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Yes. the Emerald staff does know how to count. Just because m
yesterday s paper Page 8 was where page 2 should have been, and
vice-versa. and Page 11 was where Page 5 should have been, and
vice-versa, doesn't mean we flunked Math 095. What it means is that
our pnmer must have flunked Math 095. Whatever the reason , we hope
it wasn t too confusing.
Oh. one other thing Is the on page 2?
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Nuclear power
foes to air film
The Last Slide Show, a fWm
about people taking action against
the arms race, nuclear weaponry
and nuclear power, wil be shown
tonight at 7 .30 in the EMU room to
be posted
After the showing, there wl be
a discussion about the norrvio
lent direct action to take place
May 22 at the Trident mi fctary base
near Seattle. Wash. This action of
cjv# cksobecfcence ts expected to
be the largest at an American
maximum security facHity.
Local sponsors of the May 22
action include the Lane County
War Resisters League and the
Trojan Decommissioning AJkance
of Eugene.
Job workshop
seeks students
An eight-week L/fe-Plamtnc
Support" workshop for students
who are having problems witf
career plans wil begin at 7 tonight.
The workshop wiM focus or
sid commuracabon skifts tntor
mason about on-campus and off
campus resoiaces for formulating
career plans wii also be provided.
For a pre-interv »w. contac
Maria Rojo at 686-3235 or Lee
Drucker at 686-3418 Rofo s <
counselor for mmorty groups anc
Drucker. a masters candidate r
mental health and career plan
ning. has expenence in cotatse*
ing and working wth groups.
Media, labor plan forum
A two-day workshop at the
Eugene Hotel Thursday and Fri
day will bring together labor lead
ers and media representatives to
consider the rote of the media in
interpreting labor issues.
The workshop, to start at 8:30
a.m. Thursday in the Emerald
Room and at 8:30 a m. Friday in
the Enterprise Room, will include
a luncheon address at noon Fri
day by Oregon Gov. Bob Straub.
Straub will speak in the King Cote
Room.
Sponsor of the workshop is the
Oregon Labor Education and Re
search Center (LERC), at the
University. Co-sponsor of the
Straub talk is the Lane County
Labor Forum.
Workshop sessions Thursday
wiR be geared to teaching publica
tions techniques to labor union
personnel. Friday the workshop
will focus on the commercial
media’s coverage of organized
labor.
Participating in Friday panel
discussions will be Pat Randall of
Salem, secretary-treasurer of the
Oregon AFL-CIO; Robert Ingalls,
publisher of the Corvallis
Gazette-Times; Dulcy Mahar,
communications director of the
Oregon Education Association in
Salem; Fred Webb, news director
of radio station KUGN in Eugene;
Pat Leyden, commisioner of the
Federal Mediation and Concilia
tion Service in Portland and
David Selvin, editor of Northern
California Labor, a San Francisco
labor newspaper.
Registration costs are $20 for
both days and $10 for Friday only
Forms may be obtained from the
Labor Education and Research
Center, room 154 PLC, 606-5054.
Earth Week plans begin
The University Survival Center will hoW a general staff meeting for
everyone interested in environmental 'ssues today at 3:30 tn room 102
Gtfbert. Members will plan activities and projects for spring, including
Earth Week, Sun Day. and Alaska Conservation Day. Contact the
Survival Center at 686-4356 for further information.
Film on vasectomy set
Planned Parenthood Assoaa
» bon of Lane County wil offer a
i program. "Vasectomy — Whatsit
I AX About?" tonight at 7:30 at the
Eugene Public Library. 100 W.
13th Ave.
A short film wil be shown and a
physician wil answer questions
and provide information.
Vasectomy is a permanent
method of birth control for a man.
It is minor surgery performed in a
physician's office.
For more information, call
Dorothy Schwarz at 344-2632.
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