Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 04, 1982, Page 16, Image 16

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    SEVEN CHAPTERS
OF PHILOSOPHY
FOR TOMORROW AND A
ROCK CONCERT TONIGHT
YOU CAN DO IT!
It gets down to what you want to do and what you
have to do. Take the free Evelyn Wood Reading
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You can dramatically increase your reading speed
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Don't get left behind because there was too much
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Host program
helps students
from overseas
University News Bureau
People interested in hosting
University students from abroad
are encouraged to sign up for
the annual "Friendship Family
Program" operated by the Fo
reign Student Friendship Foun
dation
According to Liz Litchman. an
adviser in the University inter
national services office the
foundation "promotes interna
tional understanding and world
friendship by encouraging in
tercultural activities "
Friendship families are ex
pected to provide a foreign
student with opportunities to
gain an understanding of Amer
ican culture
Litchman suggests helping
orient students when they first
arrive, inviting them to dinner,
accommodating them as guests
in their homes, taking them on
excursions to points of interest
in the state and helping them
adjust to life in Eugene
Close to 200 students from
75 countries are coming in for
fall term." Litchman says, "and
more than haW have already
been assigned families "
Litchman says no financial
obligation is involved For
further information phone
Litchman at 686-3206
Student guides
give free tours
University News Bureau
Guided walking tours of the
University campus are offered
Monday through Friday to the
general public
The free one-hour tours
depart at 10 30 am and 7 30
p m from the Oregon Hall infor
mation desk
During the tours, student
guides point out many buildings
and facilities incorporated with
m the 250-acre campus
Tour formats are informal in
nature which allows par
ticipants to concentrate on
afeas of campus where their
academic interests he
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Monday, October 4, 1982