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Friday, April 21, 1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
How it began
Created by Sen.
Gaylord Lyon after the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill
Used Vietnam War protest teach-ins as model to educate nation on environment
Participation
1970: 14,000 schools and colleges
1990: 140 countries
20 million people
200 million people
Global activities
All things
citizens can do:
Take the Earth
Day Pledge
Fast for the Earth:
Donate day's food money to environmental group
Green ribbon campaign; Wear
campaign for
Earth Day
awareness
Earth Pledge
"I pledge to protect the Earth and to respect the web of life upon it,
And to honor the dignity of every member of our global family.
One planet, one people, one world in harmony.
With peace, justice and freedom
Earth Day at 25
Since the first Earth Day in 1970, hundreds of millions have participated in events to improve the environment and raise awareness.
1995 events
Some of the more than 10,000 events planned around the world for tomorrow; one billion people are expected to take part.
In U.S.
Los Angeles:
Adopt-A-
Beach program
Minneapolis:
Statewide Great Minnesota Green Up
White Mtns., Mass.: 25 mountains will be climbed at once
Phoenix: Video linkup with Biosphere 2 sealed environment
Cleveland:
Promoting alternative transportation
New York City:
Parade for the Planet, eco-exhibits in Central Park
in other countries
Peru:
Tree plantings Argentina:
Children's environment poster Belgium:
Nature tours in 100 cities Bangla-
desh:
Children's rally
SOURCES: Earth Day International, Earth Day USA, Earth Day Resources
Earth Day pushes for cleaner planet
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — The environmental movement marks its 25th anniversary celebrating tremendous progress but worrying that past victories may have been easy compared to the challenges ahead.
"The real question is, what happens now?" said Denis Hayes, who organized some of the first Earth Day rallies in 1970.
Marking the silver anniversary of Earth Day tomorrow, environmental scholars applaud the progress of the last quarter century.
But environmentalists seem to have a hard time celebrating.
The air is cleaner; the water is clearer, and industry is spewing out fewer toxic chemicals. The erosion of wetlands has been slowed, and the American bald eagle, once thought to be nearly extinct, is making a comeback.
Recently writer Gregg Easterbrook took them to task in an article in The New Yorker. "Few ideas are more deeply entrenched in our political culture than that of impending ecological doom," he wrote.
Despite a broad array of successes, "the vocabulary of environmentalism has continued to be dominated by images of futility, crisis and decline," wrote Easterbrook, whose recent book on the environmental movement also exudes optimism.
"We've made tremendous progress
"We've made tremendous progress ... and should take a moment to celebrate," said Carol Browner, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
No longer does the Guyahoga River near Cleveland catch fire because of pollution, nor does a yellow haze descend on the nation's industrial heartland. No longer do children in playgrounds routinely breathe lead from automobile exhausts. There is 40 percent less smog even though the number of cars has tripled. Industry has cut toxic wastes nearly in half. With unusual ease, nations are phasing out chemicals that destroy Earth's ozone shield.
No longer would one seriously consider — as they did in the 1960s — a massive power plant that would pump thousands of gallons of water out of the Hudson River and up a mountainside, only to send it roaring back into the river to generate power, destroying thousands of fish eggs, larvae and plant life along the way.
Nevertheless, Browner said, "The environmental problems of today and challenges of tomorrow are in
many ways more difficult to resolve.
We've done the easy things."
She ticks off some gloomy statistics:
Two of every five Americans still live in areas where the air is too polluted to continually meet federal health standards.
Forty percent of the nation's waterways still are too dirty to fish or swim in.
One in four people lives within four miles of a toxic waste dump.
It is easier to stop cities from dumping raw sewage in a lake than it is to overcome decades of widespread pesticide and fertilizer use and try to curb agricultural runoffs that contaminate and destroy waterways. Browner said.
It's easier to control acid-producing chemicals from power plant smokestacks than to wean the world's energy economy away from fossil fuels to curb carbon dioxide emissions and protect against global warming. Efforts to protect endangered species and wetlands increasingly run up against angry landowners who argue they are deprived of use of their property.
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And the question of how clean is clean has been more frequently asked when faced with costly cleanup of toxic wastes and radioactive contamination left from making nuclear weapons.
"That is a legitimate issue," said David Sive, who teaches environmental law at Pace University. "If you want to clean a tiny bit more at great cost, perhaps it isn't necessary to do so."
This threatens a new polarization and return to confrontation, said Fred Krupp, executive director of the Environmental Defense Fund, a group that has sought to expand the use of market forces and cooperative efforts with business to deal with environmental problems.
The environmental movement is caught up in a general revolt against government regulations as Congress threatens to pass a string of regulatory reforms that critics argue would gut the very laws spawned by the original Earth Day.
Today's trickiest environmental challenges tend to be more global and frequently are plagued by scientific uncertainties.
"We have an extraordinarily difficult time in weighing and balancing environmental risks," said Katrynn Fuller, president of the World Wildlife Fund. "And we're facing more than ever the need to take steps when we feel we'd like to know more."
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Employment
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229 Professional
Services
229 Typing Services
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Announcements
110 Personal
110 Business
Personal
120 Announcements
130 Entertainment
140 Lost and Found
100s Announcements
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105 Personals
EXPERIENCED ROLE-PLAYERS WANTED
We are a small, mature group of gamers looking for one or two new players to fill our ranks beginning this summer. Graduate students and/or professors preferred. If interested, please call 865-279-3200 between 5:30 and 9:00pm, and ask for John.
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ROSES ROSES ROSES
STERLING SILVER JEWELRY
Hoops, navel rings with charms, toe rings,
body piercing rings and more!
The Ec. Shop 292 Mass.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual, or unsure? LeiB5aig-SOK offers a confidential support group Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Call KU Info 864 3506 or Headquarters at 841-2345 for location.
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FREE PARTY ROOM FOR 29-200 AVAILABLE
AT JOHNNY'S TAVERN. CALL 842-0377
841-2345 • 1419 Mass.
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HEADQUARTERS Counseling Center
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Merchandise
For Sale
Auto Sales
Miscellaneous
Want to Buy
140 Lost & Found
Kansan Classified: 864-4358
Lost: Navy blue fleece vest on Campanula Hill,
Reward: Call W. Bajor 843-849-0468
200s Employment
205 Help Wanted
Earn $85-14 hour painting houses this summer
at The Art Academy, 200 W. 7th St., Call:
1-800-295-1135 for an application.
SUMMER JOBS!
$$Barns Cash$$              = KU Concessions hiring/clerk/s to work Day on the Hill, Sunday, April 30, 1995, 9:30.m.- $4.25 hour paid in cash on Monday following employment. Previous cashingier/money handling, food service preference preferred. Must be able to stand for long periods. Work in large offices. Apply Kansas and Burge Urns Office, Level 5, Kansas Union AA/KEO
Adams Alumni Center/ The Learned Club has immediate opensations for part-time fine dining, a carte and banquet servers. Availability to work commencement and some day shifts preferred. Above average hourly wage and cash tips. Good job. Apply in person. 1806 Bread Ave
ADAMS ALUMNI CENTER/LEARNED CLUB has immediate opening for part-time banquet hire. Please contact the pantry 8-5. Will train in person in 1268 Orca Ave. SELVIOUS applicants only. No phone calls.
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Attention Graduating Seniors in Business/ Marketing Fields. Lawrence Athletic Club has positions available for Account Executives to be an active and productive member of the sales staff. Students must demonstrate ability to work, self motivated, and want to be a team player. Must actively sell memberships to meet personal production goals and objectives, work with clients and their teams to efforts, and do miscellaneous other duties related to department which include attending special club functions. Please send fax or resume to: Lawrence Athletic Club, 3201 Mesa Way, Lawrence, KS 60474. Fax: 913-845-9570.
ATTENTION NANNIES
Full part time, Summer, temp. perm
KC/Lawrence area, Line in/out
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Prof. Nanny Placement Svc. (913)894-1234
How to schedule an ad:
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Bartenders & Cocktail Waltresses needed for
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222 W. 5th Street, New York, NY 10016
- By phone: 864-4358
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bay helped 340 aide sales 480 for rest
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Box Office Supervisor, Programs (SUA), Kansas and Burge Union's KU Campus, Responsible full-time position. Starting salary range $17,900-$20,000 per year. Work schedule 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday, some evenings/wEEKends. Excellent background in college high school graduation; working knowledge of Macintosh and DOS based computers; valid driver's license; minimum two years supervisory experience; must possess to form cashier duties; to effectively communicate and relate to diverse constituencies, to organize, file, type with high degree of accuracy, to communicate professionally, to degree residency within Lawrence; and working knowledge and experience with the Unix-based Prologue ticketing program. Please send letter of recommendation to Lawrence, which demonstrated qualification and skills for this kind of position to Kansas and Burge Union's Personnel Office 1321 Orland, Lawrence, Kansas, 60445, by Wednesday, April 36, 1965.
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CAMP COUNSELORS WANT for private Michigan girls/boya summer camps. Teach: swimming, canoeing, sailing, gymnastics, gymnasium instruction, computer programs, campers, crafts, dramatics, or riding. Also Kitchen, office, maintenance. Salary varies by experience. 725-846-6444 Mt. Umpa, IL NM 8098, 708-464-2244
Cash Caterers, Kansas and Burge Union's Caring Department. 8.45 per hour, paid in cash day following employment. Hiring for the following shifts:
Thursday, April 26, 1995; 4:30 pm-11:00 pm
Friday, April 21, 1995; 8am-9am
Friday, April 21, 1995; 10am-11am
Saturday, April 22, 1995; 10am-3pm
Must follow dress code, be able to stand for long per-
ods. Apply Kansas and Burge Unions' Personnel
Office, Level 5. AA/EEO
$1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars.
For info call 929.298.8087
TACO BELL
Now Hiring for all shifts
for New Location
at 1408 W. 23rd Street
Apply in person
at the 23rd Street
Taco Bell
Child care needed. Occasional week nights or life saving experience. Call 843-186-8967
Child care positions avail. in family oriented residential group homes in Lawrence & Topeka.
Residential children 6-18, maintaining files, some cleaning ltuts, various hrs. avail. w/ some overnight ltues required. AM-2M-P avail. in Lawrence,
Sydney. Call/Satvia at the Villages 913-287-5000 EOE.
CIRCLE ME need hard working student & or
up to $100 / day. Serious inquiries.
Call 685-270
CNA/CHHA/Nursing Students
Construction company has work in garden maintenance out door work, and landscaping. Flexible hours, full-time this summer. $7.5 per hour. If interested please call 842-8292 between the hours.
Summer work opportunity! Explore the possi-
tions offered at ACE, an on one attention to your client without
must have reliable transportation. Douglas County Visiting Nurses Association, 363 Missouri.
DelleryKlover. Greatsummer job. Hard work drive, Average $650 weekly. Vehicle insurance $150 a month.
Free of stress. No degrees or qualifications Be excusing, Grace wear own clothes. Join our fun execling, Grace wear your own clothes.
FAST EASY MONEY: Student clubs and organizations marketing project on campuses
Free room and board and $40 monthly stipend, in exchange for child care, M-1 P-31 pm; 4:30pm. Separate room and bath, pets OK. Morning. Separate room and bath, start. Aug 199, through May 199, 842-9298.
FREE ROOM AND BOARD in exchange for light housekeeping and child care. Flexible hours, private room, phone, cable, etc. If you’re down to $749 - see please call the Kelys at 749-1639
FUN, energetic, hard working individual for full or part time employment. Call 865-7208.
If your job sucks, call me. I'll take six more motivated university students to work with me in my business this summer. Great experience. Excel-works. 470 per week. For interviews, call 749-6898.
Kansas and Burge Union's have jobs open for us, vice bookstore, custodial jobs. Some lobes continue through summer. See Job Board, Level 5. Kansas Union and apply in personnel office.
Kansas City Moving Company seeks summer help. Full and Part time positions avail. $6.50-$8.00 DOE. Contact John or Tom at 1-800-443-6177 Lake of the Ozarks Employee The. Lake of the Ozarks Employee The. for waitresses, waiters, cooks and bartenders. Excellent salary and tips. Great working conditions & some food furnished. Apply early contact Frank Bachelors (312) 385-5788
Needed: Intern for this intern program. Must know Mac software and hardware. Experience w/ Microsoft Word and Word Perfect is a plus. Have knowledge of Microsoft Word and warehue maintenance. Must be able to lift or move 20-30 lbs. 20+ hr/wk, very flexible. Some weekend hours may be required. Prefer 2nd or 3rd year comp. science mjr in Lawrence area. Contact Steve Butler 749-6043.
SUMMER JOBS! TOP PAY!
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We can keep you busy with clerical
secretarial or other office support
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Call now to register. 913-491-3491
New company expanding in Lawrence area. Needed full/part time individuals looking for
No joke. Multimillion dollar company seeking dynamic individuals to help with expansion in
Opportunity! Make a great income from your dorm or apartment. Change your lifestyle! New and Exciting program. You can do it! 1800-960-1480 Ext.101,
PERSONAL RELATIONSHISE! Seeing individual with people skills to help with local expansion.
Positive attitude a must. Travel options. Call 965-2708.
Part time accounts payable position. Avail till end of May at local manufact. co. Approx. 20/30 hrs/p week. Requirements & understanding of basic accounting in computer systems. Experience including Lotus 1, 2, 3 & Word Perfect. Please contact Mellis Dulenings d@a43.7752.
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$15 Today $30 This week
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NEEDED: Part-time, dependable person. Apply at Noveille Village, 24th and Iowa.
Preschool teacher for 6 yr. olds to start May 1 half-time full time June 1. Degree preferred, related experience and study required. Send resume to Learning Center, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagan, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagan, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagan, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagan, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagan, 205 N. Michigan Ave, 60644 Eagar
PT/FT *tales help needed!* Immediate opening.
*Experience preferred but not necessary.* Sales training and support avail. Fortune 500 Co. Send
phone to: contact P.O. Box 858,
Goddard, KS 6702
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
An Equal Opportunity
Secure your summer job now. Lake Quivera Country Club in KC is accepting applications for the position of junior grautty insensitive, flexible hours and fun atmosphere 913-641-851 for an appointment.
The University of Kansas Medical Center has an opening in the Dept. of Pharmacology. Bachelors degree required and background in biology, pharmacology, or clinical laboratory performing surgery, cardiovascular recording, experiments, and computerized data analysis in rats. Must be able to work independently. Please send resumes to: Richard H. Aper, Ph.D. Department of Pharmacology,仁雨Bainblow, Kansas City, KS 6816-7491
Seeking KC area student home for the summer to
care for 2 children (013.492.7454)
care for 2 children part-time. (103) 492-2454.
Seeking student interest in receiving room and board and a monthly stipend in exchange for periodic child care, light cleaning and occasional cooking. Separate room and bath provided. Children are boys aged 14 & 12, and a girl age 8 & 13. Available from the middle of Aug. 1986 - May 1996. For more info or to set up an interview call 843-8233.
Due to an expanding market ProSecurity is needing private security officers for full-time and part-time positions. Competitive wages based on job requirements own Private Security Company, offers excellent benefits, such as health and life insurance, vacation pay and holiday and holiday pay and high quality training. Applicants must be 21 years old, have a computer and a home telephone and pass a criminal background investigation. ProSecurity, an equal opportunity employer, is seeking mature, energy-conscious and professional skills. If you have a strong people-oriented personality, good decision making ability and a sincere desire to work for the best, apply today. If you are currently a security officer or are interested in this career, please email it to yourself to apply with us. For more information please call our office at 865-5959.
Sports minded* Looking to fill full-time, part-
time job opportunities. Team oriented
Pallition. Full Training 166-540-7292
STUDENT APPLICATIONS PROGRAMMER.
Deadline: 04/29. Salary: $450/$650/month.
Duties include program coding, maintenance and insuring that programs perform as per specifications. Requirements: completion of 6 brs. programming courses, Master's in May 1, 2017. Preferred: COBOL, MVC/JCL, knowledge of microcomputers and FoxPro. To apply, submit a cover letter and a current resume to Ann Hunt, Personnel Assistant, Computer Center, Lawrence, Kansas, Lawrence, KS 6045/EOA-NA Employer.
Executive Director
Positions Available Graduate Student Council
Duties include serving as an active liaison between GSC and university administrators, creating and maintaining good relations with Student Senate. Knowledge of University governance structure and campus programs needed.
Communication Director
Duties include editing the Graduate News Paper, maintaining office communication, helping departments establish and maintain graduate student organizations. Knowledge of Pagemaker needed; writing, editing, and layout experience essential.
Salary for these half-time, 12 month Graduate Assistantships (July 1, 1995 to June 30, 1996) is $675/month plus staff tuition rates. Submit Resume; Application Letter; and the Names, Titles, and Phone Numbers of Three Current References by Friday. April 28. 1995, for either or both positions to:
Michelle Violanti, Search Chain Graduate Student Council 426 Kansas Union, KU Lawrence, KS 66045
**STUDENT CLERICAL ASSISTANT I. Deadline:** 4/21/95; Salary: $4.35 per hour. Duties include typing, filing, and performing all assigned clerical duties on a computer system, to receptionist duties on a full-in basis; processes all photocopy requests form Computer Center Staff; takes phone messages, sets up meetings, etc. To receive photocopy requests from Computer Center Rm 202. EO/AA EMPLOYER
**STUDENT DISTRIBUTION TECHNICIAN** Deadline: 04/28/95; Salary: $4.35 per hour. Duties include performing bursting and decolling function deliveries of computer output and assist in shredding functions; on occasion will assist in receiving shipments, stocking and maintain inventory figures, tap library duties, and other tasks related to computer output for forklift and assist in maintenance; assists in Open Landscape Furniture maintenance; performs duties in conjunction with the campus wide mainframe software as part of record keeping function. To apply, complete an application available at the Computer Center in room 202. EO/AA
Summer positions available for household goods or call 801-1155. Apply in person at 414 N. Iowa or call 801-1155.
Summer Work
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Support Group Coordinator. Quarter-time position to coordinate consumer support group activities. Bachelor's degree, experience with SPMI and peer support groups required. Send resume, cover letter B to A. Benkhorn, Bert Nash until filled. EEO.
Now hire for new location. All shifts available.
Apply in person. 1408 W.23rd St.