SENIORS
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AGENCIES OF ACTION
REPRESENTATIVES ON CAMPUS NOW.
Applications are now being accepted from Seniors and Graduate Students
in the following disciplines:
PEACE. CORPS
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Business
Mathematics
Education
rnvsicai sciences
Architecture
Nursing
Home Economics
VISTA
Business
Sociology
Psychology
Social Welfare Work
Political Science
Economics
Accounting
Law
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December graduates must apply now for programs beginning in
January.
RECRUITING REPRESENTATIVES will be located on the ERB TERRACE
9-4 MON-FRI
OCT. 15-20
protect our
environment
During National Clean Air Week
FREE
SAFETY, PERFORMANCE AND EMISSIONS
CONTROL INSPECTION
6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.
Oct. 16 7 17 - 18 - 19
Absolutely FREE of charge, no obligation. Over 100 vital checks — Com
plete vehicle inspection — Factory trained technicians — Factory service
personnel here to answer your questions and inspect your Imported Car —
Any make — Any model.
Da t suns—Toyotas—VWs—Opels
Renault*—Alfas—Fiats—Subarus
Honda*—Triumphs—Jaguars—MGs
Volvos—Saabs—Peugeots—Mazdas
Domestic Cars Welcome
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River run permits topic of discussion
The Outdoor Program will sponsor a discussion today on the river
permits that will be needed to run some western wild rivers next year.
“The Forest Service has advised boatmen and participants to
think early about these permits,” said Gary Grimm, Outdoor
Program coordinator. “We want people to understand the problems
and solutions of these,” he said.
The discussion, in the Outdoor Program Center (Rm. 23 EMU),
may be followed by a slide show on river running to give people ideas
on trip potentials, he said. Time for the discussion will be posted in the
EMU.
Clean-up story corrected
In the Wednesday issue of the EMERALD, it was noted that the
swim team earned $15,000 and the crew team earned $13,000 for
cleaning Autzen Stadium after past football games. Tlie correct
amount given for the clean ups was $1,500 and $1,300 for the respective
teams.
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Physician to explain new insulin
Dr. David Calder, Eugene Physician, will discuss the new U-100
insulin and answer any question that may arise about it tonight at 7:30
p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The discussion is sponsored by the
Lane County Diabetic Association.
Plight of Russian Jews topic of program
The Jewish Student Union will present a program at Temple Beth
Israel, 2550 Portland Street tonight to inform the community about the
problems of the Russian Jews.
The evenings speakers include Steven Reynolds of the University
who will speak at 6:45 p.m. and Dr. Ralph Kaplan, a Foreign Affairs
Analyst. Kaplan has been College Dean at Tel Aviv University, an
officer in Israel’s 1948 war, a syndicated columnist for over 100
newspapers and radio stations and a Los Angeles County Com
missioner. Kaplan will speak at 8 p.m.
Lobby group to discuss inititive drive
Common Cause, the national citizen lobby group, will hold a public
meeting to obtain input from its members and the general public
regarding the conflict of interest initiative begun when Gov. Tom
McCall vetoed a conflict of interest legislation passed by the
legislation last spring. The meeting will be held at 7:45 p.m. tonight at
Harris Hall, Eighth and Oak.
Valley
River
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Embroidered Jeans
New Shipment
at
Clark’s
Library asking
for plastic ID
Students checking out books
from the Library’s Reserve Book
Room and Main Circulation Desk
will now need to have both their
plastic student identification
card (complete with photo) and
their current term’s certificate of
registration (fee card). By
having both of these, all the
student needs to write down to
check out a book is the book’s call
number and, in the Reserve Book
Room, his telephone number.
If students do not have their
plastic student identification
card complete with photo, or
have lost their old one, they
should apply to Emerald Hall,
Room 201-A between the hours of
10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m.,
Monday thru Friday.
The other desks of the Library
will be starting this new system
as soon as forms and equipment
arrive.
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