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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1982)
Big Screen Action at DeFrisco’s See exclusive footage of helicopter skiing and more! Produced by Warren Miller. Fast and exciting! Brand new ski films in their Eugene premiere at deFrisco’s. Don’t miss it! 3 p.m.... on Sunday, Nov. 7 Minors are welcome for meals only before 7 p.m. Downtown in the Atrium Got resume on the mind?? Production. EMU Room 300 For quality typesetting - contact Oregon Daily Emerald I Racial conference starts today The fifth annual conference of the Willamette Valley Racial Minorities Consortium, which begins today in Salem at Chemeketa Community College, will focus on "The Emerging Minorities in Oregon " Featured speakers are Alfredo de los Santos, the vice chancellor of Maricopa County (Arizona) Community College District, Matthew Prophet, superintendent of Portland Public Schools and Beatrice Medicine, from the anthropology department, University of California at Northridge The conference begins this morning with several workshops and panels on business, poli tics, education and community service Prophet will speak at 8 p m and a dance, sponsored by the Mujeres de Oregon, will follow Saturday's events have been dedicated to a student emphasis. A minorty business informa tion center and an ethnic food fair will be featured throughout the conference The conference is being held in conjunction with the Regional Conference of the Pacific Northwest Black Studies Council "Everyone is welcome to attend any or all of the sessions," says Bean McFadden, director of the University's affirmative action office Registration is $15 for two days, $10 for one day and $5 for students More information may be obtained at Room 472 Oregon Hall or by phoning extension 3123 A 175-page report on last year's conference, held on the University campus, is available from the affirmative action office Safecracker hits music school About $1,100 in cash and checks was stolen over the weekend from the safe in the University music school, accor ding to Anita Vaughn, accoun ting clerk in the music school. Vaughn cautions those who wrote checks for single tickets to stop payment on their checks She is not sure exactly how many checks were in volved, but she has notified those she knows wrote checks Much of the money stolen was from a pair of concerts held Oct 7 and Oct 28 Vaughn says the safe was apparently pried open over the It’s not what you see. It’s how you see it. weekend The money was being held in the music school for auditing before deposit. She says the $1,100 was a small percentage of the money brought in from the concerts, because most of the purchases are in season tickets The music school is now in the process of discussing a new policy of depositing money in a bank before it is audited, says Vaughn. “Security is being changed," she says Vaughn says where the safe was located in the music school “may have been common knowledge ” Jazz band set to play Eugene Lights Out, a seven-member jazz musical group, will perform a benefit concert for the Black Student Union Saturday The concert begins at 9 p m in the Columbia Room of the Valley River Inn. Tickets cost $4 50 in advance and $5 the day of the show and can be purchased at the EMU Main Desk, Everybody's Records and Earth River Records Lights Out features Tony Col lins on trumpet and flugelhorn Collins was a former member of the Village People fivers anvone? This reproduction is available in Blue. Black or Brown lines Black. Blue lines with white background 12* 18 $2 00 16x24 $3 00 Brown lines on heavier paper with cream background 12* 18 * $3.00 16*24 $4 00 Offset (lift mailing available Matting o> bamtng tot additional coat to order phone 6C7-0244
