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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1981)
LANE COUNTY EXCESS PROPERTY SEALED BID SALE May 13-14,1981 60 Bicycles - Boys - Ladies - Mens SEALED BID TO THE HIGHEST RESPONSIBLE BIDDER All items will be clearly marked with a MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE BID PRICE All items may be viewed and bids deposited at Lane County Central Purchasing, 3040 N Delta Hiway, Eugene. Or between 9:00a m, and 3:00 p m , MAY 13th and May 14th, 1981. NO BID WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 3:00 P.M., MAY 14,1981 Bid instructions, bid lists, envelopes and bid forms will be available at the Central Purchasing Office Successful bidders will be called Friday, Monday and Tuesday, May 15, 18 and 19. 1981 Units not picked up by May 21,1981 may be offered to the next highest bidder PAYMENT SHALL BE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS ONLY. SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS WILL NEED PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION UPON PAYMENT AND PICKUP OF ITEMS. NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS OF LOST AND STOLEN PROPERTY: Any property duly reported to the Lane County Sheriff's Office, Eugene Police Department or Springfield Police Department as "Stolen or Lost1' will be released, subject to a documented copy of the police report and proof of purchase, giving a full description and serial number. Such items must be claimed by Thursday, May 14. 1981,3:00 P M and removed. LANE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND GENERAL SERVICES, SUPPORT SERVICES DIVISION Fred A. Manela Support Services Manager Phone: 687-4135 CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS: May 15 th McArthur Court , 8:00pm v Special Offer V2 price tickets for children under 18 available when purchased with general public tickets. This offer good only at the EMU Main Desk. Tjckets: A UNIVERSITY OF OREGON EVENT EMU Main Desk,campus] load Hall Hi Fi, dcwntcwnmall; Bremen Town Records, valley river; Everybody 's Records, eugene, corvallis, albany; phone orders, visa, mastercard 686-4363; mail orders: EMU Main Desk, U.O., Eugene, Or. 97403 Ticket Prices: 9.50,8.50,7.50, $1.00 off for students. Law students work as ‘externs’ For the first time, University law students can apply their book learning to the real world through the law school’s new externship program. Through the program, 4th- or 5th-semester law students who receive externships will work full-time during a 16-week semester for a govern ment agency or non-profit law firm. Externs must return to school for one semester before graduation. Three students developed the initial extern ship proposal with the help of law Prof. Ed Baker. One of the students, Robin Selig, completed an experimental externship last fall with a public interest law firm in Washington, D C. Selig says the externship program will broaden the law school's curriculum and provide additional learning in areas such as health law, civil rights and children’s rights. Externs will provide the law school with national exposure that can enhance the school’s reputation and increase law school graduates’ job opportunities, according to the students’ proposal. However, some faculty members question the school’s ability to adequately supervise a long-distance program. Law Prof. Eugene Scoles says he is worried that students may miss important coursework because many law courses are offered only one term each year. The program will remain experimental for the next three years, and the committee has estab lished elaborate guidelines to monitor the ex terns. Under the guidelines, interested students must first find an agency and submit a proposal to the committee. Also, externs must develop a curriculum, identify career goals and demon strate how the agency relates to their planned career. A faculty advisor will work closely with the extern and the agency and will review monthly reports submitted by the student. The committee has approved two extern ships for next fall. One student will work for the Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Inc., in Juneau, Alaska. The other will work for the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union. Applications for spring 1982 externships will be accepted until October. Housing heads elect Lee as 1982 president University associate housing director Donald Lee was chosen as president-elect of the North west Association of College and University Hous ing Officers at its recent meeting. Lee will serve from I982-83. ■ JODI you are the greatest little sister a guy could ever desire. The coast, dancing, and long trip home was fabulous. Love. 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But when those chunks began to fly, we all said, "Bye-bye-bye " You told us to rest, before our test; Now you know- we are the best" Thanks for those fun-filled days, We'll remember them long, with you Chi-0 babes1 GOOBY(LEON), FOUTSKI, RICK(F.F.G.D.), FRED (M.M.), U.P.(VIDDLE) 5 12 B- B.S. Productions has struck! Here's to many more wonderful" times' Your partner in deviance. S. 5-12 PASTOR BABBLITT This weekend was sub stantial, no doubt! Thanx for being you Love MRS. BABBLIT 5-12 Attention ASUO Spring Election Pollworkers YOUR PAYCHECKS ARE NOT READY! Please come to Suite 4, EMU and pick up information sheets, or call 686-3724 460 5-1? brake check with tune-up if you mention this ad 485-1881 1477 W. 3rd Ave. TYPEWRITER RENTAL Including IBM Selec trics, $6 and up. Pickup now at three locations. 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