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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1973)
EWEB hires ‘head-hunters' to find a general manager EWEB needs to formulate a job description of general manager before they can start looking for a new one. This was the conclusion of the board at an executive session held Friday morning to begin the search for a new general manger to replace retiring Byron Price. Price, 58, is leaving to take another job in Eugene after 14 years in the top EWEB staff position. The board met with Douglas Blackburn, president of Ford, Bacon and Davis, a New York engineering j consulting firm, that will help the board set criteria for selection of the new manager. Blackburn said a representative of his firm will interview board members singly und together for their ideas on what the new manager should be like. He said his firm would also suggest criteria. Blackburn said he would not advise the board on the merits of individual candidates, however. “It would be a conflict of interest for me to make a judgement on a man,” said Blackburn, noting that his company will have to deal with the new manager in the future. “I’d prefer you not ask me to do that,” he told the board. The board agreed not to ask the engineering firm for a personel recommendation and will instead hire an executive recruiting firm, referred to jokingly as “headhunters” by one board member. EWEB President John Tiffany said the board will be interviewing representatives of recruitment companies soon. The board met in executive session under Oregon’s new open meeting law. Members of the press were permitted to stay after agreeing not to divulge any information relating to personnel matters. The public was not permitted to attend. Tiffany asked that press persons come to the July 23 board meeting prepared to discuss guidelines on press coverage of closed meetings. r \ Leo picks students to find new dean Three students have been appointed to the Dean of Liberal Arts Student-Faculty Search Committee, ASUO President Greg Leo announced Friday. The search com mittee is charged with replacing the late Liberal Arts Dean Burton Moyer. Moyer died March 22 of a heart attack. The three ASUO appointees are: Lynn Krider, a junior in political science who will represent the undergraduate social science students; Marti Sessions, a junior in psychology who represents the undergraduate sciences; and Antonio Gil, a graduate in romance languages who represents the graduate humanities. Leo commented, “Despite what many might think these appointments are significant ones. They are important because the Liberal Arts College affects more students at this University than any other.” Leo stressed, also, the importance of student representation at the University on all levels, this being just one of many. “This committee will have the job of replacing the ap pointee for one of the most important educational ad ministrative positions at this University. This is a big responsibility, but I am sure that these three students will be capable of doing the job,” said Leo. The action dean of the College of Liberal arts is Paul Holbo. V. NATIONAL CYCLE SERVICE “Tons of 10-spoods” Exclusive full one year Service Warranty! If we offer it . . it's qood! SERVICE SPECIALS hike Tubes *.*♦ Gumwald Tires_Sl.W Cables (Brake -shifter)_*.*0 Arm Safety Lites_ VW Bottles A Cage_ S.W Frame Mount Pumps_*1.9Y Immediate delivery on all bikes 750 set up — ready to go! Service Department Open »to ♦, SEVEN DAYSA WEEK! Never more than one day wait for service — usually > hour! SELECTION Gitane — Astra — Vista — Mundo — Murray — Volkscycle — Dotson — Parts To Fit All Bikes Prices Start at $5f .88 TERMS Take a year to pay — all maior credit cards accepted! SAVE $10 Your student body card, Welcome Wagon certificate, or, if you earned your own bike money we credit you S10 on any bike purchase! NCS NATIONAL CYCLE SALES <? to 9 7 Days a Week 606 0SOO 6th 0. WILLAMETTE BOOKS, LAMPS, POSTERS ON SALE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY BOOKSTORE DISCOUNT Record Sale EACH SOLD BEFORE at $1.99 OR MORE —1,400 records to select from at new, lower discount prices —Sold previously at $1.99 or more. Popular artists and groups. —Specially priced albums only. Main Floor - Record Area main floor record area SALE "gi***, J Tex7sr,h^ks, Hard r t'se «««., c. °'Bo„l,,m ‘‘■'W I TWO DAYS ONLY CROWN LAMP SALE SAVE $5.00 •12” \ Red White A 1CR0WNL1TE2 Black Yellow Blue Versatile flex arm movement. 4-way bracket for mounting anywhere. 3 Popular contemporary styling. MAIN FLOOR ONLY POSTER SALE ENTIRE STOCK V3 °fF TWO DAYS ONLY No posters held back. New arrival included. Priced to clear. BOOKSTORE {Formerly U of O CO—OP)
