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683-2671
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Leisurely Family Dining
Nice quiet atmosphere
LOUNGE
Happy Hours 5-7 pm
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165 W. 11th
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Nine department heads named
Nine University faculty
members have been named
department heads by John
Baldwin, dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences
The faculty members, along
with their respective
departments, are Melvin Aikens,
anthropology; Colette Craig,
linguistics; Bernd Crasemann,
physics; Robyn Dawes,
psychology; Michael Fish. East
Asian languages and literature,
Philip Grant, biology; Stephen
Hedetmemi, computor science;
Lawrence Pierce, political
science and Alvin Urquhart.
geography.
Three former heads. Don
Dumond in anthropology. Clar
ence Sloat In linguistics and
John Orbell in political science,
have stepped down from their
posts to return to full time re
search and teaching. Aikens.
Craig and Pierce who replace
them have been given three
year appointments
Psychology head Robert
Fagot and geography head Carl
Johannessen will be on leave
next year Dawes and Urquhart
will serve as acting heads dur
ing this period
Craseman. Hedetniemi and
Grant were reappointed as
department heads
All of the faculty members,
except Fish, began their ap
pointments July 1. Fish will re
turn as East Asian languages
head fall term, relieving acting
head Angela Jung
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SUMMER
CLEARANCE
SALE
Dresses Reduced 50%
Pants Reduced 50%
Summer Tops 30% to 50%
Accessories 50% off and less
880 East 13th
(on campus)
342-2320
The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Tuesday and
Thursday throughout Summer Term except during exam weeks
and vacations by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co , 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 oer term and $20 per year
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MEETINGS
Harmony House and WMeturd Chmc are
hotdmg a jotnt benefit Wednesday July 18
ar me Community Center tor the Performing
Arts
Tbe benefit wai be held at the WOW Had
291 west 8th St Doors open at 9 30 p m and
admission is $2 50
People Eftectivty Appealing tor Cannabis
Equabty (PEACE) ta trying to end the mari
juana prohibition m Lane County, so they
•mute everyone to attend a July 19 business
meeting For information on me lime and
place of me meeting call 689- 5896
The Coalition Opposing Registration and me
Draft (CORD) wiJi hold a general meeting on
Monday July 30 at 7 30 p m m me lounge of
me Komoma Center 1414 Kincaid St For
more information call 344-0009 Childcare
mil be provided upon request
MISCELLANEOUS
The School of Journalism will be giving its
typing proficiency exam m room 218 of Alien
Had on Wednesday. July 18 On me follow
ng day m room 358 of Susan Campbell Hall
a cooperative English lest witi be given at
1 30 pm A student must pass these two
tests before enrolling in Journalism 250
(Journalistic Writing) and they witl not be
given again until after the start ot Fa« Term
The English as a Second Language Pro
gram for adults is looking for volunteers for
its American Friends program Inter
mediate and advanced fouegn students
need partners for a once a week one-on
one conversation For more information call
Becky between 12 and 4 pm at 464 2126
•jiI 603 £> atop by me LCC Downtown
Center located m room 11 ot me Methodist
Church at 450 Olive Si An orientation
meeting will be held Wednesday July 18
WORKSHOPS
The Community Health and Education
Center (CM6C) m odenng a six week elate to
leech «*ft-heating technique* to help con.
hot arthritic pam and other symptom* ot this
d«*ea»e Cleese* begin Aug I and may be
taken from 2 to 4pm or 7 ® pm The fee t»
125 which r% payable at the tir*i meeting
The ciat* win be he*d in the Wettsid*
neighborhood The exact location can be
obtained by calling the CMEC *1485 6445
Th# Community Health and Education
Center (CH£C) it also ottering a class m
Swedisn massage with special emphasis on
Draath relaxation Eight classes will be held
on Tuesday evening* beginning July 24 Th*
class win be located on at tha Kaufman
Annex 673 West 10th and will be held from
6.30 to 9 p m Preregistration is required as
the class sue is limited Th* tee >* *25 and
more information can be obtained by calling
48 V 6445
A Irae Businas* Tax Seminar that will
accquamt new employer* and their book
keepers with federal and state tax respon
sibilities will be held today from 9am to 4
pm The session writ be in me auditorium of
the Eugene Public School Education Center
at 200 North Monroe Th# event it co-spon
sored by me Interna) Revenue Service and
tha Oregon Employment Division and Oopi
ot Revenue For more information call
485-8285
LOW COST
SPAY & NEUTER
CLINIC
at Eugene Animal Hospital, P.C.
1399 Franklin, across from the University
Call 342-1178 for appointment or information
We charge:
$12.50 Male Cat & $20 00 Male Dog; $20 00 Female Cat &
$30 00 Female Dog (6-7 mo old & up to 40 lbs . Bigger or
older call for estimate)
Price includes a complete exam by a veterinarian, general
anesthetic, sterile surgery, any necessary medication or
bandages, one night of hospitalization, and suture removal