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YOU DIDN'T 6IVE ME
A VALENTINE TODAY
BECAUSE YOU CAN'T STAND
THE SI6HT OF ME
THAT'S A PRETTY
FEEBLE EXCUSE!!
Banners ring in festival
Thirteen colorful banners will
grace flagpoles in the central mall
plaza, Willamette and Broadway
Camp seeks
summer help
The Oregon Trail Section of the
American Camping Association is
holding its summer camp staff
recruitment day in the EMU, room
to be posted, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
today.
Representatives from Oregon
youth camps will interview
potential summer staff members
for positions ranging from camp
directors to cooks to cabin
counselors.
All interested persons are urged
to drop by and check on the
opportunities for summer employ
ment. Contact Jim Stratton at
686-4356 for more information.
Streets, today at noon to bring out
the festive nature of Valentine’s
Day and Oregon’s birthday.
The flags are the result of the
combined efforts of the Lane
Regional Arts Council, the City of
Eugene and the local office of the
Comprehensive Employment and
Training Act. They are designed
by Celeste LeBlanc, currently
employed by the arts council.
Chariots discussed
in guest’s lecture
A classic sport that lives on in
small competitions around the
world will be the subject of a free
slide-illustrated lecture in Room
123 Science I, at 8 tonight.
Prof. Jo-Ann Shelton, a scholar
of classic Roman drama at the
University of California, Santa
Barbara, and a prize-winning
horsewoman, will speak on
' Chariot Racing in Imperial
Rome."
At Berg’s West:
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Open hours set
at Boyd’s office
Open student hours will be held
by University Pres. William Boyd
from 11 a m. to noon today.
Any student who wants to meet
with the President is invited to visit
with Boyd during designated
student hours.
Visitations are usually limited to
about 15 minutes. No appoint
ments are necessary. However,
students may wsh to call the
president’s Office in advance to
reserve a place during scheduled
student hours. Those wishing to
reserve time blocks can call
Christine Leonard at 686-3036.
Women’s group
plans classes
The Women s Referral and
Resource Service will sponsor a
series of body awareness classes
for women to be held on the
University campus.
The workshop, which will
include four two-hour sessions,
will cover women’s menstrual
cycles, vaginal infections,
speculum exams and meno
pause.
The first class will be held
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. The
other sessions will be held the
following three Wednesdays.
For more information, or to
register, contact the Women’s
Referral and Resource Service in
Suite 1 of the EMU, 686-3327
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a si an amencan student union presents
a musical performance by
IMOBUKO JOANNE MIYAMOTO
music for the struggle
by asians in america
MONDAY FEBRUARY 20;
S pm EMU BALLROOM
$3.00 . tickets on sale at emu desk
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Portland rabbi to visit
Rabbi Alan Berg from Portland's Congregation Beth Israel will give
a talk entitled “The End of the American Jewish Community/’
Wednesday at noon in the EMU, room to be posted.
The Rabbi's visit is sponsored by the Jewish Student Union (JSU)
and is the first of a series of lectures on contemporary Jewish themes by
Rabbis from Portland's congregations.
For more information, contact the JSU at 686-4366.
Drum group beats music
The University Percussion
Ensemble, under the direction of
Prof. Charles Dowd, will perform a
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MEETINGS
The Campus Zen Fellowship will meet for
meditation today from 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. in the EMU
(room to be posted)
The Incidental Fee Committee will meet today at
5:30 p.m. in the EMU (room to be posted). On the
agenda are the following programs: 5:30 SEARCH.
6:15 University Theatre. 6:45 Asian American
Student Union, 730 HPEROSAC. 8 Forensics,
8:45 University Veterans The pubic is invited and
encouraged to attend.
LECTURES
Glen Gordon wil give a talk on National Health
Services in China Wednesday at 8:30 a m. in Room
110 Essinger
Lunch Time Lectures today presents Peter
Bergquist. music professor, speaking on
Renaissance Music. At noon in the EMU. room to
be posted
The biology department presents Wiliam Wits.
Marine Biomedical Institute. Galveston, Tx.,
speaking today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 30 Science 1
on "Organization of lie Primate Spino-thaiamic
Tract."
Author-artist Daniel Rhodes will present a
slde-ilustratied lecture tonight at 8 in Room 107.
Lawrence Hal.
free concert at Beall Concert Hall
at 8 tonight.
Featured will be Kevin Super, a
third-year percussion major, who
will perfrom Cadenza, a timpani
solo by Everett Firth and Orion M.
42 by British avant garde
composer Reginald Smith
Brindle.
Other portions of the program
include the first Northwest
performance of “4 For Percus
sion” by Cleveland composer
Donald Erb and "Third
Construction For Percussion
Quartet" by John Cage.
His talk, on ceramic arts, is being sponsored by
the Department of Fine and Applied Arts The
public is invited No admission wtl be charged
MISCELLANEOUS
Roots of American Music Jazz. Gospel. Blues.
Opera. Ed Coleman. Wednesday. 6 to 7:15 p.m
Newman Center
There wll be bowing tonight lor members of the
Black Student Union Please attend and participate
or just socialze with other members
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available in the Office of Academic Advising.
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