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Wildlife report discussed
The Survival Center will be sponsoring a meeting this evening for
those persons interested in commenting on the "Draft Environmental
Impact Statement: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Sen/ice’s Mammalian Pre
dator Damage Management for Livestock Protection in the Western
United States." The meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the EMU,
room to be posted.
Included at the meeting will be a slide presentation on the subject of
predator control by Sara Polenick, Northwest Field Representative for
Defenders of Wildlife. The comment period on this statement ends Feb.
11. Copies of the statement will be available at the meeting from the
Survival Center, Suite I, EMU.
Preview bus deadline set
Friday is the deadline for bus reservations for Portland and Salem
area residents who want chartered bus transportation to Eugene Feb.
10 to attend the University Preview.
Cost is $6 from Portland and $5 from Salem for the roundtrip.
The Preview is a day-long program to introduce the University to
prospective students and their parents. Students at any level in high
school or those enrolled in community colleges are encouraged to
attend.
The day's events include a series of morning presentations in
various academic areas and afternoon sessions on “special interest”
topics such as financial aid, the Honors College, sports, student gov
ernment, housing, health care and performing arts.
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Also:
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Corrections,
amplifications
Nestle Co. products are dif
ficult, if not impossible, to use
properly in TTiird World na
tions, Cynthia Kokis says.
Kokis was inaccurately
quoted in Tuesday’s Emerald
as saying the Nestle products
are devoid of any meaningful
nutritional value and may
even be harmful to Third
World children’s growth.
Second summer
writing project
scheduled
Applications are being ac
cepted now for the second sum
mer institute of the University Writ
ing Project, which will be held on
campus June 25 to July 26.
Teachers of writing with experi
ence at any grade level from
elementary through community
college may apply.
Application forms have been
mailed to school districts and indi
vidual schools. Forms and further
information also may be obtained
from Nathaniel Teich, project di
rector, English Department. Tele
phone 686-3982 or 686-3911.
Essay competition opens
A $250 first place prize will be awarded to winners of a political
essay competition, which has an April 1 deadline. The title of the essay
is “The Principles of Free Government.”
The Philo Sherman Bennett competition also will award $150 for
second prize and $100 for third prize.
For details stop by the department of political science in Room 936,
PLC.
Center plans assessed
Plans for a two-block civic center complex in downtown Eugene will
come before the Eugene City Council at a meeting today.
The Eugene Civic Center Commission recommended last week
that the council accept a New York architectural firm's plan for develop
ing the two-block area bounded by 6th and 7th avenues and by Oak and
Olivo stroots
An $18.5-million bond issue for a performing arts facility and park
ing was approved by Eugene voters last year.
Hardy Holzmann Pfeiffer Associates of New York have recom
mended using the west block of that area for performing arts facility,
which, as now proposed, will include a music hall, theater and parking
on one block of the site.
The council will consider the recommendation at 1130 a m. today
at the Kings Table in the Oakway Mall.
Review asks for poetry
The National Poetry Press, publisher of the College Poetry Review,
announces that the dosing date for the submission of manuscripts by
college students is Feb. 15.
Any student attending either junior or senior college is eligible to
submit his or her verse. There is no limitation as to form or theme.
Shorter works are preferred because of space limitations.
Each poem must be typed or printed on a separate sheet and must
bear the name and home address of the student and the college
address as well.
Manuscripts should be sent to the Office of the Press, National
Poetry Press, Box 218, Agoura, Calif. 91301
briefs
MEETMQS
The Model United Nation* QUb tel have ■ man
datary mealing tor m membars and intonated per
sons at 730 tonight in the 9th »oor PLC lounge
Anyone in tie dub or Interested in the dub that
cannot mate the meeting ehould contact Paul
Johneon at 686-4883 or David at 485-7167
Phi Bela Lambda, an organization tor etodenta of
business, computer aaenoe, aduartaing.puttc re
lations, and a« related tel da. tel meat today at 4
p.m. in Room 243Q4bert. Weeing tknee. dalea and
piaoaa wB be dtecussed. a* teal at the upcoming
IFC budget haartnge and toe State Leader dip
Conference In Sun River
The Stodenl University Advisory Board wM hold a
meeting today at 330 The room tel be an
nounced.
Lutheran etudent/young adult group meets this
evening at 8 at the Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid
St.
Mortar Board mate ng tel be haid tonight at 5 30
at tie home of Liz Mag nut ton and Held Knicker
bocker 242 E. 14th St.. Apt. 3. Aa Me la a potluck
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doner, flow who Wind am encouraged lo bring
food or drink
UntvarWy Woman in Tranatoon wW hold a gen
eral meeting tonight al 7 in tha EMU foam lo bf
poeted) Qua* apeaker wfl ba Loretta DarMa,
counaetor and Inakuctor at Lana Community Coi
laga and tha Urtverafy. whowtoprc wflbe f I Can
Do it. So Cat You."
Looting Qtaw Youfi and Famey Samoa, Inc. if
a private non-proW agency, which prowtow oom
prehonaive facial aanricw to youfi who have ex
perienced tanriy raided ptobtome or dfloulty in
aodai aaluafwant
Locking Qlaaa Youth and Family Senricea. Inc.
wM hold an open hoaaa today from 3 to 7 p.m. lor
tha community, to oalabrala tha racer* ramodaing
of fa cauneefng/ahaltor ladtty at 590 River Rd.
Lana County CooMaaionar AnMa Wainatain.
River Road aaa a ragraaantofva. W be toe guaat
apaakar at toe ceremony and tha ribbon cutfng
which wtfl begin el 3:15 p.m.
VOLUNTEERS
Votomaara ara naadad tar toe Sodafza*on Out
raach Program at tha Lana County Hetoth Oivracn
Oia can gain exparianca working In a mental
haafh program and learn about acme ol tha other
human aarvicaa in tMa county For more Mom
tion pieaaa canted Bab Conley at 398 E. 10*i Ave .
S6S4013. Monday-Friday from 830 am. to 5 p.m.
Work-etudy atudena may alao apply
FORUM
Thera wil be an ECKANKAR Introductory Hm
panaMectura-dacuaaDn tonight at 730 It writ ba
hold in Gertngar Lounge (Alumni Hal) and ia fee
M ara watcom* 10 a hand Ratraahmanu m* Do .
aerved Thoaa who hewe aped*c quealone on
ma aspect ol Bieapmtual aorta and ECKANKAR
ara welcome to coma and aak ona or ** d the
mrtalaa on tta panal lor thar point* ol vtaa
Gay Rap la an opart. atomal dacuaeion group
•tat maat» aaaldy to oHar aupport to homoeaxual
and tXMKual worner and maa Tonight* maating
ad ba a poPuck dkmar. and ad dart ona hour
aorta than tha regdaity acheddad maating *me.
Gay Rap moot* OH oampue and ddaa ara **ra*e
bla lor thoaa athoul tianeportabon Far tocefcm,
•hat to bring. or mota vdormefon ad Gay People*
Adanoa at 806-3300 or 3434130
nua
"With Bdna* and Bannara." a documontary
about hr Genre Motor* dt-down atdka ol 1*37
and tha tola ol union woman In it. wd ba damn
tonight at a In 123 Solanoa. Adnnlawon i* he*; ma
aim last* 4$ irtnutaa
POLICY
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wMhlng toannounoa maating*. lacfcaeaor mtacal
lanoous arms BrMa am run only onca and ara
aubjact to apaca Imitaaon* Thay ahould ba typad
and ytptaapaoadm a 05-charaotar margin. Induda
all partnant irtormaaon. Indurtng ma daaa you
want it to run Mao. induda a nama and phone
number m caaa wa hae* qua**ona Evanta wah
donaiona or admrMon charge* «d not ba ao
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baton puMcalon at tie Emerald olloa. Room 300.
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