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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1972)
NEW HORIZONS VENTURES PRESENTS Fellini Satyricon . . . a trip in the dark, a descent by submarine, a science fiction, a psychedelic picture ..." Fellini Sunday, January 16 - 2pm, 5pm, 8pm EMU Ballroom $1 admission Thursday Special Ham & Swiss Cheese Sandwich with mayonaise, lettuce,, tomato, vinegar, oil and oregano Delightful Atmosphere - Delicious food Pizan's — just around the corner at 1225 Alder Open 9-9 Mon. thru Fri. Also open Sat. & Sun. A non profit organization, designed and run by students, for students. The following class notes will be offered this term by FOOTNOTES: CLASS PROF PRICE Anth 10.' Sampson 4.95 Anth 103 Dor}ahn 4.95 Anth 30? Tonic in son S.85 ArH 20? Baldinger 5.85 ArH .'OS McKenzie 5.85 Bio 10? Sheer 5.85 Bio 30? Stahl 5.85 Chem 102 Klemm 4.95 Chem 105 Mazo 5.85 Chem 105 Barnhard 5.85 Chem 33? Koenig 5.85 Geog 103 Dixon 5.85 Oeoi 10? Boggs 5.85 C.eol 10? Kays 5.85 ?>eol 302 Savage 5.85 OS 105 Moravcsik 5.85 CLASS PROF PRICE GS 105 Overley 5.85 Hst 10." Brady 5.85 Hst 102 Brady 5.85 Hst ."02 Bingham 5.85 Hst 202 Maddex 4.95 Hst 302 Betdahl 5.85 Ph 102 Higgins 5.85 Ph 105 Ebbinghausen 6.25 Ph 108 Ebbinghausen 5.85 Fh 20. McDaniels 6.25 Psy 216 Arkowitz 5.81 Soc 201 Faich 5.85 Soc 213 Acker 5.85 J 485 Rea 5.85 PS 100 Pierce 5.85 PS 207 Nedlei PS 348 Zeigler 4.95 SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN ROOM 303 EMU OFFICE HOURS: 0:00-4:30 Monday • Friday PLEASE BUY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EARLY IN THE TERM AND GET FULL VALUE OUT OF THE NOTES On Campus Senate meeting scheduled tonight TTie ASUO Senate meets tonight at 7 p.m. in room 129 in the Law Center. The agenda of Senate business includes the ratification of the Inner-Institution of Students revised constitution, and the con firmation of appointments to Senate committees, the Hearing Panel on University Priorities, and the Student Administrative Board. Three bills with do-pass recommendations from the Community Affairs Committee will be considered. They include a proposal that three senators conduct a 400-person random sample to gain student opinion on the proposed EMU addition, and a resolution to protest Cascade Head development at Lincoln City. A Student Community Projects request for a transfer of $650 from the Drug information Center account to the New Programs account will be discussed. Jazz trios to perform Friday An evening of jazz comes to campus Friday when Mose Allison and Kenny Burrell perform with their trios. Both trios will perform two concerts at 7:00 and 9:30 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom, presented by the ASUO Cultural Forum. Mose’s understated, country blues has affected the styles and sensibilities of virtually all well-known white blues artists and countless others. Kenny Burrell purchased his first guitar with $5 sent him by his older brother during World War II. Burrell is a soft spoken man. On jazz though, he is a man of deep convictions. “Blues, The Common Ground” is the title of one of his albums on the MGM label, which is indicative of his high regard for the blue form and of its unbroken relation to gospel music. Tickets for the concert are $3.00 general admission and are available at the Chrystalship, the EMU Main Desk and at the door. University Republicans meet tonight The University Republicans Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the EMU “to channel people interested in party candidates to the people who will help them get involved in particular campaigns,” according to club member Rob Olson. Philosophy curriculum meeting today There will be a meeting of all philosophy majors—undergraduates and graduates—to evaluate the curriculum as to desired priority today in the “philosophy library” 315 PLC. Economic problems seminar set The Department of Economics will sponsor a discussion of current Oregon fiscal problems at 3:30 p.m. today. The seminar will be held in the E M U. (room to be posted). The session is open to members of the University community and the general public. Professor James Tattersal of the Department of Economics and Professor Richard Lindholm of the College of Business Administration will act as discussion leaders. Open discussion will follow a brief presentation by each. Professor Tattersall will discuss the historical background of Oregon’s current fiscal crisis and some policy alter natives. Professor Lindholm will discuss aspects of property taxation, including the possible consequences of recent court decisions ruling existing local educational finance systems unconstitutional. Astrologer to speak at Springfield Library The Oregon Astrological Association will be sponsoring Mr. Burton Morse, well known astrologer and teacher from Balboa Peninsula, Calif, tonight, 7:30 p.m. at the Springfield Public Library. Mr Morse is President of Research Astrologers of Los Angeles and is currently teaching at Carrol Righter’s home in Hollywood. Mr. Morse s topic will be “Your Horoscope—Learning To Live With It.” Mr. Morse became interested in astrology through trying to disprove it Also he challenged an Orange County ordinance prohibiting the teaching-practicing of astrology; was arrested, went to court and ultimately had astrology removed from the ordinance, which also included palmistry, numerology, necromancy, etc. Mr Morse is being sponsored by the Oregon Astrological Association, a group of serious astrologers and friends of astrologers which meets regularly. Newcomers are always welcome. No admission is charged but a free-will offering will be taken to assist Mr. Morse in the expenses of his tnp. Graduates slate first meeting today The Graduate Student Council will hold its first meeting for Winter 11 m today at 11:30 a.m. in the EMU. Room will be posted. °re«on 0»«v Emerald is published Frid*V <*urin0 ^ KhOOl "y «mrino summer ses^on bv the Emerald Board of Directors •» *♦>* verity of Oregon o£Tw« DOS'*9* MK1 •• SuOscr iption rtln Or««on MM end '•cutty staff subscription rates ,re annual contracts between the Emerald and the ASUO and the Emerald and me Otiversity administration. The rate of these subscriptions is approximately S200 per year (II.) Special subscriptions tor persons not included in category (l.) are available at a rateot SlOper year. S» 00per academic year and S3 SO per term Art Bushnetl Marcus Wright Editor Business Manager
