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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1975)
1*1 \M IS (7% / IT'5 SEVER TOO EARLY TO CHECK HOUR MAILBOX FOR VALENTINES.. 01/T RJg SAFETY'S SAKE, IT'S A GOOD iPEA TO 5TANP UAH' back in case a flood of VALENTINES COMES P0URIH6 OUT.. ~~7(—:-rr-r: -briefs LECTURES At *30 p.m Friday Leonard Kirschna of the Washngton State University zoology department ml lecture on ■Recert work on ion transport in manne leleosts in Room 16. Saence Professor Heinrich August Winkler of the AJbert-Ludwigs University m Fneberg, West Ger many, wall lecture at *30 p.m Friday m Room 238. Commonwealth The true of he talk is "The German Divergence Irom the West The Fkstoncal Concilion of Nazsm in Comparative Perspective " Designing Wholes is the title of a slide itusrated lecture to tie grven Friday by the dean of the Scfiaa of Architecture and Alied Arts. Robert Hams The lecture is scheduled at 430 p.m in Room 177. Lawrence MISCELLANEOUS Students interested in eitfitxting their photo graphs r a new gallery m the entrance to the Lib rary Ajdo-Vsua. Med a Center should contact Greg VanderZanden at extensor 3412 or leave a message at the center s mam desk The gaiery is dedicated to Terry Brunier. a graduate of the Uni versity and photographer mo was fatally injured in May, 1973 Males between the ages of *0 and 60 are needed as sJrjects m an experiment on visual imagery being conducted by the psychology department The experiment taxes about 45 minutes and all subjects malt be paid S3 tor then pareapaeon For more information call 3*4-6098 a*ta 5pm The fist performance of the Faculty Woodwind Quinta wi* take place at 8 p.m Friday in the Unrversfy s Beall Concert Has The concert is open to the pubic free of Oiarge Having a hard time with rmo-terms'’ The Learv mg Resources Center s oflenng an aght-sesson course n exam sk*s. designee to nap you team Mtoent preparation methods tor tests begmnng Monday Regista in 268 Condon AV FILMS The toOowng mstruceonai rental funs have ar rived early Faculty may schedule (hem tor classes math the Audo-Visual Media Center before 2:30 p m the day before they are needed Student or faculty may request showings on a first-come first served basis Monday through Fndav Films are not available after (he show date fisted below Flme Department Show date Mirror of Gesture 2-14-75 Muse Chna From war to revolution 2-14-75 History Hungry Angels 2-14-75 Health Through oonffict to negotiation 2-14-75 CSPA Shadow Puopet Theater of Java 2-14-75 Music The Scar 2-17-75 Muse God with the green face 2-17-75 Muse Moving True 2-16-75 PE Zarabenda #13 2-18-75 Romance Don't fa* the cnpples about sen 2-16-75 Special Ed Schizophrenia Shattered maror 2-18-75 Psychology Broad Spectrian Behamor Therapy 2-16-75 Psychology (only) Dont Tell Me—It Find Out 2-16-75 Ed Psychology Conffid 2-18-75 Psychology Of Time, Worn and Leisure 2-19-75 Gerontology 2-19-75 Dance Festival Dance VINTAGE VOLKSWAGEN CLUB OWNERS If you own a 1967 or older V.W., Ed Pape V.W. can repair your car for less Call our service department 343-3307 Pape J, ED PAPE’ MC. •Free club Membership •Very Real savings! Road ...et al Dick Harter charged with drunk driving Oregon basketball coach Dick Harter was arrested by the Eugene Police Department Wed nesday morning and was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Harter was pulled over at 26th and Monroe at 2:30 a m. and taken to Police Headquarters where a breathalizer test was ad ministered. Harter posted bail and was released immediately. Coach Harter was arraigned Wednesday afternoon and entered a plea of not guilty. Bail was continued pending further action in the courts. A real shot in the arm The University Student Health Center will be givinq flu shots today from 8 a m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are charged $1 for the shot, which can be deducted from the breakage fee, and faculty and staff are charged $2 At this time the health center is uncertain how many weeks the shots will be offered. Clergy, laity bond together for peace If you re interested in such is sues as amnesty, stopping the B-1 Bomber and other peace oriented programs. Clergy and Laity Concerned (CALC) may be the right vehicle for your ideas and energy. CALC is trying to raise the public s awareness on such is sues as American militarism, un conditional amnesty and world hunger Rev. Roy Finch, chairer of the Eugene chapter of CALC, said that they are trying to take advan tage of the new political climate to bring about needed reforms. CALC is trying to awaken the pub lic by posing such questions as, ‘What could your community do with the $76 million that it takes to build one B-1 bomber?" Persons interested in working with CALC to inform the public and to influence legislators, both state and federal can contact Reverend Finch or the CALC office at the Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid St. r Our friend Sol might make brief appearances today as showers mix with some periods of clearing High temperatures are expected in the low 5Os with area lows reaching the mid-30s. Mime theater: life sketches The Festival of Arts presents the Oregon Mime Theater today at 8 p.m. in Gerlinger Annex. Room 353 Tickets are required for this performance and may be ob trained in Gerlinger Annex, Room 161, from 8 a m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. The group, including Scott McKay and Andy Geer of Eugene, will present mimes ranging from four to five minutes in length. These sketches tell the stones of birth, age, time, war, death and love City wants housing ideas Eugene has $60,333 still avail able from 1974-75 Revenue Shar a university of Oregon tneater presentation directed by edwin coleman singing, dancing and acting black enltnre Pcb. 7,8, IS, 14,18 8 00 Arena Theater gen adm *2 uo students */ ut box office hrs 12 5 ing funds set aside for assisting in the development of housing for lower income households. The city is specifically interested in re ceiving proposals that would im plement the city’s Housing Dis persal Policy Plan. Proposals should be received on or before March 3 in the hous ing expediter's office. If you have any questions call Robin Cushman, at 687-5275. LCC to host ‘b-ball’ benefit A wheelchair basketball game that will benefit a future "Wheel chair Olympics” in Eugene is scheduled Friday at Lane Com munity College. The Portland Wheelblazers and a team of local players called the Ironsides will meet beginning at 8 p.m. in the LCC gymnasium. Ad mission sis $1 50 for adults and $1 for students Tickets are on sale at Meier & Frank and J.C. Penney in Valley River Center, at the Student Re source Center at LCC and at the door Last chance to change grade option Friday is the last day to change grade options. Drop/Add forms may be obtained in the Office of the Registrar from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A department stamp is not required for an option change A charge of $1 is made for each grade option transaction. Students who have not picked up a free copy of their class schedule (student pnnt-out) are urged to do so immediately The Office of the Registrar will be closed on Monday for Washington s Birthday. 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