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Greeks welcome press, administrators
Newfy elected presidents and delegates
of campus sororities and fraternities mingled
Monday with members of the University
administration and the press
The event, held at the Delta Gamma
sorority, was designed to give selected
members of the University community a
good impression of the Greek system.
Photo by Bob Baker
Free measles shots at health center
In a response to several
reported cases ol measles in
Oregon the Student Health
Center is offering students free
measles vaccinations through
March 11
The vaccinations are given
during regular center hours,
according to Ellen Hansen,
nursing director No appoint
ment is necessary for the shots
The health center is open from 8
am to 4 p m Monday through
Friday
Hansen says any registered
student may receive a shot of
the hard measles vaccine Peo
ple with allergies to eggs or
chicken should tell the doctor
before taking the shot, Hansen
adds
Six cases of measles have
been reported in the state so far,
including one in Eugene,
according to the Oregon State
Health Division The other five
cases were traced to Oregon
State University
"Hard'' or "7-day" measles is
a highly contagious disease
which can cause middle ear
infections, pneumonia or ence
phalitis (inflammation of the
brain), according to the health
division Symptoms include a
fever of at least 101 degrees,
watery eyes, cough and a red
splotchy rash that begins on the
face and spreads to other parts
of the body
Anyone who thinks they may
have the disease should contact
the health center immediately,
says Hansen
Lorraine Duncan, a spokes
man for the division's immuni
zation unit, says many college
students may not be vaccina, id
for measles because child
immunation laws were passed
only recently She says students
should check their health
records or ask their parents to
find out whether they were
vaccinated
If students think they have
had the measles, Duncan says
they should have been officially
diagnosed by a doctor "They
may have had a mother or
grandmother who told them
they had measles, but it could
have been something ebe "
KWAX launches
funding drive
KWAX-FM kicks off its "Rite
of Spring" fund-raising drive
today
The radio station, which
broadcasts from Villard Hall,
has a goal of raising more than
$25,000 and gaining 1,000 new
or renewing donators The sta
tion receives about three
quarters of its funding from
state and federal sources
The spring event is important
because projections indicate
public funds will decrease
steadily, according to station
representatives The Incidental
Fee Committee cut its subsidy of
the radio station from $1,800 to
$1,650 for next year
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Friday »>capt during e»am mt and vacations, by the Oregon
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