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Oliver appoints
IFC members
ASUO Pres. Jan Otrver has ap
pocrteo Jetea Johnson. Mary Gi
Iot and Doug AJbares to fil the
twee Incidental Fee Committee
(IFC) vacancies created when
she. Jamie Bums and Taman*a
Nne vacated their positions on tie
committee
Ofever resigned her IFC spot to
assume her duties as president
and both Bums and hne left the*
positions when Oliver chose them
as vice-presidents
Johnson, a junior in psychol
ogy. worked tor the Center for Self
Development during the past
yeG*an is a graduate student tn
educabori
Afoares ts a junior CSPA major.
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Wilson picked as acting dean
Shirley Wilson has been named
Acting Dean of Students at the
University for the 1976-77
academic year. Her appointment,
announced Wednesday by
Gerald Bogen, vice president for
student affairs, becomes effective
Thursday.
Wilson, the University's as
sociate dean of students since
1969, wtf serve in the absence of
Dean Robert Bowrfm, who wilt be
on sabbatical leave during the
coming academic year. Dunng his
sabbatical, Bowlin wiH be a visiting
scholar at Stanford University.
ASUO aides
chosen, sought
Three students have been cho
sen as administrative assistants
to work with ASUO vice
presidents. and applications are
being accepted for a vanety of
other positions.
Cora Fisher will serve as ad
mmistrative assistant for univer
sity affairs under Vice-President
Gary Kim; Myma Harding as ad
ministrative assistant for administ
ration and finance under Vice
Pres. Jamie Bums, and Paula
Brown as volunteer assistant for
administration and finance.
Applications are being ac
cepted for administrative assis
tant for state and local affairs and
a work-study research assistant
for state and local affairs, both
under Vice-Pres Mark Cogan
and administrative assistant for
programs and community affairs
under Vice-Pres Tamantka I vie
There is also an opening for an
assistant to the comptroller
In addition, ASUO Pres Jan
Oliver is accepting applications for
two positions on the ASUO Affir
mative Action Committee, two
positions on the ASUO Constitu
tional Committee, two openings
on the Oregon Daily Emerald
Board and one position on the
EMU Board
The acting dean win be respon
sible for coordinating University
activities in lifelong learning,
career planning and placement,
counseling, international student
service, orientation and student
conduct.
Special votes
slated for today
Several special district elec
tions wiH be held Tuesday. Among
the local elections wiS be Lane
Community College's operating
budget, the city of Eugene s
operating budget, and Eugene
School District 4-J’s operating
budget.
Included on Eugene s ballot w*
be a measure to collect taxes from
downtown businesses to continue
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