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Campus news ASUO Senate to consider nerve gas resolution A resolution condemning the impending shipment of nerve gas into Oregon will be considered at tonight’s ASUO Senate meeting according to Senate president Jim Tiger. The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in 101 EMU. Student unrest program to be televised A program dealing with war and student unrest will be televised over PL-3, the University’s television station tonight. Entitled “Interface: Our Community Faces the Issues,” the program is being sponsored by the Community Forum Information Center, the YMCA, and Student-Faculty Coalition, among others. It will be broadcast from 8 to 11 p.m., on Cable Channel 10. View ers interested in expressing their opinions or asking questions may call 342-1411, Ext. 2409, 2417, or 2411 during the program. Speech on international relations scheduled Kenneth Terhune wlli speak today, at 3:30 p.m. in Room 341 Com monwealth on “An Approach to Understanding Interpersonal and International Relations.” Dr. Terhune is presently an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at Clark University in Worchester, Massachusetts. His background experience includes such positions as research psy chologist for Cornell Aeronautical Lab at Cornell University, psy chology instructor at Princeton University, an engineer-psychologist statistician for the Chrysler Corporation, and as an engineer for Chrysler Corporation. His general research interest is in the study of cooperation and conflict with special attention to psychology of international relations. Dr. Terhune’s talk is sponsored by the Department of Psychology, CSPA, and the Oregon Research Institute. McCarthy to speak tonight in Portland Sen. Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota will speak tonight in Portland. McCarthy, 1968 Democratic Presidential candidate, will talk at 8:30 p.m in the Pamplin Sports Center on the campus of Lewis and Clark College. ASUO committee positions available All student positions for ASUO student - faculty committees are now open. Applications are available in 307 EMU, and should be return ed to Sandy Buller. Students presently on commit tees are reminded they must file again if they want to remain in their positions. Deadline for ap plications is Monday. Student positions are available on the following student-faculty committees: Academic Orientations, Admis sions, Advising, Assembly and University Lectures, Broadcast ing, Campus Planning, Computer Registration, Continuing Educa tion Liaison, Educational Experi mental Innovation, Foreign Studies, Teacher Education, Grants Advisory, Housing Policy, Intercollegiate Athletics, Library, Naming of University Buildings, New Student Orientations, Scho lastic Deficiences, Student Con duct, Student Court, Student Faculty Council, Student Finan cial Aids Advisory, Student Pub lications Board, Educational Op portunity, Ethnic Studies, Human Research Policy, Security Ad visory, Day Care Center and ASUO Constitutional. are your contact lenses more work than tiiQfre worth? If you’re tired of using two or more separate so lutions to take care of your contact lenses, we have the solution. 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Chicago 7 group to speak Monday An AMJO - sponsored set of speeches Monday night will fea ture members of the “Chicago 7.” According to ASUO Sec. Sandy Buller, the 7:30 Monday night rally, which will be held in Mc Arthur Court, will include a speaking list of John Froines, University biology associate pro fessor, and Tom Hayden of t h e “Chicago 7.” One of their at torneys also speaking will b e Robert Scheer, former editor of Ramparts magazine and Barry Weisberg, San Francisco ecolo gist. Admission to the event will be free of charge. The Oregon Daily Emerald is pub lished Monday thru Friday, September to May, except during exam and vaca tion periods. Semi-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 Eugene, Oregon 97403. Subscription rates $10 per year, $3.50 per term. Grattan Kerans... 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