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workshop or panel discussion for
the women’s symposium to be
held on campus in April, but
missed the Feb. 10 filing deadline,
you have a one-day reprieve.
Symposium coordinator,
Donna Shepard, says the
deadline for completing a form
indicating interest in workshops
has been extended to 5 p.m.
today. Forms should be turned in
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Shepard said the symposium
currently seeks people who wish
to help with publicity and to serve
on committees to make posters
and programs. She said
volunteers are also needed to
help with fund-raising and finding
housing for symposium visitors.
Anyone interested in becoming
involved in the symposium should
contact Shepard by calling
686-3724.
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HOURS: 7:30 a.m.— 9 p.m. Monday — Friday
9 a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturday
Open Sunday Noon—5 p.m.
EMU Cultural Forum
presents
Robert
Kaiser
Author & Correspondent
for The Washington Post
speaking on
Contemporary
Life In
Russia
Wed., Feb. 15 7:30 p.m.
EMU Ballroom FREE
Open to the Public
JSU presents
‘The Big Dig’
The Jewish Student Union will
present an Israeli film, "The Big
Dig,” at 7:30 and 9:30 tonight in
177 Lawrence.
This is part of the first annual
Israeli Film Festival, a series of
award-winning feature-length
Israeli movies, shown this month
at the University. The film festival
provides the opportunity for
students to see Israeli films that
ordinarily would not be seen in the
United States.
Econ professor to discuss
ban kin a in Third World
“The New Gnomes:
Multinational Banks in the Third
World" will be discussed at 3:30
p.m. Tuesday in 238 Gilbert Hall
by Howard Wachtel, professor
and chairer of the department of
economics at American
University.
Wachtel is widely known for his
work in the fields of poverty,
income distribution, labor,,
socialist economic systems and
the new international economic
order. In addition to his numerous
publications, he has been a
Fellow of the Transnational
Institute and the Institute for Policy
Studies. He is currently writing a
book on the new international
economic order.
The public lecture is sponsored
by the University economics
department.
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A meeting at at PSI Center staff and program
participants will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. today In
Suita 1 of the EMU; the 1978-1979 Program Is
foremost on the agenda — all who wM be Irwofoed
should artend.
The Campus Zen Fellowship will meet tor
medtaffon today from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. in tie EMU,
(room to be posted).
Hawaii dub: Danoe practice today. 7 p.m. at
CoNer Lounge. Questions cal Oebbie 485-2368 or
Card 485-9874
The Incidental Fee Committee wtl meet today at
8 p.m. In the EMU, (room to be posted). This wtl be
the trst session ot preliminary budget hearings for
the tolowring programs. The pubic Is invited and
encouraged to attend. 6 p.m. Gay People's
AIKance, 8:45 p.m. Gerontology Association. 9:45
p.m. ALERT.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Pd Practtoum wtl present Mkhaei Connelly
today speaking on "Mysldsm 6 Spiritualty"; al
Interested are welcome, sponsored by the Psi
Center and SEARCH, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m , room
to be posted In the EMU.
The YWCA Women/Speak brown beg lunch
aeries wil feature a panel on "Battered Women:
Hope for the Future" tram noon to 1 p m In the
EMU, (room to be posted), on Tuesday. Panel
members wil Indude Diane DePauls, Legal Aid
Service; Shady Grove, Women Space; and Eleen
Simpson, Deputy District Attorney. Women/Speak
is free and open to al.
PRE-MEOS: Information Is available in the ONce
of Academic Advising on scholarships for
pre-msdcal students.
CAMPUS INTERVIEWS
Orientation sessions explaining the services
available to fob seeker* are held every Thtnday at
3:30 p.m. at 246 Susan Campbell Halt. Free
workshops In resume-wrtttng, job interviewing, and
job ftodng are aleo offered
Special arrangements for workshops and
interview sign-up sheets are available for
handcapped students by calling 686-3235.
Bob Wynla, Director, Housing and Community
Development for Lane County, will discuss
'Housing and Community Development: Career
Possibilities, Internships, and Spedai Projects" on
Wednesday from noon tttrough 2 p.m. at the EMU.
Interview sign-up sheets for the following
organizations will be posted at 246 Susan
Campbell Hal Wednesday at 6:15 a m
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Feb 20. Metropolian Ute Insurance New York
office. Interviewing tor Sales Management
Development Program. MBAs.
Feb. 21 Metropolitan Lite Insurance.
Interviewing tor Salee and Management positiane
M majors and degree*.
Fab. 22 Modular On-Una System* Interviewing
tor Data Processing poaMons. Computer Science
and Maffi majors.
Feb. 22. International Paper Company.
Interviewing for Financial Management
Development Program. B S. or BA In Accounting
or Finance.
Feb. 22. Pacific Qas A Electric Company.
Interviewing for Personnel Trainee. M S. in
Industrial and Labor Relation* or M.B.A. with
emphasis In personnel or Industrial relations.
Fab. 22 A 23. Boise Cascade Corporation
Interviewing tor Administrative Assistant. Timber
and Wood Products Division. MBAs.
Feb. 23. Fidetty Union Life. Interviewing for
positions in Sales Management and Sales
Business, Liberal Arts, and Physical Education
majors.
Fab. 23. Georgia Pacific Corporation
Interviewing for Junior Accountants and
Programmer Trainees. Accounting major* and
canddates with combtoed Computer Sclenoe and
Business Administration course work
Feb 24. Sears. Roebuck A Company.
Interviewing for Retail Management Trainees and
Credit Management Trainees Bachelor’s degree
All majors. -
Feb 24 WMIam Volker A Company Interviewing
for Sales Trdnees. Business and Liberal Arts
majors.
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