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Halloween disco set
People of all ages are invited to join the Eugene Easter Seal School
and KBDF Radio for a Great Pumpkin Halloween Disco at Odyssey
3001 in Springfield Tuesday, beginning at 8 p.m.
Prizes will be awarded to the best dancers and those wearing the
best costumes.
Hosted by the KBDF air-personalities and sponsored by Pepsi, the
disco will raise money for a new therapy pool for the Easter Seal School.
Admission is $2 per person.
Sex roles discussed
The University YMCA Women/Speak series will feature “Impres
sions of Sex Roles in China” Wednesday at noon in the Erb Memorial
Union. Barbara Koser, Cynthia Wooten and Jeanine Bennett, partici
pants in the recent U.S.-China Friendship Association Study Tour, will
show slides and discuss the roles of men and women in
China.Women/Speak is free and open to the public.
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Tax measures
6 and 11
explained
Padget Engen will present an
informational session on
Oregon’s tax limitation proposals,
Ballot Measures 6 and 11. The
session, sponsored by the
“Friends of the Eugene Public Li
brary,” will be held at City Hall in
the council chamber Wednesday
at 7:30 p.m.
The session is open to the pub
lic and is free of charge.
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Psychologist awarded
Peter Lewinson, a University psychology professor, was awarded
Saturday for his “effective and creative approaches to the treatment of
depression.”
Lewinson, a national authority on the study of depression, has
worked for the last 10 years developing research leading to treatment
theories in the field.
The award was one of four presented by the Mental Health Associ
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LECTURE
The University's biology department wtl sponsor
a lecture by George Cerrol today at 4 p m in 3a
ence I, Room 16. The lecture is entitled The Des
cent of Fixed Nitrogen through a Coniferous
Canopy: A Shell Game In the Rain."
rhe Houston Women’s Conference and future
plans for women s rights will be the main topics
tonight at 730 at a public meeting in Harris Hal.
The meeting is co-sponsored by the Eugene Com
mission or tie Rights of Women and The Eugene
Women s Poiticai Caucus.
The women s commission invites the piA)ic to
participate in the discussion ci con
•SShee and to see a film featuring actress Jean
Stapleton, emitted "A Simple Matter of Justice."
For mors informal on contact Andy Clement in
the City Hunan Rights ofloe at 687-5010.
Growing Alternative Youth, a peer support group
for young gay people. wN meet tonight at 8. The
group is in the process of reorganizing and needs
input
For location and more ntarmaton cal GAYouth
at 686-3360. or call 343-8130
The Incidental Fee Committee wil meet today at
430 p.m. in the EMU, room lo be posted This wtl
be the la* meeting before elections On the agenda
is Office of Student Advocacy EMU Board. Foren
sics. SEARCH and Food-Op. The meeting is open
to the pubic
A Pre-law Informal on Conference w* take place
Nov. 6 If the EMU from 2pm to 4 p.m. Represen
tatrres from 12 West Coast law schools will presets
a panel dtecuasion t> be folowed by dscuasions at
tables sal up lor each tew school
Interview sign-up sheets for the following
oragsrzabors wil be posted at 246 Susan Camp
bal Hal oh Wednesday at 8:15 a.m
Nov 6-7 US. Cam pooler d the Currency (busi
ness. finance, accoutring and eoon majors)
Nov. 8-7. Laventhoi S Horweth (accounting ma
jors)
Nov 6. Aflaneon Grad School of Admristralon.
Wiamette U. (alt mtereteed students)
Nov 6-8. U S. Navy (aviation, rite*pence busi
ness corps)
Nov 7. American Grad. School ot Internatonal
Management (al degrees, graduates or under
graduates.)
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Nov 7. International Paper finance majors BS
and MBA)
Nov. 8 Procter & Gambia (a* majors tor sales
management)
Nov. 8. Canada Lite Assurance (all majors tor
Nov 9 Umpqua NaSonal Forest (sociology BA.
plus)
Nov. 9. Padtc Northwest Bel (computing, math
or business majors)
Nov 10 Georgia Padlc (accounting and compu
ter acienoe majors)
Nov. 10 Coopers SLybrand (accounting majors)
In addHIon to the above, two schools will be on
campus to talk with interested students. Rooms wU
be posted at the EMU.
Nov. 8. Harvard University. C**y A n-"
“•—Vitta. :0 S.~. B rwon.
Nov. 9. Pacrilc University. Pre-optometry sto
derts. 10 am. to noon Pre-physical therapy stu
dents 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Orientation sessions explaining the services a
valaOle to job seekers are held every Thursday at
330 p.m. at tie Career Planning 8 Placement Ser
vice. 246 Susan Campbel Hal Usttogs tor Im
medate tol-lme and permanent jobs are available
in job note books in tie looby.
Free workshops are ottered In resume wrtlng
and job interviewing Sign-up sheets are posted In
246 Susan Campbel Hal Special arrangements
are avakebie tor hardcapped students by phoning
686-3235
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers are needed tils week in tie Idowhq
areas. For more information cal Voluntary Acton
Center at 342-4451
Smal group oi children stoose mothers are sui
tering an emotional crisis need some special atten
tion from people who can spare a tew hours per
week.
Math tutor is needed to help student with basic
ski Is in muMptcation and dMsion. Times wf be
arranged
Program planners and developers are needed to
serve on a Steering committee ot a new corrections
program where tiey wtl assist in pubic relations
Hairdresser is wanted to demonstrate good hex
care techniques and appropriate »tying to a small
group of women Nov 9. 1 p.m. to 230 p.m
Animal adopfton counselors are needed tor a
new program Volunteers must be assertive, de
pendable and able to fudge character. Training tM
be provided.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Drinking Decisions Program, which teaches
people how to figure blood alcohol level. wS hold a
tree onsntaBon today M 730 p.m.
Anyone Interested Is invited to attend at 795 Vil
la mette St. Room 204
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