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Winter Coats
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Jaekets
Sportswear
Reg. 15.95
Sale 9.00
Ski Parkas
Req. i2.00
Sale 11.93
Sweater Vests
Spec. Sale Price
6.00
Pant Sale
Reg. 1 >.95
9.00
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Sweaters
10 colors (.00
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'Groove Merchants’ set (am pus concert
The Groove Merchant*, formally A M/a Zabte will piay tonight
from 7 10 p rri iri 13# Commonwealth, fre<- The show u presented by
Hstery of New Music SBARi-H flaws
Outdoor Program swap set tonight
The Outdoor Program will sponsor an outdoor equipment swap
•jr.:gb‘ frorr, 7ft p rn in the EMU
These swaps have been immensely successful m the past If you
rave wanted to get involved in outdoor activities but not been able to
afford the equipment particularly winter camping or cross-country
sc equipment the swap provides a great impartiality to buy. or trade
equipment at reasonable prices,” said Bruce Mason Outdoor
Program assistant coordinator
Forum on rape slated tonight
Dss* A tty Pat Horton is set to moderate the second in a series of
zotie forums sponsored by his office today at the Dad s Room m the
EMI
Subject of the 7:30 p m panel will be “Rape .Appearing with
Horton will be Janie Burcart. a graduate student and member of the
University Feminists Wayne Alien Eugene Defense Attorney with
be firm Biggs and Allen, and a representative of the Eugene Police
Deparment The forum will center on questions from the audience
>fer brief opening remarks from each of the guests
Gay sex forum tonight
Eugene Gay People s Alliance will sponsor a Gay Sex Forum
anight a: T 30 p m in 150 Science
What straight people are most uptight abock is the gay sexual
ic said gay activist Randy Shilts Well have two films that show a
cross-section in the lives of a lesbian and gay male couple They show
:e~ in the kitchen the dining room, and bed From a human per
spective it's no big deal, but in terms of this society, the films should
provide a truly educational experience They will be followed by
±scussion panel of faculty members and gay people
No admission will be charged for the event
Musicians, dancers to present ’Orpheus'
A fall term concert, featuring a concert version of the opera
icptaeus" will be presented Wednesday in the Recital Hall in the
School of Music.
The cancer, will begin at 8pm and includes dancers from the
University dance department, the 85-member University Chorale, the
University Brass Choir and the University Orchestra Admission is
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OSPIRG election meeting today
A meeting for all candidates in the upcoming election for OSPIRG
posts will be held at 5 p.m. today, not 4:30. as was reported m
Tuesday's Emerald The meeting will follow the deadline for filing
The election is only for OSPIRG positions not for Incidental Fee
Committee
Sierra Club. University sponsor work session
The Eugene Sierra Club and the University of Oregon Survival
. er. er are sponsoring ? public work session on Land !?<*» planning
•right from T to 10 p.m People may come and go as they Like between
-vise hours to Room 106 in the EMU.
* help in the expression of ideas and issues, simple but com
prehensive response forms will be available These forms will make
y our concerns easy to express and usef ul to the Forest Serv ice People
-ho have already started these forms and need aid m finishing them
are welcome at tonight's session
( COMMUNITY j
Kidney fund drive launched
\ >ur Gi!' Means Life" is the theme for the fifth annual statewide
u-Tdraising dnve just launched by the Kidney Association of Oregon
KAu :o obtain $200,000 in public donations The money will be used
during 1974 to continue the life-sav ing program for 40 KAO patients
nroughou: ‘he state now on artificial kidney machines and to expand
he program to add new patients.
Contributions should be sent to the Kidney Association of Oregon.
KAO. P O Box 102. Eugene
People's Law School session slated
i tie People s Law School will present a class on "Tax Resistan
ce—M\ ths and Realities' at 25 VS 7th St at 7 » pm Thursdav Its
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RubiConference set for Saturday
RubiConference 73 will tie held from 9 a m to 4 p m Saturday at
■je Holiday Inn on toburg Road The student rate is $2 for the day s
e'er7‘ ^ 15> 110 admission charge to the luncheon at which Sen
^vjC P*»vkwooo w’.li speak For reserv ations, call Margaret Patoane at
>45-»0g or Janet Cegarske at 344-9068