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Teach-in set today
Palestine Awareness Week
continues with a teach-in planned
today for 12:30 p.m. in 167 EMU.
The week’s events are a collective
effort of many organizations: The
Ethiopian Student Union, Eugene
Coalition, Free Palestine Commit
tee, Gulf Solidarity Committee,
Iranian Student Association,
Movimiento Estudiantil Popular,
Muslim Student Association, Or
ganization of Arab Students, and
Third World Student Coalition.
The focus of “Palestine Aware
ness Week " is to present what
some view as the Palestinian
struggle for self-determination
and the regaining of their home
land.
HRC plans
two awards
The Eugene Human Rights
Commission wants to know about
people and organizations in
Eugene that have made outstand
ing contributions in the field of
human rights. The commission
plans to recognize one such indi
vidual and organization with its
annual human rights award, ac
cording to Betsy Merck, city
human rights specialist. The two
awards will be presented at a
human rights commission meet
ing on Tuesday, February 24.
Merck said that criteria for eligi
ble award candidates are that the
individual or organization be in
volved in human rights activities in
the community, be committed
personally or organizationally to
the advancement of human rights,
and (if an organization) be an
equal opportunity group with a his
tory of human rights involvement.
The award presentation will
come at the last official meeting
for the present Eugene Human
Rights Commission. A new
human rights ordinance abolishes
the existing commission as of
March 1 and replaces it with four
separate commissions on the
rights of women, minorities, the
handicapped, and the aging.
Young, old
to share house
All young people and senior
citizens interested in working with
the Gray Panther Inter
Generational housing program
are invited to attend a special
meeting of the Gray Panthers Fri
day at 3 p.m. at the Kaufman
Senior Center, 996 Jefferson St.,
Eugene.
Under this program young peo
ple and seniors would live to
gether in a large housing facility
near the University of Oregon.
The purpose of the program is to
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improve communications bet
ween the generations, and is pat
terned after a program now of
fered by Syracuse University in
New York.
Under the program, seniors and
young people would rent rooms
under the facility leased to the
Gray Panthers. Expected monthly
rent will be in the range of $80 to
$100. It is expected that the facility
will be open to seniors and stu
dents shortly after the current
academic year is over: June 1976.
For further questions contact
Ron Wyden at 490 E. 18th St., or
come to regular Gray Panther
meetings at 490 E. 18th St., Friday
evenings at 7.
Symposium
set Saturday
The University Russian and
East European Studies Center is
sponsoring a symposium on sci
entist Andrei Sakharov this Satur
day from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The symposium will be held at
the Wayne Morse House at 595
Crest Drive in Eugene. Sakharov
is a 1975 Nobel Peace Laureate,
has served on the Moscow
Human Rights Committee, and is
the author of several books.
A no-host Russian luncheon will
be held at the beginning of the
symposium, at a cost of S3 for stu
dents and $4 for all other in
terested people. Luncheon reser
vations are limited to 60 and today
is the deadline for registration. In
terested persons should contact
Albert Leong at 686-4065 or
686-4051.
Business exec
to teach honors
college class
An Iowa insurance executive
will spend the month of February
teaching a class at the
University's Robert D. Clark Hon
ors College under a special prog
ram co-sponsored by the Institute
of Life Insurance and the Univer
sity.
The executive is Ray E. Cas
sell, senior vice-president and
secretary of the Bankers Life
Company, Des Moines, Iowa. He
is a former fellow of the Life Man
agement Institute and has been
associated with Bankers Life
since 1936.
Selected last fall as the
Institute s Business Executive in
Residence for the University.
Cassell will spend four-weeks
here, serving as a special guest
lecturer and resource person
He will teach a special course,
listed as Honors College 199 and
entitled Business Executive in
Residence Colloquium: Business
and Society." The course will deal
with such topics as social insur
ance, public policy and risk bear
ing activities, the world as a corpo
ration, and business for human
and social values rather than
economic advantage
Enrollment in the class is open
to matriculated and non
matnculated University students
The class will meet from 3:30 to
5:20, Mondays and Wednesdays,
Feb 2 to Feb. 25. Those in
terested in enrolling may contact
Joy Poust at the Honors College
686-5414.
Parks offer
swim clinic
Eugene Parks and Recreation
Specialized Recreation Program
is offering a Handicapped Swim
Clime to tram people to assist
mentally or physically handicap
ped people to learn to swim
The clinic will be from 9 a m to
12:30 p m Saturday at Jefferson
Memorial Pool, 16th Ave and Jef
ferson Street
The class is open to all people
18 and older at no charge
Participants are asked to bring
a swim suit and a towel
For more information phone
Pam at 687-5311
briefs
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ity announcements No brief will be published that
charges an admission or donation fee However
classes that charge tuition or dinner events that
offer a free program even to those who do not buy a
dinner will be accepted
All bnefs must be typed, triple-spaced m a 65-unit
margin Handwritten bnefs will be given low pnonty
Bnefs will be published one time only in any
seven-day period, as space permits
The deadline for bnefs is 2 p m the day before
publication
MEETINGS
The UO Sailing Team will hold its winter-spring
organizational meeting today at 7 p.m in the EMU
Skylight New member system to be discussed and
upcoming district race schedule given Sailing Club
will hold its general meeting Wednesday. Jan 28
Spnng Crmse sign-up will be the mam topic
EMU Food Service
Make your
own salad
FACULTY
CENTER
welcomes
faculty, students & staff
11:00-1:30 Mon.-Fri.
Hot Roast Beef Sandwich
Denver Sandwich
Club House Sandwich
French Dip
Dietor’s Plate
Soups
Special of the day
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Patty Farrell
Lois Lindsay
Brad Lemley
Wally Benson
Jackman Wilson
Kate Seigal
Norris Adams
Susan Harper
Gayle Freeman
Ted Johnston
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Women in science will be holding a first meeting
today at 8 p m in the EMU room to be posted
Undergraduates graduates faculty and staff n at
science departments are invited to discus* issues
ot interest to women scientists
There will be a Blac* Student Union meeting
today m the EMU Room to be posted
Mandatory Racquetbal Club meeting will be
held today at 9 p m. m the EMU Room *nH be
posted the day ol me meeting
A# concerned students are encouraged to attend
the Incidental Fee Committee emergency meeting
today at 2 30 in the EMU room to be posted Atoca
non of money tor an EMU building reserve fund win
be discussed and student input is wanted
Oregon s Environmental Issues CSPA 407 will
meet in 332 Gilben today We will not meet in
audio-usual Studio A as previousry announced
MISCELLANEOUS
Seniors receiving men proof poses lo< in*
Oegana should cal or go lo the Oragwia c*«x m
order to place me* pdtaas m the yearboo* Tne
office telephone number is 606-4306 or 666 4763
The room number is M-111 EMU
Seniors are also remnded to yve men rnxnoet
on the back ot the pose they plan to use
The UO School ol Law SAnonty La* Stirtents
Assoc anl provide an mtormationai boom at the
EMU Mam Nation Friday from 10 a m loSprr as
interested minor «y students *ho may be mierested
or considering the legal prctessmn ate encouraged
to sotot mlormation Also an informal rap session
*|| bo conducted at 2 pm Friday room to be
posted on the EMU calendar on Friday r* or mat on
concerning the study ol law will be available
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