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International Coffee Break for Everyone
By Lisa Hazen
of the West Georgian
Do you need a break?
Sit back and relax with free
coffee and refreshments, while
engaging in fascinating conver
sation with international stu
dents at the International Coffee
Break, Wednesday, October 31,
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Student
Center.
“A Day For West Georgia College”
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Donna Robinson, West Georgia College student 'A Day*
chairperson, presents Kathy Diggle, West Georgia College
student from Cumming, (left photo) and Russ Massa, WGC
student from Franklin, (right photo) winning plaques for be-
Employment Opportunities
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CWSP 55 Gallery Guard- 12 1/2 hours
per week. $3.80 per hour.
CWSP 49 Clerical - Flexible hours in
morning. 10 per week. $3.80 per hour.
CWSP 47 Garbage Detail ■ Working
Sat. and Stun. $4.50 per hour. 10-15
hours per week. Driver's license re
quired.
CWSP 45 Clerical Worker - Mornings
9-12 (2 hour block). General office work.
$3.80 per hour. NEED IMMEDIATELY!
CWSP 43 Library Worker - Various
times available. $3.80 per hour.
OFF-CAMPUS
155 Data Entry - Must have medical
office experience!!! Medicare and Medi
caid experience helpful. $5.00 per hour.
Mon.-Fri. 2-8 p.m.
164 Warehouse Worker - Put up stock,
pack trucks. $5.50 per hour. Hours flexi
ble. 7 a.m. • 6 p.m. M-F. Fulton In
dustrial area.
153 Child Care - 2 children. $4.00 per
hour. Flexible hours, afternoons pre
ferred.
150 Patient Care - In-home care of
patient. $5.00 per hour plus mileage. 3-5
hours a day; days are flexible.
149 Gymnastics Instructor - Teach ad
vanced level, must like kids. Thurs. 4-6
p.m. $4.50 per hour.
143 Teacher Assistant - Prefer early
childhood education major. $3.80 per
hour. 1-5:30 daily.
140 Maintenance Technician • Per
forms installation representative amd
corrective maintenance on electrical
systems. $7.86 per hour to start.
Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30.
139 Clerical Skills/Computer • Must be
able to file, record, and work with IBM
computer. Experience helpful with FAX
machine. $7.00 per hour. 2-3 days a
week.
137 Dining Orderly - Refilling salad
bar/drinks, some heavy lifting involved.
$3.80 per hour. 4-7:30 p.m., Mon.-Thurs.
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The Baptist Student Union is
sponsoring this event which
breaks down the cultural bar
riers between different nationali
ties and creates anew level of
understanding between people.
“Many American students do
not understand the uniqueness
of international students,” said
Grace Elad, president of the
International Students Club.
“Now this gives us a chance to
133 Production Worker • Working in
cold, need driver's license. $4.00 per
hour. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
daily.
129 Catering - On campus catering.
$3.80 per hour. Not a daily job. 20 hours
varied.
125 Band Instrument Repair - Must
have some general knowledge of band
instruments and will train. Full or part
time. $6.00 to $6.00 per hour.
124 Warehouse Worker • Putting up
stock and parking shipping trucks. $5.50
per hour. 7 amt. to 1 p.m. or 2 p.m. to
6:30 p.m.
939 Maple St. Carrollton, Ga 30117
834-9643
Hours:
9-6 Monday-Friday No Appointments Necessaary
10-4 Saturday Walk-In's Welcome
~ Specials ~
PERMS *5.00 off
HIGHLITES *5.00 off
LIP WAXING *5.00
FIBERLINE NAILS *40.00 set
FILL-INS *ls - *2O
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9-6Mondays!Friday 10 Visits - *25.00
9-8 Tues., Wed., & Thurs. 6 Months - *65.00
10-4 Saturday
College Students *2" Off with ID
interact with students on cam
pus.”
Many students who have had
classes with international stu
dents wanted to learn more
about them, but did not have the
opportunity to do so. Now the op
portunity has arisen for Ameri
can students to meet and talk
with international students
about their countries, according
Sylvia Shortt, club advisor.
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ing voted “Mr. and Miss A Day” in an election held to raise
funds for the school’s annual drive, “A Day for West Georgia
College.” The election raised more than SSOO. Contributions
given in the 'A Day* drive totalled $505,630.
123 Host/Hostesa/Buspereon • Must be
neat in appearance, intelligent, hard
working, and friendly. $3.80 to start
with, raises upon performance.
118 Horse Care - Must take care of
horses, managing barn, clean out the
stables. $5.00 per hour. Work mornings 8
or 9.
115 Sitter • Must run errands, help
the elderly. Hours flexible; salary nego
tiable.
The Student Employment Office is lo
cated in room 229 of Mandeville Hall.
Monday through Friday hours are 9 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
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‘The International Coffee
Break makes the international
student more visible on campus,”
said Shortt.
According to Elad, West Geor
gia College has a large popula
tion of international students,
and the successful three-year-old
program opens the door for stu
dents to meet other students
from different walks of life.
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Steve Barker(l), son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson W. Bar
ker, Sr. of Carrollton, was recently named recipient jof the
Physicai/Engineering Club Scholarship at West Georgia
College. The scholarship is presented to the student
having the highest grades in the three-quarter, calculus
based physics course. Presenting the check is Dr. George
Keller, faculty advisor to the club, while Dr. Bob Powell,
who taught the course in 1989-90, looks on.
Photos by Steven Broome
Photos by Steven Broome
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Four West Georgia College students were named reci
pients of accounting scholarships recently at an awards
night banquet sponsored by the Georgia Society of Certi
fied Public Accountants. Recipients were (bottom-top,left)
Michelle Cotton, Carrollton, Jimmy Couch Memorial
Scholarship; Jim Eason, Carrollton, Georgia Society of
CPAs Scholarship; Dr. Paul Baker, professor of business
administration at WGC; (bottom-top, right) Carol Crews,
Carrollton, Georgia Society of CPAs Scholarship; Dean
Pecce, Douglasville, National Association of Accountants
Scholarship; Larry Daniel, president of the West Georgia
Chapter of Georgia Society of CPAs; and Dr. Ara Volkan,
chairman of WGC’s accounting/finance department.
Wednesday, October 24.1900, WEST GEORGIAN-
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