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January 8
Banana Split Sale
at Dairy Queen
Buy one at regular price
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13th & Hilyard
Club smashes car
to rebuild funds
The University Model United
Nations organization expects its
fund-raising event today to be a
smashing success.
The group will have a used
1 970 Toyota car at the corner of
1 3th Ave. and University St. for
peopie to hit to work off their
frustrations, according to Tim
Mitchell, a sophomore political
sc le nce major and fund-raising
coordinator for the group.
‘ " We’re charging 25 cents for
one l~»it and — if you’re really
frustrated — five hits for a dol
lar.” Mitchell says The event
will be held between 9:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m.
The oar was donated to the
student group by Stiles Import
ed Motors, Inc., and will be
NOTICES
new sociology course ottered by the YWCA
arid trie University SEARCH program, will be
ta ugtit Thursdays at 2:30 p m. to 5:20 p.m. in
Rr>orn 313 Allen Mall The class will tocus on
the social continuum of violence against
women.
Some of the topics covered in the class
are: sexist langauage. pornography, sexual
harassment. incest, sterilization, domestic
violence, and rape Community and univer
sity resource people will otter book discus
sions and panel presentations on these
issues Students will be asked to contribute
their own interpretations and experiences.
Course readings will include the main
text. ‘ Take Back the Night," as well as
readings from texts such as Del Martin's
"Battered Wives ': Chester's,"Women and
Madness"; and Etirenreich's "For Her Own
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towed away when demolishd by
R & W Used Auto Parts. Both are
Springfield firms.
Potentially dangerous parts of
the car, such as the windows
and gas tank, will be removed
before the smashing starts, Mit
chell says.
Funds raised will help cover
transportation for the
35-member group to Model
United Nations events in
California and Washington and
help cover planning costs for
the Model United Nations
regional conference the group
will sponsor here in March.
Some one thousand Model UN
participants are due in Eugene
for that event.
Good." For more information call Kathy at
the YWCA.
A counseling group tor stop-parents and
spouses will be offered by the University
Counseling Center Mondays at 3:30 p.m
Call ext. 3227 or sign up at Room 311 Susan
Campbell Hall.
Tryouts for the University women's tennis
team will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday. Jan
7, at the covered courts. For more informa
tion call coach Nancy Osborne at ext. 4420.
Please sign up In Room 246 Susan
Campbell HaH If Interested In interviewing
with the following recruiters:
Jan 7 Crockett State School/Wilderness
Challenge/Fairfield Camp (Psychology,
Sociology. Recreation, etc.)
Jan. 13 Metropolitan Life Insurance
Jan 14 American National Insurance
Jan. 14 Datapoint (Marketing)
Jan. 15 Chef Francisco (Business, Math,
Computer Science)
Jan. 12-13 Marines
Orientation sessions introducing the ser
vices of Career Planning and Placement are
offered every Wednesday and Thursday at
3:30 p.m. in Room 246 Susan Campbell Hall
Free resume writing, job interview skills and
job search workshops also are offered
Arrangements for handicapped students are
available by calling ext. 3235.
SPEAKERS
John Howard Yoder, the author of "The
Original Revolution" and "The Politics of
Jesus." will lecture today at 12:30 p.m. in the
Koinonia Center, 1236 Kincaid St. on "The
Politics of God and the Politics of the
World."
The University Equestrian Teem will hold
a membership meeting and elections tonight
at 7 p.m. in the Forum Room of the EMU
Anyone interested in the team is invited For
more information call Tom Egan at 344-8212
or Holly Ahern at 683-4410.
There will be a Physical Therapy-Oc
cupational Therapy Advising Session today
at 4:30 p m. in the EMU. room to be posted
This session will be especially helpful for
those students applying to programs this
year All are welcome
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