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I On Campus
Alumni board to elect officers
The Board of Directors of the University Alumni Association will
elect officers when they meet on the University campus Saturday. The
meeting will be in Gerlinger Hall at 10 a.m.
Reports will be made on the mini courses in Portland, the New
York area alumni meeting, and alumni publications. The new Alumni
Director, Mike Brundage, will be introduced to the Board by Carl
Fisher, Assistant to the President for University Development and
Alumni Relations.
At the luncheon meeting immediately following the business
meeting, Head Basketball Coach Dick Harter will speak.
Contact can now be picked up at EMU
Contact, the Directory of Community Resources, announced in
yesterday’s Emerald, can be picked up at 312 EMU or at the ASUO
secretary’s office, not at the school of librarianship.
Assistant legal advisor to speak today
Myron Nordquist, the U.S. State Department’s Assistant Legal
Advisor on the law of the sea, will speak at 2:30 p.m. today at the Law
School (Room 229). Nordquist will discuss the United States’ role in
the current preparations for the international conference on the Law
of the Sea to be held in Santiago. Chile, in early 1974.
His talk will focus on such issues as international fisheries
management, exploitation of the seabed’s mineral wealth, military
uses of the ocean, and protection of the ocean environment.
Members of the University community and the public are
welcome to attend.
Naturalist to present slide show
The Eugene Natural History Society is sponsoring a free slide and
talk show entitled: “Land Use and Wildlife Habitats” at 8 p.m. tonight
in room 123 Science. The talk will be given by Jim Anderson,
Naturalist in Residence at Sun River, a residence center south of
Bend. The show is open to the public.
Art historians’ conference slated
Some 35 art historians are expected to attend the annual meeting
of the Art Historians of the Pacific Northwest at the University.
The public is welcome to attend the general session at 10 a.m.
Saturday, in 107 Lawrence, where five papers will be read and
discussed.
The papers are as follows: “An Early Christian Relief from Sir
mium” by George Stricevic, from the University; “Architecture as
Seen in Medieval Manuscripts” by Luraire Tansey, University of
California, Santa Cruz; “Giambattista Tiepolo: A Decorative Com
plex on the Tasso Theme” by George Knox, University of British
Columbia; “The Chinese Influence in American Culture and Art, 1784
1850,” by Thomas Schlotterback, Western Washington State College;
and “The New Conservation Program at the Portland Art Museum,”
by Lawrence Hoffman, Portland Art Museum.
The public is also invited to the 9:30 a.m. coffee in the lobby of
Lawrence Hall.
The meeting is hosted by the Art History Department at the
University.
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Walk for Development to be Saturday
The annual Walk for Development will start at 7:30 a.m. Saturday
from the Lane County Fairgrounds. The 34-mile fund-raising project is
different from other walk-a-thons as it is locally organized and 100
percent of the funds go directly to self-help projects in the Eugene
Springfield area Pledge cards for the walk are available at the EMU
main desk or the Walk for Development office at 610 Willamette.
GPA to back letter efforts for rights bill
The University Gay People’s Alliance is promoting a letter
writing campaign to support House Bill 2930 in the state legislature.
This bill, if passed, would prohibit discrimination in employment
and housing on the basis of “sexual orientation.”
If you wish to support this bill, you are asked to write to your
House Representative within the next few days. Write to your
representative, Capitol, Salem, Ore., 97310. For the name of your
representative, or other information, contact Jerry Harris at 686-3492
or 686-2401, or call toll free: 1-800-452-0290 for the legislative in
formation service.
CSPA announces interview signup
Prospective undergraduate applicants for the Public Affairs and
International Development Divisions of the School of Community
Services and Public Affairs should sign up for personal interviews as
soon as possible. Enrollments in the program may be limited next
year. Sign-up sheets are posted on the bulletin board adjacent to Room
103, Hendricks Hall.