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et al... Women’s series to begin The University Women/Speak series will begin its spring schedule Tuesday. The brown bag lunch series is held from noon to 1 p.m. in the EMU, room to be posted. This week’s panel discussion is “Feminism and Freud” by Sandra Gill, Jeannie McKnight, Jean Stockard and Mimi Johnson as part of the Women’s Symposium. Tuesday, April 18, will feature Glenda Gray, PhD candidate at the University speech department, who will discuss the differences be tween men’s and women's language in "Linguistic Loggerheads: Women’s Language and Control in Intimate Communications.” “Vocations for Social Change, Part Two,” will be the following week’s panel discussion, April 25. Four women who are working pro fessionally for social change will discuss their experiences. More events are planned for May. Mid-East topic of speech John Rothmann, political analyst and foreign policy consultant, will speak on “Carter, Begin, Israel and the Middle East: An Analysis,” tonight at 7:30 in the EMU Forum. Rothmann has been a presidential foreign policy adviser and a senior campaign staff member for Sen. Frank Church’s 1976 presiden tial campaiqn. His presentation will highlight current American policy in the Middle East. He will answer questions from the audience following his lecture. The event, sponsored by the Jewish Student Union, is free. Daily Specials Mon: Peppered beef Tues.: German Sauerbraten Wed.: Chicken in Wine Sauce Thurs.: Yugoslavian Pork Fri.: Meat Loaf EMU CAFETERIA 11-1:30 r “RHHP Reach a little higher, study a little longer and eam a Master of Fine Arts Degree at the Academy of Art College. The Academy is unique in many respects, one of which is that our faculty is comprised of working professionals If you should qualify as an M F A. candidate, you'll work with one of our instructors on a one to one basis This assures you of getting the attention you need to accomplish your objectives in the arts Fill out this handy coupon and we ll send you full particulars regarding • our program ACADEMY OF ART COLLEGE, 540 Powell Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 • (415) 673-4200 Since 1929, the professional way to learn. Master of Fine Arts Coordinator, I am interested in applying as a candidate in your M F A Program Please send me full particulars regarding this program □ Fine Arts □ Illustration □ Advertising O Photography D Graphic Design Name___ Address_ ._ City---State_Zip_ ACADEMY OF ART COLLEGE, 540 Powell Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 • (415) 673-4200 hy Charles M. Schulz I 6UE5S I DO... I hap Another uncle U/HO WAS A BUS DEPOT IN CLARKSVILLE *2 IF THERE'S ANVTHIN6 MV D06H0U5E DOESN'T NEED, IT'S A HOOD ORNAMENT Pre’s Trail closed til Wed. A section of Pre’s Trail for jog gers and bikers will be closed temporarily due to construction of a 45-inch waterline along the In terstate Five bridge. The closed section, along Alton Baker waterway east of the Inter state Five freeway bridge will be closed through Wednesday. There will be no canoeing until the water has reached its normal level Wednesday. For more information, contact Dean Williams at 687-4231. 10.5 solicits submissions Ten Point Five, a collectively produced arts magazine pub lished in Eugene, is currently sol iciting submissions for an upcom ing spring issue featuring Oregon writers and artists. The publication deadline is Saturday and all submissions should be accompanied with a self-addressed stamped en velope. Northwest writers and graphic artists are urged to send material to Oz Publications, 447 E. 15th Ave., Eugene. For more information, call 485-1692. Flag honors Greek students The flag of Greece will fly over the Erb Memorial Union Monday to honor Greek stu dents. The display is part of the University’s Flag of Nations project, to honor foreign stu dents attending the University. briefs MEETINGS Decoration get-together for luau in Cloran lounge at 7 30 tonight. For more information cal 686-6555 and ask for Randal. LECTURES Frank Restle from Indiana University will speak at the Monday Proseminar at 4 today in Room 156 Straub. His topic is "Coding theory of Motion.” John Rothmarm, poltical analyst and foreign pol icy consultant, win speak on 'Carter. Begin. Israel. 6 The Middle East: An Analysis" Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the EMU Forum. The event is sponsored by the Jewish Student Union. CAMPUS »fTER VIEWS: Orientation sessions explaining the services a vai table to job seekers are held every Thursday at 330 p.m. at the Career Planning — Placement Service, 246 Susan Campbel Hal. Free work shops in resume-writing, job interviewing, job find ing, and an action plan workshop are offered each week during the term. Listings for immediate, full time and permanent jobs are available at 246 Susan Campbell. Special arrangements tor workshops and inter view sign-up sheets are available tor handicapped students by calling 666-3235 Interview sign-up sheets tor the blowing organi zations will be posted at 246 Susan Campbell Hal on Wednesday. April 12, at 8:15 a m April 17. Hilsboro Union School District. Inter viewing tor Elementary Resource Teacher and specific vacancies at the secondary level. April 18. Douglas County I.E.D. Interviewing for elementary and secondary positions in EMR and Learning Dis abilbes. speech therapy, an Education Diagnostic Specialist, and a School Psychologist. April 18. Metropolian Life Insurance. Interviewing tor posi tions in Sales and Management. AH majors. April 18. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Interviewing for Mortgage Loan Analyst. B.A., B.S.. or M BA. in Business Administration, Finance and ELECT CCLCey by MALIAN Marian Krueger B.S., R.E. Registered Specialist in Electrology The very latest methods Safe and permanent results Strictest privacy assured CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 687-9181 IF NO ANSWER 343-5098 Real Estate. April 18 and 19. Lipmans, Interviewing tor Management Trainees. Prefer degrees in Busi ness. Marketing, and Fashion Merchandising April 19. JekJ-Wen, Inc. Interviewing for Production Management Trainee. B.A. or M.B.A. io Business Admmistraton - Production Management or re lated. April 20. Jackson County I.E.D Interviewing lor Elementary Educational Resource Centers. April 20. Southwestern Life Insurance Company Interviewing tor Sales and Sales Management. AH majors.April 20. Pape Bros.. Inc. Intervtewinq for Sales Training Program. Some emphasis on Mar keting is necessary. April 20. G.M.A. Research Corporation Interviewing for Account Executve Bachelor's or master's degree in Marketing or Communications and Advertising. April 21. Citibank - International Banking Group. Interview ing for Management Trainees. Candidates must be citizens of specific foreign countries (Asian, Afri can. European, Lain American, and Middle East ern - a list of specific countries is at 246 Susan Campbell) with English language proioency Students planning to student teach fal Term must submit or update their sfodent teaching folder to the Office of Field Experience Programs. Educa tion Annex by Friday. April 14. Anyone interested in sharing or dsplaying their knowledge, projects, displays, etc. on solar energy is invited to participate at the Eugene Downtown Mai. Please contact Anne Olson at the Survival Center. EMU. or can 343-2482 POLICY The Emerald's briefs column is open to anyone wishing to announce meetings, lectures or miscel laneous events. Briefs are run only once and are subject to space Hmitalons. They should be typed and triple-spaced in a 65-character margin. Indude al pertinent information, inducing the date you want it to run. Also, include a name and phone number in case we have questions. Events with donations or admission charges wii not be consi dered. All items must be turned in by 2 p.m the day before pubic at ion at foe Emerald office. Room 300. EMU. Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday except during exam waeks and vacations, by the Oregon Deity Emerald Publahing Co., Inc., at the University of Oregon, Eugene. Ore. 97403. 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