MEETINGS
ASUO It holding t mandatory moating
today at 4 p m. In Rm. 101 EMU. Election
rules, process, and ballot draw will be on
the agenda. For more information call
ASUO, Suite 4, EMU. x3724
Japanese Bible Study Is held at 550 E.
14th, Apt. No. 21 at 7:15 every Sat. For
more information, call Yoshimi or Yuko at
667-8684 Time could be arranged by next
week.
Alphl Phi Omega Open mooting will bo
hold on Tue. at 6:30 p.m. All interested are
welcome
Faculty and Students Interested In
mooting once a week during April to play
Firebreaks, a war-peace game are en
couraged to sign up in the SNuFF office.
Suite 1. EMU
WORKSHOPS
University Women’s Symposium will be
held the week of April 3-9. Workshops,
discussions, films and cultural events will
be held throughout the week, starting on
Sun. with a Women's Art Show, and
Women and Religion. Complete schedules
of events will be available in the EMU star
ting on Monday. For more information, call
x3327. Women's Resources and Referral.
Pacific Islands: People and Issues, a
SEARCH workshop, will be offered this
term For more information call 344-4219.
ot come tonight at 8 p m. to 1236 Kincaid
to discuss regular meeting time.
Persons interested in learning how to
teach English to speakers of other
languages are invited to a Laubach
Method workshop starting on Fri.. April 8,
at 6:45-10 p m.: Sat April 9 from 8:45 a m -4
p.m ; and Saturday. April 16 from 8:45
a m -3:45 p.m , at the old Lincoln School at
650 W 12th St., Rm 8 Cost ot the
workshop is $5 to be paid in advance to the
Literacy Council of Eugene-Springfield
Enrollment closes April 7. Applications
blanks are available from Agnes Best.
345-7815. or the Literacy Council,
344-0051
A free class is being offered spring term
for individuals who feel uncomfortuole or
anxious in social situations, or who con
sider themselves shy. Classes will be held
evenings, once a week for 90 minutes For
more information, call 686-3418 (days) and
344-3595 (evenings).
Weight Issues groups are being offered
for students at the University Counseling
Ctr. as part of a research project Groups
will be offered on Mon. and Wed . 3:30-5
p.m. Call Jan or Candy at 686-3227 for
more information
MISCELLANEOUS
Attention Predental Students: BIO 409,
Practlcum Predentistry is offered this terrp,,
as a clinical observation program with 1 lir
pass/no pass credit For applications and
more information contact Pete Scarpa.
Pre-Health Science. 164 Oregon Hall; or
leave message at x3466
A No Nukes Ball will be held at 8:30 p.m.
on Sat., April 2 at W.O.W. Hall, featuring
the Cashiers, Dr. Atomic and Arousing
Spirit. For more information call 343-8548.
Filing date closes for all ASUO elected
positions at 3 p.m. today. Positions in
clude: ASUO President, Incidental Fee
Committee. Student University Affairs
Board. EMU Board of Directors. OSPIRG
Board of Directors. ODE Board of Direc
tors "at-large position, and the Presidents
Advisory Council “at-large" positions. For
more information contact the ASUO Of
fice, Suite 4 EMU. x3724
Premedia! Preceptorshlp program will
have Its first spring rotation beginning
April 4. Applications and sign-ups are due
today at 4 p.m in 164 Oregon Hall. Orienta
tion meeting will be held Monday at 6:30
p.m. in Rm. 107 Gilbert. Rotations involve
three hours of participation per week for
four weeks
Survey of Visual Arts, ArH 202 was
mistakenly ommitted from the time
schedule. The class will be offered MWF at
12:30, 177 Lawrence.
Free Computing Ctr. short course: in
troduction to the DEC 1091 today at 3:30-5
p.m., Rm. 202 Computing Ctr.
History Book Club will hold a sale on the
first floor lobby, PLC on today from 8
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344.7894
860 E I3lh Ave
a.m.-4 p.m.
Tour the Computing Ctr. Tour starts at
Program Reception. Computing Clr. today
at 1:30 p.m.
Participations are needed lor research
being conducted at the University
Counseling Center on Weight Control
Issues Groups. Groups start Spring Term.
Call now for more information and sign up.
Ask for Jan or Candy, 686-3227
Sophomores and Juniors: University of
Oregon Parents Association is offering a
scholarship of $600 based on leadership,
academics, and contribution to the Univer
sity Applications can be picked up in Rm
111. Susan Campbell Hall. For more infor
mation call 686-5555
INTERVIEWS
April 4 — U S. Marinos (for Officer — F,
W. Sp. Su Grads — B/M/PhD — All majors)
April S - U S Bancorp/U S National
Bank of Oregon — Group Meeting: 12:30-2
p.m.. Dad's Rm., EMU
AprM 4-7 — U S. Navy Recruiting District
- EMU
April 6 — Bon Marche — (W. Sp grads —
Bachelor's — 1. for Executive Trainee —
Bus. AdminJUb Arts/MktgJMgmt.; 2. for
Shrinkage controller — Acct./Fin.)
April 7 — U S Air Force (for:
Pitot/Navigator/Engineer — F, W. Sp, Su
grads — B/M/PhD — Any major).
April 5 — Interview Procedures
Workshop — 12-1 p.m., Rm. 214, EMU.
Good friends will help you study angles
when all you can think about is curves.
It didn’t take a genius to tell your mind wasn’t
on your studies. But it did take a couple of
smart roomies to do something about it.
So out came the calculators. And the
doughnuts. And they started drilling you
until you knew physics as well as
you know yourself.
i When it was all over, you
I showed them that there was
'one more thing you knew
something about-gratitude.
Tonight, let it be Lowenbrau.
Lowenbrau. Here's to good friends.
c 1983 Beer Brewed in U S A by Miller Brewing Co Milwaukee, Wl