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Board of Director* consideration
of an alternate bookstore <r«i
tribution wan discussed along
with the forming of a cwnffutt**
to interview four faculty «pc** on
*heir Board of DirccUjnt
The board in the past has given
money in the form of a
scholarship available- to foreign
students at the University, but
members are now considering
transferring their yearly gift to a
mttrt direct outlet of the
Untverwty such as the Day Care
Center
Withm the next four weeks an
interview board made up of five
members will screes the four
faculty members being con
sidered for *J»e two remaining
Board of Director 'acuity slots
Tbe next board meeting wil] be
held Wednesday. Nov 3 at 3:30
( ON CAMPUSj
CSPA social work program meets today
W ailace School orf Community Service 4 Pubhc Affairs CSPA
students in the Social Work Program wiB meet today at C pm ir the
Kosnania Center at 1414 Kincaid Street
Doc McCarty Director erf the IX> Career Plaaoog k Placement
Service and Marjorie Wright Assistant Protestor orf Community
Service. CSPA wall cooduct a workshop cm 1>os and Don i s For
Getting That First Job Donna Crockett. student representative on
be Oregon Chapter Board orf Directors National Asncuhx orf Social
Workers. will give a report an current activities
Land use open to suggestion
Want to help plan for the devekgweac orf 344 acres orf newly
acquired University property between the rtver and Frankfurt BtvdZ1
Came to an open meeting of the community at 7 3* pjo. ac.£a in the
EMU room will be pasted The pcsssbiiises are endhem bwyde co
op. Eieenbouse. student-built houstag. axdoor tuawr stage, otsdoar
market tavern, etc If you cant attend bat are interested caS AC
TION NOW at ext 37B2
Fantasy symposium schedule lor today
C W Sullivan m. a UnrrerBty teacher of science fsctaoc cxnes
ail speak cm "“Mythology sad Fwhif ' Sailrrafi fartuerfy taogjst at
at State University of New York at Bugale The program mil begin
at 12 X< pin is 214 EMU
At 8pm -nr.tgh: m the EMU BaZroen: the Paai Warner Censor.
vM present a cancer. The Cansar. a a taxed -mgrrmsaftnra:, jan
croup »tu<± utilizes diverse eiesoeses of anac and a brood range of
■diwwatio1 -
Public forum on Israel set
The Supper. Israel Committee of Jeonrii STarim Usaoc a spar,
sareng a public forum on Israel from 7 to M p a -.outfit m IM Com
noevealth Speaker for the tree teg oil be Or Merton Jacobs,
pnfemr of English at Lears tad Clark College- There onffl be films
aae open discussvoc a encouraged
Fiu immunization expected Nov. 15
Vaccine for the So 2 flu ix^szmxosxm baa not bees reserved by
the Sbdent Health Center It a expected by Tami tin 15. After the
• accne arrives tha injection will be gnree becneea she hxsrs of 8 ®
am. Utkin an Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of ends week
Panel to discuss energy crisis
There onM be a panes cjscussmc. on the Energy Crass on Oegtr
■ttxer. S » to 5 p m today « Rjk tit AHes The panel *42. oatasas: of
Schsti trier, the Executive Department of she S*afie fn»eram*»t
-eery Rxhasond frew OSPfRG Vancae FaMn focal **'•«
'epresesssat.ive and George W-.rgard. a focal «a£* Senator
\ t si ting teacher to speak on ceramics
•^orge Kvk.a a v at tag professor hm Gina lunsrsto onft spea*
**fm mm L** reace on The Ottnmac TTee The fuhbc
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the ode-every Thursday