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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1981)
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Persons who have never received flu vaccine and who are under the age of 28 years need two injections of vaccine four week apart Persons over the age of 28 need only one injection If persons received one injection of the 1978-79, 1979-80 or 1980-81 vaccine, they would need only one injection this year Annual flu immunizations are especially advised for people with an increased risk of complications from lower respiratory tract infections, including (1) Persons 65 years old and older (2) Persons of any age over five months with any of the following heart disease, compromised lung functions, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, chronic severe anemia, and conditions which compromise immune mechanisms For more information call the Student Health Center at 686-4441 “Take the bite out of inflation’’ RALEIGH BICYCLES $50.00 OFF now from $154.95 SCHWINN LeTour $50.00 Off now $204.95 We also service all makes & models of Bicycles! The only store that carries authentic VAN sport shoes! 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MIYATA, MOTOBECANE daily emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday encept during finals week and vacations by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co at the University of Oregon Eugene Oregon, 97403 New* and Editorial Display Advertising and Business Classified Advertising Production Editor Managing Editor News Editor Assistant News Editor Photo Editor 886-5511 686-3712 686-4343 666-4381 Sally Hodgkmson Gabriel Boehmer Harry Esteve John Healy Bob Baker Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Entertainment Editor Associate Editors ASUO Community Departments and Schools Higher Education Features Politics/Environment Night Editor General Staff Classified Advertising Production Manager Advertising Director Controller Max DeRungs Cort Fernald Steve Spat/ „ Jeff Dickerson Matt Meyer Dane Claussen Marian Green Debbie Howlett Ann Portal Caroline Petrich Ron Hunt Harry Esteve Sally OI|ar Ann Peterson Darlene Gore Jean Ownbey briefs MEETINGS People for Southern African Freedom. a group of citizens opposed to apartheid and South Africa's military activity. Is holding an organizational meeting today at 8 p m at 1271 Patterson St New members are welcome For further information, call 485-1755 A lesbian support group will meet today at 7 p m In Room 108 EMU For more In formation. call the GPA at 686-3360 A gay men's support group will meet tonight at 7 p.m to Room 112, EMU. For more Information, call OPA at M6-3U0 A Jewish Studies campus group meets every Tuesday from noon to 1 p m in the Jewish Student Union office. Suite 5 of the EMU The theme today is Literature ol Liberation " Everyone is welcome ORCA, the University Computing Association, will hold its second meeting of the year today at 4 pm In Room 108-109 EMU Non-members are encouraged to attend and join SEMINARS Optometry and physical therapy work shops: An admissions representative from Pacific University will meet Wednesday with optometry students from 9-10 a m and with physical therapy students from 10-11 am Room to be announced "Eugene's New Solar Access Ordinance" will be the topic of a lecture by Debbie Brewer EWEB planning and government affairs coordinator on Wednesday at 12 30 p m in the EMU (room to be posted) Brewer s presentation is part of the Eighth Annual Solar Seminar Series sponsored by the University Solar Energy Center and the Willamette Valley Solar Energy Association The event is free and the public is cordially invited For further information contact the University Solar Energy Center at 686 3696 SPEAKERS Larry HiWf, hMd of Industrial rotations tor the Convoy Company, a Portland truck company that is organized by the Teamsters. will speak to the University chapter of the Pacific Northwest Personnel Management Association at 4 pm today in Room 110. EMU PNPMA is open to any student interested in personnel or industrial relations Refreshments will be provided and Light weight yet rugged parka Waterproof with a breathable liner! Men's & Women's sizes reg $80 00 NOW $49.95 Just arrived. WOOL SOCKS reg $7-$8 Your choice $3.50 SECONDS WEST on the corner of 7th and Filmore 1 block East of Chambers Eugene s Discount Outfitter chapter elections held ‘'Control Ot RNA dene Transcription' will be the topic ot a lecture by Dr Karen Sprague today at 4 30 p m In Room 123. Science I The administrator ol the Oregon Correc tions Division will give a tree public lecture at 7 30 p m Wednesday on correctional trends in the United States Robert Watson, the first visiting practitioner this fall In the University's Wallace School ol Community Service and Public Affairs, has been a corrections division official since 1053 The CSPA visiting practitioner program is new this year and Is made possible by a grant from the Aut/en Foundation The program recognizes outstanding Individuals m the field of public service and serves to broaden students perspectives of these issues and programs INTERVIEWS Slgn-up lor Interviews begins on Wednesday morning et 7:30 a m In Susan Campbell Hall Please sign up Immediately It In teres led In Interviewing with Ihe following recruiters: Oct. 27 Caterpillar Tractor Company (Business Administration Marketing/ Manage menl/ Commerce) Oct 28 Callahan and Company (Accounting with minimum 3 25 GPA) Unton Pacific Corporation (Accounting) Oct. 20-29 The Up|ohn Company (Biology/Chemis try' Microbiology' Business with life science background) Peace Corps (Any ma|or) Oct. 30 Aetna Life A Casualty. Inc (Business'Liberal Arts any maior) Alexander Grant and Company (Account mg) Frito-Lay Inc (Business Administration ' Biology' Chemistry) Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton University — 1 30-3 30 p m in Century Room F, EMU Peace Corps — 3 30-5 p m in Forum Room EMU MISCELLANEOUS Spend an "Afternoon on ttie Job" at Frederick and Neteon ( n|oy an on-site visit and loam about career opportunities in the field of retailing today from t 30-5 p m Sign up today in Room 246 Susan Campbell Hall at 8 30 a m Space is limited Transportation provided Free Japanese film: Akira Kurosawa's "Drunken Angst" (1948) today at 7 p m in Room 177, Lawrence Hall A classic evoca tion of the occupation years, the hopes and tears, the misery and freedom of the Japanese people in the aftermath of war Starring Toshiro Mifune as the tubercular gangster and Takashi Shimura as the alcoholic doctor (The print of this showing may be damaged ) “The World In Crisis," a University course, preeenta a Mm and a speaker on the conditions and struggles In Southern Africa today at 7 p m m Room 244. Gilbert Hall The film Last Grave at Dimba/a portrays South Airies s apartheid system and the consequence of settler colonialism on the indigenous population A speaker Irom People for Southern African Freedom will talk about the current resistance movement m South Africa and the region, as well as the support work taking place in the United States Freshmen Nvtng In Watson and Boynton Haile are Invited to earn money for their hall social funds by participating in a question naire session for the Oregon Student Health Project today from 7 30-9 p m in the Carson cafeteria Participants are asked to bring a number 2 pencil and Iheir student ID Makeup sessions for students unable to attend regularly scheduled hall sessions will be held Wednesday same time, same place For more information, contact Tom Kamarck, Research Coordinator, at 686-4964 from 9-9 30 a m A program of Oregon wlldflower slides is scheduled lor presentation today by David Wagner director of the University herbarium Visitors are welcome The slides will be shown at 7 30 p m at 1645 High St (Eugene Garden Club) This Week’s Special '< / HOMEMADE SPAGHETTI, REALLY! 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