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• • •6t dl PEANUTS® NfMO lift! TH£Sc ARE C'S THEY'RE VERv IMPORTANT IF yOU OuJN A CA Ut=l UjhtN YOU wR.TS TO A PR;£nP"ABOUT YOUR CAT YOU hAVE TO KNOW HOW TO .MA^c 600P C'5 V Geologist gives seminar today The University anthropology and geology departments jointly sponsor a visit by Robert West, a curator of geology and adjunct professor of paleontology. Uni versity of Wisconsin West wiB give a seminar this af ternoon at 3:30 in 307 Vulcanoi ogy on “Paleontology and Plate Tectonics. ’ A lecture tonight at 8 in 133 Gil bert will enable West to explore “Ancient Mammals and Drifting Continents.” Poet Stanford reads tonight Poet Arm Stanford wil give a reading of her works tonight at 8 in 146 Straub Hall. Stanford, a professor of English at California State University, North ndge. is the author of six books of poetry. Stanford will also lecture on “The Landscape of Poetry,” Tuesday at 4 p.m. in 146 Straub. Expert to talk on American economy tonight The End of the American Em pire: Underlying Causes and Wiat Ues Ahead” will be pre sented tonight at 8 in the EMU, room to be posted. American Economist Edward Boorstein will lecture, as spon sored by the May Day Cultural Committee and the EMU Cultural Forum. Boorstein has worked for the Federal Reserve Board, for the post World War Two U.S. military government in Germany and more recently, for Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Commerce. In Chile, he was an assistant to President AJIendes economic advisor, for many months prior to the coup in 1973. Currently, Boorstein is doing research on aspects of the economic and urban problems in the United States. You may guarantee your right to additional coverage later with THE UNIVERSITY KEY PLAN. Check it out. If we don’t can you, call us (484-7212) Doug Bowen- Darlene Ford- Bob Saturley Ed Reed KENTUCKYr CENTRAI I.Il l*: INSURANCE COMPANY 1851 GARDES AVENUE o EUGENE. OREGON 97403 Your Key to Security Since 1901 Mysticism topic of prof’s talks A professor of religious studies at Yale University wil give a lec ture series beginning Tuesday on “Variation of Asian Mysticism" in the EMU Ballroom at 730 p.m. Michea! Saso wi# speak Tues day on Indian mysticism, Wed nesday on Chinese mysticism and Thursday on Japanese mysti cism. The lecture series is sponsored by the University Religious Studies Department. ASUO hosts EWEB forum Eugene Water and Electric Board candidates win appear on campus Tuesday in an open forum sponsored by the ASUO. Candidates Tom Teutich, Jack Craig, John Bartels and Calvin Shmidt will speak and respond to audience questions in the EMU, room to be posted, between noon and 2 p.m. JSU sponsors Rabbi's speech Rabbi Lennie Thai, dean of Hebrew Union College Reform Rabbinical School, win speak to a University audience on Judaism and Homosexuality'' Tuesday at noon in the EMU, room to be posted. The speech is sponsored by the Jewish Student Union and the public is welcome to attend. Volunteerism panel’s topic The University YWCA sponsored Women — Speak series wil present “Volunteerism: Responsibility or RipoffT’ Tues day at noon in the EMU, room to be posted. Panelists vwll include Myra Mil ler, professor in the Wallace School of Community Service and Community Affairs: Liz Heath, ex ecutive director of the Voluntary Action Center; Jan Calvert, presi dent of the League of Women Voters and Sheryl Burgess, volun teer coordinator of the Christian Family Institute. Student loan info session set The opportunity for recipients of National Direct Student Loans to learn more about the loan pro gram wiH be offered Tuesday at the EMU, room to be posted, from 3 to 4 p.m. This meeting is designed to give borrowers more information con cerning both their rights and re sponsibilities and a chance to meet with Business Office staff members. African priest speaks tonight The Rev. Edward Wilson, an Anglican priest from Uganda, Af rica, will speak at the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection, 3925 Hilyard St., at 8 tonight. Wilson will talk about his native Uganda and will show films about conditions there at the present time. He is touring the United States to acquaint Americans with conditions in Uganda. The lecture is open to the public and a freewill offering will be taken. A coffee hour will follow. briefs The Campue Zar Faluaahta «M meet tar trmM adon today Pom 130 lo220p m. In toe BdU. room tobapoaiad LECTUMES Cdeetd rinn—i Ml icee* on the and of tie Amartcw ampra Undartytng cwaaa and «M laa r it" Bright Room 23" QSbert al i Boorstain haa artier. socks Poul hta experience at an ecorwnacadvieorlePadt RdetCaalro and Mende Ram Cmmanuel Roee tram Portends Tampa BaP laraai «■ apeak on "Soviet Jaawy — From SMin To Today" Tueedey at 730In die EMU. room to Pa pottirt Sponeered by toe Jeatah Student Union. CAMPUS WTERVKWS Cnantadcn nwrjr tapfrtntng the sarvtcea a «WM to |0P aaaaam am hatd every Thursday at 330 pjn. at t» Career Planning and Placement Samoa 244 Suaan Campbal Hal. Free work thopatarteMiie ertkig, pb Htarviaailng. pb Ind ing. and an acton plan amriahop ana ottered each weak during toe term. LMnga tar immedtoa Kit tjm© tnc QBrmmnmw /oos wto avapao© ai w Suaan Campbal Hal. All Campus VOLLEYBALL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT May 13 Entries due: May 10, 4 p.m. at Gerlinger Hall, Rm. 8 For more info call ext. 4121 Special arrangements (or workshops and rntnr Hew sign-up M«i are naWM tor hanricapped students by caBng 896-3235 IntarriewMgrMtoeheetstortaetoiowtngorgani asttonewM be posted* 246 SueanCampbel Hal Wednesday at 8 15 am May 15. St Paul Preparty 8 UatMty Insurance IraerviewinB tor poaWtooa In UndanMMng. Claims and Loaa-Pravanaorv AW majors and degress May 15 and 16. Beaverton School OMrtoL Mar yiaaang tor Qamaraary (RsgUar, MuMc. and Phys ical Educaaon). Sacondary (Mato and Jurtor M<*i Science). Spaach Therapat and SpecM Educe May 16 Uncoto County School DtotrtcL Mar Hawing tor Bamanary and Sacondary poaMona Spadtc vacancies Mad at 246 Suaan Campbe* Hat. May 16. Msaopottan U*a Inauranca Co. Mar Hawing tor poaMona In Salaa and Managmant. At "TSty ITJEqXSSutoAaaumnoa Co. ManAaw Irg lor Sales and Merks6ngManagementTr*neee. May 17 Waatwand Restaurants, Lid. (Wendys Hamtxagers). InServrswWog tor Managemnt Tran ing positions May 18. UARCO Bualnaaa Forma. MarHawng tor Salaa Reptseentatoree. BachaloTa dagraa in Bualnaaa AdmMafrMKm. Markabng, or PoMcal Science. May 18. Southwaalam Ufa Inauranca Co. frttor viewlng tar poaMona In Salaa and Salaa Managa mant AW majors and dagraaa. Actors needed-AuMtona wit be held May 10 and 11 tor asvan onaact plays at 7 p.m. in Room 202. VKard Hal Psrtacord la an Mraapedtve sxhtodon m (bars by Shsroid Barr. Holy Huaan. Lauda Kovack. Malania Ruby and Diana Smiech Tha ahow la In Salary 141, Lawranca Hal unN Friday. Tha Gal lery la open from 10-5. Tha Dean of Hebrew Union Colaga (LA. Cam pus). Rabbi lanrta Thai. w* be on campus Tues day to Interview students who may be mier sated In H.U.C. s Ratorm Rabbinical School or Is Graduate Schools of Jewish Education and Jewish Com munal Service Please phone toe Jewish Student Union, 886-4366. tor an appoinenant POUCY Tha Emarakf a briefs column la open to anyone triahing to announce meetings, lectures or miecst taneous events. Briefs are run only onoa and are subiecl to space tmftalona They should be typed end kipls spaced to a 66-characlar margin. Include al pertinent Monretton, inducing the (tele you want t to run. Also, indude a name and phone number to case we hays quest ona. Events wl*i donation* or edmiedon charges wNI not bo ac repdd At Kama must be turned in by 2 pm. Via day betore publcaton at tie Emerald ofioa. Room 300. 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