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APARTMENTS
2555 WtUAKENZIE
Between Sheldon High
and Coburg Road
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ALSO FEATUtING
• Swimming pool • Health pool * Smjoo* • Recrootlon
building • Eoch oportment ho« o covered entry way
and entry holl • Generoul itoroge ood cioset tpoee •
Stool front door • Fioett premium all electric
HcPpoint appliances • Electric firoploco • Genuine tile
boftu • Absolute buofcty conttruction throughout.
Apartment* 2555 WILLAKENZIE, EUGENE
344-3231
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Morse to speak
Former Sen Wayne Morse will speak on “Uni,,
Discrimination Against Labor, Business and th* r "d ^
Eugene Hotel, Saturday. Consumer'if]
Morse, a declared candidate for the U S Senat* „s„.
le Lane County Labor Council, which is sponsoringa'!
of the
in his honor
The event will begin at 7:30 p.m in the hotel ball™™
is invited to attend. auroom
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La Raza founder gives talk
Josr Angel Gutierrez, elected president of the Crystal n* *
School Board in 1970 through the organized efforts of local
Americans, will speak at 1 p.m today in the EMU Ballroom "***
His talk is being sponsored by the Chicano Student Union
open to the public without charge on ^
Gutierrez is founder of the independent Chicane nrt*
movement known as La Raza Umda Party which worked f
election, and is a former state chairman of MAYA (u •
American Youth Association) in Texas
According to Jose Garcia, Jr., Director of the UO Chicano Stud
Union, Gutierrez is coming to Oregon to help the state’s 509#
manent Chicano residents organize a La Raza Umda Party f
International program series planned
The public is invited to a free coffee, tonight, which will kickoi
series of programs on international concerns that the ASUOand
foreign students will be presenting during winter and spring ter
The coffee will be at 7:30 p.m., at the Gerlinger Lounge Fan
students will provide a buffet of international snacks
The series of international programs will be explained and ASI
President lain More, a graduate student in physical education ft
Scotland, will speak
Summer session bulletin available
Students who plan to attend the University’s summer session
would like to know what courses are scheduled may check the Ss
mer Session Office galley proof of the 1972 Summer Session Bulktu
room 130 Education
The Summer Session Bulletin will be available for gena
distribution about February 20
Registration for summer session is June 19 with classes begin
June 20. The eight-week session concludes August 11.
f Briefs j
Meetings
The Chm«e Sludant Association will have
a ganarai meeting at 7.30 p.m Saturday at
the Central Presbyterian Church
Lane County Vietnam Veterans Against
%r War will host the state meeting at noon
Saturday a* the First Presbyterian Church.
24th and Harris VVAW representatives
from all state organizations will be present
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Films
"The War Game." a film depicting life
during and after a nuclear attack on Britaif
will be shown at 7 and 9 p m Monday in 138
Commonwea Ith
The CBS award winning film "The Selling
of the Pentagon" will be shown at 7:30 and 9
p m today and Saturday in ISO Science
There will also be a showing at the Growers
Market. 301 Lincoln at 4 p m Saturday and
at 4 and / p.m Sunday All proceeds will go
to the Growers Market
Misc.
Tutors are needed at the Study Skills
Center in thd following areas Writing,
Sociology and B<otogy Practicum credit
available Phone ex 3226
Recreational tolk dance H <**
Gym Fridays 8 8 45 P o'
midnight reques' dancing To«aav>"
9 Dpir internat'cnal dancing Sdw
8 45 10 30 p.m request dancing
Those persons interested m ptao"l
Children in the Day Care Cere '
applications at 1511 Moss V
There are many spaces ter "’••V
eighteen months and „
lime lor children ot eighteen
years
Fall Term Math 95 students are n
to sell their copies ot “ |jW
Coop today '< possible ^
reprinting, out this term's students"*
book now iluaenti
Also Fan Term Math w ^
requested to 4e' M Co.* todir.l
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there are 200 more studenhs«
this class than books ayaiiabie
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