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...et al January WED THURS SAT 12 13 14 Circle this Date 18 19 20 It’s the last day for Refunds on those Winter Term Textbooks you purchased at the Bookstore. 28 13th i Kiacald 686-4331 Opaa: Hee-Fri 8:15-5:30 Sat 18:00-2:00 . 4 DAN KAMIN EMU Cultural Forum Saturday, January 28 EMU Ballroom 8:00 p.m. Tickets available at the EMU main desk. JSU sponsors speech The Jewish Student Union/Hillel will sponsor Dr. Lee Neidengard, pediatrics and genetics specialist of the University Health Sciences Center, for a speech tonight at 8 EMU, room to be posted. Neidengard wiH discuss the Tay-Sachs disease, a recessive gene tic neurological disorder that is fatal in an afflicted child. Families of Jewish heritage and of Eastern European ancestry have the greatest chances of having a Tay-Sachs child. Further questions should be directed to Rosalie Harris at 344-4671. Architecture lectures set The University architecture de partment is sponsoring a major lecture series for winter term cal led “Diversities of Architectural Practice” Wednesdays at 177 Lawrence, 7:30 p.m.. Lectures will be given by guests representing a broad spectrum of architectural specialities. The series is open to the public and is offered for graduate level credit. To provide the community, stu dents and professionals with al ternative approaches to architec ture and the architectural profes sion, the series will present a wide range of viewpoints concerning different modes of engaging ar chitectural issues in a profes sional sense. Tonight’s lecture has been postponed, and next week’s dis cussion is “Licensing Procedures for Diversities of Architecture Practice.” Landlords to join forces The Off-Campus Housing Office and the Office of Student Advo cacy (OSA) have united efforts to bring landlords in the University area together to discuss their rights and responsibilities to tenants through a workshop. Other topics include eviction procedures, landlord liabilities, de posits, fees, leases and periodic agreements. The workshop will be conducted by OSA attorney Charles Spinner, and Walter Pavlich, director of Off-Campus Housing. The discussion at 7:30 tonight in the EMU Ballroom will be followed by a question-answer period in which all students are invited to partici pate. PEANUTS®™*,, M Northwest pianist to give degree recital Pamela West-Mann will give a Doctoral Degree recital on the piano with assisting artists G. Roy Mann Jr., Neil Wilson, Ed Kam merer and Marion Schrock, at 8 p.m. in Beall Concert Hall. West-Mann is a frequent re citalist in the Northwest with both vocalists and instrumentalists. Tonight’s program will include Liederkreis by Schumann, Con trasts for Clarinet, Violin and Piano by Bartok and Trio for Vio lin, H om and Piano by Brahms. The concert is free. Grad Council meets today The Graduate Council will meet at 330 p.m. today in the Graduate School Conference Room, Chapman Hall. Agenda items include discus sion on grievance procedures in voking the Graduate School, a report on the Tri-University Ed.D. degree, budget note progress and interpretation of the pass/no pass grades at the graduate level. ^E) 117* United Feature Syndicate li I THINK THE POOLERS OF CARKNESS ARE OUT TO 6ETME... I EXXJBT IF I COUIP EVER PROTECT VOU FROM THE POWERS OF CARKNES5 HOU) ABOUT A THIRP-6RAPER WHO CLAIMS I BROKE HIS RULER? briefs MEETINGS The Southern Africa Liberation Support Commit tee wW meet at 330p.m. today in the EMU, room to be posted. Discussion twin focus on the current political situation in Southern Africa and plans for the Jan. 25 demonstration demandng that the State Board sell its S. African stocks. An orientation meeting wM be held at 430 p.m. today in thn Instructional Meda Center for students interested in attending the Italian University for Foreigners *n Perugia, Italy. The eight-session win begin on July 1, and win include courses in Itaian language and culture. IM-IO Women in Communications, University Stu dent Chapter WHAT: January Planning Meeting WHERE: Eric Allen Room, 3rd Floor Allen Han WHEN: Tonight-730 WHY: Develop Winter/Spring term campus lecture series. The Lutheran Student-Young Adult Group meets Wednesdays at 830 p.m. at tie Koinorxa Center. 1414 Kincaid St. The Worship Resource Group wil meet at 8 p.m. tor a practice ring. Meetings con dude with the abating of the Lord's Supper. For information contact Pastor Norm Metzfer. The Incidental Fee Committee wil meet today at 630 p.m. in the EMU. room to be posted. On the agenda is Switchboard. Survival Center, and Mecha. The pubic is invited to attend. The New American Movement (NAM) will have an orientation meeting for new members and those interested in joining today. 330 in the library of 1414 Wncrid. The Campus Zen Felowship wil meet today tor mediation and lunch from 1130-1230 p.m. in the EMU. room to be posted. Gay Rap offers an informal, supportive atmos phere for gay men, lesbians, and bisexuals to ds cuss sexual orientation Issues Meetings are now being held every Wednesday evening from 630 to 830 at 906 W. 4th Ave. (New address) For more information please can 886-3360. Interpersonal relations group at the Counselng Center aril) meet Thursdays 3:30-5:30 Call 686-3327 tor a pregroup interview with Bob or Weight group atthe Counselng Center wW meet Tuesdays 530-730. Learn methods at weight con trol and explore (eel ngs about overweight and dat ing. Two places left. Cal 886-3227 for a pregroup interview with Richard or Jesse. MISCELLANEOUS An introductory lecture on the Transcendental Mediation Program (TM) wil be given in EMU, room to be posted, today at 1230 and 8 p m. The lecture wil provide an overview to lie TM program and describe benefits Lectures are also given every Wednesday at the TM Center downtown et 8 p.m. 170 East 11th. Suite 204 343-8738 Loam the essentials of Health. Attend the Heath Faire, 167 EMU, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., today There will be a side show and informational meetng tonight oonceming People and Ihe Oregon Coast. Applcants and those interested in the firing program are invited to attend It wW be at 7 p.m., EMU. room to be posted. More Information: 686-4547. r Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is puMahed Monday through Friday ex cept during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon Dally Emerald Pubiahlng Co.. Inc., at the University of Oregon, Eugene. Ore. 97403 The Oregon Dally Emerald operates independently of the University with oAoee on 9ie Wrd floor of the Erb Memorial Union, and is a member of tie Associated Press. Emerald subscriptions are $7 per term and $20 per year. News and Edtoriai 686-5511 Display Advertising and Business 886-3712 Classified Advertising 686-4343 Production 686-4361 Editor Mana^ng Edhor Aeat. Managing Ed tor News Edhor Graphics Edhor Aset Graphics Edtor Edtoriai Page Edlor Wady Benaon Tom Wolfe Becky Young Chari ONa6 Adrienne Sslnger Jm Payne Tom Jackeon Soofts Editor Interim Asst. Sports Edhor Entertainment Editors Wke Edtor Departments and Schools Features Stale and Local Pollies Community Suae System and Student Services ASUO Environment Production Manager ArhrertMIng Manager ConMUr Mike Marino Nick Dawson Jerril Nkeon Cheryl Gudert Chris Norman Melody Ward Jock Hatfield Jana Lehman Kevin Harden Rfch Seven Carolyn Be ever Kathy Monfs Chrie Norman BCari Bryant Jean Osrbey Va
