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The Battalion
Monday, April 12,1993
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YEAST INFECTION STUDY
Female patients with symptoms of a yeast infection needed
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•Execute on-campus marketing
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•Training seminar in Boston
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Successful Interviewing Conducted by
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Lecture g^rjeg;. Learning, How j ;
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what not to say at an interview;
what to say if you are offered the
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Time: 6:30-9:30 pm
Fee: $25 (cash or check only)
Session Dates: April 14,15 & 16
Phone: 764-6314 for reservations.
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JOBS, JOBS, JOBS
Telephone fundraising for national
charities. No experience
necessary. $5-$6 per/hr. to start.
Evenings and weekends.
For immediate placement
call Mary 776-4246
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Typing, Binding,
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15 hours/week childcare/housework for partial board/
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References. International students welcome. Becky 774-
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Domestic help for large family call 776-0946.
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Summer jobs and internships - University Directories, the
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in advertising, sales an public relations. Average earnings
$3,900. Expense paid training program in Chapel Hill, NC.
College credit may be available. Interviews on campus
April 12th. Information and interview sign-up available
today at Career Center and Placement Services or call 1-
800-743-5556.
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Part-time help with deliveries. Must be well groomed and
dependable. Primarily need on Fridays and Mondays.
Must be able to lift 40+pounds. Apply in person 1901 S.
Tx Ave.
ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Fisheries. Earn
$600+/week in canneries or $4,000+/month on fishing
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experience necessary. For employment program call 1-
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for student entering summer
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New full size bed $70, nice sofa $70, table +2 chairs $20,
desk $20 Prices are negotiable. 822-2169.
85 Nissan Sentra - New tires, clutch, & brakes. Good
mech. condition $1700 (Nego ) 822-2169.
Futon with tan cushion $75.: Matching bunk bed $100,
desk $50, and dresser with hutch $50. 693-9283 or t 764-
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80 Ford Supercab auto 460 $2,600 823-4906.
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New carpet and appliances. $365/mo. Call 764-8414.
Roomy 1bdrm apartment for summer near A&M new
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3/2 four-plex, College Station - garage, shuttle, $570 693-
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Rooms For Rent: Fully furnished: All bills paid, close to
campus: Short term leases. Call Greg 693-1899.
2 /I 1/2,4-plex, washer/dryer, yard, C.S., shuttle, near
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Male roommate wanted for summer. Own room, on
shuttle route, biking distance from campus. $190/mth +1/
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Needed male roommate starting summer semester. Own
room 1 1/2 ba. $242.50/mo. & i/2 utilities. On bus route.
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$950 negotiable 776-0596.
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85 Ninja 600, runs perfect, easy access to classes, make
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8729.
386SX Computer-5MB RAM, 80MB HD, 3 1/2 and 5 1/4
floppies, keyboard, VGA, software: $650. Mouse and
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to believe that nothing is wrong
with the child and find a way to
help the child achieve excel
lence," she said.
One thing that schools can do
to help is to install a short, simple
auditory discrimination program
for young children, Montecel
said.
"The program will probably
only take about six weeks, but
you and the children will defi
nitely know the difference," she
said.
Montecel also spoke about
two efforts of her organization
that have given new insight into
school success for all children un
der the new approach.
The first was a longitudinal
study of a Texas school district
over two and a half years that
found, through interviews with
children in school and those who
had dropped out, that the school,
the family and the community
must help a student do well and
remain in school.
"For the young people who re
mained in school, there was al
ways one part of the triad that
worked for each student," she
said. "If the school wasn't pro
viding the needed support, the
student could rely on the family
or someone in the community to
provide reassurance."
Another IDRA effort was de
velopment of the Coca-Cola Val
ued Youth Program over the past
eight years.
The Valued Youth program
has been validated through the
U.S. Department of Education's
National Diffusion Network, and
has been recognized for academic
excellence by the U.S. Depart
ment of Education's Office of
Bilingual Education.
The program, which provides
elementary school children with
middle and high school student
tutors, proceeds from the belief
that all children are important,
Montecel said.
The program tutors "at risk"
students, those who make poor
grades and have poor discipli
nary records, she said.
"We act on the idea that these
students are important, and they
can contribute something from
themselves," she said. "And as a
result of participating, these stu
dents are staying in school, be-
"The program will
probably only take
about six weeks, but
you and the children
will definitely know
the difference."
-Dr. Marin
RobledoMontecd
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coming more attached to their
teachers, and becoming more a
part of the school. The results are
amazing."
The successful programs stem
from three ideas that are funda
mental to any effort that works,
Montecel said.
The effort must first value
children, she said. Secondly,it
must provide support to children
in ways that traditional school
programs do not.
"Programs that work concern
themselves with making sure
that children are fed, not ill, and
that they are caring for the entire
person, including the mind,"
Montecel said.
Third, parents and communi
ties must be meaningfully in
volved in the effort, and must be
given positions of leadership and
responsibility, she said.
"Based on our experience and
research, these are the three char
acteristics that I feel must be in
cluded in any effort that is going
to appropriately support chil
dren, especially minority chil
dren, in school success," she said.
"We have to listen to the children
and learn what they need most."
Call 847-8478
An MSC Student Programs
Committee
“THOROUGHLY UPLIFTING!”
- Brooke Htney. GLAMOUR MAGAZINE
- Larry FmcdU. US MAGAZINE
Enchanted
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A film by Mike Newell
Thursday - April 15th
7:00 & 9:30
Admission is $2.50.
Film will be presented in
Rudder Theatre Complex,
QUANTUM ^
Chemistry 101, 102
The Quantum Cow would like to thank the student
who contributed the following poem for $1.00 off:
While sitting in a field one day
I saw a cow pass my way.
And sipping on a glass of wine
I sat and admired that cute bovine.
She was a guernsey, big and strong;
I watched her, ana before too long
My heart it knew not what to do!
I swooned as she began to moo.
But nature played a joke on me;
It simply was not meant to be.
For there was one whom she held dear,
And I could not compare to that great steer.
So I sat back and drank my wine.
And bid farewell to that fair bovine
JANTUM COW TUTORI
693-9434
Mon. Aor. 1 2
5-8 p.m.
Chem. 102
Ch.23, 24, 29,31
Room # 104
8-10 p.m.
Chem. 101
Ch. 10, 11, 13
Tue. Aor. 13
5-7 p.m.
Chem. 102
Ch. 21
Room # 106
7-9 p.m.
Chem. 101
Ch. 12
Wed. Apr. 14
5-8 p.m.
Chem. 101
Test IV Review
Room # 103
8-11 p.m.
Chem. 102
Test IV Review
If you would like a $1 discount each time you
attend a review this week, you know what to do!!!
*** COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE VOUCHER STUDENTS: If
you wish to attend a 3 hr. review, please bring 2 vouchers (you
may use old ones).***
*** Test Review questions will be different from those covered at
the chapter reviews***
TEST IV PACKETS: Over 100 old test questions, answers to odd
# BOPS, chapter summaries & formula sheets
***Of course, these are free to students attending either both Ch.
reviews and/or the test review. If you do not wish to attend the
reviews but would like to purchase a Chem. 101 or 102 test
packet, you may do so for $10 during the review times at the
Conf. Center.
All reviews will be held at the College Station Conference Center
on George Bush Dr. (across from the south side of golf course).
Need a ride? Please call ahead to make arrangements!
1993 Third Annual
Health Professions Symposium
When: Thursday, April 15, 1993
Where: MSC Flagroom
Time: 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
It's free & everyone is welcome!
Sponsored by: The Executive Council of Health Organizations (ECHO)