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Male Roommate Needed. Pets OR $160/mo, plus
1/2 usl. Unit Dec. 1. Call $1.49.
Photographically attractive females interested in Lawrence's newest modeling agency. Inquire for training at 841 328 between 6 and 10 p.m. RIDE NEEDED to or from Dallas-Houston area over Thanksgiving 11/22-11/29. Good conducive space; expensive and driving. Call Claire 843-0494.
**ROOMMATES FOR TOWNHOUSE/1 bed; 2 bath;**
**fireplace. In Traitland. Looking for 1 or 2**
**non-moonsets. $150 per month plus 1/3 utilities or less.**
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Roommate needed immediately to share a nine
duplex at Traillidge with fireplace, etc. Have own
bedroom (unfurished). $140 (negotiable) plus 1/3
utilities. 841-2602
Tickets to KU vs. Nebraska football game. Call Chad at 864-2670.
Two Female roommates for beautiful, renovated 4 Bdroom, house, separate bedrooms, 1025 Ohiio, $175 $200 mo. plus utilities. Call Julie or Marci at 149-1968
WANTED: Roommate for Spring semester.
Wonderful 3 Bedroom BedroomaWoodbrook Apt. Close to campus.
Cable, A/C, Pool, $15 per month. We're nice, fun people. 842.3625
WANTED: Roommate for spring semester.
Wonderful 3 bedroom Meadowbrook apartment
Close to campus; A/C, pool. $115 monthly. We’re nice,
fun people. $42-265.
HELP WANTED
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Child care center needs full-time, part-time
eachers. Call for appt. 749-0295.
Executive Coordinator, KU Graduate Student
$90.5% Applicant should be knowledgeable of
campus, academic programs and Universities;
coordination of programs developed by GSC
Executive Committee must be KU graduate student
$50.0% graduation grade; $50.0% graduate assistance. Salary $50 per month, eligibility for staff tuition and fees rate.
Course registration fee is November 11, 8 p.m. Submit resume and names of three references to Rosham Parris;
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Fulltime cook for fraternity food. Good salary.
n6 saturdays. Call 842-8371
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Wanted—Church Musician Gospel/Conformity/Sacred Student/adult Resellers; call for resume. Work-Study Clerk Typist position available for Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in the Church Music Department of Oklahoma Union. Application deadline: Friday, November 15; applications available in 403 Kansas City.
PRE-MEDICAL SECRETARY - part-time position in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. basic duties include, as required, providing courses of studies in health fields; processing recommendations for students applying to medical and dental schools; reviewing records of students annually for evaluation by the Health Sciences Committee; planning and coordinating activities in analysis of certain medical school statistics. Above all this position requires the ability to work independently with initiative. Flexible hours. Student/nonstudent. Deadline for application is September 15th. Interested students be interested in long-term employment. Resumes required. Contact Cherri Brackey, 1602 Strong, 8:30 AM – 7:30 PM, 12:30 AM – 3:00 MWB and 8:30-12:30 T&R
Position Available – Gift Shop Manager, Museum of Natural History. Requires experience in retail sales; inventory and product management; public relations and the public and supervise/ schedule hourly help. Preferred qualifications; merchandising and accounting experience. Need to be enrolled at least 1 university course and have a flexible schedule $325/mo to start 30 weeks. Must possess current application form, contact Mary Slade or Mary Ann Munsch, 602 Dyche, 864-454. Applicant must have equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer.
The University of Kansas Budget Office has two position openings for continuous half-time student assistants with possible full-time employment. The position will assist with the process of budget and accounting transfers to the University's budgets. This person will gain a good exposure to fund acquisition processes and will assist with the process of budget and accounting transfers to the University's financial environment. This position requires a minimum of seven hours of accounting. The second position is secretarial and requires a Bachelor's degree and proficiency with word processing and spreadsheet software. Both positions require senior or graduate student status and good written and oral communication skills. This position may be terminated month for half-time appointments. Closing dates are November 15, 2018. Position start dates are feasible. For information call Jana Hinz, Budget Manager, 303-467-1300, Sturgall High. Equal Opportunity Employer.
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The Philadelphia Eagles recorded a Quick overtime victory while the slow-starting Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally registered their first triumph of the season.
Eagles 23, Falcons 17
At Philadelphia, Ron Jaworski hit Mike Hack with a 99-yard touchdown pass 1:49 into overtime yesterday to give the Eagles a 23-17 victory over the Atlanta Falcons.
Bucs 16, Cardinals 0
Bengals 27, Browns 10
At Tampa, Fla., rookie Donald Igwebuke kicked three long field goals and the Buccaneers parlayed that with a grudging pass defense to earn their first victory of the season, a 16-0 decision over the injury-ravaged St. Louis Cardinals.
At Cincinnati, Boomer Esiason threw for 362 yards and a TD and Cleveland rookie quarterback Bernie Kosar made three critical second-half mistakes, helping Cincinnati, 5-5, to its third straight victory. Cleveland, 4-6, lost its fourth in a row
NFL Roundup
Bears 24, Lions 3
Fuller, subbing for the injured Jim McMahon, ran for two TDs and the Bears' defense forced four turnovers to keep Chicago, 10-0, undefeated. Detroit, 5-5, fell five games behind the Bears.
At Chicago, quarterback Steve
Packers 27, Vikings 17
At Minneapolis, Lynn Dickey came off the bench to engineer two fourth-quarter scoring drives and safety Mark Murphy returned an interception 50 yards to rally the Packers, 4-6, over Minnesota, 5-5. The Packers scored three TDs in a span of 4:39 of the final period.
Bills 20. Oilers 0
At Foxboro, Mass., Irving Fryer scored on a 77-yard punt return and a 5-yard reception to pace the Patriots, 7-3, to their fifth straight victory. The error-prone Indianapolis Colts fell to 8-7.
Patriots 34. Colts 15
At Orchard Park, N.Y., quarte back Bruce Mathison, making his first NFL start, ran for a TD while the Buffalo defense forced six turnovers to 4-6 hush Houston's three-game winning streak. Buffalo improved to 2-8.
rushed for two second- half TDs to lift the Giants, 7-3, to their fourth straight victory. The Rams, who lead the NFC West, dropped to 8-2.
Cowboys 13, Redskins 7
Seahawks 27, Saints 3
At New Orleans, Curt Warner ran for one TD and defensive end Jacob Green returned an interception 19 yards for a score, lifting the Seahawks. 6-4. The Saints, 3-7, lost their fifth in a row.
Chargers 40, Raiders 34
At Washington, Tony Dorsett tied a club record with his 76th touchdown and Rafael Septien kicked two field goals to keep Dallas, 7-3, tied with the Giants atop the NFC East.
At San Diego, Lionel James raced 14-5ards around right end 3-44 into the playoffs over the Raiders, 5-5, to their first victory over the Raiders, 6-4, in the past eight tries.
Dolphins 21, Jets 17
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At Miami, Mark Duper, who Saturday came off the injured reserve, culminated a splendid return to action by grabbing a 50-yard TD pass to Marino with 41 seconds left, propelling the Dolphins, 6-4, over the Jets, 7-3.
Tonight, San Francisco plays the Broncos in Denver.
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