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For more information, contact: Phil Wallace collect in Portland — 221-3041 Note: This is not related to ROTC Rule amendments take effect The University has proposed amendments to two permanent rules, one dealing with student fund-raising activities and the other with Amazon Family Housing governance. The amendments will go into effect after filing with the Office of the Secretary of State follow ing the close of public comment Jan. 30. The amendments to the rules on fund raising by student groups in University-owned facilities clarify or improve fiscal \ Get your new \ Jeans at \ YOU JEANS James Jeans, Lawman Pony Express, A. 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The changes spell out where the funds are to be deposited. Registered student organiza tions will deposit raised funds in a trust fund account in the EMU, while University departments, residence halls and University affiliated organizations will deposit funds in the appropriate departmental, EMU or trust fund account. The amendments also clarify the uses of such funds, noting that the money must be used for the benefit of the organization ‘‘in line with its statement of purpose filed at the time of registration or recognition as a student organization or as ther eafter updated.” The amendments to the per manent rule concerning the Amazon Housing Policy Board and Amazon Tenants Council Organization are language changes to make the rule similar to the one for the Westmoreland Family Housing Policy Board and Tenants Council. The amendments were requested by Amazon tenants. briefs SPEAKERS Port W.S. Merwtn will read from his poems and translations tonight at S p m. in Room 150 Geology NOTICES Dr. A.R. McBImey of the geology depart ment will be narrating the Afar Triangle film by H. Tazleff today at 12:30 p.m. in Room 307 Volcanology. A show of lalamlc Calligraphy will be presented by the Muslim Students Associa tion today from 10 a m. to 4 p m. in the EMU Lobby. The Japanaaa Amarlcin Friendship Fund Scholarship: There will be partial tuition scholarships available to an American student studying Japanese language and to a Japanese student who will be able to make contribu tions to good Japanese-American relations through the Japanese-American Friendship Fund This fund was established in 1977 after the University Alumni Association of Japan raised money to show their love for their alma mater and the Eugene communi ty Both academic excellence and financial need will be the criteria for selecting the scholarship grantees. Any student who wishes to apply for this scholarship should pick up an application form in the office of the Department of East Asian Languages. Room 308 Friendly Hall. Deadline is Feb. 15. MEETINGS The EMU Board budget committee will meet today at 3:30 p.m. in the EMU, room to be posted. The Jewish Student Union will hold an important organizational meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in Suite Five EMU. For more informa tion call Sheila at ext. 4366. The Political Science Student Union will meet today at 3:30 p.m. in Century Room E EMU. Newcomers are welcome to attend. The Social Work Interest Group will meet today at 1 p.m. in Room 107 Hendricks Hall. Workshop details will be discussed. All interested students are invited to attend. 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