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Ex-president will speak
Former Pres. Gerald Ford will
visit the University Nov. 14
under the auspices of the
American Enterprise Institute of
Washington, D C.
“Ford’s visit will provide an
opportunity for our own
students and faculty to hear a
former American president
speak on the current political
and economic scene, and we
also expect many members of
the community including high
school students to turn out to
hear him," Curtis Simic, Univer
sity vice president for public
services says.
Tenative plans call for Ford to
meet with community and busi
ness leaders, speak to several
University classes and attend a
news conference as well as give
a public address. The talk is
tentativly set for mid-morning .
Full details on the day-long Ford
visit, being planned by the Of
fice of Public Services, will be
released when confirmed.
Ford speaks at some 10 col
lege campuses each year as
part of American Enterprise In
stitute's outreach program. The
non-profit organization
provides information to the
public on public policy issues.
Foreign flags fly
The flags of three foreign
countries will fly at the Universi
ty’s Erb Memorial Union in Oc
tober to observe the countries’
national holidays.
The flag of Nigeria will be
flying today in observation of
that country's independence
day.
The Republic of China’s flag
will be flown on Wednesday.
Oct. 10, in honor of its National
Day.
Indonesia’s flag will be dis
played on Saturday, Oct. 20, to
celebrate National Awakenina
Day.
briefs
MEETINGS
An organizational meeting to form anti
rape patrols in Eugene will be held tonight in
the Law School lounge (downstairs) at 8
a m The meeting is being sponsored by the
Women's Law Forum. All interested
students, staff, bicyclists and joggers are
invited to attend
There will be an open meeting of the
Eugene Performers Guild on Wednesday.
Oct 3 at 7 p m in the Growers Market,
located on the corner of 4th Avenue and
Willamette Street The agenda will include
the following topics: the acceptance of new
members, the election of new officers and
the adoption of guidelines for the legaliza
tion of street performing Everyone is invited
to attend.
The Eugene Hunger forum will meet today
at 12:30 p.m. in the Koinonia Center, 1414
Kincaid St Discussion will center around the
topic of ' Direct Food Sales" Craig Riggert of
the county extension service and Dan Klein,
former manager of the University's Food Op.
will act as resource people The forum seeks
to provide a place for discussion of various
issues related to food and hunger around
the world.
Orientation sessions introducing the ser
vices of Career Planning and Placement are
offered every Thursday at 3:30 in room 346
of Susan Campbell Hall Free resume writing
workshops and job interviewing skills work
shops are also offered Arrangements for
handicapped students are available by
calling 686-3235.
There will be an assertivness training
session today from 2-4 p.m. in room 341 of
Susan Campbell Hall. There will be class role
If
playing, exercises and brief readings
Theresa Lenard will be the groups leader
and she invites any interested women to
attend
The Oregon Student Public Research
Group will hold its first general meeting of
the year today at 4 p.m. in the Forum of the
EMU Every one interested is urged to attend
and for more information call 686-4073
LECTURES
The Department of Landscape
Architecture is sponsoring a lecture today
on the topic of ' Community Energy Self
Relaince " David Morris, co-director for the
Institute of Local Self-reliance will be giving
the presentation at 7:30 p m in the Erb
Memorial Union
MISCELLANEOUS
The Career Planning and Placement Center
has announced that sign-up sheets for the
following interviews will be posted at 8:15
a m. in room 246 of Susan Campbell Hall:
Oct. 8, McLean Trucking (business, market
ing. trasportation) and Memorex (finance,
accounting): Oct. 9, McDonnell Douglas
Corparation (computer science, math, phy
sics, business). U S Coast Guard (all
Majors) and Stanford University's Graduate
School of Business (any major); Oct. 9-12,
U S. Navy (EMU lobby only); Oct. 10, Bon
Marche (business, liberal arts), Peat. Mar
wick, Mitchell & Co. (accounting) and Liber
ty House of Hawaii (business, marketing);
Oct. 11, Coopers & Lybrand (accounting)
and Industrial Leasing Corparation (market
ing, finance); Oct. 12, Atex and the Univer
sity of San Diego Lawyers Assistant Program
(all majors).
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