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Show K(V PAGE THE THUNDERBIRD 6 NOVEMBER MONDAY Business recruiter to visit campus $io r 1987 1.6, BY LISA This certificate is worth $1.00 off on the next roll 126, 135 or disc film you bring to us. Our of 110, Although business is a hard field to get into, students at SUSC will find it easier since the business department is getting recruiters from large companies to come to our campus, says faculty member Scott Clark. On Nov. 20, Pat & Kelly, a representative from Arthur Anderson the in make a Thorley will presentation Co., Recital Hall. Kelly will spend the day on campus and interview eight or nine students for positions in the company. Clark says, They will be looking for business It is majors who can work well with computers. a demanding profession. These people need to have academic ability and work experience." KISTHOUR PHOTO PROCESSOR will prints in 60 minutes! Otter give you picture-perio- d expires 113037. Only one coupon per purchase. PHOTO PROCESSOR KIS SAME DAY OR NEXT DAY SERVICE FROM DISC, 110, 126, 135 FILM Li Tu.iV w. PZiOTOdi 518 SOUTH MAIN STREET CALL 586-FOT- O -- WITH THIS COUPO- ROBINSON Emergency loans to benefit more students that N- BY JOE MARTINEZ Thousands of dollars have been donated to SUSC to help assist college students in getting short term loans. According to Sterling Church, vice president for student services, Rulon Armstrong Jones, John Seymour and The Masonic Foundation gave money in the sum of $150,000. In view of this, the short term loan policy has been revised to benefit more students. The emergency loan, as some are calling it, is just that: a loan to help get a student out of an emergency. According to Church, the short term loan should be used to help students if there is no other financial aid available, if they are waiting for aid, if it is needed to help pay tuition and fees or for personal emergencies. A maximum of $350 can be borrowed on a short term loan but must be paid back by the is needed end of the quarter. Also, a DRY CLEANERS, INC. West Center Street ( edar City. Utah 84720 Phone (801) 5B6-6R- SQ MOVEMDER SPECIAL ALL REGULAR SWEATERS y.mg.1.: v. w. .tubui igpiiffWKEitgagaraTmmizrra m Must O present coupon Oner valid through November JO, 59 West Center Street, Cedar 9B (Re3- $3 ) 1987 Good only at Jackson City Utan 84 720 Clark says that even though SUSC has many quality students, the college hasn't gotten the recognition from large companies because SUSC is so "out of the way." "The main problem of going into this field is that you would have to leave southern Utah," says Clark. "The companies are located in larger cities, especially in California. There is special interest in Oakland." Clark worked for Arthur Anderson for about two years. He says that the company employs people in "auditing, accounting, tax consulting and management information consulting." He adds that new students might want to consider accounting as their emphasis, since the need for accountants is growing. Dry Cleaners Inc er to help guarantee a loan unless it is proven the student has guaranteed financial aid coming. A cannot be an employee of SUSC or a spouse of a college employee, and a $15 application fee is also part of the money payback. Students who do not pay back the money will be assessed a default fee of 10 percent which will be added to the cost. The nonpaying student will not be able to register for school. "Students have been good at repaying their loans which is commendable," Church said. Students who are interested in applying for a short term loan should contact the Financial Aid Office and pick up a short term loan form. According to Church, "The Financial Aid Office is the only agency which can issue credit on er campus." "We are fortunate for these donors," Church added. "Because of them, it has helped us to increase loan money to more students more significantly." International food, entertainment slated The SUSC International Students Club will present two activities this week, an international dinner Wednesday and an entertainment night on Thursday. Both events are part of SUSC's International Week celebration, this year spotlighting Latin America. A variety of dishes are planned for the dinner, among them pasole, a Mexican dish made from pork and hominy and a beef curry native to Singapore. Other menu items are egg rolls, rice, a Middle-Easter- n salad, and pastel de choclo, a casserole. Chilean popular Planned to take place in the Small Ballroom, the dinner will start at 5 p.m., and the cost is $3 f POP 'mi i' i mi - . j. $4.00 hr. plus incentives Periodic pay increases based on merit Evening and Day shifts available Individual work stations Telemarketing SalesService Program Paid training 13-H- I NEW AGE TV. 62 Channel Rotary JAZZ EASV R V- Color NEW WAVE j represented. jiwrc ROCK I per person. "We plan to serve through 6:30 p.m. in order to avoid the long lines we had last year," said Lynne Finton, acting director of the SUSC Multicultural Center. International entertainment starts Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Thorley Recital Hall. Children will be admitted free and tickets are $1 for adults. Peter Tagg will serve as master of ceremonies. Tagg is a business major from England and has appeared in numerous SUSC theatrical productions. France, England, Greece, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Mozambique are among the countries to be . 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