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Let's Rock! Hardcore Croquet Pg22 See Related Article on Page 12 Student Newspaper of The University of Lethbridge • Volume 37 Issue 24 • www.themeliorist.com • Thursday, 18 March, 2004 "Everybotly knows that smokin'ain't allowed In school" Chock out some of this week's main features Students' Union elections Pg5 Laramie Pg10 Funny ha ha! Pg16 •••MMMMMH ••••MMMMMMNMi Let's rock! Hardcore Croquet Pg22 See related article on page 12 turn m ndex News - Pg 4 nightclub. Entertainment - Pg 9 Revolution in Nightlife. Sports-Pg 19 Our House, Your Party" dw* SU election winners - Pg 5 Nir IJtat ml* turn K i mti mr e week exhibition - Pg 9 NEW Dance Platforms H ble - Pg 21 www.cl u b s pin. c,a 1016 1st Ave South www.theroadhouse.ca ^?I?^rL* Opportunities The Meliorist | Thursday, 18 March 2004 Page 02 careers and opportunities zsitinut • § i .• brie 219^163 - BASEBALL OPERATIONS in Lethbridge - Henderson Stadium tions (May 31st) WorkopolisCampus.com job listings - Mosaic Sales Solutions, various positions in promotions, mar­ PART TIME - three positions, Baseball 2000 Inc. - two positions, Bulls keting, sales, and merchandising. (ASAP) - Movers needed on March 25th & 26th to assist a family. 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Must - Alberta Revenue, Tax and Revenue Administration, Services -Tour Buide & Special Event Assistant (Mar. 28th) be returning to school in the fall of 2004. (ASAP) Compliance-Commodity Tax Audit - Tax Analyst (Mar. 19th) - Gorgeous Gardens, Lethbridge - Garden and Yard FULL TIME - U of L Conference & Event Services - Conference Clerk, Guest Maintenance (Apr. 2nd) - The Westin Calgary - Accounting Assistant (Mar. 22nd) services/Night Audit Clerks (Mar. 18th) - U of L Physical Plant - General Maintenance and grounds posi­ - U of L Library - Systems Support Specialist II (Mar. 19th) - City of Fort Saskatchewan - Assistant Development Officer tions. 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This An autonomous body, separate from the U of L Students' Union Historical Interpreters and Lead Interpreter (Apr. 2nd) position is part of On-Campus Recruiting (OCR). You must be SU-166,4401 University Drive West, Lethbridge. AB TI K 3M4 - Prairie Rose Regional Division No. 8, Dunmore - Summer registered in order to apply. Come in to CES for more info Groundspersons in Oyen, Foremost and Medicine Hat (Apr. (B610). Deadline is March 24th. 2nd) mel*io*rism (meel'ye riz'm, me'le e-), n. the doctrine - Grasslands Group, southwest SK - Agronomist (ASAP) - Camp Wannacombac, Medicine Hat - Program Coordinators that the world tends to become better or may be made - General Dynamics Canada - BATUS Conversion and Program Workers (Apr. 2nd) Installation-Suffield Base - Installers, Team Lead, Technical better by human effort - The Bethany Group, Camrose - Casual Relief Nurses (ASAP) Publications Specialist, Schedule Planner (ASAP) - Bos Sod Farms, Coaldale - Truck Driver, Sod harvester The Meliorist is the student newspaper of the University of Lethbridge, publshed most Operator, Receptionist (Apr. 16th) - TakinglTGlobal - International internships in Paris, Sydney, Thursdays throughout the academic year by The Meiorist Pubkhing Society, an - Bos Scapes, Coaldale - Truck Driver, Irrigation Installer, New York, Boston, London, and Rome (Apr. 15th) autonomous incorporated body. 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