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Class sets planning talk
The "Citizen's Role in Planning In Oregon" will be the featured
topic for tonight’s session of Politics and Planning (URP 525)
Speakers will be Merle Morser on the State Citizen Involvement
Advisory Committee; Jean Baker, neighborhood consultant, and Margaret
Collins of the Department of Urban and Regional Planning
All three speakers have been very active as citizen advocates
involved in state planning in Oregon. Moiser and Collins have been
involved in the citizen involvement activities of the Land Conservation
and Development Commission Baker has previously been a plaintiff in
the major land use planning case of Baker v Milwaukee
The talk will take place in 210 Lawrence Hall at 7:30 p.m. and is
sponsored by the Department of Urban and Regional Planning.
Judo team wins awards
Five beginning and intermediate University judo students recently
competed in the annual Harvo Kato tournament at Oregon State Uni
versity (OSU). The five men were placed in competition according to
their belt-rank and weight
Bob Nicholas won second place in yellow belt competition at 176
pounds and Alejandro Castro placed fifth in green belt competition at
176 pounds. In the orange belt category. Mike Daniels placed fourth in
his weight division. Ken Douglass placed fifth and Eric Sciewe third in
white belt competition in the 139 pound weight class
Coach Chuck Hunttmg said his students made a fine showing at the
OSU tournament which was the first they had competed in
Camera bug club to meet
The Southwest Oregon Museum of Science and Industry's camera
dub will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Scout Room at the First
Presbyterian Church, 1475 Ferry St.
Byron Baker, co-owner of Photoregon, will lead a discussion on
cameras and equipment The meeting is open to the public free ol
charge Participants are encouraged to bring their cameras For more
information, call 344-5248
Coach appears on show
Oregon's new football coach Rich Brooks, along with players Jack
Henderson and Kim Nutting will be featured on Sideline Report, a
University sports program The show will be aired Wednesday at 7 30
p.m. on KOZY TV, cable 11
Host Mike Guldager, will discuss with Brooks the changes being
made in the Ducks' football program Henderson will look at his role
regarding the return of the option, while Nutting examines his switch
from offense to defense
The audio portion of the show wi 1 be replayed Sunday at 7 a m on
local radio stations KPNW and KPNW-FM
Slavic politics talk slated
Ivo Banac, assistant professor of history at Yale University and an
expert on Communism in Yugoslavia, will speak at the University Wed
nesday.
Banac will talk on "The Impact of Foreign Domination on Slavic
National Consciousness ''
The free public lecture will be at 2 p.m. in 146 Straub
briefs
MEETINGS
All past, present and future students in the Na
tonal Student Exchange program are asked to at
tend a meetng at 6 30 pm Wednesday in the
EMU room to be posted Important material wilt be
handed out
LECTURES
Ted D urso, a vtsrtmg prcrfe9bor from the Urover
srty of Queensland. wiH speak on Power and Au
thority m School Settngs at 3 30 p m Wednesday
in Room 004. Casea. on the corner of 15fh Avenue
and Kincaid Street Hit presentation is sponsored
by the educational pokey department
Mary Rothbart a Umvwirty assistant professor
n psychology speak on A Study ot Tempera
mental Difference* in Infancy at 3 30 p m today m
Room 156 Straub Her presnntafton is a psycho!
ogy department prosemmar
Noe! Rude a graduate student m linguistics *iU
%>mk ext The Syntax at Give at 3 30 p m today
in Room 159 Straub
MISCELLANEOUS
Deadline for AS LX) candidate expense forms for
the primary election is 5pm today m Suite4 EMU
AH candKlales to* all offices are required to file
these forms, even if no expenses are incurred
Entry deadline
nears for four
writing awards
Entry deadline for four writing
awards sponsored by the
University's English department is
May 2 at 5 p m The Julia Burgess
Award, Alicia Wood Poetry
Award. Walter and Nancy Kidd
Short Story Award and the H. E.
Neuberger Award are given an
nually and this year's winners will
be notified by June 1
For more information, contact
the English office. 118 PLC
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ASUO elections are scheduled
tor Wednesday and Thursday of
this week, not the days mentioned
in Monday's editonal
In addition, the nodh end o( the
new music music building now
under construction will house
classrooms
Community fair ^
blackballs cars
The Amazon Neighborhood
Association will sponsor
Another-Way-to-Get-There-Faire
at the Amazon Community Center
on Saturday. June 4, to celebrate
and promote the use ot alternative
means ot transportation
The fair will start with a parade,
featuring children and adJts on
decorated bikes, wagons, carts,
skate boards, hot air balloons,
ponies, dog teams and (eel Actu
ally, anything goes except gas
powered automobiles The idea is
to stimulate imagination and
creativity tor low energy, non
pollutinq vehicles The parade will
end at the Amazon commun
ity Center with a picnic, speak
ers. displays and games of skill
and daring
The event is still in the planning
stage and persons with ideas or
energy who wish to help in any
way may contact Roz at
343-5528, Tom at 687-1754 or
Alice at 687-2069
Day care rally
to support bill
Day care legislation supporters
are holding a "Bring Your Kids to
Class Day" and a noon rally at the
EMU basin today A demonstra
tion ot support is necessary to get
a hearing for HB 2459 — legisla
tion which would provide aid to
needy student parents
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