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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1981)
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Happy Hour: 3-6 pm Mon.-Friday Large Pitchers $2.00 Miller and Rainier $2.25 Lowenbrau Across from Orsgon Hall 1809 Franklin Bhrd Eugene, OR 484-2799 daily emerald The Oregon Deity 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 News and Editorial SSS-5511 DtaptBy Advertising and Business MS-3712 Production Editor Managing Editor New Editor Assistant News Editor Photo Editor MS-43® 1 Sally Hodgkmson Gabriel Boehmer Harry Esteve John Healy Bob Baker Max OeRungs Cort Fernald Slave Spat/ Jett Dickerson Matt Meyer Dane Claussen Marian Green DeDDie Howie ft Ann Portal Caroline Petnch Ron Hunt John Healy Sally Olfar Ann Peterson Darlene Gore Jean Ownbey Graphics Editor Editorial Page Editor Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor Entertainment Editor ASUO Community Departments and Schools Higher Education features Politics / Environment Night Editor Classified Advertising Production Manager Advertising Director Controller Courses exploring Canadian film making, parenting and the scientific basis of social issues are among the hundreds of winter term offerings of the Com-, munlty Education Program at the University. In addition to these classes, CEP students choose from a wide range of regular and special University classes offered by most departments, including business, economics, political science and history. briefs FORUMS "Current Trends rn Literary Criticism" is the topic ot a torum today at 12 30 p.m. in the EMU Forum Sponsored by the Comparative Literature Program, the torum will feature tour speakers relating their own work to issues in psychoanalytic, teminist, Marxist, semiotic, deconstructive criticism RAOtO KLCC91 1 FM Friday - ”Ja22 Alive” 6 30 p.m Mainstream iazz and two swing era giants. Teddy Wilson and Red Norvo, are presented on this program from National Public Radio Saturday - A Prairie Home Com panion.” 6 p m Tom Lieberman and Friends, and the Butch Thompson Trio are guests of host Garrison Keillor Followed at 8 p.m by "Star Wars' and at 8.30 p m by Hitchhiker s Guide to the Galaxy ." Sunday - 1 A Question ot Place.' 6 p.m Tonight, a sound portrait ot 20th century humanist WEB DuBois INTERVIEWS Hitt School of Theology will have a representative at the Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid St., Irom 10 30 a m to noon Donald Bossari will be available to discuss the programs at lliff For more information, call 344-4219 MISCELLANEOUS Free food Respond to the OSPIRG student interest survey and you might find yourself dining out The survey is available at a table on the mam floor of the EMU today Willard Community School is holding a Preregistration for CEP courses can be completed in person or by telephone from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, Dec. 8-11, and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Dec 12, at the University Con tinuation Center's new location in Room 333, Oregon Hall. Free visitor parking is available in a lot opposite Oregon Hall at 13th Avenue and Agate Street To register by telephone, call 686-5614 Winter Craft Baiaar today and Friday Arts, cratts. music, storytelling and baked goods will be available at the school, located at 2855 Lincoln St For more information, call 687 3509 A benefit Christmas dance sponsored by the University Gay People's Alliance will be held Saturday at 8 p m at the Friend's Meeting Hall, 2274 Onyx St The dance is semiformai and music will be provided by DJ, Nancy Admission IS $1 50 or S2 75 per couple All proceeds will supporl the Gay People s Alliance Development Fund A Japanese Bible Study meets every Saturday at 4 p m at 735 E 17th Ave Apt 36 Any Japanese speaking person is welcome For more information, call 342 3123 One Way Ministries Bible Study and fellowship tonight at 8 in the EMU Forum Teaching by Pastor Dan Johnson German majors Your Christmas gift has arrived Pick up your German pocket calendars tor 1982 in the office of your adviser, Helmut Plant. 312 Friendly Hall, ext 4059 The Active Bethel Citizens will hold their annual Christmas Bazaar Saturday from 10 am to 6 p.m at Shasta Middle School Whitaaker Community School will hold a rummage sale Saturday and Sunday to benefit a member in dire straits The school is at 21 North Grand Ave The Eugene Nordic Club will offer a beginner's cross country ski trip to Faye Lake for the family especially the kids, on Saturday For more in formation, contact Garry Neil at 689 8849 Guys & Girls Let us do your haircutting Hair Faire 342-2165 1410 Orchard, Room 207 M *, W A A V ^ V ' ' ' I I » V VIM' I u ' /II IV Christmas Classifieds ii\ the Emerald. 15 words for $1.50 if placed by 1 pm Dec. 10 af the usual locations. 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