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PAGE 2 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1981 ‘_ EAVESTROUGHING > RAINBOW Call F.numu.hing Hans It‘s My Business Not A Sigetineâ€"Year Round *Seamiess Aluminum _ * Seamiess Gaivanized THE MAZDA B2000 CANADA‘S HARD WORKING MILEAGE CHAMP The tough little truck *X x x x x x The Mazda B2000 Pickup with its 2â€"litre, 4 cylinder inline OHC engine is built to tackle big jobs yet it helps stretch gas like an economy car. _ _ Lk Husky suspension, wide track, and power assisted front disc brakes add to solid handling. The standard model with its 1895 mm (6 ft. 3 in.) bed is as affordable as many economy cars. The deluxe model with a longer 2190 mm (7 ft. 2 in.) bed and deluxe interior, costs a little more. Compare both models, plain or fancy, with other little pickups. Just one look will tell you it‘s one great buy. Mazda High Value Engineering makes the difference. 576â€"8143 . OF WATERLOO 15 UNIVERSITY AVE. E. â€" 885â€"5090 SALES ©® SERVICE ® PARTS ® LEASING THE MORE YOU LOOK.THE MORE YOU LIKE. The University of Waterioo is doing its part to solve one of the major problems generâ€" Coâ€"op program lands jobs By Mark Wessel al arts students have encountered in recent les. a job newest coâ€"operative education program called Arts, Applied The solution can be e VOLVO e MAZDA e BMW fessor John Stubbs heiped establish the program and says it is *‘‘What the survey ~â€"â€"~showed us is that most students were finding jobs in businessâ€"related fields such as banking, newspapers, and art galleries,"" Stubbs said, ~â€"‘and based on this k:ol:)ledge we develâ€" oped a thorough combiâ€" nation of courses to prepare them." In Art, Applied Studâ€" ies, students must deâ€" vote eight of their 22 course selections to apâ€" plied studies, including essay writing, comâ€" puters, critical thinkâ€" ing and philosophy, and a second language. Stubbs said that as a result of these studies students come away with an honours degree program "which has prepared them for a wide range of jobs." The degree takes four years and eight months to complete, and is divided by a schedule of four months ‘"on‘‘ (taking courses at the University) and four months ‘"off" (working at an assigned job). The initial decision on what applied studies should be used in the coâ€"operative program was based on a survey of 5,000 grad students from Waterloo‘s arts division. Stubbs said that in the past, graduates in studies such as philosoâ€" phy found it difficult to get jobs "because, let‘s face it, there isn‘t much of a demand for philosophers.‘‘ Now these same philosophy students graduating from the Arts, Applied Studies program ‘"can fend for themselves," he said. students applied for the 58 openings in the proâ€" gram last September related coâ€"operatives month work term. He said students have been sent across the province to do everyâ€" thing from "working in the personnel departâ€" ment of Wardair to conducting studies for the Canadian Post Ofâ€" fice." when it began, and most of those accepted Stubbs said about 400