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What? No Tents? Rumble Pg20 See Related Article on Page 6 Student Newspaper of The University of Lethbridge • Volume 37 Issue 25 • www.themeliorist.com • Thursday, 25 March, 2004 "/ see a bad moon risin'... I see trouble on the way,1« Check out some of this week's main features Health care for seniors Pg5 Racing Home Pg10 Meliorist Crossword Pg15 What? No tents? Rumble Pg20 See related article on page 6 Come see what's NEW! Index % News - Pg 4 "nightclub, Entertainment • Pg 9 RmWon in Sports - Pg 20 "Our Hwte, Your tarty* Instabilities in the SU - Pg 4 For Dtftuli* Chuck tmmmr P«u* NEW Dance Platforms li ent art show - Pg 9 i u b § p 11 i • 1016 1st Ave South www.theroadhouae.c» on Roundball - Pg 22 Careers & Opportunities The Meliorist | Thursday, 25 March 2004 | Page 02 careers and opportunities zsi Jinuftoqqo bne 2199163 __fm__wmm jam^mtm m___ <mmm |JM| ^% »*%»*% #"%• #JrNil MM tPMafH^Hk C9MFGIIC 9UQ ODDulLJ.niJIJ.roc - BASEBALL OPERATIONS in Lethbridge - Henderson Stadium tions (May 31st) WorkopolisCampus.com job listings - Mosaic Sales Solutions, various positions in promotions, mar­ - three positions, Baseball 2000 Inc. - two positions, Bulls PART TIME keting, sales, and merchandising. (ASAP) Baseball 2000 Ltd. - seven positions, Little League District #1 - - Movers needed on March 25th & 26th to assist a family. - Gov't of Saskatchewan summer jobs, www.gov.sk.ca/psc/stu- (ASAP!!) two positions, WCABF - two positions, LDIBF - two positions, dent - U of L Health Sciences - Research Assistant (ASAP) Little League Alberta - one position, AABC - one position. - Trojan One - Field Marketing Positions (ASAP) - TranSearch Group Inc. - Traffic Surveyors to conduct head - Leduc County Agricultural Services, Nisku - Weed Inspector, - Camp Okonoki and Canyon Church Camp - Camp Counsellor, counts at local restaurants. (May 27th) Light Equipment Operator, Pesticide Applicator (Apr. 2nd) - Manpower, Edmonton - Collection Representatives (Mar. - U of L - Electrical Apprentice (Mar. 24th) Assistant Cook, Camp Custodian, Head Cook, Assistant Director 30th) - Fort McMurray Public Library - Summer Programmer (Apr. (ASAP) - RCMP Summer Student Program (ASAP) - Independent Counselling Enterprises (I.C.E.), southern Alberta 8th) - The Mountain Restaurant, Lake Louise - Wait Staff, Kitchen - Residential and relief staff (ASAP) - The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - Various resort positions - Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, Regina - Nursery Staff (ASAP) (ASAP!) Technician from May - Oct. (Apr. 5th) - Sundance Lodges Campground, Kananaskis - Inside and out­ - Cargill AgHorizons - Summer Field Scout. This position is - U of L - Education Strategist for Students with Disabilities side work. (ASAP) (Apr. 30th) part of On-Campus Recruiting (OCR). You must be registered in - Tim Horton Children's Foundation - Many different positions available! (ASAP) - Bluefox Association, Lethbridge - Vocational Relief positions order to apply. Come in to CES for more info (B610). Deadline - Exalta 21 Inc./Banff Guide Service, Banff - Japanese-speaking (ASAP) is March 24th. Tour Guide (Mar. 31st) - SPSS Tutor required for U of L Master's student (ASAP) - Creston Valley Wildlife management Area, Creston, B.C. - - Northwest Territories Recreation and Parks Assoc. - Pool and - Trojan One - Field Marketing Positions (ASAP) Wetland Interpreter/Educator, Natural History Communication Waterfront Supervisors (ASAP) - U of L School of Health Sciences - Teaching Assistant (ASAP) sand Sales Coordinator, Wetland Interpreter/Naturalist (Apr. - Chinook Health Region - Unit Clerk, Therapy Aide, Food 2nd) - Kilmorey Lodge, Waterton - Summer employment in various Service Aide, Clerk I (ASAP) - Town of Milk River - Pool Staff (Apr. 2nd) areas. (ASAP) - BrainMass - Online Teaching Assistants. Must be enrolled in - Camp Columbus, Waterton Lakes National Park - Various - Truguard Pest Control, various U.S. cities - Sales Program. grad or post-grad program. camp positions (May 31st) (ASAP) - Western Wats, Lethbridge - 150 Telephone Survey Researchers - Bow River Irrigation District, Vauxhall - Habitat Development - Elite Swine Inc. - Pork Production Assistants in AB, SK., MB, - this is not telemarketing. Choose your own schedule. (ASAP) Technician (Mar. 31st) and ON. (ASAP) SUMMER - Alberta Revenue, Alberta Investment Management, Investment - 5th on 5th Youth Services - Casual Labour Program - Frito-Lay Canada, Banff and Invermere, B.C. - Route Sales Administration Division, Edmonton - Summer Student (Mar. - AB Sustainable Resource Development: Various positions and Representative (Apr. 10th) 19th) various deadlines! - Talisman Centre, Calgary - Accounting Assistant, Summer - Alberta Revenue, Tax and Revenue Administration, Revenue - Young Canada Works - in both Official Languages; in Heritage Camp Coordinators, Summer Camp Instructors, Customer Operations - Tax Assessors (Mar. 19th) Organizations; National Parks and National Historic Sites. Must Services -Tour Buide & Special Event Assistant (Mar. 28th) - Alberta Revenue, Tax and Revenue Administration, be returning to school in the fall of 2004. (ASAP) - Gorgeous Gardens, Lethbridge - Garden and Yard Compliance-Commodity Tax Audit - Tax Analyst (Mar. 19th) FULL TIME Maintenance (Apr. 2nd) - U of L Conference & Event Services - Conference Clerk, Guest - The Westin Calgary - Accounting Assistant (Mar. 22nd) - U of L Physical Plant - General Maintenance and grounds posi­ services/Night Audit Clerks (Mar. 18th) - U of L Library - Systems Support Specialist II (Mar. 19th) tions. (Apr. 15th) - City of Fort Saskatchewan - Assistant Development Officer - Wildrose Economic Development Corporation, Strathmore - - DeKoda Agri Business Inc., East Central Alberta - High (Apr. 26th) Career & Employment Counsellor (Apr. 2nd) Clearance Operator/Sprayer (Mar. 31st) - Father Lacombe Chapel Provincial Historic Site, St. Albert - - Eli Lilly Canada Inc., Scarborough, ON - Analytical Biochemist Bilingual Seasonal Historical Interpreters and Lead Interpreter (ASAP) (Apr. 2nd) - Canadian Hereford Association, Calgary - General Manager - Victoria Settlement Provincial Historic Site, Smoky Lake - (Apr. 30th) Seasonal Historical Interpreters and Lead interpreter (Apr. 2nd) - County of Two Hills - Municipal Conservation Technologist - Fort George and Buckingham House Provincial Historic site, (Apr. 30th) Elk Point - Seasonal Historical Interpreters and Lead - U of L Faculty of Management - Executive Programs Assistant Student Newspaper of the University of Lethbridge Interpreter (Apr. 2nd) (Mar. 19th) An autonomous body, separate from the U of L Students' Union - Historic Dunvegan Provincial Park, Fairview - Seasonal - Cargill AgHorizons - Assistant Farm Marketing Rep. This SU-166.4401 University Drive West, Lethbridge, AB TI K 3M4 Historical Interpreters and Lead Interpreter (Apr. 2nd) position is part of On-Campus Recruiting (OCR). You must be - Prairie Rose Regional Division No. 8, Dunmore - Summer registered in order to apply. Come in to CES for more info mehio*rism (meel'ye riz'm, me'le e-), n. the doctrine Groundspersons in Oyen, Foremost and Medicine Hat (Apr. (B610). Deadline is March 24th. 2nd) - Grasslands Group, southwest SK - Agronomist (ASAP) that the world tends to become better or may be made - Camp Wannacombac, Medicine Hat - Program Coordinators - General Dynamics Canada - BATUS Conversion better by human effort and Program Workers (Apr. 2nd) Installation-Suffield Base - Installers, Team Lead, Technical - The Bethany Group, Camrose - Casual Relief Nurses (ASAP) Publications Specialist, Schedule Planner (ASAP) The Meiorist is the student newspaper of the University of Lethbridge, pubished most - Bos Sod Farms, Coaldale - Truck Driver, Sod harvester - TakinglTGlobal - International internships in Paris, Sydney, Thursdays throughout the academic year by The Meiorist Publishing Society, an Operator, Receptionist (Apr. 16th) New York, Boston, London, and Rome (Apr. 15th) autonomous incorporated body. Please address all correspondence to The Meiorist, - Bos Scapes, Coaldale - Truck Driver, Irrigation Installer, - Agriculture Financial Services Corp, Red Deer and Camrose - 440) University Drive, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1K 3M4, or drop it off al room SU-166. Landscape Construction Labor (Apr. 16th) Loans Officer Trainees (Mar. 23rd) Deadine for submissions is Sunday at noon. The phone number is (403) 329-2334 or - Municipality of Sioux Lookout, ON - Various Camp and - University of Calgary - Human Resources Assistant (ASAP) fax us at 329-2333. The Meiorist appreciates and encourages the writing of thought­ Waterfront positions (Apr. 1st) - DeKoda Agri Business Inc., East Central Alberta - ful, concise, timely letters. However, The Meiorist wil only consiaer for publcation those - Bayshore Inn, Waterton lakes - Servers/Housekeeping/Front Agronomist/Sales (Mar. 31st) letters which are signed by the author (special arrangements may be made for those Desk (Mar. 30th) - County of Paintearth, Sedgewick/Castor, AB - Rural wishing anonymity, but absolutely no pseudonyms), contain the authors legible name, - Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development, Lethbridge Conservation Technician, temporary/contract (Mar. 22nd) address, telephone number and student identification number (address, I.D. and - Technologist Aide (Mar. 24th) - County of Camrose No. 22 - G.P.S./G.I.S. Mapping Technician phone number not for pubication). Letters may be edited fa brevity, clarity and legal­ - District of Houston Parks & Recreation, B.C. - Lifeguarding (Mar. 26th) ity. The Meforisf reserves the right to edit submissions and
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