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Blood Mobile
on campus
Alpha Phi Omega service club
will sponsor the appearance of the
Lane Memorial Blood Bank
Bloodmobile on campus on
Thursdays, now through the be
ginning of finals week.
The bloodmobile will be parked
on 13th Avenue, adjacent to the
Post Office in the EMU.
Persons may donate blood on
the following Thursdays from 1 to
4 p.m., Feb. 26, March 11 and 18.
On March 4, the bloodmobile will
be open from approximately 9
a.m. to 12 noon.
Scott Mayeda, coordinator of
the project, says the club is spon
soring the bloodmobile weekly on
campus because the blood bank
has a “real problem in meeting
fresh blood supplies on a weekly
basis.”
Donors should report to Room
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charter flight to Europe or Asia, a group fare to Australia, student fare to
Africa, or wherever—as a non-profit student organization we can offer you
the lowest rates—air, land or sea!! Helping the University community
since 1963.
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Rm. 202
686-3721
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reporting to the bloodmobile.
Tax court
to hear here
The Oregon Tax Court will hold
a hearing at the University of
Oregon Law School on Friday
(Feb. 27).
The session will begin at 9:30
a.m., in the law school moot court
room, Room 221.
The purpose of scheduling the
court’s hearing at the law school is
to give UO law students an oppor
tunity to watch the tax court in ac
tion. The students were able to
observe the Orog on Court of Ap
peals Friday (Feb. 20) at the
school.
“Valley River Center et. al. v.
Dept, of Revenue" is the case to
be heard. The tax court will sit as a
trial court for this appeal by Valley
River Center which is contesting
the assessed value of the Valley
River Inn for 1974-75 property tax
assessment.
Workers hold
workshop
A one day workshop on “crisis
interviewing" will be held on cam
pus Friday in the EMU from 8:30
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a.m. to 3:30 p.m, room to be
posted.
The workshop is sponsored ty
the University’s Social Work In
terest Group and the National As
sociation of Social Workers.
Topics to be covered include de
fining communication, interview
ing, and effective use of language
The featured speaker will be
Betsie Debeer-Smith, who has ex
tensive experience in social work
and social work education.
Designed for people who deal
with “crises in the community,”
the workshop is open to the public.
Registration costs are $2 for stu
dents, $3 for the general public.
Art exhibition
hosts students
A centennial Art Exhibition
featuring about 50 student artists
will be sponsored ty the Student
University Affairs Board (SUAB)
Feb. 27-28 and March 11-12.
The exhibition, according to
SUAB member Jenny Harada, will
be held in 167 EMU from 9 a m. to
11 p.m each day and is free to the
public
Among the different areas of art
which will be represented are
painting, drawing, printing and
sculpture. Some of the works will
be on sale.
“I felt like there was lots of talent
hidden in the art building and I
wanted to bring the students' work
out,” Harada said She added she
is attempting to bring the
University's centennial celebra
tion “closer to the students.”
Harada said that there was still
time for any other artists to enter
their work in the March 11-12 ex
hibition, but she asked that all
work be entered soon so she can
get the artists' names and entries
on the program.
McKinley show
today in Erb
“New Mountaineering Ethics on
Mt. McKinely" will be the subject
of a free public slide presentation
today at 7:30 p.m. in the Erb
Memorial Union Ballroom.
The program will focus on the
1975 Denali (Mt. McKinley) re
habilitation expedition and efforts
for the future.
In addition to the slide show,
members of the 1975 expedition,
which was coordinated by the
EMU Outdoor Program, will be
present to discuss this summer's
project The group plans to recruit
volunteers to spend the summer
on Mt McKinley's Kahiltna
Glacier. The group will study the
environment, survey attitudes of
climbers and look at possible al
ternative use patterns
More information may be ob
tained ty contacting Bill Coyle at
the Outdoor Program, Room 23
EMU, phone 686-4365 or
686-3730
German club
sponsors fete
Ever been to a Mardi Gras ball?
The German Club is planning one
for tomorrow night and everyone
is invited The club will demon
strate how Germans celebrate
Fasching—their eguivalent of
Mardi Gras. Costumes are en
couraged but not required There
will be dancing, refreshments and
prizes for the best costume The
celebration begins at 9 p m and
takes place in Theta Chi Fraternity
on 19th and Potter Streets Ad
mission: $1
Bonneville
now self run
PORTLAND (AP) — The Bon
neville Power Administration now
is self-financing and no longer de
pends on congressional appropri
ations. the BPA says
Administrator Don Hodel says
he expects sale of electricity to fi
nance all operations this budget
year. After that, he said, the
agency will probably be financed
ty sale of short term notes
briefs
The briefs section is few campus and commun
ity announcements No brief will be pubbshed mat
charges an admission or donation lee However
classes that charge tuition or dinner events that
otter a tree program even to those who do not buy a
dinner will be accepted
Ailbnefs must be typed, triple-spaced in a 65-uml
margin Handwritten briefs will be given low priority
Briefs will be published one lime only in any
seven-day period, as space permits
MEETINGS
The Psi Center is sponsoring a tour ot two coastal
vortex areas tus Saturday, rides will depart Friday
evening or very early Saturday Sign-up sheet lor
rides and riders is in the SEARCH office A meeting
will begn at 7 tonght in me Suite 1 conference
room. EMU. to coordinate me ride pool and to.give
an introduction to mass-energy-warp phenomena
and how to measure and photograph mem All stu
dents interested in the Cape Blanco area explora
lion and m vorlexial field theory should attend the
orientation meetng
FILMS
The Incredible Bread Machine, a movie depict
mg me tyrarxcal nature of the U S federal govern
ment in relation lo innocent individuals will be
shown today at 7 p m, in the EMU, free of charge
The movie is an adaptation ot the book (of the same
name) written ty six students
The lotowng instructional lental films have ar
rived early Faculty nay schedule Ihem lor classes
w*h Ihe auAovisual media center before 2 30pm
the day before Ihey are needed Students or faculty
may request showings on a »r st-served basis Mon
day through Friday between 6 and 10 m Ihe even
mg Films are not available after the showdate
listed below
D*TE TITLE DEPT
2*27 Methadone An American
Way of Dealing Psych
2*27 Exchanges Speech
3-2 Discovery The Lawrenoe
Hall of Science Approach Ed Psych
Talk Reform Ed Psych
3-1 Open Classroom C4I
MISCELLANEOUS
The Sierra Club is hoi ring a potluck on Friday
Feb 27 at 6 30 p m m the cafeteria of Sheldon
Meadows High School toff Coburg Road) Bring
your own non-disposable plate cutlery and cup and
a mam dish salad or dessert Coffee and tea will be
provided Afterwards Don Hunter will present one
of he slideshows on Oregon For more information
contact Ame at 4864
The Department ot Physics presents a collo
quium featuring Dr AP Cowley from the University
ot Michigan Dr Cowley will speak on Old Novae
Cataclysmic Variables, and Low Mass X-ray
Binaries today at 3 30 p m m Room 16Science I
jsu/Hiua PRescnis
Israel Awareness Week
Thur. Feb. 26
2.00-Shmuel Avital will lecture on ' Education of the Disadvan
taged in Israel" and a Documentary: "Israel, The Reality",
EMU room to be posted
7:00-"Exodus , showing at 177 Lawrence, admission $1.00