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etal Student featured in film A documentary film about a deaf and blind doctoral student at the University will be shown Saturday throughout the state by the Oregon Educational Public Broadcasting System (OEPBS). The 28-minute film, "Addle and Dr Beth," tells the unique story of Addie Becht, the first deaf-blind person in the country ever to enroll in a Ph. D. program The program was directed and produced for OEPBS by Eugene filmmakers Sharon Genasci and Kris Jensen It will be shown at 4:30 p m on the "Oregon College Journal" series It will appear on Channel 7. Corvallis and Eugene: Channel 10 Portland; Channel 3, Salem and Channel 13. LaGrande Paulus will lecture Oregon Secretary of State Norma Paulus will address a University political science class Monday at 10:30 a m. in Room 110 Fenton Hall The topic of Paulus' lecture, which is open to ail interested persons, will be the state of Oregon politics She will discuss how citizens can participate effectively in the governmental process, according to Paul Glover, University professor of political science Art winners announced Three Eugene artists have been named winners in a compe tition at the University School of Law to commission art works for the law school building They are Glen Povey, 2003 Columbia St; Steve Giliman, 1202 Barber Dr.,; and Elinor Steele. 649 W 12th Ave Each will receive $750 Povey will create three sculptured tapestries, each about four feet wide and five feet tall and framed in wood Gillman's work will be a six-foot, 800 pound sculpture of quarried columnar basalt, a material which is natural to the Eugene area Steele will design 10 tapestry banners, each about a foot wide and 10 feet long The works are expected to be complete and installed by summer DO YOU SUFFER FROM UPCOMING ELECTION APATHY? THEN YOU SHOULD KNOW THAT VALUABLE COUPONS ling food and ontortalnmont will be glvon away when you vote Supplied by Mazzl's and the Canoe Shack. daily "emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Enday except during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co Inc . at the University of Oregon Eugene Oregon 97403 The Oregon Daily Emerald operates independently ot the University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial Union and is a member ot the Associated Press Emerald subscriptions are $7 per term and $20 per year News and Editorial Display Advertising and Business Classified Advertising Production Editor Managing Editor News Editor Photo Editor Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Sports Editor 686-5511 686-3712 686-4343 686-4381 Tom Wolfe Melody Ward Marv E|ordbeck Patrick Sullivan Tom Ettel Glen Gibbons Ken Sands Associate Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Entertainment Wire Editor Associate Editors ASUO Community Departments and Schools Environment Features Local Politics State Systems and Student Services Librarian Night Editor Asst News Editor Production Manager Advertising Manager Sales Manager Controller Jim Allen Tamara Swenson Judy Emerson Kathleen Mon|e Sally Hodgklnson Lorraine Nelson Glenn Boettcher Catherine Siegner Jock Hatfield Kevin Harden Kell Osborn Jim Wechsler Jurni Nilson Enc Beniaminson Sandra McMullen Carl Bryant Tracy Simpson Jean Ownbey peanuts ^ I'M UKUIN6 A 5TDRV A0OUTTHE"El6HT WHO ATE 6I6HT5" 56£7 IT 5AVS/‘El6HT ATE EI6WTHUNIKEPANP B6HTV-EI6HT 6I6HT5' rU)HAT OOHOU THINK? Law professor honored by legal fraternity Dominic Vetri. University law professor, has been named this year's "Professor of the Year" by the local chapter of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity The annual award is based on teaching performance, both in the classroom and on a one to-one basis, and on ability to maintain a good working rela tionship with students Vetri currently teaches classes on torts, federal courts and copyright During the 1975-76 school year, he studied products liability at the Institute of Comparative Law at the University of Florence. Italy He received a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from the New Jer sey Institute of Technology in 1960 and graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsyl vania Law School in 1964 Applications urged Persons planning to travel abroad this spring or summer should apply tor their passports as soon as possible. Eugene Postmaster Ethan Newman said today Newman said passport application forms are available at the Eugene Main Post Office, 520 Willamette St in Room 106 Persons applying tor a passport need a state-certified copy of their birth records, a second form of identification and two duplicate studio photographs taken within the past six months A passport costs $13 and is qood for five years Since 1970 the Postal Service has accepted passport applications in a joint effort with the Department of State to provide convenient service to U S citizens planning to travel abroad Feminist group to perform The Berkeley Women's Music Collective, a politically oriented group of women musicians, will perform today at the WOW Hall. 8th Avenue and Lincoln Street The Collective will begin their perfor mance at 8:30 p m Doors will open at 7 p m Tickets will be sold on a sliding scale of $3. $4. and $5 The group, which originated in the San Francisco Bay Area, fuses music from many different sources, blending Latin, jazz, country, blues and rock briefs HUTTINGS Tha Aaian Aittancan Saudant Union win ba having a ganaral maabng today a> 4 30 p m m tha EMU room to ba poatad Inciudad on tta aganda '• tha upcoming confaranca naat yaar a Macbon and Ihla taftn a activi baa and avanN All mambara ara gad to coma Tha Inlernauonal Christian Faltowahip Intar varaity ChnanarrT alto a ah ip and tha Chinasa Working Group (of I Houaa) will hold an Eaatar Potior.a Otnnar and Program m tha Gold Room of Carton HaH at 6 p m today For information call Ha Ian Maapa talla 34T57W POWUHS Unrvararty Proa WMiam Boyd will apaak loday at tha Lana County Labor Council a Labor Forum, to ba haid at noon al tha SIGN UP NOW FALL TERM 1979 STUDENT TEACHING T.E.E.M. I & II September Experience Elementary & Secondary Elementary Screening Packets Secondary Felders DUE APRIL 13th Room 118. Education M<x>«««y inn m Springfield All a fa we I come Tha I after May Santa Student Aaaocia Bon • today forum a today horn 17 JOpm to l 70p m amu Oouglaaa topic m letting Oriel nto Vour Heart Tha masting takaa ptaca at tha LOS maatuto at iMh Avanua and Aldsi Straat Optional luncheon# stK ba available and all ara welcome Eider Manon 0 Hanha. ol tha first Quorum o* tha Seventy mm ba speaking at tha labor Day Santa Wes' 9u«a Cantor at 3500 West iMhAva at Sam Sunday MISCELLANEOUS Tha Young Democrats ot Dragon w«l hold thaw annual Stata Convention at waiemette Univaralty n Satam Saturday Tha Conaan bon which bagna at * a m m Walior HaN » opan to tha public H you ara unabla to vota n tha ASUO atocbona on arthar April ttbh or ttth you may coma by Sulla 4. Iha ASUO Otttca n tha EMU sid caat an abaantaa ballot at Mila Lockwood a daak Arafcunan Oakery 17S0 Hay Si OM Town Florence • laalurtng Kenneth MUlai prnl makar and Tony Grano potter bagnnng Saturday Opening antarlanmant la Saturday 2-4 p m A bluea singer will partorm Arakunen Gallery w a Ime aria gallary on tha Oregon Coeat n a ranevated Iran depot on the waterfront Tha gallery manly specializes in aahibi Ilona and aalaa and la opan Wednesday through Sunday. 11 5 30 p m Miliar a a graduate atudant m pnnlmanng and Grano ta an• instructor at Lana Com munrty College A aarvica to btaaia lha Pascha/Eatter twakata will ba held ai St Altca Pariah Hall 1570 f SI Springfield on Saturday at 5 p m f ather Chnalophar Moachmi will official# in Church Slovamc the Paar.ha it a special bread baked tor tauter It and other looda auch aa buttor t.henae aauaage and Ireah horse radiah will be blessed rr±=i n== CHINA BLUE RESTAURANT IS NOW OPEN FOR AMERICAN BREAKFAST China Blue Hour* 879 £ 1 3th Av«. 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