Model UN meeting set
If you hear students denouncing the "Yankee, imperialistic war
mongering attitudes of the United States, then they flash All-American
grins, don t get confused. They may not mean a word of it
Some 310 high school students — many of them dressed in the
native costumes of countries they represent — are expected to attend
the annual Oregon Model United Nations in the EMU Thursday through
Saturday
The three-day simulation of an actual United Nations meeting,
sponsored each year by the 28 member schools of the Oregon High
School International Relations League, will be conducted in coopera
tion with the political science department
Students representing 108 countnes, including all the " superpow
ers." wili have an opportunity to tackle issues ranging from nuclear arms
limitations and the United States new 200 mile territorial fishing limit to
the actions of member nations of OPEC, the international oil cartel,
according to Charles Dunn, a government instructor at Crescent Valley
High School in Corvallis and state chairer for the convention
The high school students attended regional "training conferences
at various locations around the state earlier this year to prepare them for
the model United Nations meeting A drawing was held to determine
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Effective note
skills class set
for Thursday
A workshop examining note
taking skills will be held by the
Center tor Sell-Development
Thursday from 7 to 9 a m in the
EMU, room to be posted
The workshop will cover effec
tive note-taking formats, taking
notes in different situations and
writing objective questions from
notes
Alex Bobo and Jan Vaughan of
the center will teach participants
what to write in notes and how to
take them Students should pre
register for the workshop by cal
linn
Multi-cultural dinner set
The Foreign Student Friendship Foundation is sponsoring a spring
dinner lor international students and Friendship Families in the
Eugene Springbok! area Friday in the South Eugeno High School
cafeteria
The potiuck dinner, which features loods (rom different countries
prepared by students and Friendship Families, begins at 6 30 p m It will
be preceded by a 6 p m social hour
A short program and presentation ol awards to foreign students for
outstanding achiovomont and ma|or contributions to international un
derstanding will bo given
The evening s activities are open to all international students and
the public at no charge, but families who attond should bnng a potiuck
dish Students wire have national costumes are encouraged to wear
them
Further information can be obtained by calling tho University Inter
national Student Services Office, 686-3206
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Tax returns mandatory
The University s financial aids office has announced that dopen
dent students applying tor financial aid must now supply a copy ol thotr
parents income tax returns lor the previous year, in addition to other
financial information
It isn t because we ve been getting a lot of ineligible students
receiving linanaal aid said Ed Vignoul. director ol the financial aids
office It's to help the paronts in ttieir eftorls to supply up to-date
financial information
Although we re the last university in Oregon, to my knowledge to
require copies ot tho tax roturns it isrit such an unusual requirement
California lor example, has required copies ol tax roturns tor years, he
added
Independent studonts applying tor financial aid also wilt be requirod
to submit copies of their most recent tax roturns
Film features war aircraft
The Ghost Squadron a 58 minute color movie depicting rostored
World War It combat aircraft will bo shown three times in the Eugene
area Thursday No admission will be chargod I
Murray Vaughan ol Lebanon colonel in tho Contodorato Air Force1
(CAF) will present tho movie and be available to answer questions at 3
p m in the ROTC Building at the University and fi 30 p m in the Flight
Technology Building at Mahlon Sweet Field
The presentation is part ol an effort to preserve tho World War It
aircraft many of which are on display at Rebel Field in Harlingen
Texas, by the CAF The CAF origmatod to acquire a collection of tho
WWII aircraft, develop display facilities lor tho planes and provide
maintenance to keep the aircratt in (lying condition
Auditions begin tonight
Auditions for Peter Stiafter s Equus are scheduled tor 7 30 to
night in the Arena Theatre Villard Hall Director Faber DeChame indi
cates the following roles will be available male |uvonile (age 15-16),
male adults females (ages 20-45) and actor /dancers (either sex)
Equus is scheduled for June 24, opening the 1977 Carnival
Theatre season Other shows to be offered include Funny Girl, Rain
maker and And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little
RG reporter to speak
Jerry Uhrhammer ot tho Eugeno Register-Guard will speak on his
experiences as a member ot the Investigative Ropoders and Editor
Team which investigated the political corruption and mob infiltration in
Arizona Ihursday. April 21 at the Rubicon Society meeting
In his talk, Uhrhammer will emphasize the tie between Arizona s
political establishment and organized crime Rubicon Society meetings
are at noon at the Quarterdeck Restaurant, 2855 Willamette St
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LECTURES
John l. i«besl>ind psychology professor at
UGI A ^ii speak | ndoganous Mw Iiwiimhh ot
lam Inhibition al 1 pm today m Room ifrfi
SKanh His pm-xjrrtalifxi is sponsored hy lhi> t>mi
«>gy and psychology departments
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t?30 pm Thursday m Morin ?!6 G*>ert H#r
presentation it sponsored by the sociology
JepOftmom s Cantor lor the Soaalogcai Study «»»
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as blue* oM tun try original loth and bluoomsS can
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A mm twduled showing ut two Moira oust 0«Y
thoviaa will be shown in Studio C ol the Intfnx tnm.ii
Marti a Center ol tr» bbr ary torngtit Nigtit ar*t I "U
wtll be shown at A .10 p m An Act ol f aith at / 1 *>
P m Tho movie*. are sponsored by tie Jewish Stu
dent IJrMori/Htllel
The Unrtol tor ASUO Prowler* Support <
will meet at / 30 tonqht in the I MU room l«> I"'
pmlert 1 opt lo» dtscuasian will be the Mmlegy 0t
(jutting a responsible student voice m th* ASUO
Urn University s sailing dub will meet al H 30
torngtit m Room 11 *» Gar linger
Applications tor Kwanuis the Sophomore boriO*
ary are available until,May fiiin.Roojn t«>4H
Oregon f ot/noti information contiK.1 Judi Stans
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