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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1978)
etal Male liberation included among workshop topics The current status of men's lib eration will be the focus of a weekend conference to be held in Seattle, Dec. 1-3. The "Northwest Regional Con ference on Men and Masculinity” will bring together men’s groups from the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia. It is being sponsored by the Seattle Metro center YMCA. Registration is $9 and the con ference is open to the public and women are welcome to partici pate. For more information .contact Metrocenter, (206)447-4551,909 4th Ave., Seattle, WA 98104. PRE HOLLY DAY SALE Dresses Reg. 48.00 Sweaters Reg. 23.00 Jeans Reg. 25.00 Shirts Reg. 20.00 Now 28.99 Now 16.99 Now 19.99 Now 12.99 Great Christmas Savings Now! T^qNy’s j 880 East 13th 96 hamburger, ham. bacon, fried egg, onion, tomato, etc. O’Callahan’s 440 Coburg Rd. 990 5 - 11 P.M. $2.50 343-1221 ctailyemerald hamburger, ham, bacon, tried egg, onion, tomato, etc. The Oregon Deity Emerald is puMshed Mondey through Friday ex oept during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon Deity Emerald PuMahing Co., Inc., at the Diversity at Oregon, Eugene. Ore 97403 The Oregon Dally Emerald operates indapendenlty of the Udveraity wit) dices on the *»rd lloor ot the Ert» Memorial Union and Is a member of the Associated Press Emerald subscriptions are $7 per term and $20 per year News and Edtoriel 886-5611 Display Advertising and Business 886-3712 Production assailed Advertising 666-4343 686-4381 Ed tor Managing Ed tor Tom WoMs News Edtor Photo Edtor Melody Ward Marv Fjordbeck Patrick Stdhran Graphics Edttor Editorial Page Edtor rig. , irta bpons ttjiof Tom E9et Glen Gibbons John Harris Sports Supplement Edtor Ken Sands Page 2 Wilt Editor Aaaodate EdMore: ASUO Community Consumer Departments and Schools Environment Features Local PoMcs State PoHcs Stale Systems and Student Services Ubrartan Night Editor Aasl News Edtor Production Manager Adverting Manager Salts MmaQir ControSer Judy Emereor Kathtaan Monje Jm AHen Lorraine Nelson Mary Foran Catherine Siegner Jock Hedl aid Kewi Harden Ann Treneman Kal Osborn Jwn weerwer Tom WcHe Ken Sands Sandra McMuHan Cart Bryant Tracy Simpson Jaan Ownbey 4 Shah support draws fire Several local Iranian student groups will join together today for a demonstration protesting American support for the recent establish ment of a military government in Iran. The protest will begin at noon at the EMU terrace and will move downtown for an afternoon rally. The protestors will also make a stop in front of the offices of the Eugene Register-guard to object to the ' American news media's mis representation of the true situation in Iran. “Iran today appears very much like Vietnam in 1964, and that should be of grave concern to the American people, writes the Iranian students’ Association in a sheet advertising the demonstration. “We hope that those Americans who have gone through the Chilean and Vietnamese experience will not let such a thing happen again. By joining our demonstration on Friday, you can raise your voice in protest against the U.S. government's support of the shah. peanuts ® SORRY I'M LATE, MAAM.. THE BATTERY IN MY HEAP UJENT PEAP C 1«y« Un—d F«Mura SinilfH. Inc MEETINGS Representative* ot ai foreign student orgerua tion* are rMled to attend a meeting with the new Foreign Student Organa aeon Director and rep reoentaavee ct the ASUO to dteouae gutdelnee at the Ofloe pertcrmence. The meeting wW be held m Room 206 EMU. today at 4 pm For more inlorme tkm call the FSO at 886-4387 Urwersiy Ibertanane we meet today at 130 p m in tie EMU. room to be poated The Lane County Young Democrats and the Oliver sty Democrats wil hold a |oln! meeting this Satvday at 1 p.m in the EMU room to be peeled The Una County Basse ties Officials Aasocta aon m maeSng at North Eugene High School each Sunday evening at 7 p.m First and second year officials meet prior to the general meeting at 530 p.m. More basketball officials era needed this year For Kathsr intormatkm, please ceS 748-9706 01484-1640. FORUMS The Latter-Day Saints Studert Association will hold its Friday Forum today horn 12:30 p m to 120 p.m in the LOS Inatltute ot Relglon at 16th Avenue and Alder Street Optional luncheon wil be available The Gerontology Association is sponsoring a panel dscuaaion tonight on ' PoaMve Aspects oI Aging." The event is free and open to the pubic Local older adults wM be the Matured speakers Rstreahmeraaw* be served It wit at taka place at 7 p.m. in the EMU. room to be posted mmccuanbous The Affirmafve Action Workshop lor Admnietra ion and Finance. Pubic Services, and Student Service Areas regarding data collection and In terim Report, is today at 830 a.m. in the EMU mi mewne& pushed ttt POWNHIU.TO 6ET/W HEAP STARTER ANP I 8AN6EP INTO A TREE! SHE'S U)QRR MAAM! Woodwind octet to play II Divertimento, Swiss woodwind octet will perform at Beall Hall Sunday and Monday at 8 p.m. as part of the University Chamber Music Series. Return tickets for the first balcony and main floor seats are availa ble at the University School of Music Office erf Community Relations and at the door for $4 (students) and $5 (general admission). Second balcony seats are also available at $3. briefs Lux on ofttoera and ttaea inrohed n collecting Ml tor atirmatwe action purpoaal and tooae re aponafclelor oompllngendaeaen«angthe>Bporte ara rogue atad to attend The Organization of Arab Studente a preeanting an Arab Cultural MgM Saturday at 630 p m Hald m the EMU Bdkocm tha avant toatoiaa a dinner, a cultural ataw and an art aHM Sunday night tha Cooperative Chrtelan Mmierry w taking a aoup auppar from 6 p m. to 730 p m at tha Newman Carter Sunday at 6 p m a tha Wealey Cantor thara ia a anack auppar Ray T Itofcew Crumbley Of toe Flret Unaad Methods! Church art fpve the aarmon at tha 6:45 aarvtca Tha laal totomesorwl CiAures Sanaa' poOuck to ba held Sunday, laaturaa Scandinavian tood and muae Dinner Dogma at 530 p m in Hamatorv Ounn lounge, tha program atarta at 630 p m Ttaaa mtareatad ataUd bring Northern European tood and utonarie For more ntormabon contact Chnattna Waltons art 4367 or Helmut Plant art 4059 A Rartoow Potuck Dinner wil ba hold lor tha AASU. BSU MEChA. and NASU poopla on Sun day at6p.m. at thelongpwuee. 1606 Columbia St. Members and hrtenM ara ugad to bring a cultoral ddi » any quaedona cal 666-4342 POLICY Tha Emerald a bnala column ia open to anyone wtohlng to announca moabngs. lacturaa or mlaoet lanaoua events Bnala ara tun only onoa and am aubiaoi to apaoa Imhallone. They ahould ba typed and trtple-apaced In a 66-charader margm Indude ak partnert mlormaaon. mdudng too data you want It to rut Aiao. nduda a name and phone nuntoer In caaa wa have tpiaatone Evanta with donalona or admlaaion chargee w* ne* ba oonat dmd Al Mama muet ba turned In by 2 p m. toe day before puMcatton at the Emerald otooa. Boom 300. EMU Friday, Novambar 17,1978
