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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
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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
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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
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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.
For more information phone
Kathy Larson at 689-6160
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