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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1963)
Apartment Rule Discussed At AWS, YWCA Open Forum The apartment rule was the main topic of discussion by AWS and YWCA candidates for office in a forum Tuesday. Pat McCorkle, candidate for AWS vice president, said that she felt that the apartment rule should not be completel y abolished. “Something should be changed, though,” she said. She went on to say that discussion be tween faculty and students, not polls such as the one recently taken, is the step to effective ac tion. KIT THORPE, candidate for YWCA secretary, said that the apartment rule must stand be cause the administration is re sponsible for the action of the students, and they must have a basis for their actions. “I feel that they really don't care if stu dents other than freshmen obey the rule or not. I don’t think it is as big a problem as they are mak ing it." she said. “There is no sense of having a rule that can't be enforced.” said ! Nancy Erland. who is running for AWS vice president. She went on to say that the rule would not be effective unless “apartments were patrolled." EXPRESSING her views of AWS and the Legislature. AWS presidential candidate Joan Yasui said that the representation in the Legislature should be read 1 justed so that the women were equally represented. She pointed out that the president of Heads of Houses, who has one vote in Legislature, represents all women living in sororities, dormitories and co-ops. Kwama president, she ! said, also has one vote, and she represents only 35 girls. MODt RN CLASSICS SCULPT'uRED fr, \ BfOGtT Ti'RMS TOO $300 each. Budget terms up to 18 months. +\ to JEWELRY STORE 10*7 WlUAMfTTl I Kit Thorpe, candidate for ! YWCA secretary, said that the YWCA cannot effectively play its role on the campus unless wo men are informed of its activities. She feels that informal discussion j carried on a door-to-door basis in the dorms would be effective, al though time consuming. DISCUSSING the effectiveness ! and role of AWS, Pat McCorkle said, "The women don’t know 1 what AWS has power to do. We must get the point across to them.” Jane Capito, candidate for AWS historian, said that AWS can only inform the women of its role by person to person contact. Nancy Wohlford, YWCA presi dential candidate, explained her theory: "We must define our posi tion and the purpose of the or ganization in order to find our real job." She proposed a general meeting open to all women stu dents once a month in order to let the women know what the groups representing them are doing. Job Opportunities A representative of the Shell Oil Co. will interview students on Feb. 18 and 19 for a job in Seattle. Washington. Degree re quired is BA in Business Admini stration with a major in account ing, finance or marketing. * * * A representative from the U.S. Public Health Service will inter view men with majors in com municable disease, biological sci ence, English, social science, his tory, political science, journalism, public health, foreign languages, economics, philosphy and public administration Friday for posi tions in California and other west ern states. • * * Union Carbide Consumer Prod ucts will interview majors in busi ness administration Feb. 20 for positions on the west coast. * * * Simmons Company will inter view students with majors in business administration or liberal arts to be trained in San Francis co, on Feb. 20. Bridge Tonight The Student Union Duplicate Bridge Club will meet tonight at 7 pjn. in room 101 of the Student Union. Admission is 25 cents. All students are in vited. The one lotion that’s cool, exciting -brisk as an ocean breeze! 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Excellent condition DI 4-9528 FRENCH STUDENTS. 6 months subscription to Readers Digest in French $1 00 See or call John Patton. 103 Morton Hall, Ext. 372 WATER SKI this year. I have a 13*9” boat with 35 hp Mercury engine for sale. Will toss in trailer and life preservers. $400 DI 2 3743. VIEW LOT out Loraine Highway. Call DI 3-3909 evenings. ONE PAIR climbing boots. Good condition. Size 9, $10. One two man tent, complete $10. One down mummy bag. $20. DI 5 3267. SMALL TWO bedroom house near campus $9,000. DI 4-7804, fireplace. LeROY LETTERING machine RI 7 2008 after 7 p m. 1960 FORD convertible. Excellent condition. Will finance. DI 3 2640. ONE SCUBA TANK, with Marvel Pak and weight belt. Cheap In quire: DI 2-1411, Ext. 1081. Har ris. PERSONAL To Barrister Inn: They’re going to build a castle painted blue and white. But why the heck in the middle of the night? To Sig Ep’s: Planning a picnic? We’ll bring the Old-Fashion Chili Sauce. FOR RENT DUPLEX suitable foe 4 students. Large living room, tiled bath, electric heat, fully furnished. $115 per month. D1 5-0768. COMFORTABLE furnished room, private bath, private entrance. Cooking facilities if desired. Phone DI 4-7550 after 5 p.m.. BACHELORS cottage. Two rooms and bath. Utilities furnished. $40. Call DI 2-2519. QUIET, RESTFUL room away from campus for male student. DI 4-5481. ONE BEDROOM apartment. $45 month. Phone Joe Sherman DI 5-7332 after 7 p.m. 5 BEDROOM furnished house 3 blocks from campus. Suitable for 10 students $27.50 each. DI 3-6114. QUIET IN WALNUT ORCHARD. One bedroom unit, stove, refri gerator, garbage service, water furnished. Student couples pre ferred. $55 to students. Call RI 7-7528. LARGE comfortable room for two men. Single room $30. DI 5-4547 or DI 3-9228. $75 MONTHLY. 2 bedroom, part ly furnished house with fire place, stove, washing machine, and gas heat. In Ferry Street Bridge vicinity. DI 3-3951. FOR RKNT TWO APARTMENTS. Reasonable rent. $90 Sc $45 Furnished.'One bedroom. Very clean. 1)1 3-3951. MALE STUDENT needs room | mat<- DJ 5-4547 or 1)1 3 9228 SERVICES DIt. ROBERT B. McDONALD Optometrist Visual Examination Contact Lens Fitting and consultations by appointments Contact Lens Service and supplies DI 4 2320 921 Willamette TYPING. REYNOLDS. DI 2-4334. TAX RETURNS $2 up Your home—Our office DI 24068 Tax Reducers TYPING—-Joy McKinny—1)1 5 7481 TYPING Eakcr—DI 3 2664 ALTERATIONS Reasonable, Pickup and Delivery DI 4 1761 SHORT NOTICE TYPING proofing DI 3 9757 TYPING in my home anytime. DI 3 1913. _. TUTORING TUTORING in grammar, composi tion, and literature. DI 5-6963. Experienced English teacher. MATH TUTORING Experienced teacher DI 3-0729 FLORIST KIRKLAND FI.OWERLAND Your Friendly Flower Number PA 6 7605 HELP WANTED MOTHERS: Easily earned $100 or more a month for part-time work Must have access to car. Call Nancy Gann 1)1 4-8166 WANTED COLLEGE STUDENT to share modern garden apartment 1253 Ferry St., *4 Call D1 2 3530 WORK WANTED MOTHER OF 1, would like to care for another child days in my home or yours. Transporta tion and references provided. RI 6-9070 MISCELLANEOUS INTERESTED in summer travel to Europe? Will sell charter flight option by easy payment plan Gail Nelson Ext. 1844 RIDES — RIDERS NEED RIDERS. Leaving for Win ter National Drags at Pomona, California, February 14. Back February 18. $12 round trip. Call DI 4 8795. LOST AND FOUND LOST—An Alpha Xi Delta gold quill pen—4 pearls. DI 5 0042. I had a dream the other night, when everything was still, I thought I saw an Alpha, running down the hill. YELLOW GOLD with sapphire and diamond lost February 4th, vicinity of Straub Hall dining area. Sentimental value. Rick Hardash, Ext. 1071. SIAMESE CAT, male sealpoint— Lost! Saturday at 13th Avenue Laundromat. Reward! DI 3-3417. Alpha sees it; Alpha wants it; Alpha has it; Fiji lost it. —-..»
