MEETINGS
The Jewish Student Union will hold a general mem
bership meeting tonight at 7 in 113 EMU Meet repre
sentatives of the tour Jewish groups on campus Find out
who we are and what we do There will be refreshments
and music For more information visit the JSU Office at
Suite 5. EMU or call 686-4366 Or 345-4478
SNuFF will be holding an organizational meeting tor
the Nov. 1 dle-ln at 7 p m tomorrow in 112 EMU All are
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SNuFF (Student* lor a Nuclear Free Future) will be
holding a meeting tomorrow at 5 p m in 112 EMU All are
welcome
International Studies Association will be holding a
meeting today at 4 30 p m In 837 PLC (Inti Stud Dept
Otlice) We have an important agenda all members are
requested to attend Everyone is welcome
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Professional Journalists should attend an introductory
meeting at 7 30 pm In 301-B Allen
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS
Sign up today for the Mask Workshop in the Craft
Center. Suite 69. EMU The workshop will be held
Tuesday and Thursday from 5 30 to 7 p m
Second session Fall term classes begin at the Easter
Seal Pool today with classes offered for parents and their
children, pre-school children, six-year-olds and up. and
adults A special swim exercise session is slated to start
Nov 5 Also new on the agenda, a Monday-Wednesday
senior-only swim for those 55 and over For more
information call 686-9290 or drop by the pool at 3575
Donald Contact Pool secretary Carolyn Nelson for more
information
SPEAKERS
Frank Wilkinson, director emeritus of the National
CoaHtion Against Repressive Legislation, will speak at
two events today on campus Draft Prosecutions and
Financial Aid Restrictions — Your Vote. Your Freedom
is the title of his first lecture today at 2 30 p m in the EMU
Forum Room His second lecture. Strom Thurmond's
Anti-Crime Bill — Repressive Legislation in the Lame
Duck Congress, will be held in 125 of the Law School at
7 30 p m tonight Both events are free and are spon
sored by the Student Bar Associaton. Poltical Science
Student Union and Campus ACLU
Surviving a Nuclear War; it it possible? Helen Cai
dicott will speak on the medical consequences of a
nuclear war at the conference Nuclear Madness,
tomorrow at noon in the EMU Ballroom
Helen Caldicott. a Physicians for Social Responsibility,
is a world renowned speaker and author against nuclear
power and weaponry Congressman Jim Weaver ar
ranged for Caldicott to come to the University to address
the student body Caldicott hopes to teach people the
facts so that they will become aware what is happening
in the world Admission is free
AH members of PNPMA and any students interested in
Personnel are invited to attend our next guest lecture
Linda Smith. Employment Manager at Sacred Heart
Hospital, will be speaking on personnel issues The
meeting will be tomorrow at 3 30 p m in 110 EMU
Refreshments will be provided
INTERVIEWS
Spend an Afternoon on the Job with Merlll Lynch this
Thursday in the EMU Forum Room Learn about career
opportunities in the field of stocks and bonds from Blame
Werner Assistant Vice President/Resident Manager
Program will begin promptly at 2 p m
Interviews:
Nov. 1 — U S Marine Corps (F. W Sp Su grads —
B/M/Ph D — All majors for Career)
Nov. 1 — Yergen & Meier (F. W Sp. Su grads — B M —
Accounting for Staff Accountant)
Nov. 1-4 — Peace Corps and at EMU (Group Meeting
4-5 p m , Room 108. EMU)
Nov. 2 — New York Life Insurance (F W grads — B M
— Bus Admin for Sales Representative)
Nov. 3 — Hewlett-Packard Company 1) F. W. Sp grads
— MBA s w applicable majors for Operations Mgmt
(Strong quant skills). Factory & Field Mktg (Strong
technical background). Information Systems EDP for
CS Programming background 2) F W. Sp grads —
B'M Ph D — CS for Research & Development/Infor
mation
Nov. 4 — State Farm Insurance Company (F. W. grads
— B — General Business for Trainee and for Claims/Jr
level students — any major — for Minority Summer Intern
program)
Nov. 5 —U S Air Force at EMU
Additional information on recruiter requirements
available at Career Planning & Placement
Please sign up immediately if interested in Interview
ing with the following recruiters:
Oct. 25 — The American Graduate School of Interna
tional Management (All degree levels — all disciplines for
information on Grad School Program in International
Mgmt)
Oct. 25 — Atkinson Grad School of Mgmt. Willamette
University (F. W. Sp. Su grads — B — All majors for
Two-year graduate program)
Oct. 26 — College of Law Willamette University (F W
Sp. Su grads — anyone wishing to discuss Law School
/ Law School admissions)
Oct. 27 — Forestry Associates International Inc
(B M'PhD — Forest Ind Mgmt/Bus Geology Natural
Resources) Group Meeting — Oct 26 — 7-8 30 p m
Room 108 EMU)
Oct. 26 — Lawyer s Assistant Program. University of
San Diego (F. W Sp. Su grads also Undergrads —
B M/PhD — Any major for graduate level training for
career as Lawyer's Assistant)
Oct. 26 — McDonnell DouglasCorp. Astronautics(F. W
grads — B/M — CS/Physics for Positions in Technical
areas — See RIF notebook)
Oct. 29 — Pepperdme University. School of Law (F W
Sp grads — B — All majors for student candidates for
School of Law) Group Meeting 9-10 a m , Century Room
D. EMU
MISCELLANEOUS
Aitend the People s Law School this week and learn
all about wills. The class is free and meets Oct 27 from 7
to9pm at Patterson Community School, 1510 W 15th
You II learn how a will is prepared, whether a will is
necessary and how to avoid problems There is no cost
or registration
Paid Chorus Positions are available for a production.
The show is directed by Ed Ragozzino is scheduled for
presentation in January at the Hult Center for the
Performing Arts Auditions will be held tonight at 7 p m in
the Soreng Theatre of the Hult Center for the Performing
Arts Singers and dancers. 18 years or older should bring
resumes and be prepared to audition Singers should be
prepared to sing a Broadway show tune (accompan
iment will be provided) Dancers should dress lor a
dance audition (bring tap shoes) Dancers who sing will
be given priority Ten men and 10 women will be
selected
Learn how to buy, store and cook with bulk food*
Sponsored by Head Start For more information contact
Michelle Kane at 689-9290 or 935-1005
RATES: Rates are 15 cent* par word
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$1.20 minimum lor consacutlva In
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HYPNOSIS TAPES Most sublets $10
Improve concentration memory, over
come exam phobia 341 6014 681 tin
SKIS f isher Racing Comps 190cm
Brand new, $150 Kurt 485 9'’09 10-25
COLD? We have space heaters $5 and
up Dryers $40 and up Stovepipe hard
ware Check our clothes tor Halloween
costumes, winter clothes, baby clothes,
fruit |ars 10 speed bikes 25' Peugeot
U-08. $100, 2? Raliegh Sprite $70, 20"
MX Gitane $45 Assorted 2 and t
speeds
LEDC COMPANY STORE
Non-Profit Recycling Center
245 Polk
8 20 5 weekdays, 10-4 weekends
786 10 25
MAROON SECTIONAL Good condi
lion, real comfortable $85 Call
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KING SIZE WATERBED Mattress,
leater, liner $75 68? 2145 10-27
WATER BED Includes frame, liner, bag
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•80 LE CAR (RENAULT) 20 40 mpg
4,000 miles Red $2,800
686 4028/245 7728 10-26
THE BUY A SELL CENTER
Buy-Sell-Trade
Musical instruments, photo equipment
backpacking gear stereos and tools
381 WEST 5th
JVC A-S3 AMPLIFIER $100 Mitach
turntable and handcrafted speakers $20
895-2824. Creswell to 2'
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LCC Heceta House, Nov 5 (evening), I
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lodging Preregister LCC Downtow
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NOVEMBER OPENINGS Guitar pianc
bass lesson .John Sharkey, ?44-55?(
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Scientific 8 week study $50 fee cover
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Please Come to Meet and Hear
Dr. Helen Caldicott
President of Physicians for Social Responsibility
Author of Nuclear Madness
She Will Speak on
| The Medical Effect of Nuclear War
Tuesday, October 26 • 12 noon, EMU Ballroom
Sponsored by Congressman Jim Weaver
Relax at Rennie’s
and
Support United Way
Tuesday, Oct. 26
Rennie's will donate its proceeds to United Way
Open 7:30 a.m. for breakfast. Close 1 a.m.
Featuring an outdoor deck and game room
Kemiie’s Landing • 1214 Kincaid • 687-0600