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Wednesday is Ladies Night at the
Holiday Inn.
All Well Drinks $1.00 for the Ladies.
(Every Wednesday Night)
Dance to
The Rich Manning Show
and
The Escape Band
Rich Manning sings Elvis in stunning costume.
November 8-27 • 9 PM - 2 AM
Variety of Music for your Dancing and Listening
225 Coburg Road pleasure 342-51 SI
cAiAowte.
01X11 I Recreation Center
SEE THIS SHOT
AND OTHERS TODAY
AT 1:00 p.m. & 5:30 p.m.
IVOR BRANSFORD
&
SUE WARNES
PROFESSIONAL TRICK SHOT ARTISTS
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Faculty advisory group
not clandestine, says Hill
The faculty advisory council
does not meet secretly, Univer
sity vice provost Richard Hill
said Tuesday in reference to
remarks made Monday by
ASUO Pres C.J. Balfe
The faculty-elected council
has existed for a long time. Hill
said in reaction to Balfe’s
comments published in
Tuesday's Emerald
University Pres Paul Olum
takes ideas to the committee to
get a faculty perspective, Hill
said
The committee also serves as
a communicating device
between the president and the
faculty, he added
Balfe's suggestion for
creating a student advisory
council is a feasible idea, Hill
said
The council is being formed
so Olum may ask students to
advise him on issues pertinent
to students, Balfe said Tuesday
The council is not in opposition
to the administration and facul
ty, he said
The ASUO hopes to have a
student representative on the
faculty committee, but until that
time the council will serve the
purpose, Balfe said. The ASUO
does not want a vote on the
committee, "but a voice in what
happens,” he added
The remarks made in the
article "are not a good
representation of how we have
tried to work with them this
year,” Balfe said.
The ASUO doesn't "want to
go head-to-head with anyone,"
but wants to work with the
faculty and administration, he
said
The statement about protect
ing student organizations' au
tonomy was not "paranoia
about the administration taking
over," but concerned
strengthening student auton
omy, Balfe added.
The ASUO and Student
University Affairs Board are not
wary of the faculty but want to
assure student represen
tatives vote responsibly so they
are not accused of coalition or
irresponsible voting, he said
Students to fill a variety
of advisory committees
Forty-four students have
been appointed to positions on
University student/faculty com
mittees by the student Com
mittee on Committees and con
firmed by University Pres Paul
Olum
Olum appointed the following
students to the following com
mittees:
Lori Kleinsmith, James Gil
baugh, Michael Wilson —
academic standards; Patrick
Widmer — admissions policy;
Hilary Gerdes, Christine
LaCasse — advising; Jeffrey
Stuhr — campus planning;
JoZell Johnson — curriculum;
Deborah Romerein, David
Lesser — University faculty
personnel; Katherine Yorke,
Ann Croman — foreign study
programs; Craig Taylor —
graduate council; Tom
Danowski, Dale Penegor,
Robert Waldron — intercolle
giate athletics; David Steinmetz,
Steve Gehlen — library;
Elizabeth Halimah, April Brown,
Patricia Akiyama, Terry Russell
— minority education council;
Lorianne Shaft, Gina Marie
Crowe — museum of art advi
sory; Leslie Drate — safety advi
sory; Daniel Cohen, Jennifer
Elling — scholarships; Richard
Stewart, Cheryl Royston, Misha
Levitan-Keith, Kelly Spoh'n —
scholastic review; Colleen
Chinen, Cynthia Briggs — status
of women; Pat Maginnis,
Michael Cornell, Tamae Moriya
su — student financial aid; David
McKay, Rebecca Ricoy —
student health services; Mark
Woloshin — teacher education;
Mona Buckley, Cliff Baker, Lori
Lieberman — grievances; and
Mike Annis, Lyn Thompson —
traffic appeals
Further appointments will be
announced at a later date.
University Theatre Presents
A comedy by pulitzer prize winning author
LAM FORD WILSOM
L_— __1
Fifth of July
Nov. 19,20 Dec. 1,2,3,4
Robinson Theatre 8 P.M.
UO Students & Seniors $3 25 General Public $5.00
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•Audiences are cautioned that this play contains language that
may be considered offensive by some people
Produced in cooperation with Oramatists Play Service Inc