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ISSXMULTIPLE CHOICE joint operation Some of the ways in which stu- dents provide valuable fand eco- nomicalj services to other stu- dents are via the various co-ops on campus - such as the People's Market, the Stereo Co-op, and the newly formed Photo Co-op. Qual- ity products and friendly advice are offered to students at reason- able prices Qthe advice is freej.
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y 8 for the students This year, when students were faced with the closing of check- cashing at the Student Union, they were fortunate in having the option of using a student-run ser- vice in close proximity- the Stu- - dent Federal Credit Union. Mem- bership costs 504 and offers the convenience of cashing small checks as well as banking money with a small quarterly interest dividend. The Credit Union is staffed by student volunteers, who in turn get good experience in running the operation, while saving many students from a trip to Whitmore or a bank in town on Friday afternoon. 'U PROVIDE SERVICES! 1 '57
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a ver human service One of the most prevalent and often least appreciated services on campus is one of personal contact - in short, counseling. In every living area, on every floor - there are Resident Assistants who en- joy the pleasures of breaking up corridor squabbles, telling people to turn down their stereos, hold- ing corridor meetings and get- ting up at 4:00 a.m. at least a few times a week to unlock the doors of forgetful students returning from a night out. These counsel- ors also help students deal with personal or academic problems and often refer them to other agencies on campus if they do not feel qualified to handle the situa- tion. As one Resident Assistant put it, I've done everything in this job from babysitting little brothers and sisters for the after- noon to coaching someone through the night after too much Tequila, but it's a great human ex- perience and I love it. 'X ff-45 -., --f.. ,.,-- fb Ur Q H'- E 9 I-W1 'I . .1 gaps, I: X . fffl,',4.g1.I-nsffff' ia. ll' .:.f' JC. QfLf. !fiis1 Q 'f-s - . Q. . 5'-iii ' ix: , -I 1 A -4 X .hx Q 5' 'J xx a bf ' is xx? wt- ,,. - Y- -kilt. C 4 -ai. Hs. ' ,I 31. ,,.,, , YAW ir PROVIDE SERVICLS 150
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