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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1978)
et al Coalition sets protest SALEM — The Religious Coalition Against the Death Penalty will voice its objection to Ballot Measure 8, which would reinstate capital punishment, at a public rally a march and a bread and soup supper here Wednesday. The public rally will start at noon on the steps of the state Capitol in Salem. At 1 p.m., marchers will move to the Oregon State Penitentiary from the Capitol. At 3 p.m . denominational meetings will be held for those interested at locations to be specified after the march. A free bread and soup supper will be offered at 5:30 p.m. in the Bearcat Cavern, Putnam University Center. Afterward, Bishop Jack Tuell will present the Religious Coalition s argument against the death penalty. China fellowships offered The Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's Republic of China (CSCPRC) announces a program of fellowships for advanced training in the People s Republic of China. Seven fellowships will be given for students currently enrolled in graduate degree prog rams at the University with three years of Chinese. Contact the Department of East Asian Languages for applications. Deadline for applications is Nov. 13. Energy series to start Robert Lorenzen, Eugene architect and research associate with the University’s Solar Energy Center, will deliver the first talk Wednes day in a noon public lecture series on solar energy to be sponsored this fall by the University Solar Energy Center. Lorenzen, author of a book entitled “Solar Buildings in the Pacific Northwest,” will discuss Solar Heating in Oregon.’’ Lectures in the free University series will be held at 12:30 p.m. in the EMU, room to be posted. University alumni add four to board Four new members have been appointed to the University of Oregon Alumni Association’s Board of Directors. Added to the board are Du Icy Ann Mahar of Portland, a 1963 University graduate who is com munications director for the Oregon Education Association; Nancy Drew Altenhofen of Med ford, a 1961 University graduate who owns a Medford clothing store with her husband, Greg; Carl Blackburn of Tacoma, Wash., a 1971 University graduate who is manager of corporate support communications for the Weyerhaeuser Corporation; and Greg Marshall, a 1971 University graduate who is president of the Marshall Leasing Company of Portland. Two Alumni Association board members, Jim Roberts of Spokane and Roger Martin of Lake Oswego, have been ap pointed to second three-year board terms. Roberts, a 1955 Uni versity graduate, is an executive with the Seattle First National Bank in Spokane. The nation’s most respected Paralegal school welcomes the Class of ’79 With graduation just around the comer, you can finally get down to the business of finding a career. 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EmarMd aubacripttona ara *7 par ram and $20 par yaar 886-5611 886-3712 886-4343 886-4381 Torn Wade Maiody Wan) Man t-prdback Parte* 3MKan Ton EM QMnOMona Sparta EdMor VWw&Mx A8U0 Comnxnity Consumer Oaparanantt and Schools Local Pottos SAgtt EcHor Production Corarobsr Jm Alan CaCisdna Slagnar HaMd Kevin Hafdan Ann Tisnaman Ks» Osborn Jm WacMsr AonTienemen Sandka fArlHidan Cad Bryant Tracy Simpson Joan Ormbay peanuts ® X PON'T 5EE WHY I CAN'T TAKE THIS POLE. AMP JUST REACH RI6HT OVER THERE ANP... briefs MEETINGS The Gerontology Association wM be hold ng a pottuck timet meeting and aodal on Wednesday. October 25 al 630 p.m. In the Newman Carter (1850 Emerald SI.) Al irtereeted students, staff, facrtty and community members are invited. Those who attend are welcome to bring famity and friends; they are also asked to bring some food or drink to share and plaoe settings (plates, cups, silverware). For more tntormaSon contact the Gerontology As sociation oNce (Suita 3. EMU. *3749) or Susan Lanapery. 689-2327 The Sierra Ckfc w8 hold an informal brown bag lunch today at noon in the EMU. room to be posted, to dscusa forestry problems David Bernstein. Field Representative for tie Re form Kibbutz Movement In Israel, is speaking about Israel’s communal farms, the Kibbutzim, at 1230 pm. today. EMU room to be posted. Mddto East analyst Todd Wanjick wit speak on "Camp David — Realty of Peace.’ torvgfit at 730 p.m. in the EMU Forum. Attorney General Jim Redden w*l speak on be half of Gov. Bob Straub at the Eugene Demoforum at noon today at North's Chuck Wagon. 2864 WH tametteSt Redden wfl draw oompariaons between Bob Straub's and Victor Abyeh's positions on the The University Veterans are hosting U S Rap. Jm Weaver, D-Ore., on Tuesday at 130 p m. in the EMU (room to be posted). Weaver wHI speak on the rumored pulout of campus Veterans' Administra tion Campus represent abves and several other vstersn-retated iaeuea. jndudng House Resolution 9981. which would amend G.l. education benefit* to 54 mortha and stop Vie 10-year delmltlng date HLM "Union Mads wa be shown 230 p m today in tie IMC This llm is being shown as a part of E S 410. Art as a PoWcal Medium MISCELLANEOUS Israel FofcDencfrigie tonight and every Tuesday night si Bp m. to tie Wesley Carter, 1238 Kincaid, with no admiaaion charge The Eugene Sri Ctinmoy Canter sfi offer a free course in introductory medtaton beginning Wed nesday at 7p.m. and contfratng tor seven oonascu tive Wednesday evenings houtfi December 6 at 1754 Patterson. For more inlormation call 4644)457 or 345-B32B. The Weatmoraiand Community Cantor ol the Eugene Paries and Recreation Department is sponsoring an evening tor pubic input tonight from 8 p.m. to 930 p.m. A8 center staff wd be on hand to meet area residents and aachange Informalon. Bring your ideas to 1545 W. 22nd Ave. Call 687-5317 tor details WOMEN ATHLETES: Last year's tetter Jackets have arrived. They can be picked itp in frie equip ment room in Eaalnger between 9 am and 2 p.m. POLICY The Emeralds briato column is open to anyone wishing to announce meetings, lectures or miacst laneous events Briefs are run only once and are subied to space Imlalions. They should be typed and tripie-apecad in a 66-character margin. Indude all partners information, including tie data you want it to asi. Aieo, include a name and phone number in case we have questions. Events with donations or acfrnisaion charges wd not be ac cepted Al bams must be turned in by 2 pm. the day before pubBcatton at tie Emerald dice. Room 300, EMU Food Service EMU FOOD SERVICE DELICATESSEN OPEN 11-7 Mon-Fri 5-7:00 Sundays] MEATS •Raft Salami •Pastrami (turkey) •Roast Beef •Peppered Beef •Ham •Turkey •Salami (turkey) •Ham Stick (turkey) •Ham (turkey) CHEESES •Swiss •Tillamook •Cheddar •Provalone BREADS •Light & Dark Rye *Cracked Wheat •Wheat Berry •Onion Rolls SALADS •Bean *Potato •Macaroni *Cole Slaw BAGELS
