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Faculty vote representation argued by SAB members By JAQI THOMPSON Of the Emerald Voting faculty representation on the Student Administrative Board (SAB) was closely con tested in the SAB meeting Thursday in the EMU. The motion failed. An effort to reconsider next week re sulted in a four yes, four no, with one abstention. SAB chair man Steve Rhodes voted against reconsideration to break the tie. SAB member Gunnar Lunde berg moved to strike the clause in the SAB’s constitution which provides for two voting faculty members, appointed by the Uni versity president, on the 16 member board. “The faculty is out of place as voting members on this board. Everything we do is directly re lated to students. It doesn’t af fect the faculty at all,” Lunde berg began. Rex Armstrong disagreed. “We run the EMU. And stu dent organizations have faculty and community members.” This is the exact power of the SAB — policy - making for the EMU and jurisdiction over all student organizations. Lundeberg added that the ASUO Senate also makes deci sions which affect more persons than students. The Senate is en tirely composed of students. SAB Chairman Steve Rhodes mentioned an idea proposed by Bob Winger that the Senate be replaced by a governing body of equal numbers of students and faculty members. The SAB also covered sever al other items of business. T h e board approved the venue for SAB policy, with the exception of the wording in one phrase. The section reworded dealt with what happens when the ASUO Senate or president veto an SAB policy. The version approved earlier by the Senate provided that a three-fourths SAB majority could “appeal” to the ASUO president to ask the University president for a final decision. Rhodes said both he and ASUO President Dick Jones dis liked that wording, since the ASUO president could ignore the SAB appeal. On board member Jeri Coney’s suggestion, the SAB changed the wording to “then the ASUO president shall request the University president to reach a final decision” to insure the follow-through of the appeal. The SAB gave only cursory attention to an open letter from a student criticizing the board on some of its past actions and for anti-student attitudes. But with the letter in mind, the SAB decided to open its interviews for new members and hash sessions on each applicant to the public—except other ap plicants. Interviews start April 15. Applications are available outside 310 EMU and are due April 11. The SAB also granted recogni tion to the Japanese Student As sociation, the Undergraduate Anthropology Society, Student Action Council, a group of CSPA students and the Co-ed Housing, Inc. The latter is a cor poration of three women’s co ops — University House, Rebec House and Highland House. Rhodes also announced the leaving of three SAB members this term. Scott Armstrong was graduated, Caroline Greene re signed to student teach in Sa lem and Rose Noel is on leave of absence temporarily. Court candidates set for interviews Selection interviews for spring prom court will be held to night in the EMU. Living organizations may still nominate a candidate by contact ing 301 EMU by 3 p.m. today. An interview date will be set up at that time. The following girls have been nominated and should appear at Applications available for publications posts The appointment of the edi - tors and business managers of the Emerald and the Oregana will be made at the April 27 meeting of the Student Publica tions Board. Applications for these positions should be pick ed up and returned to IVI101 EMU no later than 5 p.m. Fri day. the interview at the time indi cated. Karen Johnson, 6:30; Les Newhouse, 6:35; Mary Ann Housely, 6:40; Carolyn Bray, 6:45; Janice Crawford, 6:50; Molly Weston, 6:55; Janice Hell wege, 7; Lorrine Anderson, 7:05; Abbey Rose, 7:10; Sheryl Olson, 7:15; Bunny Elsenback, 7:20; Vicki Palmason, 7:25; Kel ly Wimberly, 7:30; Lynn Wood ruff, 7:35; Sherida Moen, 7:40; Chris Wheel, 7:45; Marty Klos seai, 7:50; Debbi Painter, 7:55; Linda Keller, 8; Pauline Cot ten, 8:05. The Oregon Daily Emerald Is pub lished Monday thru Friday, Septem ber to May, except during exam and vacation periods. Bi-weekly June thru the first week of August, once a week the last three weeks of August, by the Publications Board of the University of Oregon. Second-class postage paid at Eu gene, Oregon 97403. Subscription rate* $9 per year, $3.50 per term. Coming University Theatre April 11,12,16,17,18,19,1969 "I'm in this town to change ail soldier's duties" SERJEANT MUSGRAVES'S DANCE by John Arden Directed by Herbert Kline |8gaaBBBMMaHH ANNUAL JET CHARTER FLIGHTS June 7 — Aug. 6 — $269 June 15-Sept.21 -$275 June 21 — Aug. 27 — $320 July 28-Sept. 15-$310 Aug. 23-Sept. 23-$310 Sept. 20 One Way-$175 One-Way Flights Available For Further Information Call or Write BEA COUCHMAN Z443>4 Willamette, Eugene Oregon 97405 344-219* NAME_ADDRESS_ CITY_STATE_PHONE_ WEEKLY CALENDAR of EVENTS All meetings held in the Student Union unless otherwise indicated. MONDAY 8:00—F.F1I Committee Meeting I landicappcd swim program in fonnation sponsored hv YMC.\ 11:00-Vista 11:30—Faculty—Student I )ialogue Y MCA—Faculty Club. 12:00 Noon—CM.A Curriculum Com mittee—Faculty Club 12:30—ASUO Cabinet Meeting Career Analysis 3:00—Jack Wilkinson's Seminar 4:00—A. A.Cl.S Cicourel Lecture Sociology De partment 6:30—Orides business Meeting—Cer linger 1st floor 7:00 & o;oo—(iraduate History Club Film “The 1 rial”—180 PTC 7:30—Folk Dance—Gerlingcr Gym 8:00—Architecture 1 .centre—106 I .aw rcnce TUESDAY 8:00—Handicapped Sw im Program Information \ .MC A I II P Start Meeting 9:00—AUSO Fiscal Vnairs (Budget Hearing): Health Service 12:00 Noon—Sierra Club OST.A #88 Chapter A’MCA Personnel Conun.—Fac ulty Club I II P Teachers Meeting University Theatre Start—Facul ty Club Advisory Council—Faculty Club 1:00—Educational Administration Certification TUESDAY 2:00—OSFA Bargaining Council 3:30— Biology Seminar: Dr. Lary Davis—30 Science 4:30—Student Administrative Board 4:45—Asklcpiads 7:00—Spilii-Authum 7:30—“Youth Hosteling in Norway” & “Cliff Hangers” Movies— Outdoor Program OSEA 8:00—Spring Fling U of O Dames Club Fashion Show—Gerlinger Degree Recital: Hwaeja Yoo Fee, Harpsichord & Organ Recital Hall WEDNESDAY 11:00 Recreation Department Start Meeting 12:00 Noon—OSF \ Membership Meeting International Kesti\ il (v. 30—(ieneral Panhellenic \\ R \ 1 louse Council—207 Ger linger ": 00— Bridge Club—Kacultx Club ”:00 & 0:00—Graduate History Club Film: “Kanal”—150 Science ': 30— .Movie “Potlatch Country” Outdoor Program Seminar: Roman Jacobson “The National Movements in the Slavic World of the Early and I ate Middle \gcs"—138 Comm 8:00 Baha'i Open Discussion I F \1 A Concert— Van Clihurn— Mac Court 9:00—College Life—Carson Hall THURSDAY 9:00—AUSO Fiscal Affairs (Budget 1 learings) EMU and Ed-Act Eugene The Universiu & Social (Tange—Mayor Anderson’s Office City Hall 12:00 Noon—F'SFF Steering Comm.— Faculty Club I .ibrarianship Facultv— Facultv Club International Festival 12:30—Norwegian Language Table 3:00—CASEA—College of Educ. Seminar C. S. Mrs. Wyatt 4:00—Annual Meeting—U of () Co op Store—138 Comm 4:30—Minor Court Rushec Meeting—150 Science 3:30—\ MCA Advison Board 6:30—Chess Club Film Classic: “\ irgin Spring"— 150 Science 7:00—Scabbard & Blade 7:30—Cen-Am-E.\po 69—Sailing Expedition 8:00—James Beard Cooking Demon stration—180 PLC 9:00—Sailing Program Spring 69 9:15—Film Classic: “\ irgin Spring"— 150 Science FRIDAY TOO— \SUO Fiscal Affairs (Budget Hearings)-EMU and Ed "Act 10:00—CSPA Field Staff Meeting 12:00 Noon—International Festival L 30— Physics Department Colloqu ium. II. E. Stanley—30 Science CO-OP STORE FRIDAY A A A Factulty Lecture: “Edzna, Campeche. A lexica—Settlement Patterns and Monumental Architecture" George An drews—106 Lawrence 7:00—International Festival Show— Mac Court ’ :00 & 9:00—“\\ ild Strawberries”: Po litical Science Movie-180 PLC :30—Slavic Film: “Fhe Shop on Main Street”—150 Science 8:00—Serjeant .Musgrave’s Dance University Theatre 1'acuity Recital: V irginia Hur w itz, Charles Farmer, John McManus—Recital Hall SATURDAY M RA 1 rack and Field—Portland State 8:30—Advanced Placement English Teacher English—180 PLC 10:00—International Festival Show Matinee—Mac Court 12:00 Noon—International Festival 7:00—International Festival Show Mac Court 8:00—Serjeant .Musgrave’s Dance University Theatre SUNDAY - 30 & 8:30—Feature Film: “Lost Command”—150 Science 5:00—Degree Recital: Arthur Di mond. Baritone—Recital Hall :00— Panhellenic Rush :00 & 9:15—University Film Society "Der Blaue Engel”—University Theatre 8:00—Degree Recital: Dan Vartrecs, Bass Trombone—Recital Hall 9:00—Joint Action Group All items must be turned in to M101 of the EMU by 9 a.m. Thurs day to be included in this calendar.