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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1982)
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Oct. 30th Sun Oct. 31st reduced cover with costume on Halloween r Greek Home Cooking at Reasonable Prices • Daily specials • Beer and Wine from the U S and abroad • Weekend Brunch poppiis GREEK PEASANT FOODs| WINE-AND SPIRIT! 675 East 13th Avenue Closed Tuesday 343 0846 11 30 am 10 30 pm Weekdays 9 am 10 30 pm Weekends SNuFF allowed space in EMU By Richard Burr Of the Emerald The EMU Board housing committee approved partial office space in Suite 1 Wednesday for Students for a Nuclear Free Fu ture while delaying a decision on the adjoining office space The committee unanimously approved the allotment motion, which is subject to review after winter term The committee considered allocating all available office space, formerly used by University Veterans Association and Women's Symposium, but approved allocation of half the space The remaining unallocated space will remain under committee control, but will be available for the general use by any program, said Alan Scearce, housing committee chairer The motion must be approved by the EMU Board before being implemented. The committee considered requests by SNuFF, a group concerned with environmental and nuclear issues, and Frank Geltner, University program consultant, for the space Geltner said he wanted the space for expansion of his office, which is located in Suite 2 with the Cultural Forum Adam Schultz, SNuFF representative, said the program needed the space for its growing membership The group has 35-45 members and more students are joining with each meeting, he said Having SNuFF in Suite 1 would be appro priate since most of the groups in the suite are environmentally oriented, Schultz said The group also coordinates activities with the Suite 1 programs, he added Representatives from Suite 1 programs said they thought SNuFF fit in better with the envi ronmental orientation of the suite The programs also said they wanted to see a student organiza tion receive the space Geltner said the program consultant s office would give University groups without office space a place to work Students from such organiza tions could use the space for finding program related information, typing, and meeting, he said Geltner occupies the Suite 1 conference room, which was allocated to him last year and is subject to review at the end of the term John Dulcich, EMU Board chairer, moved to split the space between the groups The com mittee amended his motion in a 5-2 vote, with Dulcich and EMU director Adell McMiilan dissen ting, allocating half the space to SNuFF and retaining the other half for further discussion. ASUO representative Paul Rudinsky said Geltner should work with Vincson Green, ASUO vice president for program development, to find space in Suite 4 for program expansion Mona, I've finally decided where I'd like to make my career: State Farm! State Farm? Great Plowshares! You're going to be a soil tiller, r ml Living an agrarian lifestyle! 2 Come on now! State Farm is an insurance company Virgil, you're going to be a salesman? Flow could you? Even if they'd have you.,. Mona, there's more to insurance than selling policies. Insurance is opportunity. State Farm is looking for people interested in a data processing career. I don't have a computer science degree but I do have six hours of data processing courses. So ' qualify! ST ATI I ARM Good grief I They're omnivorous. No, but they're also interested in people in mathematics, accounting, law and actuarial sciences. Incidentally, the pay is great! Uh. Virgil, wear a clean pair of jeans to the Interview. No way, Mona. State Farm is looking for men and women with any degree and six to nine hours of data process ina courses. Of course, you've got to interested in a data processing career. For information on career opportunities at State Farm write Ron Prewitt, Assistant Director Home Office Personnel Relations, One State Farm Plana Bloomington Illinois 61701, or contact your Campus Place ment Director, or visit the State Farm Recruiter on campus November 4,1982 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Offices Bloomington Illinois An Equol Opportunity Employi Alan bcearce named to chair Greek’s council Aian Scearce of Phi Kappa Psi has been elected president of the Interfraternity Council Scearce, a business junior and chairer of the EMU Board housing committee, was the sole presidential candidate Fraternity presidents elect the council president The president administers the council's long-term planning, Scearce says The council emphasizes community service, scholarship, campus activity in volvement and intramurals' participation, he says JAMES THORNBURY BAND ROCKS HALLOWEEN at Old Taylor’s Fri. & Sat. 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