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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.”
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of Law. It offers continuing legal
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the state’s attorneys.
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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
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Graduate Fellowships:
American Association of Unlvarslty
Woman, Oregon State Division, care of Betty
Lou Dunlop, 740 Pennsylvania Ave., Ash
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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.
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professional students: Ethnic Studies In
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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.
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