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...et al YWCA seeks volunteers Volunteers are needed for the University YWCA Exceptional Friendship Program for special children. Volunteers will take a Search class to work with special children and learn about specific disabilities and related topics. The class is taught by Cindy Sharapp in 44 Geology Thursdays at 3:30 p.m. or Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. in the YWCA Lounge in the basement of the Student Health Center. The class can be taken for up to two credits or as a practicum. For more information, call Sharapp at 686-4439 or 686-4440. For What It’s Worth Dead Coupon Clip this coupon and save $1 off the rack price on all Grateful Dead Ip's or tapes in stock at your on campus record store. WORTH Sauing you money on music 11233 Alder Open 10-10 dal X 56 years ot experience. borne automakers are now introducing the “engine of the future.” But to Peugeot, the diesel is nothing new. In fact, Peugeot produced the first production light diesel back in 1922 and we’ve been improving upon them ever since. So come in and talk to us. We nave fifty-six years to fill you in on. Less maintenance. We’ll show you how a Peugeot Diesel requires less maintenance, since there are less parts to adjust. Better mileage. We’ll show you how a Peugeot Diesel gives you the best mileage of any compact. 34 mpg highway, 28 mpg city, 30 mpg combined.* Built for the long haul. We’ll show you how a Peugeot Diesel is engineered to last. With a heavier crankshaft, pistons and connect ing rods, larger bearing surfaces, even a ribbed crankcase for added strength. And every 1978 Peugeot comes with a one year unlimited mileage warranty.** There’s never been a better time. If you want to talk diesel, come talk to us. There’s never been a better time. AUTO IMPORTS, INC. #7 COBURG ROAD • • PHONE (503) 687-1774 * 1978 EPA Estimates transmission M4. Actual mileage depends on where and how you drive, optional equipment, car maintenance and other variables. ** Full terms of the Peugeot limited warranty are available at your dealer. briefs MEETINGS The Latter-Day Saints Student Association will hold its Friday Forum today from 1230 to 120 p.m This meeting is held weekly at the LDS Institute of Religion at 18th and Alder, across from the tennis courts. Today s speaker will be Bishop Randall Douglass, Institute Director Optional luncheon will be available; students and faculty are invited to attend. The Campus Zen Fellowship wit meet in the EMU today for lunch from 12-1230and for medita tion from 130-230 p.m. Rooms will be posted Beginners and persons new to the group will be given introductory instruction MISCELLANEOUS Contemporary Worship, Sundays, 11a.m .Wes ley Center, 1236 Kincaid The Biology Department presents Prof Ken Van Holde, Departments of Biochemistry and Biophysics. Oregon State University, speaking today on "Arrangement of Nucleosomes in Chromatin,'' 430 p.m. in Room 16 Science I. Attention Journalists: Anyone interested in work ing on this term's edition of the Oregon Iliad, spokespiece for the University's fraternities, come to the IFC office. Suite 3, EMU, today at 6:15 p.m., for our initial organizational meeting. The fourth annual Rally to Celebrate Life will take place this Saturday at 4 p.m on the steps of the state capitol in Salem Featured speakers indude Sen. Mark Hatfield. For transportation or more information, call Ellen Lyford at 344-8040 or Doris Storm at 686-2391. Repertory Theatre lists ticket prices Due to a typographical error by the Emerald Thursday, the ticket prices for Oregon Repertory Theatre performances of “Under Milk Wood" were listed incor rectly. Tickets are $4 on Friday and Saturday evenings, until Feb. 5. For more information and re servation, call the box office at 485-1546. PEANUTS; < h*rlr*» M ^rhul/ ■ ■■^ ir NOD IF SOME KIP COMES UR ANP STARTS A5KIN6 ABOUT A RULER, TOU HOLP HIM OFF... TELL HIM HI5 STUPID RULER WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN ANY 600P AFTER lOE SWITCHED TO Financial aid applications ready University financial aid forms for the academic year 1978-79 are now available. Herbariam head schedules show The curator of the University Herbarium, David Wagner, will speak tonight at 8:30 at the January meeting of the Eugene Natural History Society. “Ferns and Mosses" is the sub ject of Wagner’s talk and slide show. Free to the public, it will be held in Room 123 Science. Students may obtain the forms by writing the Office of Student Fi nancial Aid, 270 Oregon Hall. Upon request financial aid forms will also be sent with admissions forms from the Admissions Office. Forms will automatically be mailed to students who have re ceived financial aid in the past. Financial aid applications must be submitted by April 1 to receive priority consideration. Deadline for Summer Session financial aid forms is also April 1. The University's Financial Aid Office is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. fmU Cultural forum proudly presents 1 B. B. KinG fridaq. februarq 3rd - ffTlU Ballroom 2 Shows: 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm U of O Students S4.50 advance. S5.00 dai| of show General Public S6.50 advance. Tickets available Jan. 20th at (EITiU main Desk. Sun Shop, and fverqbodq’s in Eugene^ r Oregon Daily Emerald Th» Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday ex cept during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon Datfy Emerald Finishing Go , Inc., at the University o» Oregon, Eugene. Ore. 97403 The Oregon Daily Emerald operates independently of the University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial Union, and is a member of the Associated Press Emerald subscriptions are $7 per term and $20 per year News and Editorial Display Advertising and Business Classified Advertising Production Editor Managing Editor Asst. Managing Editor News Editor Graphics Editor Asst. Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor V, 686-5511 886-3712 666-4343 6864361 Wady Benson Tom WoMe Becky Young Own O'Neil Adrienne Salinger Jim Payne Tom Jackaon Sport* Editor Interim Asst Sports Editor Entertainment Editors Wire Editor AseocMe Editors: Deportment* and School* Features State and Local Potties Community State System and Student Service* ASUO Environment Nght Editor Production Manager Advertising Manager Controller Mika Marino Nick Dawson Jerrtt NUaon Cheryl Rudert Chris Norman Metody Ward Jock Hatfaid Jana Lehman Kevin Harden Rich Sevan Carolyn Beaver Kathy Monjs Becky Young Betsy Bodne Caii Bryant Jean Owrtoey
