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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1982)
rfUGenE—i iGOPy GEnTEP Theses, Dissertations, Books, and Class Packets; Copied and Bound. FAST. LOW COST OFFSET PRINTING AND PHOTOCOPYING 410 E. 11th. Eugene. OR 97401 • 344-4062 HARVEY Rv Man/ PKaco & Sat. Curtain 8 pm General Admission $5.00 UO Student/Senior $3.25 Non-UO Students $4.00 Robinson Theatre • 686-4191 |__Main_Desk What is available at the EMU Main Desk? (Main Floor, New Addition) . Sales Key chains, candy, cameras, film, paperback books, greeting cards, postcards, bicycle locks, school supplies, magazines, padlocks. Services Check cashing for University students, faculty and staff with proper I.D. Theater discount tickets Film developing Trading post ads Greyhound bus tickets Fast passes and bus tokens ODE classified ads Pay telephone, EWEB & gas bills Concert tickets Shakespearean Festival tickets Oregon Coast Line Bus Tickets ET1 .« ,-l ■ ■ mm The goal of the center is to develop the whole child within a nurturing and stable environment. Centers offer child care By Mama Broekhoff Of <h« Emerald Finding child care is always a problem for the student with a family The University’s depart ment of student affairs offers a wide variety of licensed child care programs at five different centers The EMU Child Care Center, located in a specially designed facility on the ground floor of the student union, serves up to eight children from 15 months to two and a half years in its tod dler program, 16 children from two and a half years in its preschool program, and 24 children from 1 to 6 years in its evening program. Children may be enrolled on an hourly basis from 8:30 a m. to 4:30 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m on Monday through Friday when the University is in ses sion Times can be scheduled in advance or as drop-ins when space is available The University Child Care and Development Center offers three programs in home-like settings on the east edge of the campus Moss House serves a maximum of 23 preschoolers from 2Vi to 5 years, 7:30 a m to Branching out this year? Come & see DOWN TO EARTH’S great selection of bamboo paper shades paper lanterns straw floor mats low cost kitchen ware many household supplies 2 Easy Locations 50 E. I 1th Downtown 344-6357 24th 9k Hllyard 345-7954 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, on either a half day or full day basis. Green House takes 12 toddlers from 15 months to 2'h years on the same scheduling Alternatively, Vil lard House enrolls 12 toddlers between 8 a m and 1 p.m. on an hourly basis Up to 30 children between the ages of five and ten can be supervised from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in the CCDC after school program at Edison School. Children from Condon School walk over to Edison with an adult Cost at the EMU Center is $1.50 per hour for toddlers and $1.20 for preschoolers. At Moss House the cost is $1.10 per hour; at Green House, $1,50; and at Villard House, $1.60 The after-school program is $1.10 per hour All the centers have attractive play yards and are amply provided with both indoor and outdoor equipment, including toys, balls, art supplies, vehi cles. climbing structures and even garden plots They are managed by a full time director, Mary Curtis Gramley, and 2 to 4 full-time caregivers per center, who are trained in early childhood education. To maintain an adult/child ratio of no more than 4-to-1 for toddlers and 1-to-6 for preschoolers, the centers employ University students and they welcome volunteers. Field trips are frequent, to various parts of campus, neigh borhood playgrounds and other points of interest, such as the fire station and bakery. All of these activities con tribute to the centers' goal of developing the whole child through cognitive, physical, social and emotional growth within a nurturing and stable environment Registration at the EMU Center occurs on the school registration days for each term, which are Sept. 23 and 24 for fall term. At the other four centers, pre-registration for the whole school year is possible At all centers, registration can also occur throughout the term as space permits Student families are given preference For more information about any aspect of university child care, call 686- 4345 or 686-4384 What do you want out of your college experience? Take a look at what sororities have to offer YOU... Stop by Suite 5 in the EMU (next to Baskin Robbins) sororlties_l university of Oregon
