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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1982)
Study Break Special 10% off cones Z0% off sundaes, shakes, floats Sat. -11 a m - 10 p m Sun -12 p m - 8 p m Mon - Thurs - 6 a m. -10 p m BASKIN-ROBBINS ICC CREAM STORE Good only ut EMU Baskin-Robbins (located in EMU breezeway) Expires Octofear ?8 198? H German AUTO SERVICE VWs-MERCEDES-BMWs DATSUN-TOYOTA-AUDI Reliable service for your foreign car 342-2912 2025 Franklin Blvd Eugene, Oregon O.K.H SMARTY PANTS. The 1983 Pentastar Challenge Calendar. A chance to win a scholarship, Chrysler product and more. If you thought The New Chrysler Corporation was something different from other car makers,we're out to prove that you’re right We've developed the "Pentastar Challenge" as a small, but deserving tribute to American ingenuity and intellegence. Riddle The challenge in the calendar is an intellectual one. Within the story and illustrations, we've woven an intricate pattern of clues in five different areas of academics; Music, Math, Computer Science, Chemistry and Literature There's nothing physically hidden or buried All you need to unravel the conundrums is a fairly sharp pencil and a very sharp mind The Reward if you are the first to have solved any one of the five riddles, you'll be awarded a $5,000 scholarship, a $5,000 cash grant to your school, your choice of a 1983 Turismo or Charger to drive for a year and a gold Pentastar Medallion There are also 100 second place prizes of silver medallions. The official rules are on the back of the calendar. The Reason We think you'll enjoy the Pentastar Challenge Calendar because it's functional, attractive and entertaining Maybe you should also know that through special arrangement with your College Store, we re helping to support the operation of this ic.)£n PFT1T/3ST4R CHy3li PTXtP very important part of your w 11/0 **= campus Is Chrysler getting out of the car business and into the calendar business7 No But at $4 98 maybe you'll be impressed with Chrysler enough to someday look at our I cars I For us, that's the challenge &THE NEWCHRYSLER CORPORATION The 1983 Pentastar Challenge Calendar. On Miff now at your collffg* book alor*. miscellanea It’s vineyards and condos in Umatilla if Lewis and Clark Col lege has its say on 2,000 acres the college owns near Hat Rock State Park An economic study conducted by the private Port land college is four months off — but based on the research done to date they say the acreage is suitable for European wine grape production The college holds title to the land, only they do not intend to go into the vineyard business However, Lewis and Clark of ficials have proposed the area be used for vineyards and a 340-lot village — and later, con dominiums County officials and area wheat growers are not quite as enthusiastic over the plan Of ficials have so far blocked the plan by saying the college is seeking to rezone the tract for residential use The Oregonian, Oct. 21 The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has urged the defenders of this nation’s citadels of higher education to resist the meddling of outside agencies into the governing the institutions. ‘‘The ever-increasing role of outside agencies in campus matters is gradually wearing down internal governance structures,” the foundation reported The report, entitled “The Control of the Campus,” went on to say that the "destructive cycle must be end ed The governance initiative must be returned where it belongs: to the campus itself ” The Chronicle of Higher Education, Oct. 13 It's election season and can didates for office are descend ing on university and college campuses like so many glad handing used car salesmen with just the car for you 1 Jim Bradshaw, a Republican candidate for a district in North Texas, has come up with the politicos quotes of the week Apparently Bradshaw is not one to align himself wholeheart edly with his president. "Right now," Bradshaw said to a North Texas State University audience, "I feel like a Tylenol salesman. I know that my overall product is good, but there are some problems with the in dividual results.” The North Texas Daily, Oct. 6 “The horror the horror” — that's what the OSU Memorial Union clean-up crew must have murmured coming upon the scene of carnage after a week end showing of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." The movie attracts a hardcore following and often the line between actors and audience breaks down "A torn movie screen, several damaged chairs, extensive wear to the floor and debris that included toast, wieners, cards, wet new spapers and 50 pounds of rice" were reported as part of the destruction. "It really was a mess,” said Ann Wilson, the union’s night manager. “Several chairs were crushed by people standing on them and slamming them against the floor Now (the chairs) have bent seats and wobbly legs and will have to be replaced " It's unlikely the movie will be shown at OSU in the near future. The Daily Barometer, Oct. 20 Here’s a novel approach to the shrinking funds available to college athletics — vending ma chines At Chemeketa Community College the athletic department has purchased 29 vending ma chines and placed them around the campus It's hoped that the vending machines will sup plement the college’s atletic budget which is nearly $41,000 annually The vending machines dis pense what is called ' junk food " It seems ironic that the athletic department, which stresses health, will be making its budget by selling "other than" healthy food They have also installed a number of video games in the student union "We re the only college in the United States I am aware of that funds their athletics this way," said Lowell Ford, director of student activities Courier 4, Oct 8 It’s college hi-JInx "wicked excellent", totally at North western The Wildcats were on a winning streak and Beta Theta Pi fraternity has had sanctions imposed on it by the adminis tration The fraternity sanctions stem from an incident during North western's homecoming parade It seems the Betas doused the judges with beer when their lloat veered toward the review ing stand One of the judges splattered by suds was the ven erable Mrs J Roscoe Miller, wife of the former Northwestern president John Kowalski, Beta chapter president, said his fraternity expects to "comply fully" with the long list of sanctions. The sanctions themselves were not specified The Daily Northwestern, Oct. 15
