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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1979)
et al Invention study planned The University’s Innovation Center has been chosen to analyze the commercial feasibility of energy-related inventions that are submitted to the federal government. The inventions to be studied for marketability will be provided by the National Bureau of Standards, the federal body that approves or disapproves inventions for governmental funding University of Oregon DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONTINGENCY PLANS FOR MEN’S IM SOFTBALL This spring we are experiencing exceptionally heavy and persistent rainfall which forces us to make some changes in the men's softball program. We will not be able to complete the softball plan that was programmed at the beginning of the term, viz., that each team was to play a round robin followed by a single elimination play-off tour nament with two teams in each league in the contest. The number of days remaining for play will not allow us to complete the above plan. Therefore, the two top teams in each league will not play in the elimination tournament and only the winning team in each league will be scheduled for the elimination contest. If further delays occur because of postponed games due to rain or poor field conditions, the single elimination tournament will not be held at all and all points (all year point system) will be awarded on a league play basis. The wiiner of each league will be declared the champion. “Can you III be a student leader?” Applications are now being taken for these and other ASUO positions. • ASUO Press Officer * Student Administrative Board VP Univ. and Student Affairs * Admin. Asst, for Prog, and Community Affairs See the Help Wanted ads for these and other great openings. Work Study students encouraged to apply for all positions. Contact Sue or Donna in Suite 4, EMU, x3724. Affirmative Action - EOE Employer. peanuts Cancer Society invites pedalers Riders in Lane County's tenth annual Bike-a-thon for Cancer will pedal away from Alton Baker Park at 9 a m Saturday. Escorts from the Lane County Sheriff's Department. Lane Amateur Wireless Club. Springfield Jaycees and the American Red Cross will super vise the 70-mile route, providing rides to laggers and staffing check points and first aid sta tions. Sponsor sheets are available at the American Cancer Society office. 1892 Willamette, area junior and senior high schools, and area bike shops. For more information, contact Bob McDonald at 686-7410. Eugene police need volunteers The Eugene Police Depart ment is seeking volunteers who are sufficiently skilled in a second language to assist the department in communicating with non-English speaking people Volunteers should live in the Eugene-Springfield area, and be willing to submit to a limited background investigation to in sure their reliability People wishing to volunteer or desiring more information should con tact Lieutenant Bill DeForrest or Agent Bob Goldsmith at the Eugene Police Department by phoning 687-5150 Craft Center Ceramics Department Head, Kansas City Art Institute Demonstration/Workshop: May 1t, 9 am-5 pm, EMU Craft Center $5 Craft Center members/ $6 Non-members Registration: May 7 & 8, University Community May 9-10 Community at Large Free Public Lecture: May 11,7 pm, 107 Lawrence Hail For information call — 686-4361 dailyemerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday 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 of the University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial Union and is a member of 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 Editonal Page Editor Sports Editor 686-5511 686-3712 686-4343 666-4381 Tom Wolfe Melody Ward Marv Fjordbeck 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 Bill Kogut Kathleen Monje Sally Hodgkmaon Lorraine Nelaon Glenn Boettcher Catherine Siegner Jock Hatfield Kevin Harden Keli Osborn Jim Wechsler Ron Taylor Yvonne Beasley Sandra McMullen Carl Bryant Tracy Simpson Jean Ownbey Holocaust lectures set Elte Wiesel, noted theologian, novelist and playwright, will give two lectures Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8 p m In the South Eugene High School auditorium. Wiesei. a survivor of the Nazi extermination camps Auschwitz and Buchenwald. is the Andrew Mellon Professor of the Humani ties at Boston University * Jeremiah: The Witness of Modern Times" will be the subject of Wiesel's Tuesday lecture On Wednesday, he will speak on Brurya: A Woman's Tragedy." Tickets for the lectures are $5 for the series (two lectures), and $3 for each individual night. Low-income tickets also are available at $3 for the two sessions and *2 for each night alone Tickets are available at the Campus Ministry 1414 Kincaid St., and Temple Beth Israel. 42 W. 25th Ave Women’s roles explored The Center for the Sociological Study of Women at the University is sponsoring a pnael discussion on “Community Ser vices for Women's Changing Roles today The panel discussion will be held in 636 PLC from 11:30 a m to 1:30 p m. Following the program, the center will host an informal open house for the panelists and other interested people The public is welcome, and refreshments will be provided For more information, conatct the center from 11 a m to 4 p m at 686-5015 briefs There wtll be a Hawaii Club meeting tonight m the EMU room to be poeted The mwtmg wta concern banquet and puns lor next year Alao. money Hx picture* wm be coaected Ouaebone may ba addreaaed to Edaal Ywnada at 343-9876 Tha Modal United Nation* Club w« meet tonight at 7 30 to 908 PLC Tha eecretery generai lor laaaioo 31 win be announced initial committee aalactiona for tha USSR writ ba made and plana lor tha raat ol tha year w*t ba dacuaaad Tha National Student Exchange Program wM hold an informal meeting Wedneeday at 4 30pm n the EMU (room lo be poated) tor all atudenta recently accepted lor acholarahtpa Exchange atudenta from other achoola are welcome to attend and tftare information about their achoola r Dorm residents altermM m moving oIf campus noil fear should attend ms ON Campus Housing workshops on how to find housing m Eugene at 7 tonight Workshops wet be hato at tha lotowng locations Carson Has Odd Room Hawthorns Has lounge Boon HaR Waal Conference Room Tomorrow night at 7 a workshop wit Da hold «i tha Douglass Has lounge ROUCT Tha Emerald s bnsls column is open to anyone wishing to announce meetings lec tures or imsceSaneous events They should bt typed and tnptwepacad in a tfr-charecter margin include ati pertinent information, mctudaig toe (Me you want it to run Also, include a name and phone number In case we have questions Events wtth donations or admission charges wta not be accepted Some People Graduate from college Get a job Get married Start a family Get promoted Retire at 65 Other People Graduate from college Join Peace Corps or VISTA Help others by sharing your skills Get a job, get married, etc Retire at 65 The choice is yours EUGENE INTERVIEWS AND APPLICATIONS Tue. - Fri., May 8-11 Eugene Public Library 100W 13th Ave 10 am -7pm. 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