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Show \fo\3t compu/ A4 oo 375-8000 " I _ OFF Regular price on any cut and style, color service or perm 2230 N. University Pkwy.. (Coilonlrcc Sijuare) • Prov«, UT 84604 Advanced Studio fsditJed Ml uruit!ptif'jnrrJb\ Student heads to debate nationals in search of a medal Melissa Matheney Campus Editor Coupon vxpin'i June SO, 2006 <mJrKh In twining Ainu frr\mt n>upji\ • \<v HiltJ with n!i\ mherpnfitn Harrislnteractive^f MARKET MONDAY»APRILI7 -2006 Base Wage RtSEARCH Harris Interactive, one of the largest and fastest-growing market research firms in the world. Is looking for Market Research Interviewers for its Orem, Utah facility. In addition to PAID training, you'll earn between $8 to $12/hour. This marketing position does not Involve any sales. The hours are flexible, offering botfi day and night opportunities. Typing skills of 30 wpm is required. • Flexible Schedules i Day and Night Shift available • Earn up to $12 i • High School Students . welcome to apply. • No Sales! To arrange for an immediate interview, UVSC's Debate Team qualified for Nationals in both Pros Interpretation and Informative Speaking. The tournament will be the highlight of the year following 12 tournaments and 18 trophies collected by the team throughout both semesters. This years Nationals held the 15th18th of April, will prove to be great progress for the team. Jason Zeller, who has helped to earn the team their many wins throughout the year, will represent the Debate team. Zeller has competed in three National tournaments in the past and hopes to gain a win for UVSC. The Debate team has been around campus for a number of years but became fully active again just this last year. The first semester proved to be difficult for the team with only a small amount of. funding and only two tournaments. This semester, the team has accomplished a lot partly due to the help on campus from The School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS). $10,000 was given to the team to help fund their tournaments and traveling. The members of the Debate Team have traveled all over the country for various tournaments including: California, Wyoming, Colorado, Oregon, Texas, and more. The traveling takes a hard toll for the students involved with the team because they are gone almost every other weekend. "It totally impacts my life. I have to be up to date in all my classes and ahead of the game," said Zeller. The typical schedule of a student dur- UVSC faculty member and debate coach Jason Nichols. Melissa Matheney/ NetXNews ing the debate tournament consists of twelve or more hours a day competing. "Your up at six in the morning and the tournament at seven. Your still there by ten with no lunch break and to bed by midnight, it's a crazy schedule," Zeller said. Currently, there are three members of the debate team, lead by the coach Jason Nichols. Nichols is currently involved with the Communications department teaching public speaking, he has participated in debate throughout both high school and college. Nichols has volunteered his spare time to the program and plans to pass over the program to a new advisor next year, who will also be volunteering. "I expect next year to be a year at least as successful as this year with at least eight tournaments as well as a National tournament and we will win as many if not more trophies as this year," Nichols said. The college is currently working on their Communications major, which volunteer opportunities roice/: compu/ brief/ Another Happy Couple April 14, Spring Field Day at Dan Peterson School ring I wanted at a price we could afford. When other jewelers wanted to know our April 19, Bare Necessities, noon-5:00, Center Stage "Because of the gre;it scrvke Sierra West provided for us we were able to get the What are your views, concerning the recently proposed immigration laws and the nationwide protests that have followed? UVSC Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers are needed to help with this annual field day. It will be held Friday April 14th during the day. Volunteers are needed from ll:30am-2:30pm. If interested in volunteering contact 863-8786 or volunteer@uvsc.edu so have a list of who will be helping. The Dan Peterson School is a school for children with disabilities. Volunteers are needed to be one on one buddies with the student during thefieldday. Julia & Jeremiah price range, Sierra Wesr wanred ro know our dream and helped make it come true. They truly have a continuing interest in making sure you arc taken care ot wen after the "Big Day." Prepare and envelope quilts by cutting out fabric, assembling quilts, and sewing pieces together. No experience needed. The quilts will be tied on the actual Bare Necessities event, April 22nd. All quilts will be donated to local non-profit organizations Community Volunteer Opportunities Thanks, Julia & Jeremiah Savage §ierra~West J E W E L E R S 1344 South Q00 E^st, Orem. Southeast of University Malt 27b 6006 " Open M m . S,n. 10 ft, FiuMys 10 8 Vcilley Fair Mall, West Valley City, N w r Mficr & Frctnk Store 966-9662 - Open Mon.-Sm. 10-9 60 Cast 10600 South, Sandy, Cast of South Townc Mall 994 68/0 • Op«n I t / , Fridays It 8 www.sierra westjcwelers.com The Muscular Dystrophy Association camp programs need volunteer counselors June 8-June 13 at the Airport Hilton in SLC. If interested contact Jackie at 801-278-6200 to complete an application. The annual Utah Valley Paratransit "Roadeo" will be held Saturday, May 6. Volunteers are needed from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to help keep score and judge driving skills. A light breakfast and barbecue lunch will be provided for each volunteer. Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. Contact Lopini Wolfgramm at 374-9306 for more information. "I think that other countries should respect our borders and we should respect other countries borders." Jon Porter Business Major Sophomore The Desert Sharks Triathlon Club is looking for a few funloving volunteers to help coordinate a triathlon being held on June 10 in Saratoga Springs. We always have a ton of fun! Come help us help the crazy people who are trying to swim, bike and run to the finish line. If you are interested, please contact Kelly McPherson for details at (801) 6345490 or mcpherson.kelly@gmail.com "I definitely support people who feel they have a reason to be out there. I don't really believe in national borders, its all just one earth to me," Lucas Gallup Integrated Studies Major Sophomore The Children's Justice Center relies on Child Advocate Office Support volunteers to provide support to children who come for an interview or medical exam while parents are meeting with staff. CAOS volunteers keep children company with activities, such as playing games or reading, and tend to the basic needs of the child. All CAOS volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, complete an orientation, commit to two hours each week for four months and be willing to submit to a background check. Call Shana Hamilton at 851-8504 to arrange an orientation. "I don't have anything against the people themselves, but I think if they are going to come over they need to take the right steps to do so," Phil Mikalauski English Major Junior Visit with senior citizens at Golden Living Center, an assisted living facility for Alzheimer patients and senior citizens. Help with activities, do hair, paint nails, read, sing or play instruments. Visitors are welcome from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arrangements for other times can also be made by contacting Sonrisa at 225-6559. - •. . . ^ . ^ ^ should help involvement with the Debate team. "Any school with a four year communications degree needs to have a full fledged debate program, that is where I .would like the program to go," Zeller said. Debate is a good program to get involved in if you need to improve your people skills and speech skills. "Speech and debate is a very relative sport. There aren't any specific rules, and there are a lol of unwritten rules. It all depends on how the judge feels," Zeller said. Any student interested in joining the debate team next year will need to be able to take the class and be willing to travel and compete in tournaments. To join the team contact Jim hunter or Shiela Heindel in the communications department, located in the faculty annex building. "Its just one more thing that makes UVSC a great place to be," Nichols said. . K ? M » W |