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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1976)
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The deadline for briefs is 2 p.m the day before publication MEETINGS The Educational Opportunities Committee which provides recommendations regarding minority programs in the areas of admissions procedures, academic programs, cultural programs, financial aid. academic advising, input procedures and Oregon State System °f Higher Education Foreign Study Programs France Germany Japan Informational table — Lobby 1, EMU —Jan. 26 & 27 — 10am -4pm Foreign Study Van — 13th Ave. next to Friendly — Jan 27 & 28 — 10am - 4pm evaluation will meet Tuesday, at 2 p m in the Fa culty Club. The Incidental Fee Committee will meet tonight at 7:30 in the EMU room to be posted The Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group (OSPIRG) will meet tonight at 5 30 in the EMU. room to be posted The meeting will be a bargaining session with the ASUO concerning OSPIRG s budget for 1976 The UO Karate Club meets Mondays and Wed nesdays from 4 30 p.m. to 6 30 p m at 1917 Frank lin Blvd (across from the surplus store) Persons wishing to observe or participate in our practice are invited to attend MISCELLANEOUS Phi Gamma Delta, one of the nation s oldest fraternities, is now re-establishing its Oregon chap - ter The representative is available to talk with you m the IFC office. Suite 3, EMU. from noon until 2 p.m.. now through Friday Organizational meetings are today and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m . at the chap ter house. 1810 Alder Further information can be obtained by calling 344-2033 or the IFC office Portrait of a Prisoner of Conscience will be shown Tuesday at 12 30 p m m the EMU (room to be posted) The film is being sponsored by the political science dgsartment The 15 minute film deals with the imprisonment of Vladmir Bukowski and Amnesty Internationals attempts to free him Following the film there will be a presentation about the Eugene Cheater of Arnnesy International and what you can do to help political prisoners in coun tries al! over the globe All persons interested in the possible re instatement of the D grade are invited to an in formal discussion Tuesday at 12 30 p.m in the EMU (roomto be posted) sponsored by the Student University Affairs Board (SUAB) Attending will be the faculty chairperson of the Committee on Course-Related Academic Procedures, the four student members of the Committee, and SUAB student representatives Open try-outs for Jean Giraudoux s class*; one [«aj|n=iinam=iiii=iin=iin=ini=iinMiit=i[iminMmsiiiiMngiiieaHgiHEiHC3MgnigiueiHCMicaiiB»ycgncaiigiiigineingiiiciiicjti t Chinese Student Association Presents Chinese New Year Banquet All the best of Chinese Food Chinese Fashion, Dancing, Singing, Knng-Fu shows 6:00 P.M., Feb.8, Ballroom, EMU 3.00/Person, 1.00 for children under 12 Tickets available EMU main desk Limited Tickets Dl EMU Food Service Trailer 9:00-1:30 Library turnout 1:30-3:00 Johnson Hail Sandwiches Hot Dogs Fruit Yogurt Cigarettes Candy Soda Milk Juice Donuts Chili Soup Jim Gregory Dennis Pfaff Greg Wasson Greg Clark Paul Waldschmidt Chris Story Bob Welch Jenifer Blumberg Jerril Nilson Jo Ann Fahlgren Jeff Nielson Rick Bella Patty Farrell Lois Lindsay Brad Lemtey Wady Benson Jackman Wilson Kate Seigal Norris Adams Susan Harper Gayle Freeman Ted Johnston Page 2 Editor Managing Editor News Editor Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Asst News Editor Sports Editor Entertainment Editor Wire Editor Asst Graphics Editor Asst Sports Editor Associate Editors: Politics Admin & Student Services ASUO Govt. 8, Agencies Features, In Depth Departments & Schools Community Production Manager Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Librarian Accountant Oregon Daily Emerald ^Th® Oregon Oady Errmrmid m piSi8ahed Monday trough Friday (Xfflng fan, winter and spring tarma, except during exam its tin and vacation periods During aummar session the EmtnU la pubtahad Tuaaday and Thursday during tie eight-week term and on Thursday Ihe last three weeks oIthe eleven week term The Oregon MV Emerald la pubtahad by the Oregon Dally Emerald PubkaNng Co . Inc., at tie University d) Oregon Eugene Oregon 97403 Subscription rwee (1) umverariy ot Oregon akjdant and tacuty-ataft aubacrtxion rasas are baaed on annual contacts tie EmtnK makes with the Aaeodaled Students ct the University ol Oregon and with the Unrver sty admmiatstion The subacripbon rata Is S3 52 a parson (2) Special sctiacrtpttons tor parsons not In category (1) we available tor S15 a year (12 months) or SC a term The Oregon Dally ErrmUd offices are In the north wing ol the Ert> Memorial Union, “'wt editorial phone number a 086-5511 Display adverbelng la 986-3712 ClaaaMed advertising number a 886-4343. The Oregon Defy Emerald la « member of Associated Press ml Collage Press Service ) act comedy The Apollo ol Bollac are today and Tuesday at 7 pm in 104 Villard (Arena Thoatie) Twelve excellent charade' purls available For more information contact Phil Weller (345-1329) The graduate students ol the Universe physics department are sponsoring a senes ol tilmed lec tures with the desire of sharing with our fellow stu dents some of the splendor and mystery ol the wry in which man sees his physeal universe The Mes smger lectures were intended to broaden and en rich the liberal arts education at Cornell UnrversiV by providing a course ol lectures on the evolution ol civilization tor the special purpose ol raising moral standards The I964 lectures given by Richard Feynman, noble laureate and holder Ol several teaching awards look at the general characterization ot reality that has evolved in the branch of man s intellectual pursuit called physics The films will be shown Tuesday nights at 7 in 123 Science and will be Iree ol charge Each tilm lasts approximately one hour Following is a list ol the films and the dales on which they will be shown The Great Conservation Principles Jan 27 Symmetry in Physical Law Feb 3 The Distinction ol Past arid Future Feb 10 Probabiliy and Uncertainly—the Feb 17 Quantum Mechanical View ol Nature Seeking New Laws Feb 24 INTERVIEWS The following recruiters will be vrs.tmg campus Interview sign up sheets are now posted at 24C Susan Campbell Students nvjsl rur n in a resume a day before the interview Jan 27 Trans America Trite Co mil inter view on campus if enou^i interest in Man agement Trainee Program wth minimum 0 S m Bus ness Respond directly to receptionist at 246 Susan Campbell Ftali Jan 29 US Air Force Medical Recruiting Service Jan 30 Mennonne Central Committee Vot unteers in kxeg n development work as agriculturalists engineers teachers medical service personnel Feb 3 First National City Bank of N V Re gurrements not received yel Feb 4 Mutual Ot New York iMONYt Any degree cand date mieresled m a career m personal sales and sales management Central Intellgence Agency Qbtam appkcatron at 246 Susan Campbell Hall Feb 5-6 TV program to deal with math problems Why Johnny Can t Count js the title of the half-hour television program "Feedback to be aired Tuesday at 7:30 p m. on the Oregon Educational and Public Broadcasting System Originating live from the Uni versity, the program will feature host Vern Mueller and guests Alan Hoffer. University associate pro fessor of mathematics and direc tor of a National Science Founda tion project on the teaching of math, and Fred Andrews, head of the University math department The program offers viewers a chance to phone in questions to panelists, and is broadcast on PL-3, Eugene Leaders needed for playgrounds Eugene Parks and Recreation Department is looking for a few good people to work as playg round leaders for their summer program The department needs persons with experience and-or skills m sports and games, arts and crafts and special programs. Interviewing and hiring will be done at Amazon, Bethel, Sheldon and Westmoreland Community Centers Applications are availa ble at each of the centers and must be completed by February 13. 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