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Moby Dick surfaces Sat.
The Survival Center and Oegontans Cooperating to Protect
tt^aies wt pm Saturday to show John mustor s film Mabv Dick The
Great White Whale nvrt surface m 150 Geotogv 7 and 9:30 p m
The film lor doth Mevifie enthjs»asts and lovers o? fine cinema,
races the oosesswor of the tyranmcai Captain Anao m Ns search to
exploit a wrtd natura resource Gregory Pec* a A hat gives one of his
finest performances
Both organizations team-up or this event to introduce the
University community to ar upcoming petition dnve in support of the
whales
Internship applications
for OSPIRG due Mon.
Toe dead* oe for the reoeipt of application for Oregon Student
Putrtc Interest Researcn Group 'OSPIRG) summer internship program
is Monday Applications are available at the OSPIRG office in Suite 3,
EMU
intern snips are open to students presently enrolled in Oregon
colleges and universities or who will be attending school in the fall of
* 978 totems wii receive a salary of $1 OCX) for the summer
Four to seven interns will be hired to do a team study of alternative
growth policies for Oregon and up to eight interns will study such topics
as w»ic nvers wildlife health, housing and civil rights of juveniles
Student applicants may propose their own topics for consideration.
Gourmet cook
whips up class
Aiene Alexander, cuisine
extrordinaire. will present a
gourmet cooking class Three
Elegant and Easy Dinners'
Saturday Feb. 18 at the First
Congregational Church
Fellowship Hall. 23rd and Harris
The cooking session will be from
10 am to 1 p.m. followed by a
salad luncheon, served by the
University Mothers sponsor of the
event.
Door pnzes of 15 dishes will be
drawn and alt attending will
receive a booklet of recipes
prepared
Alexander has taught several
cook mg classes and attended the
Cordon Bleu cooking school in
Pans in 1976
Tickets are $4 and can be
obtained by calling 344-0837.
686-9597 or at the door.
Theatre troupe,
seeks people
for performing
Eugene Parks and Recreation
Department is seeking persons
interested in performing in a
Theatre Troupe. Performances
are tentatively planned to begin in
spring.
Expenenced theatre people as
well as inexperienced are invited
to participate.
For more information contact
Nola Wolf, 687-5353
Cancellation
Peter Gnes will no longer
give his doctoral degree
recital Sunday in Beall
Concert Hall, as listed in
Thursday s Calendar of
Everts.
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Union workshop to be held
How can a local labor union most effectively determine the
attitudes and priorities of its members prior to labor-management
bargaining sessions? This topic will be discussed in the EMU, room to
be posted, Saturday. Feb. 25, when labor research consultant Paul
Goldman conducts an all-day workshop on “Research in the Local
Union." Registration deadline is today and the fee is $15.
Sponsored by the stale s Labor Education and Research Center
(LERC), located on campus, the workshop is open to any interested
person. It will start at 8:30 a.m. and continue until about 5 p.m Meeting
room numbers will be posted on a bulletin board in the union s main
lobby
Persons wishing to register for the workshop should contact the
Labor Education and Research Center
Catholics offer
religion class
A five-week Lenten Educational
Program will begin Monday as
sponsored by the Roman Catholic
Community of Eugene-Spring
fietd. The senes provides an op
portunrty for updating and renew
ing the Cathohc farth.
Participants are encouraged to
pre-register
Individual programs including
Cathohc bnefs. bonehead Bible.
Moral choices. Pam and Suffer
ing, Divorce. Remarriage and An
nulments
For further information, call
686-2345
Sign up now to
study abroad
Applications are now available
for students interested in
year-long academic programs
abroad.
Students may earn full
University credit white studying m
France. Germany. Japan and
Mexico Financial aid is avaialble
Students who wish to study in
France. Germany and Mexico
must have two years of foreign
language study to qualify There is
no language pre-requisite for the
Japanese program
Applications are available at
International Student Services.
172 Oregon Hall, 686-3206
Deadline is March 15.
briefs
MEETINGS
The Campus Zen Fellowship will meet (or
merXMion today from 130 - 230 p.m in the EMU
room to be poesec introductory mstrucSon mi be
offered to begnners and newcomers to (he grot*
The Incidental Fee Gommstee man meet Sunday.
2 p.m. room lo be posted Th» «*« be the first
session of preimmary budget hearing for the
toSowing programs The public is invited and
encouraged to attend 2 — ASUO ComptroSer
2:45 — Action Now. 3 15 — EMU Board 4 —
Computer Science Graduate Student
Organization, 5:45 — YMCA, 6:30 —
Student-University Affairs Board. 7 — Foreign
Student Organization. 7 45 — Model United
NaSona
r
The L«ller-Oey Swics Student Assooabor *•
hoId as Fndsy Forum today from 12.30 to 120
Vem Neoecer Eugene Sl»e Patnartf', win be
speaking on r>« top< "Bulhnys Blesang Friday
Forum mean at tta LOS Insets*# ot Rel^on al 1Set
and Aider optional uvcheon wit be avaatabia
Students and ‘acuty ara welcome to attend
LECTURES
The Otology department presents Salomon
Bartntclo-Garcia. ot the department ot plant
pathology Untverafty ot California Rivervoe
speakng today at 430 p m in Room 16 Science 1
on The Making ot a Fungal Cel Wat “
An architectural case tsstory «nt be the sublet ot
a faculty lecture in architecture today at the
Unverrty Faculty members G.Z. Brown and Tom
Jacobs wil dacute "8 Day a Week Ths Case
HWory ot a DestgnBuHd Protect at 4 30 p.m in
Boom 177 Lawrance Kal The pubic ts invited to
attend Admission is free
VW’S MERCEDES BMW’S
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GUENTER SCHOENER
Bus P*i 342-2912
2025 Franklin Blvd
Eugene. Ore 97403
Home Ptv 746-1207
For new HjOvII lo f* Ud»ere*v 8ns term
today a fa Inal day to *ruri» Iron- courses
mim hevmg «»r recordec on wwcms
BP-MG Recycling Ne^hoomood CoSection
Schedule Today Spring Creak Elementary 56C
trvsogson t> J-5 p m SaArday W**ameee H«gr
School 1*01 Echo Hoftow Fto M1 p w North
Eugene higp School 200 Sever Lane 10-I2pm
Lincoln School 650 W I2»v I1-3p m Whueerer
Elementary. 21 N Grand 1 30-3 30 pm
Recyclable masenah alao are aocepsec cars a! me
Recyc*ng Staton o» re GlenwooC Sots Waste
Career and at eta BRING warehouse sear Saavey
Loop Rd For more ntormaeon anu recyckng call
BRING at 746-3023
SPIRITUAL GROWTH Sundays 11 am-12.30
pm Waatay Career 1236 Kincaid (back d boo*
aioral
A multi-image presentation utilizing tour
syndvonzed projectors a muacai sound track ana
more then 400 color images to recapture tne
one-year terete coteboraaon oetween Akce Var
Leunan Mane Lyman and Susanna Kuo. today
7.30 pm Room 107. Lawrence Hat Admisaon
Ftea
POUCV
The Emerald a bnals cokann is open to anyone
wiahing to announce meetings lectures or
macalaneoua evanta Bnels are run ody once and
are subj»d to space Imitabons They shodd be
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Include a* pertinent tntormaaon mooring the dale
you wad (tonai Neo nduda a name and phone
number m case we hew quaetwns Ewds with
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aoneiderad
Al Mams must be turned in by 2 pm tie day
before puMcation at tie Emerald dice. Room 300
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