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The Jewish Students’ Union and Hillel invite you to the
annual Bagel Night’s General Assembly and briefing
session for 1981-82
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
KOINONIA CENTER
<rj 1414 Kincaid St
X SHALOM AND SHANA TOVA!
5-7 p.m.
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Thursday
_October 1st
13th & Hllyard
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The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through
Friday, except during finals week and vacations by the Oregon
Daily Emerald Publishing Co at the University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon. 97403
The Oregon Daily Emerald operates independently of the
University and is a member of the Associated Press Offices are
on the third floor of the Erb Memorial Union
Notts and Editorial 686-5511
Display Advertising and Business 666-3712
Production
Editor
Managing Editor
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686-4343
686-4381
Sally Hodgkinson
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News Editor
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Photo Editor
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Departments and Schools
Education and Administration
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Harry Esteve
John Healy
Bob Baker
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Matt Meyer
Dane Claussen
Marian Green
Debbie Howlett
Ann Portal
Caroline Petrich
Ron Hur *
Brooks Darett
Sally Oljar
Darlene Gore
Jean Ownbey
Doctoral, masters
programs honored
Both the doctoral program
and the master’s degree pro
gram of the University's health
education department have
been ranked among the top
programs nationally, according
to a recent study conducted at
the University of Illinois, Cham
paign-Urbana
The doctoral program was
ranked fourth and the master's
program second The nation
wide survey included the re
sponses of 245 health educa
tion department heads and
faculty members from among
the 40 doctoral programs and
126 master's degree programs
in health education in the United
States
Oregon currently offers the
only health education doctor
ate in Oregon, according to
Richard Schlaadt. depart
merit head
The top five doctoral pro
grams. in order, are at the
University of Illinois, Cham
paign-Urbana; Southern Illinois
University; Ohio State Universi
ty; Oregon; and the University of
Toledo The top five master's
degree programs, in order, are
at Ball State University; Oregon;
Indiana State University; Ohio
State University, and Southern
Illinois University
The doctoral program in phy
sical education was recently
ranked fifth in the nation among
the 98 colleges and universities
offering doctoral degrees in
physical education And the
recreation and park man
agement program was ranked
ninth nationally among the ap
proximately 500 schools award
ing degrees in recreation and
park management
Students receive awards
Two students in the Depart
ment of Germanic Languages
and Literature and one student
in the Comparative Literature
Program at the University have
received teaching appoint
ments in West Germany
The three students, all former
graduate teaching fellows in
German at the University,
received the appointments from
the German Pedagogical Ex
change Service and will teach
English for one year during
1981-82 in German secondary
schools
Sarah Mangan, a doctoral
degree candidate in Germanic
languages and literature, was
awarded a teaching appoint
ment in a school in Rheinland
Pfalz
Dan Hamann, a master s de
gree candidate in Germanic
languages and literatures, has
been awarded a teaching ap
pointement in Ansbach, Bavar
ia.
Ruth Mills-Price. a doctoral
degree candidate in compara
tive literature, has received a
teaching appointment in a
school in Leverkusen-Rhein
dorf
briefs
CLASSES
The University’s Special Education
Department is ottering a volunteer training
course tor persons interested in working on
a one-to-one basis with a child who has a
mental emotional or physical handicap The
course begins today and is worth two credit
hours per term No previous evperience is
required Call 688-4439 tor more intorma
tion
MEETINGS
Students International Meditation
Society will hold introductory lectures on
Transcendental Meditation today at 1 p m in
Room 111 EMU and at 8 p m in Room 110
EMU The public is invited
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Eugene Commission for the Rights of
Youth encourage*. anyone age* 14-21 with
latent In music, song, dance, theatre, mime.
Juggling magic, or crafts to take part in the
Second Annual Youth Faire
The Fat re an opportunity for young peo
pie to demonstrate their talents will be held
Nov 22 from 1 to 5 p nri at the Community
Center for the Performing Arts Eighth
Avenue and Lincoln Street
Youth interested in performing at the fair
or selling crafts at a booth should contact
Kim Davidson 687 5351 or Jeff Budd.
342-6715. to schedule an audition
Auditions will tie held Oct 14 21. 28 and
November 4 from / to 9 p m
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