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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1965)
Response Good To CARE Drive Officials of the recently formed campus chapter of CARE said Wednesday that response to their current fund drive has been gen erally good, but that they were surprised and annoyed by the reactions of some people. Mrs. Lee Feldman, chapter vice-chairman, and Chloe Haynes, secretary, told the Emerald that the response from the faculty has been “much more than we expected," but that they were bothered by the apathy of many students toward the cause. The group has sponsored a fund-raising table on the Student Union patio for the past five days. Students may contribute any amount, and may specify how the money is to be used. Care Will Send Food The CARE goal is $100, which would send one ton of food to other countries, according to Mrs. Feldman. So far they have col lected $73, and expect to get the rest by Friday. Mrs. Feldman, whose husband, Lee. is campus CARE president, said, “We were amazed that the mothers were so apathetic when Marx to Discuss 'Garden, Ecology' Roberto Burle Marx, landscape architect and painter from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, will give a public lecture on “The Garden and Ecology.” today at 8 p.m. in Room 123 Science. He will be the guest of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts. First educated in music, Marx decided to become a painter dur ing a study trip to Germany in 1928. Upon his return to Rio he enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts and began to grow and study plants in his own garden. In 1934 he became the director of public parks for the city of Recife and four years later re ceived the gold medal for paint ing from the Brazilian Academy of Fine Arts. A year later he first attracted international no tice with his designs for the roof and plaza gardens of the Ministry of Education. TODAY’S STAFF Night Editor: Allen Bailey. Desk Editor: Janet O’Dell. Reporters: Dave Butler, Steve Green, and Steve Brown. Proofreader: Kay Kinney. we had our table last weekend. Many of them were curt to us.” Miss Haynes said students have been heckling the persons at the table. “The most annoying question is ‘How do I get on the list for a package,’ ” she said. Membership Is Increasing Mrs. Feldman said she is en couraged by the increasing inter est in membership in the group. Any student may join, she said, by paying a $2 fee. CARE is planning to have sev eral speakers at its future meet ings, including some from foreign countries. Dwight Wallace, assistant pro fessor of anthropology, is advisor to the group of about 25 active members. The CARE drive will continue today and Friday at the SU. 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:30 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 Calendar THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1965 7 :30 a.m. to 11 :00 p.m. Oregon Christian Fellowship 319 sr Naval Officer Procurement Team TV Rm. SI Faculty-Student Comm. Stop War in Vietnam table SI* Terr 1 Jr. Weekend Queen Sel. Comm. 313 SC Beta Alpha Psi 113 SI Russian Table World ABC' SC CARE table SU terrace 1 WRA Exec Council SI' CT Play Comm 110 SC Physics Faculty Meeting 111 SC Dr. Kenneth Boulding Faculty Club A Phi Epsilon Kappa Open Seminar 114 PE SL? Camp Comm 308 SC sr stad 109 sr Student Court 1 12 SC Arab Student 111 SC Personnel Info. Center 308 SI’ SI* Recorded Classics Comm. 202 SI’ VM-VVVCA International Coffee Gerl 1st fl 334 sr 108 sr 109 sr no sr Asklepiads Initiation People to People Alpha Phi Omega Phi Sigma Kappa Gamma Alpha Chi Initiation 307 Allen Italian Studies Center 101 SC Films on Italy Friends of Pavia 113 SI* A SCO Awards Dessert 114 SC Professional Office Credit 134 Comm SC Movie: “The Red & the Black" 150 Sci Young Americans for Freedom 111 SU Politics and Economics in Vietnam Dads Rm. SC Recorded Jazz Concert 2»)6 SC Frosh Tennis Court Dance Deseret Club Alpine (*11x6 Burl Marx, I^anscape Architect Orchestra Concert 315 SU Gcrl 1 st rt 30 Sci 123 Sci Mu* Aud Asklepiads Banquet Alpine Village p ' M | Pretty as a Picture ' WITH AN EXCITING NEW PERSONALITY created by exciting new frames personally selected by Columbian Style Consultants to flatter natural beauty. "Sophisticate”... a sleek, simple frame ... available in black, plum, bronze, linen or white frost. Convenient Credit We Give Green Stamps' COLUMBIAN OPTICAL Our 60th Year 120 West Broadway 343-9742 TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE sunny weather are ed football! these diehard football fans—pluyliiK <(). Photo by Walt Middle Coffee Hour Today Features Viet Nam "The Other Viet Nam” will be the topic of the International Coffee Hour discussion at 4 p in today in Gerlinger Hall. It will be a brief description of the Vietnamese culture and way of life. One of the principal speakers will be Gary Smith, graduate in economics, who spent two years in Viet Nam with the United States Military Advisory Group Also speaking will be Forrest Gerdes, graduate in sociology, who spent time teaching in Viet Nam. To provide color and informa tion of general interest for the benefit of those interested in the role of the U S. in Southeast Asia will be the main purpose of the program. Slides showing the many facets of Viet Nam will be shown Two Vietnamese students and one pro fessor will also enter in the discussion. Ballinaer to Lecture At Southern Illinois Thomas O. Ballinger, associate professor of art at the University, has been invited to present two lectures at Southern Illinois Uni versity on May 14 and 15 He will he speaking in con junction with a Peace Corps Training Program for Nepal Hal linger wa» director of the t ni versify Peace Corps Training pro gram during the summer of nxw Topics of llallingcr's lectures will be Nepalese art, architecture, and music. Kappa Sigma Fraternity PRESENTS THE Cancer Society Benefit Dance wilh DON and the GOODTIMES 8:30-12:00 —May 75 $ 1 00 p«r person McArthur Court Join the U. of Oregon special tour of Europe - only $5.75 a day. (plus airfare) Here's your chance to spend 57 days in Europe this summer at a surprisingly low tour rate. Canadian Pacific's tours leave from Vancouver, B.C., Canada, just a short drive or flight by connecting carrier from Eugene. 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