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CAMPUS SUNSHINE "Dry out" on roottop deck Two bedroom, your furniture or ours 189? GardentAve 344-104? 69? 5-4 FURNISHED UNITS near Music Build ing. Water, garbage included Two bedroom $280, one bedroom $195 and $205 References 688-5769 698 ttn STUDIO UNITES 1 Hr blocks from campus Summer rates $145. laundry facilities 484-0070 or 484-0708 evenings.__ 90S 4-19 LARGE 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment 500 E 18th Corn-laundry, clean and excellent condition ?4?-1271 or 686-8667 _ 868_ffn 433 WEST 8th This 2 bedroom unfurnished townhouse style is applianced. carpeted, water and garbage paid with laundry facilities, $165. Drive by. then call VIP, ?45-7?68 _ 880:tfn 1441 FERRY #1 One bedroom in classic older home Carpeted, applianced. water/garbage paid $185 VIP. ?45-7?68 90? ttn RARE FIND LARGE STUDIOS. 1 bd starting $1 ?5 By U of O, appliances, carpeted Michael ?44-1491_ 4-20 ? bedroom, carport, corner lot Summer sublet $?25 mo phone 242-6451. early mornings or evenings 4-25 Houses for Rent FIVE BEDROOM 17th & Hilyard $450 Adults, no pets 484-1057875 ttn ONE BEDROOM HOUSE Garage walk-in closet $160/mo. 345-2225. 6-11 eves 4-21 Quads ALDER STREET QUADS 13SO Alder No. 85 Month-to-month $100. Tenant pays electricity. 343-2613, 484-0804 ???:tfn THE BROWN DERBY QUADS Newer convenient location starting at $115. includes utilities 441 Easl 17th 343-5616._151 ttn WOOOSIOE MANOR 1810 HARRIS Enjoy total comfort in these individually heated and air-conditioned quads Private bath. $149 Shared bath, $124 Reserved parking available These are directly across the street from campus Resident manager, unit 139 Call 683-3005 IPM CO., REALTOR 111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 _ 440tfn 1728 FERRY Newer, some with decks Clean, pleasant surroundings $109 and $115, utilities paid IPM CO., REALTOR 1111 PEARL ST. 485-8252 _ 465 tin 11 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS WEST UNIVERSITY QUADS 738 Ea«t 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 4?9:ttn 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 L.'ilities included For more information call 485-8859. 981 tin HAtEhOUSEKEEPING? Live 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 1564 Alitor 686-1075 _025 ttn NEWER QUADS All utilities paid $129 Near University 1866 Harris. 344-2524 Of 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 62? ttn ALL UTILITIES PAID ONLY S109. Roomy quads, close to campus Stop by 1750 HHyard or call Terry at 245-9517. Jennings A Co. Property Management, Inc. 488 East 11ft Ate. 883-2271 Entertainment The EMU Cultural Forum presents TIM WEISBERG and band with DAN SIEGEL and band EMU BALLROOM FRIDAY MAY 6 8 pm Tickets available soon at Main Desk. Earthriver. Everybodys. Valley River Records 9424-21 THE BIJOU 492 E. 13th 688-8IJU (4 blocks from UO Bookstore) The BI|ou proudly presents the Eugene Premiere of YOL Winner. Best Film 1982 Cannes Film Festival. "A revelation..." -Jack KroN, Newsweek In Oct 1981, Turkey's pre-eminent actor, director & screenwriter, escaped from prison while serving an 18-year sentence on political charges Before escaping to Europe, he conc eived, wrote and produced “Yol." one of the most powerful and remarkable films ever made Showing 8 pm Sat/Sun Mats ($2.50) 5:15 Gen adm. S3 50, students $2.50 - WEDNESDAY - FREE FOREIGN FILM SERIES SHAME Director Ingmar Bergman observes the powerlessness of two musicians who flee to an island to avoid the ravages of civil war. APRIL 20 123 SCIENCE 8 pm only The Committee tor Musical Arts Presents: The King’s Singers Six stout-hearted Englishmen sing ing songs Irom 14th century church music to 20th century pop. Newsweek "They appeal to everyone from duchesses to dustmen " Boston Globe-''The level of performance in everything was supe rior, it was so good it didn’t seem probable. April 23,1983 3:00 pm. Silva Concert Hall Hutt Center for the Performing Arts For Tickets call 887-5000 or contact the EMU Main Desk. Special Discounts for sludenta, groups. PROTEST REAGANOMICS STAY THE CKURSEarf STAY THE COURSE ^ STAY THE CBURSE >/i F Z Peel Bumper Sticker in Red While & Blue Send S<- bO (>f $ 10 for S To STARGATE DIST. P.O BOX 426 f UGFNF OR.<)744 0 - O’CALLAHAN’S TUESDAY NITE IS LADIES NITE! No cover to ladies $.50 HI BALLS $.50 BEERS tor ladies 9 pm-2 am $1 cover to guy* Our band this week ROSCO 440 Coburg Rd. X" I M ■" A *7 Afriumt u«, ■ bei-ors.1 Tonight thru April 20 THE LADY VANISHES Hitchcock’s lovable mystery-comedy at 7:30 pm. Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm P*“* CHAN IS MISSING The highly acclaimed socio-mystery "omedy at 9:20 pm EVENTS THE BOOKSTORE'S ANNUAL MEETING tor the membership Here's your chance to look beyond the merchandise and into the management Board of Directors nominations will be taken at the meeting, and the annual report will be given Be sure to come (and bring UO ID too. please) April 21, 3:30 p.m.. 731 Gilbert Hall. 4 1 F APRIL 18-29 COURSE REQUEST ACTIVITY Fall 1983 for UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Help the University help you to provide course planning information to academic departments prior to fall registration HOW TO DO IT: t Obtain a Preliminary Time Schedule ot Classes and Course Request Form at the 'rllowing locations EMU Academic Advising and Student Services Office of Registrar Academic Departments 2 Develop a class schedule with you' department academic adviser • ? Submit completed Request Form to the Office of the Registrar, Oregon Hall, 4 Register tor classes September 22-2? 5 All course request participants will be given early priority registration times. GET A BETTER CLASS SCHEDULE. YOUR PARTICIPATION CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE • Office of Academic and Student Services advisors vill help you with general University degree requirements April 18-22, 10 am to ? pm, Breezeway in front ot Oregon Hall or 164 Oregon Hall 4-20 A CIRCLE OF SEASONS By the Oregon Natural Resource Council AMORY & HUNTER LOVINS ENERGY STRATEGIES FOR THE NORTHWEST $i UO students. $2 public 960 4-19 ■COUPON' 1 3 TACOS and a Small Drink for $1.50 E mrmwfHiwun'HHiBwi J^evin’s J^itcKen Mexican Restaurant 12th & Alder Offer fcapin-h 4/29/M L.m. COUPON mm mm—.mm ml Tues., April 19 10 AM-6 PM MILLRACE CLEAN-UP Sponsored by UO Fraternities and UO students Contact Alan Scearce 686-7701 12 NOON NOON TIME ENTERTAINMENT EMU Courtyard 12:30 PM WILDLIFE SAFARI Live cheetah on display EMU Cour tyard if sunny, EMU Forum Room it raining 12:30-1:30 PM AEROBICS EMU Dad's Room 1:30-3:30 PM EARTH WEEK CINEMA: “A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL” "LOVINS ON THE SOFT PATH 76 minutes, EMU Forum Room 7:70 PM SEMINAR: PSYCHOLOGICAL MOTIVATIONS FOR THE NUCLEAR ARMS RACE By Robin Dawes, Head of the Department of Psychology 167 EMU TPM SLIDESHOW: A CIRCLE OF SEASONS By the Oregon Natural Resource Council, $1 UO students, $2 public EMU Ballroom. 8 PM LECTURE: ENERGY STRATEGIES FOR THE NORTHWEST By Amory and Hunter Lovins $1 UO students S2 public EMU Ballroom THE UNDERGRADUATES ART SHOW IS COMING A maximum of 7 submissions, in any medium, will be accepted May 6, Rm 167 EMU Call the Cultural Forum for urther details 686-4777 946 4-2( ECKANKAR Introductory Lecture “Wisdom, Power, Freedom Attributes ot Soul” Wednesday, April 20, 7 70 pm. EMU Century Rm A Come and investigate he Universal Teachinqs of ECK! 4-2< Eugene Council for Human Rights in , atin America presents HARD TIMES LUNCHES $1.50 Wed. & Thurs. 11:30-2 pm Featuring different delicious menus every week. Enjoy the most authentic food in tow. and help to feed Central America, refugees ECHRLA 1236 Kincaid SS255Va25SSj««»j-.. aCCUI^'Cf BECAUSE people CISC TUH kew"*' & _ _ _—-— -?8?H MAKE MONEY "AOS TORrc'ilVr clomes 25.-SS5SS5SS &»•**”” •»«..» HA^^!rtv keeping bag? 3^‘CW. *21 E 13th Ave 20%SSSAqIE Sf>RING' 5096 One week nnf a,rdS' catenaars ?£■ Jgf 2SSn?“»wi«f sasass" — f^SSggg OSPIRG-s Sp^chMi^i ~j BRUCE CAREY real Oo S.U.A.8 # ©cognize need for 5??^^ rhe,4or£ ZOOT SUIT Coming in May 9f 962 4-20 Cf ZOOT SUIT” Ay te watcho SPEECH majors VOTE KARIN keutzer . SUAB #7 knowledge and rn ' commun'cation wiedge and committment Pd Sandy ^hyWwiof Become a vlroin V, 2 *r •ol,,lc-7 Sacrinc- ■ *frgln) igga^WiSrac ssssr DAVE ELLIS for EMU BOARD THE CHOl^* PLANNING ORGANIZING ;rgilla„ ATTENTION AU. MAJORS: Interested m an internship experience7 Attend this information packed workshop on Wednesday in 24? Gilbert from ?:?0-4?04-20 ELIZA: Not wisdom, love, cowardice They leave Friday See you Friday night" Missed you too. OteMy_4-t9 Congratulations- Nim Andrews Jocelyn Borg Kelly Fealy Jill Green Jeri tulich Donna Waltemath Thersa Wilkins on becoming OG members' Welcome aboard. Love the member* SMILING SQUIRMER One on one, I want to play that game I like you! Dude X TRI-DELT RHONDA Congratulations on making the UO rally squad We're proud of you! Love Your sisters_ 4-16 I’ll keep walling until you have something to ghre up. Congratulations Kasey Brooks on your success in the primary election Good luck in the general 4-16 The members of Pi-Beta-Phi would like to congratulate Kim Coleman Kym Easton and Anne Drips for making the 1902-84 Rally Squad. We re nappy for you 4-19 PI-BETA-PHI and Beta-Theta-Phi congratulate Kim Coleman and Todd Welch on their pinning! 4-16 KAPPA ALPHA THETA proudly announces our newest members: Cindy Aylesworth Sarah Quist Gina Bryant Karen Sylvester Jennifer Hewitt Congratulations! Love ah the Thetas TAKE TEN MINUTES And call your legislator ASUO office ofstate affairs needs your support phone calls on house bill 2720 Titled "Truth and Testing” Please stop by the ASUO office or call Cynthia at ext ?724 tor details 958 4-2' 3ABBERW0CKY DON’T FORGET MOMI Mother's Day is May 8 and we have cards for mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, mothers-in-law and adopted mothers We also have all kinds of little gifts, such as our new Message Bears;'' "I Love Mom" mugs; Address Books; Blank Journals Refrigerator Magnets, Silk or Paper Wallets; Heart & Flower Soaps Stationary; "Ms Personality" T-Shirts Love Coupons, Picture Frames Candy; Soft-Sculpture Heartflowers Rose Pins & Gift Bags; Boxes & Wrap 1308 HILYARD 484-0530 10-5:30 Mon-Frl 10-5 Sat VORVjM “GATHERING WEALTH LIKE EGGS: THE HIDDEN COSTS OF TRANSNATIONALS” a 16 minute film focusing on the electronic industry, "runaway shops", plant closings. Dialogue after the film with Stu Shaw, United Methodist Campus Minister 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. in Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid Wednesday, April 20, 1983 Brown Bagger Forum is a cooperative effort sponsored by CAMPUS INTERFAITH MINISTRY bringing you speakers and topics for informal discussion on issues of importance to religion and society. & ‘People Who Care*
