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MEETINGS
The University Assembly will meet today
at 3:30 p m. in Room 150 Geology
The Jewish Student Union is having an
organizational meeting tonight at 5:30 p.m.
in Suite Five, EMU, to plan activities for the
rest of the term All interested persons are
invited to attend
Women’s Resource and Referral Seivlce
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University of Washington student
majonng m business administration
In my opinion, the course was
worth every penny!
Not only can I use my reading skills while I'm in school, these same
techniques will enable me to stay ahead in my field when l enter the
job market I'm more aware of what I'm reading My comprehension
has increased so l can take in more information and get through
more material in less time "
Attend a Free introductory Lesson and find out how you can invest
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SCHEDULE OF FREE LESSONS
Wednesday Feb 4th — Friday Feb 6th 4:30 & 7:30 pm
Saturday Feb 7th 12:00 Noon
Eugene Quality Inn 222 E. Broadway Eugene, Oregon
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will have a general meeting for staff, volun
teers and all other interested persons ton
ight at 5:30 p m. in Room 336 EMU. For more
information call 686-3327.
The Gay People'a Alliance bualneaa
meeting will be tonight at 6:30 p m. in Room
337 EMU. All interested persons are invited
to attend.
The Aaian American Student Union will
meet tonight at 6 p.m. in Century Room A,
EMU. The agenda will consist of the
planning and preparation for the
multi-cultural symposium, a discussion on
the Seattle conference next weekend. Asian
TEA
HOUSE
Lunchtime Special
11:30- 2:30 M-F
Experience the Best Hunan Of Szechuan cuisine
from the heartland of China
8 items to choose from
1 item...$1.00
2 items...$1.75
3 items...$2.25
Menu Changed Daily
786 E. 11th 343-5866
American Heritage Week, and an activity
with the Chinese Student Association to
commemorate the Chinese New Year. All
members are urged to attend. For more
information call ext. 4342.
NOTICES
The Outdoor Program preeente
“Rambling In New Zealand” a media pre
sentation on cycling and hiking the New
Zealand countryside, tonight at 7:3frp.m. in
Room 107 Lawrence Hall. For more in
formation call 686-4365
"Limits to Growth” and “Tragedy of the
Commons” are the next films in the Survival
Center's continuing Environmental Film
Series tonight at 8 p.m. in the EMU Forum.
Both films consider the finitude of the earth
and the need to recognize this elusively
simple concept.
There will an Interdenominational
campus worship service tonight at 5 p m. in
the Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid St A bread
and soup supper will follow.
SPEAKERS
Dr. Anthony Roberts, a Eugene chir
opractor, will present a headache clinic
tonight at 7 p.m. in the lecture room of the
Eugene Public Library, 100 W 13th Ave.
Topic of discussion will be the causes and
types of headaches and neck pain,
preventative measures, and the role of
exercise in neck care.
Put yourself where
you’re needed
Peace Corps and VISTA Volunteers
have a tradition ot sharing their knowledge
and skills with the people of developing
nations and here at home. They're indi
viduals who combine a special sense of
adventure with a desire to help other
people.
Your college degree OR appropriate
work background may qualify you for the
experience of your life. Our representatives
will be pleased to discuss with you the
many volunteer openings beginning in the
next 12 months.
Peace Corps
and VISTA.
Experience
Guaranteed.
INFORMATION BOOTH
Feb. 10-13
EMU Lobby, 9 am - 4 pm
FILM SEMINAR
Feb. 11
Noon - 1:30
EMU, Dad’s Room
INTERVIEWS (BY APPOINTMENT)
Feb. 11-12
Sign up in advance at Career Planning
Office, Susan Campbell Hall