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ASUO Presidential can
didates surviving the primary
will be interviewed on PL-3,
cable channel 10, tonight at
9:30 p.m.
The interview show will also
feature a talk with former
track cOach Bill Bowerman
about restoration of Hayward
Field.
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Kile Festival underway today
There will be a Kite Festival today at 1 p.m. on Hayward Practice
Field. The Kite Festival will award prizes for victories in the
categories of highest kite, most graceful, largest, longest tail, first
tree snag, most unusuai kite, best construction, most attractive kite,
smallest and other categories.
It is suggested that for safety’s sake cotton or nylon string should
be used.
The Kite Festival will be postponed in case of rain.
Physicists to sponsor colloquium
At 3:30 p.m. today in Rm. 16 Science I, F.M. Mueller of the
Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, will conduct a
colloquium on “Positron annihilation and compton scattering in
copper single crystals.” The Department of Physics is sponsoring the
event and coffee and doughnuts will be served in the John Binney
Lounge, Science I, at 3:15.
Film Society seeks applicants
The University Film Society is seeking a part-time manager for
the 1973-74 season.
Applicants, who need not be students, should be interested and
knowledgeable about films and have abilities in the selection and
booking of films, promotion of programs, financial record-keeping,
and employe coordination.
The salary is negotiable and will be set by the society’s board of
directors.
Applications should be sent to the University Film Society, Box
3197, Eugene 97403, and should be received by April 24.
Chicano Liberation topic of lecture
Jose Perez, past organizer of migrant workers and a member of
the Young Socialist Alliance, will speak today at 2 p.m. in the EMU
Dad’s Room. Perez’ talk will be on Chicano Liberation and Latin
American issues.
Positions on Ad Hoc committee available
The ASUO Executive announced yesterday that applications are
being sought for two positions on the Ad Hoc Advisory Committee to
the Women’s Studies Center. The prime function of the Committee will
be to advise and facilitate the development of curriculum relating to
Women’s Studies at the University of Oregon, and to promote the
Women’s Studies Center.
Applications may be picked up in Room 308 of the Student Union,
and should be turned in by Monday, April 23.
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Fadeley to speak at Demoforum
Senator Ed Fadeley (D-Eugene) will address today’s meeting of
the Lane County Demoforum. Fadeley will speak on the governor’s
tax plan.
Demoforum meets at the International King’s Table Restaurant in
the Oakway Mall beginning at noon. An optional lunch is available.
Outdoor Program to show Disney flick
As part of its “White Water Week’’ of activities, the Outdoor
Program is sponsoring the Walt Disney movie “Ten Who Dared” at
7:30 p.m. tonight in 150 Science. Come out and see the daring Disney
interpretation of John Wesley Powell’s first 1869 conquest of the
Colorado River. The public is invited to see the free presentation of
this movie filmed in the depths of the Grand Canyon.
Public library to show film
The Eugene Public Library is showing a film, “The Eye Hears,
the Ear Sees,” on trick movie-making today at 2:30 and 7 p.m.
Admission to the movie is free. The library is located at 13th and
Olive.
Recreation planner to speak at meeting
Stan Lester, Outdoor Recreation Planner for the Oregon State
Office of the Bureau of Land Management, will speak at the Sierra
Club’s monthly meeting at 8 p.m. tonight in Harris Hall, 8th and Oak.
Lester will discuss Primitive and Natural Area classifications on
Oregon BLM land and outline BLM policies in such areas as
geothermal and oil leasing, timber cutting, grazing, recreation
management and land planning.
There will be a question-and-answer session following his talk.
The meeting is open to the public.
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