Oregon daily emerald., January 12, 1983, Page 3, Image 3

Refloorestation
The University physical plant began
work on the floor of the west library
entrance Jan. 11, forcing the closure of
part of the entrance corridor.
Workers on the project hoped to fin
ish the entire entrance by the end of the
week.
George Bynon. director of admin
istrative services at the library, says the
workers will probably finish the west
end late today or early Thursday, and
will spend the rest of the week retiling
the east end.
Dave Rowe, University planner, in
dicated the entrance to the library was a
"space of special significance, " and
that the University would try to keep as
close to the original decor and style as
possible The new tile is the same color
as the tile it replaces.
The physical plant had hoped to be
able to finish the tiling over the
Christmas break, but a problem in
obtaining the tiles delayed the project.
Professor to speak about life in Poland
University political science professor Joseph
Fiszman will discuss life in Poland at the Eugene
Conference Center, 7th and Oak. Thursday at 8
pm
The presentation opens the winter Forum
Lecture Series sponsored by the University
Committee for the Arts and Humanities
Fiszman, who visited Poland twice in 1982 to
study the relationship between the Polish
Catholic Church and Polish Communist Party, will
give personal impressions of changes in Polish
citizens' lives in his talk titled “Poland: Country in
Disarray "
"Every aspect of the country, whether cul
tural, economic or moral, has been affected,'
Fiszman says "The people of Poland are
watching their country disintegrate "
Fiszman was born in Poland but became an
American citizen after World War II He has
written numerous works on contemporary Poland
and comparative politics.
For more information, contact University
history professor John Nicols at 686-4821. The
lecture is free and open to the public.
Balfe unveils proposal to ODE board
ASUO Pres. C.J. Balfe
unveiled a proposal to settle a
controversy over the length of
the terms of two ASUO
representatives on the Oregon
Daily Emerald board of directors
at an ODE board of directors
meeting Monday
Balfe proposed the ASUO
representatives' terms be
returned to one-year periods
with an orientation period for
newly appointed represen
tatives before becoming voting
board members The ASUO
Constitution forbids ASUO
presidents from making
appointments for time periods
longer than their one-year terms
of office, Balfe said
Such an arrangement would
allow the appointees to become
familiar with the Emerald before
taking their posts, ensuring
student continuity on the board,
he added
The ODE board approved a
bylaws change last March
extending the terms of appoint
ed ASUO representatives from
one year to two years and
creating an elected student-at
Workshop teaches basic layout
for developing flyers, posters
A workshop entitled 'So! You
Got the Job of Making the Pos
ter!" will be held Thursday at 3
p.m in EMU Century Room E
The session is intended to
teach interested individuals
basic layout skills for flyers and
posters.
The meeting is the third in a
series of “informal/infor
mative" sessions sponsored
this term by the ASUO office of
program development and EMU
program consulting office
large position tor a one-year
term The board extended the
terms to preserve student con
tinuity on the board, instead of
having the annual re-orientation
of new representatives, says
Emerald editor Harry Esteve
Balfe additionally requested
the board return the
representatives' terms to the
one-year periods previous to
the bylaws change until the si
tuation is clarified and solved.
Balfe said he would like the
problem settled before he
leaves office in May.
The board will inform ASUO
of its decision in one or two
days, after consulting with its
attorney, said board chairer Jim
Edmundson.
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