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Infant care
now available
Area residents looking for a
place that offers child care for in
fants and toddlers can now look to
the University. The EMU’s Drop
in Child Care Program has some
openings “at various times and on
various days,” according to Ed
Casto, program director.
This spring the program de
cided to work exclusively with in
fants and toddlers during the day
to fill a need in the community.
Casto says the EMU’s program is
the only such facility in Lane
County.
Children will be accepted during
the hours of 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday. The rates
for child care are $1 per hour for
the children of University students
and $1.15 per hour for other chil
dren. Snacks are provided for the
children.
Casto adds that the evening
program, from 6 to 10 p.m., also
has openings. This program ac
cepts older children as well as in
fants and toddlers at the same
rates.
Meeting to cover militarism
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
(WILPF) will co-sponsor a meeting today with the YWCA on “Militarism
and Jobs: Women in the Economy.”
Margaret Simeral of the University Economics Department and
Marion Barnes, WILPF national board member, will both speak briefly.
The talks will be followed by an audiovisual presentation by the
Ladeeez Kranky Society and Kazoo Chorus, intended to show the
oppression of women in the U.S. and abroad.
The meeting will take place at 1 p.m. in Gerlinger Hall. Refresh
ments and childcare will be available.
Though it is a “drop-in” pro
gram, parents must make a reser
vation for their children. Reserva
tions and more information may
be obtained by calling 686-4345.
The program is licensed by the
State of Oregon and all personnel
are properly certified for child
care.
DA candidate
sets address
Betty Browne, candidate for dis
trict attorney of Lane County, will
be speaking Monday at 12:30
p.m. at the University Law School,
Room 121.
The speech, sponsored by the
Student Bar Association, is open
to the public.
Aid petition
due Tuesday
The last day to initiate a petition
for spring financial aid will be
Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. according to
Emmett R. Williams, acting direc
tor of the Student Financial Aid
Office.
All petitioning processes begun
prior to that t'me will be reviewed
for change of grade status infor
mation relating to the 12-hour
audit.
The financial aid office will con
tinue to remain closed from 8 a m.
to 12:30 p.m. through the end of
April. This time will be spent pro
cessing summer and academic
year awards for 1976-77 and
working gn the conversion to the
computer system.
Feminism topic of author s talk
“Feminism and Femininity" is the title of a speech to be given by
Juliet Mitchell tonight at 7:30 in 138 Gilbert. She will also give a sociol
ogy department-sponsored colloquium at 3.30 today in 138 Gilbert.
Both meetings are open to the public.
Mitchell has written "Women’s Estate" and “Psychoanalysis and
Feminism." Her campus appearance is sponsored by eight campus
organizations including the Student Bar Association, Women's Studies
Center, Women's Law Forum, Political Science department, and the
Women's Studies Association.
briefs
MEETINGS
The Women s Studies Student Union Softbal
Team wi meet at the Gertinger turn-around (Uni
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MISCELLANEOUS
The kst ot degree candidates lor spnng term
graduaton is now bang compSed by me Office of
the Regatrar The last day upon wfuch an appkca
ton may be Ned lor degree lo be granted spring
term is Apnl t6 This dale will be enforced because
of me many operations of checking, clearing and
prntng which must tollow
To quality lor the degree appked lor. a student
must have completed all necessary work and pro
cedures by tie end ol tie term Aft transcripts trom
other schools when are necessary lor a degree
should be sent to me attention of Graduation Office
of the Registrar. m order that it may be on Me by the
deadkne of June 18 The nctudes work taken
through me Division of Conhncnng Education
Any student who has appked previously and ctd
not recave the degree must reapply Ukewee any
student who does not dm ihe deadknes must
reapply lor a future dale
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mdonw Appkcaions are to be timed nto lie
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unjust? The Umvertrty Academe Grievance Com
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plant to tie committee Upon receipt, lie oompUml
is lonmrded lo the professor named grveighwnor
ha a chance to respond
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search committee lor a new hnanoal aid drector
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Information
The Erb Memorial Union Mam Desk Store cashes checks as a service lor
students, faculty and staff of the University ol Oregon Students must present a
current certificate ot registration and a plastic identification card with picture:
faculty/staff must present their plastic identification card with picture and current
validation sticker
There is a five cent service charge per check Make checks payable to the Erb
Memorial Union and include Eugene address and phone number (or department
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4:30 p.m. weekdays and $10 00 evenings and weekends
When writing checks, double-check your bank balance Make sure what you
think will be a “good check' doesn't turn out to be a “bad check If your check is
returned, there is a service charge of $3 00 This is in addition to any service
charge charged by your bank You will also lose the privilege ot cashing checks at
the Erb Memorial Union for the remainder of the year (July 1-June 30).
To abide by policies set forth by the banks: 1( We cannot accept counter
checks, 2( There can be no alterations or changes made on checks, 3( We cannot
accept personal second party checks and 4( If you do not have personalized
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