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Election Board needs three members
The ASUO needs three people to serve on the Elections Court
which hears and rules on all election violations. According to Larry
Salmony, ASUO Vice President, it would be helpful to have some legal
background or interest in legal proceedings. Applications are
available in the ASUO office, 308 EMU, and may be submitted to the
ASUO secretary.
Cyclist film to be shown today
“Pour un Maillot Jaune” (For a Yellow Jersey) by the producer of
“A Man and a Woman” will be shown at 8 p.m. today in 177 Lawrence
Hall. Sponsored by the Emerald Valley Cycling Club, the film covers
the world’s premiere bicycle competition—the Tour de France—and
the most coveted racing award, the yellow jersey.
The film without narration presents the idea of the excitement, the
emotion and the drama that surrounds the three-week 3,000 mile
competition Cyclists race from city to city, from low lands to high
passes in the Alps and through five different countries. The program is
open free to the public.
ODE board position open
Applications are now being accepted for a vacant position on the
Oregon Daily Emerald board of directors.
All positions on the Board were originally filled in June, but one of
the Board members has had to resign for personal reasons. The
position to be filled would be as a student-at-large member of the
Emerald’s board of publishers and would require completing the term
of office, which ends June 1.
The Emerald Board of Directors is an independent organization
which is recognized by the University as the publisher of the Oregon
Daily Emerald. The Board has final authority for all business,
budgetary, advertising, production and circulation operations, while
performing an advisory function in editorial operations.
Any student interested in filling the vacant Board position should
see Art Bushnell, Emerald Editor, in 301 Allen Hall for further in
formation.
ASUO applications available
Forms will be available for those wishing to file for the fall ASUO
elections today in the ASUO office, 308 EMU. Filing deadline is
Friday. Positions are open for ASUO Senate, freshman class officers,
IUSOSSHE, and OSPIRG. The primary is scheduled for Nov. 11 and 12
with the general election following on Nov. 18 and 19.
Friends of Library to host speaker
Holway Jones, head social science librarian at the University
library, author of “John Muir and the Sierrra Club: Battle for
Yosemite,” and Northwest regional director of the Sierra Club, will be
the main speaker at the first fall meeting of the FYiends of the Library
at 8 p.m. tonight in the Browsing Room (room 201) in the Erb
Memorial Union.
Jones, who has also written a number of bibliographies on forest
products, land survey and city planning, will speak on the history and
documentation of the conservation movement in the United States with
special emphasis on the National Park movement in Oregon.
The purpose of the Friends of the Library organization is to seek
ways of raising funds to add to the library items not procurable
through regular sources.
The talk will be open to all members of the Friends, and to anyone
wishing to become a member. Refreshments and a social hour will
follow the program.
Studont Community Pro/otts Drug Information
Cantor—■ prosonts:
GESTALT THERAPY
Part I of 2 film programs
With Dr. Frits Paris (founder of Gestalt Theory)
I Thursday, Nov. 4
180 PLC
Shows at 6:30 & 9:00
: 4 color films 30 min', each'.'Made prior‘t0:
: a!* PFr S| dea*h wh,le he "«s at Big Sur :
;and Esalen. The films are of actual:
.therapy sessions and have been highly:
• acclaimed and widely appraised.
admission $1
The Oregon Daily Emerald is published
Monday through Friday during the school
year, except during exam and vacation
periods, and once weekly during summer
session by the Emerald Board of Directors
at the University of Oregon.
Second-class postage paid at Eugene
Oregon, 97403.
Subscription rates:
(!.) University of Oregon student and
faculty-staff subscription rates are based on
annual contracts between the Emerald and
the ASUO and the Emerald and the
University administration. The rate of these
subscriptions is approximately *2 00 per
year
(II.) Special subscriptions for persons not
included in category (I.) are available at a
rale of *10 per year, *9.00 per academic
years and *3 50 per term.
Art Bushnell Editor
Marcus Wright Business Manager
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