Residency Includes:
Private bath
Weekly maid and linen service
20 meals per week
Parking
Heat/ lights and water
Color TV lounges and study areas
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1000 PATTERSON ST.
PHONE 343-9291
HEAD SKI PACKAGE
regular prices
HEAD 240 STANDARD SKIS.$115.00
SOLOMON STEP IN BINDINGS.29.95
MOUNTING.7.50
ENGRAVING. 4.00
$156.45
SPECIAL SKI PACKAGE PRICE
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343-0013
347 13th W.
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Class to be offered for travelers
A class in “European Art and the Student Traveler” will be of
fered winter term at the University, sponsored by the International
Education Center (IEC).
There is room for 60 students in each of the three sections, ac
cording to IEC director Bob Withan.
‘The prerequisites are instructor’s consent, and either a sincere
interest in the educational aspects of traveling in Europe or an up
coming trip to Europe,” Witham explained. “The classes will also
explore social, political, and geographical considerations,” he said.
“Their purpose is to give the student traveler a basis for judging his
experience in Europe.”
Interested students can pre-register for the classes Monday,
Tuesday, and Friday of finals week in the EMU, room to be posted.
Instructors will be available for consent and registration from 9-12
a m. and 2-4 p.m. Monday, 9-10:30 a.m. and 2-4 pm. Tuesday, and 11
am. to 2 p.m. Friday.
Shakespeare play sets last performances
The final four performances of the University Theatre production
of “A Cry of Players” will be presented at 8 pm. tonight through
Saturday evening in Villard Hall’s Pocket Playhouse.
TTie small size of the theatre and the demand for tickets
necessitate advance reservations in order to insure seating. Tickets,
which cost $1.50, are available through the University Theatre Box
Office every day from noon to 5 p.m., or by calling 686-4191.
I Community
Tax plan on tap for City Council
Lane County’s proposed “piggy-back” income tax plan will be one
of the topics discussed at a public meeting of the Eugene City Council
at noon today at the Eugene Hotel.
County officials contend that with the lVfe per cent income tax
suggested by the plan, and its provision that tax revenues be divided
so that cities within the county receive 55 per cent of the money raised
by the tax, the city of Eugene would receive $2.3 million. The
remaining 45 per cent of the revenue would go to the county.
Convicts arraigned on escape charges
Two convicts who had been participants in the Oregon State
Penitentiary Project NewGate program at the University were
arraigned in Lane County Circuit Court Monday on charges of escape.
Douglas Knapp and Garrette Wolfe were charged with illegally
walking away from the program on Sept. 19. They were arrested by
police and FBI agents in Grand Forks, N.D. on Oct. 6.
Educational funding to be discussed
"Funding for Higher Education” will be discussed tonight on
KZEL-FM’s weekly Art Pearl vs. the World radio show.
The program will feature John Wish of the University’s School of
Business, Greg Maitby of the School of Education, John Leahy, asst.
Attorney General of the State Board of Higher Education, and Richard
Inmann, House minority leader. Moderators will be Phil George and
Art Pearl.
The show will be broadcast live at 7 p.m. from the Laurelwood
Golf Course at 2700 Columbia. Interested persons are invited to attend.
KZEL broadcasts in stereo at 96.1.
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
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Oregon, 97403
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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
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(II.) Special subscriptions for persons not
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rateof S10per year, J» 00per academic year
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