STUDENT DEFENDERS/ASUO Office
of Student Advocacy Defend clients
charged with violations of the Student
Conduct Code interesting variety of
cases $6.50'hr Must be third year law
student only Submit resume to John
Moore, O S A Office. Suite 4. EMU or
call 686 ? 724 Application deadline is
April 8, 198? The ASUO is an AA/EOE
___762 4-8
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Get ESCAPE
credits working for Whiteaker Commun
ity School Flexible hours, great oppor
tunity. call Anne or Sandy 687-2552 or
687-240?_4-7
SUMMER WORK Earn $?,84olhis
summer It you are a hard worker & can
relocate, call 726-188? for interview 4-8
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
for a display ad paste-up /typesetting
person Must have flexible afternoon
hours, (2-2 hrs/day appx ), and some
paste-up typesetting skills For further
|Ob description, talk to Victoria. Produc
tion Dept . Oregon Daily Emerald, 200
EMU (above the ballroom) Application
close April 7 Training will begin April 12
Employment will terminate end of spring
term The ODE is an Affirmative
Action- Equal Opportunity Employer All
persons encouraged to apply_ tfn
STUDENT MANAGEMENT positions
available in the Admissions Office FuH
year committment required beginning
summer - training to begin immediately
15-20 hrs wk, credit and /Or work-study
only Apply at the Admissions counter in
Oregon Hall Ask tor Tim or Kriss 4-8
WORK
STUDY
or
ESCAPE
students needed lor
TEACHER AIDE
positions at Amazon Child Center
S2.70-$5.00/hr. 465-6554 4-8
TALENTED TRAVEL/FEATURE writer
to work on magazine article speculations
with photographer Call Bruce,
244-0225.___4 6
LIBRARIAN tor Oregon Daily Emerald
Two hours'day. flexible work schedule
Clip articles and index titles $8 85,hr
Must be work-study certified Contact
Harry. 686-5511 4-8
DRIVER NEEDED to make deliveries to
electronics firms in the Portland area
Must have Oregon driver's license, be a
student, and be tree Wednesdays and
Fridays for trips to Portland Business
background preferred Contact Joyce
Albin or Jeff Miller. Specialized Training
Program. 686-5211 4-8
The International Council tor Com
puters In Education, an on-campus
educational publisher, needs two work
study people for shipping dept .
$4 10/hr, start immediately. Call
686-4414 for appointment EOE 4-12
COORD. - EXCEPTIONAL FRIEND
SHIP PROGRAM Experience with
handicapped children necessary 15
hrs/week. $885 mo. Apply through April
15. 198?, at YWCA, 841 E 18th St. 4-8
TYPIST WANTED. Responsibilities in
clude inputing resumes, flyers and other
jobs into computer system, and assisting
customers with job work orders
Applications now being accepted - close
April 8. 1988 Position begins April 12
The ODE is an Affirmative action, equal
opportunity employer See Victoria for
more information 800 EMU, Production
Department. tfn
Roommates
SCA COOP HOUSES
ARE NOT EXPENSIVE
$450 covers room, meals and utilities for
spring term Women, men, vegetarian,
non-vegetarian, non-discriminating and
democratically self-managed Janet
Smith House, 1790 Alder, ask for
Marlon Campbell Club, 1670 Alder, ask
for Cory. Meals only available also
_577:tfn
$100/MO. for non-smoking female to
share furnished 8 bedroom apt W/in
walking distance of campus Call
244-8121_ 4-7
3 BEDROOM -iHARTMENT furnished
fireolace, 2 blocks from library $120.
CaH 843-9004 4-8
HOUSEMATE WANTED to share 2
bedroom house with two students, 20th
and Onyx Male or female, non-smoking
$110/mo Rod. Ned or Julie, 245-4615
_ 4^7
SUNNY ROOM Own bath, non-smoker,
one other, large house 242-6160 4-8
ROOM AVAILABLE 4/10/82 at the
Dad's Club $117/mo 1512 Riverview
St. Call Kurt or Geo , 242-5922. 4-8
ROOM AVAILABLE IN NICE LARGE
HOUSE near campus 1427 High St
Porch, fireplace lots of windows Call
682-8010_ 4-9
ROOMMATE WANTED FOR sunny,
eastside. upstairs apt w/yard 6 blks
from campus $115 & util. Marti
682-4485/687-6745 4-8
I NEED A ROOMY. 2-bedroom place
Woodstove & eletric heat Large rooms,
big backyard 1025 Clark, t block
toward river from W 1st Acioss from
school Near bikepath Visit 9-12 Mess
phone 726-1970 $182 4-6
Apts, for Rent
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one
and two bedrooms close to campus
$175 to $250 345-9184, 484-0604
222 tin
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UO Family
Housing Amazon two bedroom
unfurnished apartments at $100 month
and Westmoreland one bedroom fur
nished apartment at $111 month Also
anticipate future openings for Westmor
eland two bedroom furnished apartment
at $1?1r month Contact UO Housing
Dept , 666-4277861 tfn
WALK TO CAMPUS
625 East 16th
One and two bedrooms furnished with
patio and courtyard Laundry, off-street
parking Now taking reservations
IPM CO., REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
__ 48? tfn
ALDERWOOD MANOR
1864-84 Alder
One and two bedrooms with carpeting,
drapes appliances, laundry facilities,
off-street parking $199-$289 Manager
484-611?
IPM CO.. REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
__974tfn
FURNISHED STUDIO
1331 High St.
Campus-downtown area Contemporary
furnishings Private bath, share kitchen
with one other UTILITIES PAID $155
Manager ?44-0?15
BENNETT MANAGEMENT
460 East 2nd 485-6991
_ ?? 1 tin
TWO BEDROOM in small complex 145
N ”A “ Appliance, drapes, carpets, bus
stop $159 726-8491 or 244-8888
__407:ttn
WALK TO CAMPUS One bedroom at
1?45 Ferry. Appliances, carpet, drapes,
storage, parking $169 ?42-1265 or
726-8491. __ 408 ttn
UTILITIES FURNISHED Garbage paid
Laundry facilities Air-conditioned studio
units Private bath Wet bar with refriger
ator Balcony view of city $185 ?494
Onyx Place 484-966? or 485-5641
595 4-25
1414 E. 18th Great location Quiet,
clean 1 or 2 bedrooms Furnished or
unfurnished. Covered parking, laundry
From $160/mo Call Sabin. 682-2160,
ElliottAssociates._ .._601 tin
FURNISHED ONE AND TWO bedroom
apartments Call 485-4600 Bob Bennett
Realty 6? 2 ttn
The following are within
4 blocks ol the UO
1630 FERRY
$200 - Nicely furnished 1 bedroom
Laundry, off-street parking
21 »t and ALDER
$160 - Huge, furnished studio By
appointment
Spyglass Assoc.
Joy 686-1130 (Office). 344-7215
(home).___ 662 tin
3 BEDROOM-S300
V4 block to campus, furnished
apartments, with covered parking and
laundry facilities, special summer rates
Call 344-3566 or Mgr, Rm 1-1. 715 E.
16th Ave_ 664 tfn
CAMPUS SUNSHINE
"Dry out" on rooftop decks Two
bedroom, your furniture or ours 1892
Garden Ave. 244-1043 693:5-4
FURNISHED UNITS near music build
ing Water, garbage included Two
bedroom $280, one bedroom $195 and
$205. References. 688-5769. 698:tfn
ROOMY 1 BEDROOOM furnished near
Sacred Heart $195. monthly Adult no
pets. 484-1057 653 tfn
ROOMY 2 PLUS BEDROOM furnished
Near 12th & Patterson $280 monthly
Adults, no pets 484-1057._651 tfn
HI RISE
STUDIO
En,oy quality and secure living in our
twin tower, one bedroom, hl-rise, just
minutes from campus. Managed by
people who care Eugene. Manor, from
$218, including utilities
BENNETT MANAGEMENT CO.
460 East 2nd 485-6991
712:4-8
1884 GARDEN AVE “A"
Classic unfurnished one bedroom,
carpeted, applianced Extra storage,
garden area, laundry facilities (Behind
Wendy's. Franklin Blvd.) $145
345-7368745:ttn
FIRCREST APARTMENTS
630 East 14th *1, #9
Large unfurnished one and two
bedroom, applianced, carpeted, laundry
facilities. $175 and $260 345-7368
_746:tfn
433 WEST 8TH *7, *5
A studio and a one bedroom, unfur
nished, carpeted, applianced. water and
garbage paid Laundry facilities $125
and <135. 345-7368_747:tfn
GREAT CAMPUS LOCATION
Spacious unfurnished 2 bedroom Patio
and laundry $265 1661 Ferry Manager
683-2294
ELIZABETHAN MANAGEMENT
345-1409
__766:ttn
CHARMING two bedroom townhouse.
dishwasher, disposal and courtyard
$290 1930 Onyx
ELIZABETHAN MANAGEMENT
345-1409
_ 769 tfn
FURNISHED, SPACIOUS 2 bedroom
$225 month 1647 Mill St 345-8262
_ 4-6
STUDIO UNITS 1'A BLOCKS from
campus Summer rates $145. laundry
facilities 484-0070 or 484-0708
evenings 821:4-12
FREE RENT l egally blind woman needs
conscientous person (grad sludent
preferred) to perform various household
duties Must share expense ot utilities
and food 686-6194 4-8
Houses for Rent
1837 HIGH 3 bedroom, hardwood
floors, low maintenance yard, ample
storage (no garage) Washer dryer, pet
possible $295 VIP 345-7368 428 tin
Country Cottage
Charming 1 bedroom cottage on work
ing farm along Fall Creek needs quiet
person(s) as of April 15 30 minutes to
campus Large garden area; close to
swimming, recreation Rent negotiable
Call ext 4046 or 937-3650 4-11
Quads
ALDER STREET QUADS
1360 Alder No. 65
Month-to-month $100 Tenant pays
electricity 343-2613, 484-0804 333 tfn
THE BROWN DERBY
QUADS
Newer convenient location starting at
$115, includes utilities 441 East 17th
343-5616._ 151 tfn
1728 FERRY
Newer, some with decks Clean,
pleasant surroundings $109 and $115,
utilities paid
IPM CO., REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
_46S:tfn
Vi BLOCK FROM CAMPUS
WEST UNIVERSITY QUADS
738 East 16th
$134 Private bath, laundry facilities,
refrigerator in room, reserved parking
available Manager, unit 1,345-1540
IPM CO., REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
__ 439:tfn
CLASSY QUADS
430 E. 15th Handy to campus or town
$134 includes utilities. Manager,
345-9466
IPM CO„ REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
__ 962:tfn
LARGE QUAD $110 per month. $75
deposit Utilities included For more
information call 485-8859 981 tfn
HATE HOUSEKEEPING?
I ive at the Campus Court Quads and
get your weekly cleaning included in
the rent - along with cable TV, utilities,
private bath and lots of other goodies
CALL TODAY!
CAMPUS COURT QUADS
1544 Alder 686-1075
_ 025 tfn
NEWER QUADS All utilities paid $129
Near University 1866 Harris. 344-2524
or 344-8941. 27? tfn
475 EAST 15th
Clean, pleasant surroundings Fur
nished, all utilities paid. $99 344-9435
IPM CO., REALTOR
1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252
63? tfn
STUDENT PLAZA
LARGE one bedroom Carpet, drapes,
appliances and |ust $175. 945 East 19th
St. Call us for showings
Jennings & Co.
Property Management, Inc.
683-2271
754WF4-29
Lost/Found
LOST: Blue suede wallet In EMU on
?/?0/8?. Please call if found. No que
stions asked Reward 485-6222 4-7
FOUND BLACK MALE DOG 4 4 8?.
red collar. Call the Pound._4-7
FOUND, LEATHER JACKET found at
Halley's Comet Arcade last week - come
in or call 688-1146_4-6
YOUNG MALE CAT
Lost near 15th & Mill His name is
Solstice. He is pure white with green
gold eyes If you have seen him, please
call 485-6?65 REWARD We miss him!
4-7
Food/Drink
EAT COOPERATIVELY
EAT WELL
Contribute 2 'ft hours work /week, pay
monthly at $2 80/day, enjoy all meals &
snacks Choice of vegetarian or
non-vegetarian Very close to campus
Janet Smith House 1790 Alder
686-4261 ask for Murray Campbell
Club 1670 Alder 686-5189 ask for Cory
778tfn
Kona Cafe
Beggars Banquet
“Spaghetti”
w/soup or salad
& french bread
All you can eat
Wed, 3-8pm, $2.95
4-6
EVENTS
ATTENTION: Important planning
meeting for all members and interested
persons for Heritage Week and other
events Today, 4 ?0 pm, Room 12, EMU
Interested persons encouraged to
attend Questions9 Call Asian American
Student Union, X4?42 8?? 4-6
EMU Cultural Forum
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PORTFOLIOS REQUESTED
to be reviewed for future
shows in the
APERTURE GALLERY
Please submit 8-12 mounted prints to
the Cultural Forum office Deadline
Friday. April 8 757 4-5
Survival Cantor
SURVIVAL CENTER
and SEARCH present
WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT
UH 11-12:30
ppPm 400 Rm 152 ED
OREGON
WILDLANDS
UH 12:30-1:50
Geog 200 Rm 184 PIC
For more info contact the Survival
"enter. 686-4256 788 4 6
GAYLE
MARIE
feminist
vocalist /musician
Wednesday, April 5
8 pm $2.50
EMU FORUM
_ 827 4 n
HEALTH REIGNS
IN OREGON
Tuesday, April 12, 9am - 4pm
167 EMU. UO Health Fair
Exhibits. Speakers, Health Testing
4 7
Entertainment
EMU Cultural Forum present!
NEW YORK
BAROQUE
DANCE
COMPANY
in residency
Baroque dance has more in common
with the 1970s sense Twyla Tharp
makes of ballet than with the thrust ot
classical ballet ."
- Village Voice
'Regally rich and elegant."
- N.Y. Times
A dazzling display
of music and dance
in period costumes
April 10: Concert/Live Music and
Dance. Soreng Theater, Hult Center.
7:00 pm. Tickets at EMU Main Desk
and Hult Center.
April 11: Master Class/Baroque
Dance Performance. 170 Music.
2 20 pm. FREE.
April 12: Master Class/Baroque
Dance Performance. 254 Gerlinger
9:20 am. FREE Participation limited
Lecture/Demonstration with live
music and dance. Beall Hall. 2 20
pm, U ot O students FREE $1 General
Public
Concert/Baroque Chamber Music.
8 pm, $2 U of O students, $4 General
Public,
/’■kir ^ ▲ ”7 Atnumfrdc.
■ (O07-O7J?
TONIGHT THRU APRIL 7
THE MAN WHO
WOULD BE KING
Back by popular demand. Rudyard
Kipling's high adventure features Sean
Connery and Michael Caine as Ma
sonic brothers out to conquer a
remote city of gold
SHOWS NIGHTLY 7 PM
Red Adm Mat Sun 12:20 pm
plus
KUROSAWA'S AWARD WINNING
KAGEMUSHA
The Shadow Warrior
SHOWS NIGHTLY »:1S PM
_Sunday 2 45 pm_
The oommitee tor Musical Arts
presents
Great Battel Films
TCHAIKOVSKY’S
Swan Lake
Featuring Russia'* Kirov Ballet.
Yelena Yevteyeva, John Markovsky j
Friday, April 8
Music School Room 198
7 8 9 pm, *1.50 requested
818 4-.
THE BIJOU
492 E. 13th 686-BIJU
(4 blocks from UO Bookstore)
The Bi|ou proudly presents the
Eugene Premiere ot
YOL
Winner, Best Film 1982 Cannes Film
Festival.
A revelation
-Jack Kroil, Newsweek
In Oct. 1981, Turkey's pre-eminent
actor, director & screenwriter, es
caped from prison while serving an
18-year sentence on political charges
Belore escaping to Europe, he con
ceived. wrote and produced Yol.'
one of the most powerful and remar
kable films ever made
Frl/Sat/Sun 7:30 8 9:45
Mon-Thurs 6:30 A 8:45
Sat/Sun Mats ($2.50) 5:15
Gen adm $3.50, students $2.SO
w/ID
STARTS THURSDAY
BI|ou Late Night
ROCKY HORROR
PICTURE SHOW
Reserved seats available now
The EMU Cultural Forum
is now accepting
Audition Tapes
for the
13th Annual
Willamette
Valley
Folk Festival
Deadline is April 15
Tapes should be cassette and include
name, number of people, in
strumentation of group along with the
name and number of a contact person
Bring tapes to Cultural Forum, Suite
2 EMU. or call 686-4373. 808 4 6
NO COVER CHARGE
ROCK & ROLL
with the
BRUCE
COLE
BAND
appearing at
DUFFYS
Wed., April 16th
9:30 pm-1:30 am
NO COVER CHARGE!
BB KING TICKETS: t can't go, alas
Primo seats for this Thursday, cut rate
?44-19?0_4 7
COLLIN
WALCOTT
(co-founder of Oregon)
DON CHERRY
(formerly with Ornette Coleman)
NANA
VASCONCELOS
vpercussionist with Pat Metheny
Group)
known as
CODONA
IN CONCERT
Fri. April 8th
9:30 all ages
Eugene Hilton Composers Hall $6.50
Adv $7.50 at door Tickets at EMU
Main Desk_80? 4 4
DANCE
EXHIBITION
NOON TODAY
Bottom Floor, Skylight
_4 6
University Theatre
Second Season presents
THE EFFECT OF
GAMMA RAYS ON
MAN IN
THE MOON
MARIGOLDS
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize
and the Obie Award
April 7-9. 14-16. 21-2?
Arena Theatre (Villard Hall)
8 00 pm All tickets $2 00
Call 686-4191 for reservations
825 4 8
Hawaii Club
** presents its
8th Annual
^EMUBatiroom
pm dinner ■*» *£»anza teatu'ing
onivnesian e)l',a ®““rftS and 'ooo \
1 authentic rruis'5,1dand New Z®®'®™’ '
1 tom Hawaii. Tanm ano Book
\ -'nre UP through—nr^--—
trough1 --~r
'tonight
the
chas?“E“N
'Sk?.
The MHKmen P V
till 2 ant
Artists
CATHOLIC
girls
From New Vo*
with
the milkmen
FBI -sAT
b°I?3ub
B.J
KELLY’S
Personals
Tight schedule?
No time lor a haircut?
./uperculr
is now open Sunday lor your conven
lence
M-F 10 am-7 pm Sat 9 am-7 pm
Sunday 10-3 pm
2526 Willamette 683-1405
78? Hr
FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR questions -is/
about abortion - the procedure, the cost,
and local referral, call National Abortion
Federation Hotline toll free,
1 -800-223-0618, 7 am ? pm M-F
_468MWF
PLANNED PARENTHOOD for PAP
smears, birth control (pills, diaphragms.
lUDs, condoms, foams) and counseling
Day and evening appointments Call M-F
344-9411 158 WF
PREGNANT? WE WANT .'O HELP
Free pregnancy testing Birthright,
687-8651, ?86 M
MAKE MONEY!
Recycling Your Clothes
R iGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and
trades secondhand clothing for men and
women
For appt.: 344-7039 360 E. 11 th
?60:UWF__
HAVE A DIRTY SLEL3ING BAG?
Find Dependable Service at
Slegmund'a Cleaner* 821 E 13th Ava
354UW_
A8UO HEALTH INSURANCE is
available spring term from Oregon Hall
cashiers through Friday, April 8 Student '*
coverage for spring term is only $49 00
and for spring and summer Is $97 05
_739:4-6
PROFESSIONAL HELP with tax
returns Reasonable rates 342-3537
_4-14
GMAT A GRE Individual tutoring.
344-3296 eves._4-8
KATHY (Cathy?) After regurgitation my
biergarten experiences. I wish to know
you better Possible? BUDDY_4-7
ALAN Two more days! Are you ready?
Love, SUE._4-6
HEAR THEM OUT! Candidates tor IFC
OSPIRG and SUAB posts will speak on ^
issues concerning this year's election
tonight at 6 30 In room 167 EMU
Candidate meeting at 6:00 tor instruc
tions_ 4-6
FOR THE PRICE OF 1 818 Monster
cookies each term, you can get OSPIRG
fighting for your rights Vote to reinstate
OSPlRG's traditional funding on April
13-14 4-6
Hawaii Club
Luau
Sunday, April 10
4-8