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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1982)
Advisor’s post remains unfilled By Julie Kuhlo Ot9t»CmwmU A vacated University advising position will remain that way — at ieast temporarily. The reason: the University does not have the funds to replace Mike Marlowe, former student living organizations advisor “What happens now is that some things just don't get as much attention,” says Bob Bowlin, dean of students. Marlowe left the part-time position last week after accepting a full-time position with Rockwell-Hanford Operations of Richland, Washington Marlowe says he accepted the position when the University's financial problems indicated his advising job would have to remain part-time His annual salary has tripled from his University pay of $8,500 Although he was paid for working part-time, Marlowe says he was working nearly 40 hours a week The living organization advisor’s responsibilities include working with fraternities and providing sup port services to the co-ops Marlowe says he thinks Budget pinch cited the University has a real responsibility to provide students with the support they need to run their living organizations. " .. .support is not there or it would have been made full-time." "Most Universities would have one full-time advi sor for both fraternities and sororities, such as Oregon State University has," Martowe says "As you get higher in the University, there isn't anyone who objects to the position, but support is not there or it would have been made full-time " Bowlin agrees there is a need for a replacement "The State Board of Higher Education mandates that the Greek organizations meet certain codes, such as fire codes," he says "An institution that has houses has a mandate to work with them on these things “The fraternities must also have an educational program every term concerning hazing, with each new president informed of the rules and regulations," he says Marlowe, who had worked for the University since 1979, says he "left things in good enough order that it'll be okay for awhile,” but Bowlin is concerned about even short-range effects “I’m picking up quite a bit of the load, but one of the unfortunate consequences of being short-staffed is our contact with the Greeks is only concerning pressing problems, so they see the administration as negative or anti-Greek, which isn't the case ' Although the position is on hold right now, Bowlin says he is hoping to know by the end of the month whether a replacement can be hired "It all depends on what happens next week in the Legislature." MEETINGS The University Licnm CM will hold a meeting today at 6 p.m m Room 111, EMU AH newcomers are welcome and all existing members are strongly encouraged to attend This will be the last meeting before the season begins AM> RW Omega sendee IrsteniHy will be holding its weekly general business meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m in the Bamhardt Room. Carson Han Topics will include the open house for new members service projects and the flower sale All members should try to attend this short meeting SPEAKERS "Moral Major*) Proa and Cana,” a panel discussion scheduled today at 7:30 p.m m the EMU Forum has been cancelled It will be rescheduled at a late date INTERVIEWS Sign-up for interviews begins on Wednesday morning at 7:30 a m in Susan Campbell Hail A resume must be turned in at the time you sign up Jan. 2« Nabisco (Business with sales interest) Group meetings and information sessions being held during the week of Jan 25-29 are as follows Jan. 27 Bend Research — group meeting — 11 a m -noon — Room 101, EMU Sign up at Career Planning and Placement Service for this meeting (Chemistry) Jan. M Westinghouse Credit Corporation — group meeting — 3:30-4:30 p.m , Room 101, EMU Please s«gn-up immediately if interested m interview mg with the following recruiters Jen 1* Tektronix me (CS.r Chemistry Physics) Jen. 1* U S Marine Corps (Any major except medicine) and also at EMU Jn.1l Meier S Frank — orientation session — 9 a m -noon and 1:30-3:30 p m.. Room 358. Susan Campbell Hall (Students must attend one-hour session to interview) Jml2»-21 Meier & Frank (Business or Liberal Arts) IMiMeM Packard will be interviewing on campus Feb 4 and wiil be hosting a reception tor MBA students only The reception will be held Thursday afternoon in Gertmger Lounge from 3-5 p m Spend an “Afternoon on the Job" at ManW Lynch. Enjoy an on-site visit and learn about career opportuni ties m the field of stocks and bonds on Thursday from 1:30-5 p m Sign up today at 8:30 a m in Room 246 Susan Campbell Hall Space is limited MBCELLANEOUS PeychatoptsMed ftierepy group tor those who want to work on interpersonal issues and gain insight mto the impact of their behavior on others Group will meet from 3 to 5 p m on Tuesdays Term-long commitment Ho charge Call the Counseling Center at 686-3227 for details MBA and Law School Apphranta: You are invited to review materials m the newly established Law and MBA Information Center in Academic Advising ft Student Services Room 164 Oregon Hail Special presentation and introduction to the Center today at 3 :30 p m DOONES8URY by Garry Trudeau sotwuv m txjKivoNb7 G&x* say mh my Otar7 pots mt* control JHtwmtT Tfermatagsc *HC7 1HL 8Wf*m*SI**t SOGUVW) ** Bficr rn&MS Ha*curmc&*ar!u»rro*e 6 8GM&TM, f&Kmcu&ns' <K XfC t* oemr* stav h&ic oif vhv atSMtsmamon oemr7 Jtsrmom rr*A in THAT HAP PSPtOAui WWW* TO Oh ‘HJf&GOkk DO mnb 7 > *&*&& m&ues. rr BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed *»«£>. 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