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The proposal is directed to
President Flemming. Its sponsor,
Jim Beat, noted that there is a
budgetary problem. "There’s defi
nitely not enough money now,”
he said. He estimated the cost at
$3,400 per term.
Booklet Planned
Drummonds, chairman of the
Public Affairs Committee, re
ported a booklet is being planned
containing statements on the Viet
Nam war prepared by campus
political groups. No action was
taken, but it is expected it would
be sold at cost and financed
through the ASUO.
The Senate also reduced the
number of reports required of
itself. Reports will be submitted
by Senators each term, rather
Stern to Lecture
On Thai Peoples
An illustrated lecture on the
"Hill Peoples of Western Thai
land” will be given at a meeting
of the Natural History Society
at 8 p.m. today in 150 Science.
Theodore Stern, University
professor of anthropology, will
speak.
Stern has done considerable
research on the people of South
east Asia, particularly with re
spect to their linguistics. He was
in the area during 1964-65 under
a grant from the National Sci
ence Foundation. His work was a
continuation of research he start
ed in Burma in 1954-55 under a
Fulbright award.
Stern will illustrate his talk
with colored slides taken during
his two-year-long visit to South
east Asia.
TV Panel Will Discuss
Marketing Influences
Donald Thompson, associate
professor of marketing, will take
part in a panel presentation on
“The Influence of Other Disci
plines on Marketing” to be shown
on KOAC-TV at 7 p.m. today.
The program is being presented
as part of the television series
"Marketing on the Move,” spon
sored by the Portland Chapter of
the American Marketing Associa
tion.
Representing other Oregon
schools of business administration
during the panel discussion will
be Robert Bershinski of the Uni
versity of Portland and Philip
McAllister of Lewis and Clark
College.
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than each month, listing the pro
grams and activities in which they
are involved.
In a move to increase coordi
nation between administration
and student planning commit
tees, the Senate made the three
student members of the Univer
sity Campus Planning Committee
members of the Senate Commit
tee.
Appointments
Committee appointments for
twelve Senators elected last week
were approved. They are: govern
ing committee, Sparky Petre, A1
Miller, and John Taylor; Public
Affairs, Phil Semas. Greg Foote,
and John R Moore; Academic and
Cultural Committee, Gary Feuer
berg, Marvin Feuerberg and
Chuck Stout; Campus Planning.
Jim Douglas, Ron Greenman, and
Ron Jones.
In addition, Henry Drummonds
and Bob Coltman were named to
the Budget Committee.
Absent from last night’s Sen
ate meeting were Mike Donahue,
Jim Elliott, Tom Folawn, Rod
Roth, and Karen Winn.
Editor’s Note: The Senate
meeting lasted past the Emer
ald’s deadline Thursday; there
fore. further reports on some
of the business will appear in
Monday’s paper.
Architecture Prof
To Speak Today
Murray Milne, professor of ar
chitecture who has worked on
design for Project Apollo and
super-sonic transport, will lec
ture at 4 p.m. today in 106 Law
rence on "The Design Process
and its Cosmic Helation to the
Magic Number Seven (Plus or
Minus Two, of Course).”
Milne is an assistant profes
sor of architecture who joined
the faculty this fall. The lecture
is part of a series of faculty
lectures scheduled for winter
term by the School of Architec
ture and Allied Arts.
Milne, who has a master’s de
gree in engineering psychology,
will focus on the intuitive design
process, dealing especially with
the problems of immediate mem
ory limitations of the human de
signer.
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