and leave message.
Wanted subs for Child Development Center
days & times vary depending on teacher's
needs Please call 799-8533.
Meed babysitter Mon., Tue. & Wed. 12-4prr
Must provide ref & transp. to Heathwooc
home. Call Jeanie 254-1590.
Afternoon teaching positions available imme
diately at Wildwood Country Day School, a
pre-school & elementary school in NE
Cola...only 15 min from USC. A unique oppor
tunity exists for those students who love work
ing with children of all ages. Positions are
available M-F 3-6pm, 3:30-6pm or 4-6pm. Tc
apply call 699-9988.
Asbury Afterschool Program is seeking ar
assistant M-F, 2-6pm. Must be 21. $7.50/h
Located off Leesburg Road near VA
CLINTON continued from page 1
The president's proposal would create
new 401(k)-style retirement accounts
for workers and invest seme of Social
Security's cash reserves in the stock
market for the first time.
In sharp contrast, Senate Majority
Leader Trent Lott called for a 10 percent
across-the-board tax cut. Republii
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cans aiso auacxea me iaea 01 naving
the government invest Social Security
cash on Wall Street.
"No, no, a thousand times no,"
said Rep. Bill Archer, R-Texas, House
Ways and Means chairman. "If you
thought a government takeover of health
care was bad, just wait until the govj
ernment becomes an owner of Amerii
ca's private sector companies."
Moving from last year's call to "save
Social Security first," Clinton proposed
Hosp. 1005 ASDury urive. Mease can r?t>
7550 for more information.
GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR
Enthusiastic and energetic person who loves
lo work with children needed afternoons anc
evenings Call 788-2808
HARPER'S
Now hiring exp. bar & waitstaff. Must have
some AM availability, apply in person M*F
from 2-5PM at 700 Harden Street.
cl^jjis
'GR1LL^#& BARJ
7715 TWO NOTCH ROAD
Now hiring all positions, great benefits.
Individual college tuition reimbursement
+ meal discount Apply in Person
between 2&4pm Monday-Thursday
GENE'S CAFE
Now hiring bicycle or car delivery . Up to
$10/hr. 1801 Main St. Call 799-4424.
PT Cashier needed M-F 12-2PM Nathan's
Restaurant. No weekends/holidays. Apply a
1840 Hampton Street,, $7/hr. 254-0484
'FREE MEALS - Sandwich makers, startinc
oay 58 (with experience). Must be available
11:30-2:00, M-F. No weekends. Apply in per
son before 11 or after 2.
No Name Deli 2042 Marion Street."
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AL'S UPSTAIRS has immediate open-1
ings for the following positions:
Davtime Maintenance Person
Waitstaff Kitchen/linecook Apply daily
at 300 Meeting Street from 3-6pm or call J
794-7404 and ask for GM Claire Parker \
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Our Harbison location is hiring for
servers. Two years experience
necessary in a full service restaurant.
Apply in Person
252 Harbison Blvd M-Th 2-4.
PT delivery person need 15-20 hours pel
week. Valid drivers license, good drivinr
record and some haevy lifting required. Cal
Maunz Electronics 791-5860
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, From $399 Ne9nl From $99 i
Acapulco Daytona Beach I
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I ff IvItbavel Tim Got<4nan @805-779-3821 '
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FREE PREGNANCY TEST Call Birthright of
Columbia. Services confidential 765-0165
GUITAR LESSONS
WITH GARY BRUCE
Beginners to Advanced Players.
~ One-on-One lessons. Lessons include music
t theory; ear training & improvising.
Call 356-2106
PRO-TYPE TYPING SERVICES: 776-9214
Thesis, term papers, resumes, etc.
Fast turn around, reasonable prices.
Want to graduate with better grades?
CALL THE PROFESSOR AT 957-0577
Math, Phy, Chem.,
MATHEMATICS TUTORING.
THE EXPERT1 256-6498
Put your answering machine & voice mail to
work for you 24/7. Call 1-800-676-3519 for
recorded details.
> Turn $25 into Thousands! Log onto the web
for free details.www.mlmers-ad[
net.com/success/tsc17108.htm
ARE THINGS GETTING BETTER OR
WORSE? Call 796-7014
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Gamecock
PT Runner for small downtown law firm.
Fax resume to 929-1075.
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! RUNNER NEEDED FOR SMALL i
DOWNTOWN LAW FIRM
| ONE PT RUNNER NEEDED IMMEDI- {
i ATELY for the following approximate i
j hours:
J Monday- AS MANY HOURS AS POSSI- J
I BLE, PREFERABLY BEGINNING at
[ 9:00AM Tuesday - Flexible Wednesday- j
j AS MANY AS POSSIBLE, PREFERl
ABLY BEGINNING AT 9:00: AM
[ Thursday & Friday-Flexible
i If you are interested and your schedule |
i permits you to work approximately 15/20
j hours/week for the days and approx. j
j i times noted above, you have your own i
i care and a valid SC driver's license, i
1 j please call Ms. Pat Robinson with MCK- j
l AY & MCKAY, PA., 1325 Laurel Street, i
J Cola, SC at 256-4645 between 9:00 a m. j
' j and 5:00 p.m. to schedule an interview. [
1 i Rate $5.15/hour and mileage reimbursed i
1 J at rate or 31.5 cents/mile NOTE: IF\
! YOUR SCHEDULE DOES NOT PERMIT \
I I YOU TO WORK THE DAYS OF MCN-1
I \DAY OR WEDNESDAY AT ALL,\
< ! PLEASE DQ NOT CALL AS WE MUST\
. I HAVE A RUNNER FOR THOSE DAYS. I
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Wednesday, January 20,1999
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To place a classified ad...
uaii or come oy tne umce ot btuaeni Meaia
at (803) 777-3888, Rm 343 in the Russell House.
or Fax your ad to (803) 777-6482
or Mail ad & payment to:
Classified Advertising, Office of Student Media
Russell House University Union, 1400 Greene St.
Columbia SC 29208.
There is a 2-line minimum for classified ads. Lines average about 42
characters in length. Classified ads must be pre-paid. Cash, check and
credit cards accepted.
Columnist I
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' invite all members
of the
(Carolina commimitv
to submit columns H
of opinion.
For more information, M
contact Rm. 303 in the Russell House M
or call 777-7726.
Clinton's State of the Union address
tranoforrincr aVimit fifl nerr(?nt nf *?*- over 15 vears ? for the ailiriP Medicare
pected budget surpluses over the next system. An additional 11 percent of the
15 years ? $2.7 trillion ? to the Social surplus ? $500 billion ? would be
Security account to keep the program devoted to new government-subsidized
solvent until 2055. retirement accounts, with the Treasury
Twenty-five percent of that money ...
, . a 11 , i a matching the savings of lower-income
would be invested by the government b 6
in the stock market in hopes of PeoP e"
achieving higher returns. rest of the surplus would go for
"I reach out my hand to those of you military spending and domestic proof
both parties in both houses and ask grams.
you to join me in saying we will save Never before has a president deSocial
Security now," Clinton said. livered a State of the Union address unT.ast
year, we wisely reserved all der such extraordinary conditions.
of the sulcus until we knew what it CMnton,s House accusers and gen.
would take to save Social Security. . . , . ,.
..J , ,, * ate judges were the immediate audiAgain,
I say, we should not spend any ? ... , .
of it until after Social Security is truly ence' althoueh h,s real "W was the
save(j millions of Americans watching at home.
"First things first." His job was to convince them he's faithClinton's
plan also would reserve 15 ftd to their interests and should remain
percent of the surplus ? $650 billion in power.