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Ag Secretary
guest lecturer
in Corvallis
U.S. Secretary of Agricultural
Earl Butz who headed the U.S.
Delegation to the World Food
Conference in Rome last
November will discuss “The Right
Kind of Food Aid” as he addres
ses the OSU World Population
and Resources Proaram at
Oregon State University at 7:30
p.m. Friday.
The talk in the Home
Economics Auditorium will be
broadcast 'live ' on radio station
KOAC (550) and will include the
question and answer session
slated to follow.
The Secretary of the Agriculture
was formerly Deem of the School
of Agriculture at Purdue University
and then Dean of Continuing Edu-«
cation and Vice President at the
Purdue Research Foundation. He
was nominated to the Cabinet and
took office in 1971.
Books to sell?
APO offers
free listings
Alpha Phi Omega is again
sponsoring a free Used Book In
formation Center today and Friday
in the EMU from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
All students wishing to sen their
used books should bring a list of
these books to the lobby of the
EMU. Title, author, class book
was used for, and tentative asking
V
Sale Boots
Astral Lady Elite
Kast’nger K-Flow
Skis
Regular
$110
$105
K-2 WINTERHEAT
ROSSIGNOL
EXHIBITION
ROC 550’s
DURA FIBER
Dynastar Free style
Kneissl comp
K-2 Cheeseburger Delux
Berg's is* &
$190
$135
$215
$220
$135
$185
$190
Sale
$80
$75
Regular Sale
$145
$100
$125
$125
$100
$138
$115
Lawrence 343-0014
price should be included. At the
beginning of Spring term, these
books will be on file and will be
available outside the Bookstore.
Service is free today and Friday,
but 10 cents a book will be
charged to register books at the
beginning of Spring term. For
more information, call Warren
Tyler, 484-0257.
Students who listed ther books
with the service last term are still
registered. If you had books file
and did sell them, stop by the EMU
and your card will be pulled.
Jazz groups
to perform
at Beall Hall
The University of Oregon
School of Music will present an
evening of Jazz in the Beall Con
cert Hall at 8 p.m. tonight. Fea
tured will be the University Jazz
Lab Band and the Faculty Jazz
Trio. The concert is open to the
public with no admission charge.
The University Jazz-Lab Band,
directed by Professor Charles
Dowd, is a student ensemble de
dicated to the performance of
creative “big-band jazz composi
tions of today. The Faculty Jazz
Trio consists of Professors
Charles Dowd, Edwin Coleman,
and Edward Kammerer. Profes
sor Harold Owen will be featured
as guest performer with the trio.
Owen is widely know for his in
novative use of the Moog Synth
esizer and other related electronic
musical equipment.
The first half of the evening s
program will feature the University
Jazz-Lab Band. Following the in
termission will be the Faculty Jazz
Trio with guest performer Hal
Owen.
The University Jazz-Lab Band
returned this week from the Reno
Jazz Festival where they were
acknowledged as being one of the
10 best bands competing. The
Reno Festival was attended by
over 200 performing groups from
throughout the country
University
law school
applications up
Indicative of a questionable na
tional trend, law school applica
tions at Harvard University have
dropped approximately 15 per
cent from over 7,000 last year to
an estimated 6,000 this year At
this University, however, law
school applicants have increased
by about 100 from last year s
1,200 but are still fewer than in
1972.
The 1972 number of applica
tions reached 2,000 — a high
peak for the University, reflecting
a "surge of interest in the law pro
fession at that time, according to
one law admissions office
spokesperson.
Now, there a a surplus of
lawyers in the field and a scarcity
of jobs, especially in Oregon, ac
cording to Law School Administra
tive Officer Becky Anderson
"The b*g rush toward law school
is peaking out all over the nation,”
according to Harvard dean of ad
missions Russel Simpson, "be
cause many law school graduates
are having difficulties finding law
related jobs.'
Simpson speculated that
Harvard’s application drop may be
at least partially due to a recent
hike in the application fee, from
$20 to $30. There has been no
application fee hike here in the last
three years when it was set at $30
by the Oregon State Board of
Higher Education.
Only 750 students will be ac
cepted into the Harvard Law
School, meaning applicants have
a 20 per cent chance of being ad
mitted into the school.
At this University, the Law
School has increased the number
of admitted students from 150
each year to 175.
Weather
Watch
To rain or not to rain, that is the
question. Today will be partly
cloudy with 70 per cent chance of
late afternoon and evening show
ers The high temperature is pre
dicted to be 50-55 degrees with
the low fading to 30-35.
••••briefs.
MEETINGS
AFSCME imormaaon meetng (tom 430 p m 10
6 p m today r tie EMU Room to De pasted
The Eugene Chapter of tie World Future Society
esH meet at 6 p.m today at the home of LeRoy
Oxers 2262 E I5ti Ave Steve Baker trom the
Unwersfy artSieecture departnent wili cdscuss
'Solar Energy n Eugene
The kodentai Fee Committee we meet at 830
tomtit r the EMU. room to be posted The agenda
w* cover requests trom the Ibrary National Stu
dent Exchange, and SWIG
The organzationai meetng c* the Union tor Rad
ical Podlcai Economcs fURPEi scheduled tor the
«vee« is postponed until the Srst wee* at Sprng
term Notice of time and place wit be pubdshed in
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Service tor assistance n obtaining a job in business
or government Attend an orientation session at
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Nature American Student Union n
conjunction with District 4J is soorrsonng a potluck
and pow wow Friday aiWestmoretandCommunrty
Center Theprogram starts at 6pm Ar> parfiapants
are requested to Dnng a man dsn and salad or
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NASU 686-3723
If you are considering a ceramics course tor
spring »jarter you must aneno ar onentaton
meeting at 7 p m Friday n Room 107, Lawrence
This meeting is the one prerequisite to entry mo al
ceramc classes The only otter condfion of enrys
permissor of me instructor
AV FILMS
The tofiowng instructional rental films have »•
rived earty Faculty may schedule them ft* class
room showings with me Audiovisual Meda Center
before 2.30 p.m the day previous to the day
needed Student or facuty may request showings
on a first-come first-serve bass Monday through
Friday from 6 to 10 p m n me Audovisual Meda
Center studios Films are not available are- the
showdate listed below
ZaraPanca #16
Stress
The Joy at Learmng
Be* Tewtrainer Kit
Mexcar Ceramcs
Gandtxs ImJa
Ret Studies
Bnssh Infant schools
Southern Style
Ed Psych
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8 p m — 1 Feei a lot More Lfce I Do Now Than I
Did \Mien I Came In
9 pm — "Chicano Perspective
10pm — "Wrnktes Birthdays and Other Fables
KWAX-FM *1.1
8 a m — "A Tempo
10 a m — " Tafc ol the Town
Noon — "Matinee Perlormance
2 pm — "The Beates The Story. The Mytv and
The Mama
4 pm — Special at the Week
5 pm — "AS Thngs Considered
6 X p m — Concert Hour
730 pm — Leonard Bemsloin at Harvard
9 05 pm — 'Concert Hal
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