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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1981)
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Close to campus Alder*ood Manor, 1884 Alder, Apt #21 Call Theresa or Heather. 485-6754 After 2 pm. __1-21 FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE Large kitchen, two bathrooms $110/month plus $50 deposit 484- 6872. 1-21 QUADS_ QUADS $135 Clean, available now THE BROWN DERBY 441 E 17th 683-7353 1456:t1n QUADS 738 E 16th 343-8024 Available now Private bath, V4 block from campus JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1620:ttn QUIET QUADS Private bath and refrigerator, $145 per month. 345-12721716 tin CAMPUS QUADS 475 East 15th S109-S129 Room in house plus quad. Kitchen privleges Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings 690 EasMSth $142.50 Private bath and refrigerator in each unit. Share kitchen and living room. Carpets, drapes, oft-street parking. WESTSIDE 601 WMt 11th $152.50 Beautiful quad with private and refrigerator in each unit. Share kitchen. Carpets, drapes, laundry facilties. Manager 683-2887. IPM CO., REALTOR 1085 HIGH ST. 485-8252 2079:tfn QUADS $115 utilities included 1360 Alder 485-4167 2109:tfn DORM CONTRACTS RON PIERCE room 408 Douglass Hall Phone 485- 9849. 1-21 PETS MY FEMALE SEALPOINT SIAMESE is look ing for a purebed Siamese male. She's willing to give up one child for this opportunity. Please call her at 726-5163. 1-23 IOST & FOUND REDDISH-BROWN COLORED WALLET lost in vicinity of EMU. Reward. 484-6967 1-20 REWARD for my lost blue pencil case May be on Jan. 7 at 110 Fenton. Call 485-1143, 1-20 *10 TO THE HONEST PERSON who found my plaid scarf Thursday, 9 pm around Carson dorm Call Chris 683-90501-19 FOUND Woman’s Timex watch near 17th and Alder Found January 15 Reclaim from Bill at 553 E. 18th, # 1 after 6 pm or call 485-8783 and leave message.1-20 FOUND: Pair of track spikes at Hayward Field on Thursday. Call and identify, ask for Kelly. 686- 5293. __t-22 GLASSES LOST Needed to read! Rose/blue frame, tinted, in tan case Lost 1-9-81 on campus Reward. Call Erin 687- 0569/747-8533 Leave message 1-21 CHILD CARE WINTER TERM PLACEMENTS AVAILABLE for infant, toddler, or after-school ages children at the U of O Child Care and Development Center. Subsidies available for current U of O students Call 686-4384 for information. 1738:1-23 EVENTS_ ALL CAMPUS 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Saturday, January 24-Sunday, January 25. Gerlinger Annex, Official sign-up now at Intramural Office, 103 Gerlinger Call 686-4121 for more information. Entry fee: $6 per team Entry deadline Thursday, 12 noon. HURRY! 32 TEAM LIMIT Presented by U of O YMCA Student Cabinet and U of O Intramurals GPA Business Meeting Agenda: Discussion and/or establishment of Board of Directors. All interested people encouraged to attend. Wednesday, 6:30 pm, 318 EMU. 2159:1-21 What are you doing Spring Term? Want to know about an alternative to the U of 0 main campus? Come to the People and the Oregon Coast meeting and find out how you can study on the Oregon coast Century E, 11:30-12:30, Jan 22. 2158 1-22 ARE YOU PART OF THE MIDDLE CLASS MYTH? is America entering a “New Economic Feudalism?” The answers to these questions await you as the EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents Richard Parker Former editor Mother Jonas Economics doctorate from Oxford Author Tha Myth of the Middle Class Speaking on “Economics: The Coming Dark Ages Tuesday evening Jan. 20 8 pm EMU Ballroom FREE ADMISSION _ 1816:1-20 ENTERTAINMENT CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 6*7-0733 EUGENE PREMIERE-ENDS TUESDAY THE CHANT OF JIMMIE BLACKSMITH Set in the year 1900, a half-breed aborigine is raised and educated by missionaries and ho, upon reaching manhood, leaves to find his way in the world. What happens to him becomes one ot the most powerful indictments of class exploitation to have ever come to the screen "The one great Australian film that i have seen." Pauline Kael SHOWING 7:30 * 0:35 PM Reduced Adm Mat Sat 2 pm Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America presents LATIN AMERICAN FILM SERIES BRAZIL HOW TASTY WAS MY LITTLE FRENCHMAN A beautiful and entertaining mixture of anthropology, humor, political allegory, and unsettling prophecy A Frenchman captured by Indians tries nobly to inte grate himself into the society of his captors. WED, JAN. 21 7 30 150 GEOLOGY $2 2114:1-21 COMMITTEEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS presents Anthony Rooley Lute Emma Kirkby Sunday, Jan. 25 8 pm School ol Music Room 198 $2 UO students & seniors $3 General admission 2134:1-23 =FOCUS IN ON FLYING!= You say you’d like to fly, but your eyes prevent you? We can guarantee you aviation training if you qualify. The Navy is looking for highly motivated sophomores, juniors and seniors to become pilots, air tactical coordinators and electronic/computer operators. Sound too good to be true? Contact: The Naval Aviation Information Team In the EMU Lobby Jan. 19 and 20. WHY NOT FL Y WITH THE BEST? THE BIJOU 492 E 13th (at Ferry St) 686-BIJU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre In Town All programs $2 STARTS THURSDAY SWEPT AWAY A modern classic - Lina Wertmuller's foray into the class struggle explodes into a fierce battle of the sexes that is as witty as it is wise, as ferocious as it is funny. SHOWING 8:50 PM Sunday Matinee 4:45 pm with FIREMEN S BALL Milos Forman's (One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest) delicious parody/fable ot Slavic bureaucracy includes the fun niest and most wonderfully demoralizing beauty contest ever conceieved. SHOWING 7:30 PM Sunday Matinee 3:30 pm Plus color cartoon BETTY BOOP FOR PRESIDENT UNIVERSITY THEATRE and UO DEPT. OF DANCE PRESENT DANCE ‘81 Jan. 23, 24 Jan. 28-31 8 PM ROBINSON THEATRE Tickets $4 50, $2 85 UO students and seniors, $3 50 other students. Box Office 686-4191 2143:1-30 EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents UTAH PHILLIPS THE GOLDEN VOICE OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST along with PRISCILLA HERDMAN On* ol th* major folk voices of the 1980 * SATURDAY, JAN. 24 8:30 PM GERLINGER ALUMNI LOUNGE $3 75 general public $3 50 UO students Tickets on sale at the door. Limited seating 2132:1-23 YES, IT’S TRUE JACKSON BROWNE will be here FEB. 23 TICKETS ON SALE FEB. 3 Room 108 in the EMU. 8:30 am Presented by the EMU Cultural Forum in association with Pacific Alliance WOMEN’S LAW FORUM presents Hepburn & Tracy in ADAM S RIB Thursday, Jan. 22 7 A 9 pm Law School Room 129 81.25 Admission 1-22 PERSONALS HORST: Meet me for a kosher salami sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LUIGI 376:tfn WANT TO INCREASE YOUR CONCENTRA TION and coordination and impress your friends and enemies? Take DARTS MEDITA TION AND COORDINATION, an EMU Craft Center workshop taught by the master Zen Dart himself Stop by or call 886-4361 for information. We're located in the ground floor of the EMU 2135:1-20 GARRARD: Meet me for a ham sandwich at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LOLITA _ 376:tfn LEARN DRAWING. ORIGAMI. STORY TELLING , bookbinding, ceramics, lewelery, mixed media and more in an EMU Craft Center Workshop! Registration continues at the Crafl Center, ground floor of the EMU Call 686-4361 lor information.2140:1-20 ETO It's not too late to join the best frat on campus. Come to the ETO Open House to have drink and see what we are like Call 686-6109 if your interested1-20 RECYCLE YOUR PHONE BOOK Bring them to the SURVIVAL CENTER, Suite 1, EMU.2156:1-22 Cindy O'Conner Happy "wasted" 21st birth day. Wow! LIL' GEO11-20 TERRI WINKLE Here’s to you big sis tor making my initiation in CHI OMEGA so memorable Here's to us - CHEERS! LOVE. JAMI1-20 CHERI ANN Happy 21st! I can't believe you finally made it. Have a great time. CC 1 -20 CONGRATULATIONS to Greg Miller for tak ing FIRST place in the Camellia Cup Run in Sacramento this weekend _1-20 TAMMY KOERFER Thanx tor being the best big sis anyone could ever have, during intiation and always Love. VOGUE FOGUE F S. I ll work on my poems!__ 1-20 ALPHO-O INITIATES Round 'em up an head 'em out, that's what today is all about Broad way's the theme - away we go, tonight's the start of a really good show! 1-20 BIG GALUTE (L.P.) I say, "Let's give it another whirl!" La La La La Signed, LITTLE GALUTE _ 1-20 WANTED TO BUY: Two student section UCLA basketball tickets. Call 484-2191.1-20 DDD SHERRI STREIB: Looking forward to a great term! Love, KAREN _ t -20 EUROPEAN SUMMER: Study/travel June 30-July 27 with American Heritage Associa tion. England, France, Belgium, Germany. Austria Call Nancy Adams 686-3306 342-4214 1 -20 GAIL I hope you see this, how about dinner Friday night? A FRIEND WITH POSTIVE ATTITUDES_ 1 20 MICHELE McARTHUR Happy 20th Love. YOUR BROS. 1-20 Contact lenses, one visit service Contact Lens Clinic of Eugene 401 E 10th 683-2224 _1697:U PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free preg nancy testing. Birthright 687-8651 4680 U Make Money Recycling Your Clothe*! RAGS TO RICHES Buys, consigns and trades secondhand cloth ing tor men and women For appointment: 344-7039 360 E 11th Mon-Sat 11:30 am to 6 pm 1554 UWF GET FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE on Alterations at Slegmund’a Cleaner* 821 E 13th Ave 181 :UWH Career Faire planned Choosing the right career can be difficult. “You’ve really got to know yourself,” says Deb bie Chereck of the Career Planning and Placement Service. "It is important to know what skills and inter ests a student has so he or she can choose the job that is satisfying.” The Fifth Annual Career Faire can help make that decision easier. Sponsored by the CPPS, the Alumni Association, the ASUO and Alpha Kappa Psi, the fair will be held in the EMU Ballroom Wednesday from 9:30 a m. to 3:30 p.m. Students will have the opportunity to talk infor mally with professionals in 52 career areas divided among 12 general career booths, says Chereck, the fair’s organizer. Sample questions will be passed out to students. "It’s a time for explora tion, where you can ask silly questions,” Chereck says. “It is not a job-recruiting situation.” Tables for campus or ganizations such as the ASUO, the Student Univer sity Relations Council and the Emerald will also be set up for students interested in campus activities that provide job experience. Many college students are naive about career matters such as job requirements and everyday work experience, says Chereck. “A big problem for students looking for a car eer is that they lack exper ience. “Work-related exper ience is more marketable to employers and opportuni ties for this already exist on campus." fMIMIMIMIMMIMEJMMo —HAVE ONE ON US— Buy one classified ad Get one FREE Emerald Office, 300 EMU UNION Light Set $13.95 , installed for $1.50 '3$246J8 o o o a r\ Classified COLLIES! USA ASPLIN 50000 WON $5 for answering Monday’s Folly: SHOW US YOUR CAMPAIGN SPIRIT! The first person who brings us the earliest presidential campaign button they can find by 12:05 pm wins $5 and gets his/her picture in Tuesday's Emerald Start searching! 1-19 (A 1980 re-elecl Carter /Mondale button) Watch for Tuesday’s Classified Folly! O o o o o o o o c 'QQQQQQQQQQQQQ
