Workshops teach resource uses
Two workshops open to all
students interested in learning to
use the Educational Resources
Information Center (ERIC)
The emphasis of the ERIC
system is primarily on education
but it is useful in the fields as
diverse as environmental studies
and linguistics.
The workshops, jointly
sponsored by the ERIC
Clearinghouse on Educational
Management and the education
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Land Air Water
Law Student Research Group
Jim Weaver
to speak on ’ The Mood of Congress
Towards the Environment"
Monday Oct. 13 Law School Room 129
3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
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psychology division of the library,
are to be held in Studio B of the
library audiovisual center on
Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to noon and
again on Thursday, from 7 to 10
' p.m.
The workshops are limited to 50
and advance registration is
required. To register, call (686
3074).
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MEETINGS
There will be a meeting for the AFT today
and every other Monday of the term at the
Faculty Club. This week's meeting will last
from 11:30 to 1 p.m. Isreal Kugler, of the
AFT national office will speak about
collective bargaining. All faculty are in
vited.
The Sociology Student Union meets today
at 3:30 p.m. at 627 PLC. Undergraduates
with an interest in sociology are welcome.
The Phi Chi Theta is having a business and
pledging meeting today at 4:30 p.m. in the
EMU. All women business and economic
students welcome. Room to be posted.
The Eugene Gay People's Alliance (GPA)
meets every Tuesday night at 1236 Kincaid
Street. The business meeting begins at 8
p.m. and is followed with informal con
versation. For more information call the
GPA, 686 3360, or stop by the office in Suite 1
of the EMU
SPEAKERS
Jim Weaver, 4th district congressman,
will be the guest speaker for a Common
Cause meeting Wednesday to be held in the
Unitarian Church, 477 E. 40th.
The program includes a potluck dinner at 6
p m.. Weaver speaking at 7:30 p.m. and a
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Tuesday and Thursday during the eight-week term and on Thursday
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ASUO sponsors seminar
The ASUO-sponsored
collective bargaining sym
posium begins this morning
with a full schedule of events.
According to Gary Her
wood, ASUO administrative
assistant and symposium
coordinator, the topic of most
concern to the faculty should
be Financial Retrenchment
Under Faculty Collective
Bargaining, as aspects of wage
cuts will be the main topic of
conversation. Herwood ex
pects a large student turnout
to tonight's session, titled The
Students' Role in Faculty
Collective Bargaining.
The symposium will be held
in 101 EMU.
discussion of "Campaign '76," the Common
Cause program for the coming year on .he
national, state and local level.
A special guest will be Bill Cross,
executive director, Oregon Common Cause
The public is welcome
Russell Sadler, political reporter tor
KVAL and KUGN in Eugene, will speak
today at 12.30 p.m. a* the EMU on "Who's
Trying to Sack Land Use Planning in
Oregon "Sadler is sponsored by the Institute
tor Land Use Research and the event is free
to the public. Room to be posted in the EMU
Jim Weaver will speak at 3 30 p m. today
in Room 129 of the Law School His topic will
be "The Mood of Congress on Environmental
Legislation." All are welcome to attend
KWAX FM91.1
6 a m. — "A Tempo"
9 30 a m. — "Talk of the Town"
Noon — "Matinee Performance"
3 30 p m — "Options"
4:30 p m — "The Rum Runners"
5 p.m — "All Things Considered"
6 30 p m. — "Music Canada"
7 20 p.m — "Concert Hall"
Midnight — "KWAX II"
MISCELLANEOUS
The Portland Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring a Business and College Sym
posium on October 2* in Portland This
program will give students a chance to learn
a;jout job opportunities in the areas of (1)
Advertising, public relations and com
munications (2) Marketing (3) Retailing (4)
Accounting, investments and Real Estate
(5) Manufacturing and Production (6)
Transportation and Freight Distribution (7)
Agri business (8) Self employment (9)
Banks. Insurance, and Savings Instituions
and (10) Utilities
Transportation will be provided by the
Career Planning and Placement Service
(CPPS) and lunch will be provided by the
Portland Chamber of Commerce Vans will
leave at 6 30 a m and will return to Eugene
by 6 pm Student* intern ted can sign up at
the CPPS office in 24« Susan Campbell Hall
The following recruiters will be visiting
campus interview sign up sheets are posted
at S IS a m., on Tuesday at 246 Susan
Campbell Hall Students must turn in a
resume a day before
Oct 20 24
Oct 20
Oct 20 21
the interview
U S Navy
American
Graduate School of
International
Management
Price. Waterhouse
a. Co (Ac
counting)
Oct. 21 Boise Cascade
C o r p (Ac
counting)
Oct 21 22 u S Marine Corps
Oct 22 Stanford University
Graduate School ot
Business
For current openings of specific jobs (tor
which recruiters are not coming to campus,
please see notebooks in lobby of CPPS
A seminar on Creative Communication is
scheduled for Saturday, Oct 2t. at Linn
Benton Community College (LBCC) in
Albany
Featured speakers include faculty
members of the University. LBCC. LCC, and
Portland State University
The national secretaries association and
LBCC are cosponsoring the workshop The
seminar will focus on Interpersonal com
mumcation. self assertiveness, confidence,
creative copy, self awareness and group
relationships
To register phone Barbara Wyman at WS
2361. Cost for the seminar is $10 00 and is
$5 00 tor students. The deadline for
registration is today
BRING will have a BRiNGmobile a> 15'h
and Aga'e at II a m on Tuesday to collect
recyclable*
Summer diplomas are available for pick
up until Oct 22, at Windows 1 or 2 in the
Office of the Registrar
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