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PROMOTE WORLD HEALTH PEACE CORPS needs health professionals, therapists, and nutritionists. Call 686-3235 Mixed Nuts Group gives bucks for books The University School of Law has received $5,000 from the Oregon Law Institute to help purchase additional books for its library. The grant is one of three, each for $5,000, which the in stitute recently awarded to law libraries at Lewis and Clark Co lege, Portland, and at Wil lamette University, Salem. ^ Eugene attorney Malcolm PH Scott, president of the insti tute s 14-memDer Doara oi u» ectors, said the gifts represent ‘‘tangible support for and ap propriate reinvestment in the source of legal education, the libraries of the state's law schools.” I IIC lliomui^ |»3 a Wiioycai old, non-profit corporation with offices at the University School of Law. It offers continuing legal education through courses, workshops and publication to the state’s attorneys. briefs SPEAKERS The Undergraduate Economics Association w:!! present a talk by Prof Ed Whitelaw tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 112 EMU. Discussion topics are: “Strategies for Ap plying to Graduate School,” at 7 p m., ' Career Opportunities for Economics Majors" at 7.30 pm, and "Academic Advis ing" at 8 p m A general meeting will follow at 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served MEETINGS Interested In Architecture? The philo sophy, policies, and procedures for admis sion to the School of Architecture will be presented by Mike Utsey, Assistant Depart ment Head for Admissions and Advising, and several architecture majors today at 4 p.m. in the Academic Resource Area, Room 164 Oregon Hall The event is sponsored by the Office of Academic Advising and Student Services Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity will hold its first meeting of the term tonight at 6 p.m. in Room 336 Gilbert Hall. All interested students of business and economics are invited to attend NOTICES Graduate Fellowships: American Association of Unlvarslty Woman, Oregon State Division, care of Betty Lou Dunlop, 740 Pennsylvania Ave., Ash land, Ore 97520. A fellowship is available for a female Oregon resident who has received her bachelor's degree and has had at least two of paid or volunteer employment. The fellowship must be used for graduate work at either the master's or doctoral level. There is no restriction as to the field of study. Dead line is Feb. 28, 1981. WICHE Intern Program*. P.O. Drawer P, Boulder, CO 80302. The Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education offers two programs for graduate, undergraduate and professional students: Ethnic Studies In ternships and Economic Development In ternships. Interns are offered a monthly stipend to work for 12 or 36 weeks in an approved agency. No academic credits are offered but may be arranged by the student with the University. No deadline, but early applications are encouraged. POLICY Brief* are announcements of meetings, lectures and other miscellaneous events. Briefs are run once only and are subject to space Imitations. They should by typed and triple-spaced in a 65-character margin. Include a name and phone number in case we have questions. Include all pertinent information. Events with a donation or admission charge will not be considered for Briefs. /CONDUCTING RESEARCH IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST Local Task Forces L_ Handicap Issues Economic Development (Energy) C Media & Public Relations L. Community Development L. Campus & Community Outreach Statewide Legislative Research Internships I —.FORUMS_.CREDIT FOR RESEARCH ^WORKSHOPS IDEAS FOR PROJECTS? CONTACT US 686-4073 Local Board Meeting Wednesday Jan. 14, 5:15 Location Posted in EMU Bulletin Board Have you ever tried something new and found it to be a great experience? You probably wish you’d done it sooner. Don’t think about ESCAPE - do it! If you don’t, you’ll never know what you’re missing. 1-5 credits CSPA 406, Cl 409, 509. •E.S.C.A.P.E. 327 EMU 686-4351 Register in the EMU Lobby *Every Student Caring About Personalized Education DISCOUNT ON SERVICE & REPAIRS WITH YOUR U of O I.D. CARD. STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF. 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