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1 Ji-German AUTO SERVICE <ar “Since 1963' VWs - MERCEDES - BMWs DATSCJN - TOYOTA - AUDI Reliable Service For Your Foreign Auto 342-2912 2025 Franklin Blvd. University has public hearing on student conduct revisions The University will hold a public hearing today on a series of revisions to the stu dent code of conduct. The hearing will be held at 3 p.m. in Room 101 EMU. Muriel Jackson, assistant to the vice president for administration, i APRIL 18 THROUGH 29 Course Request Activity Fall 1983 for UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS Help the University Help You To provide course planning information to academic 1 departments prior to Fall registration. How to do it: 1. Obtain a Preliminary Time Schedule of Classes and Course Request Form at the following locations: • EMU • Academic Advising and Student Services • Office of the Register • Academic Departments 2. Develop a class schedule with your department academic adviser* 3. Submit completed Request Form to the Office of the Registrar, Oregon Hall. 4. Register for classes September 22-23 5. All course request participants will be given early priority registration times. Get a Better Class Schedule Your Participation Can Make the Difference ♦Office of Academic and Student Services advisors will help you with general University degree requirements April 18-22 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM - Breezeway in front of Oregon Hall or 164 Oregon Hall. Oregon doily m m emerald Th* Oregon Darty E mar aid i« pubil»h«d Monday Ihrough Friday axcapt during ••am acM and vacation*, by m* Dragon Daily E mar aid Pubiiahing Co at Ih* Untv#r*ity of Or agon Eugana, OB. 07409 Tha Emaraid oparaia* mdapandanily of tha Umvaraity with of flea* on th* third floor of fha f rfe Mamoriat Union and •• a mambar of th* Ataoclafad Praa* IMU1I M»>7ta Editor Managing Editor New* Editor A»#i»iani News Editor Editorial Pago Editor Ptioto Editor Sport* Editor A**oct*t* Sport* Editor Entartammonf Editor Night Editor Aieoclata Editors Higher Education Department* and Schools Student Government Feature* wiini Student SenrtceafCommunity Affau* General Staff Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Production Managor Controffor Harry E sieve John Mealy Marian Groan Con Fernald Joan Nyland Bob Baker Mike fiiplingei Paul Dancer Jonathan Staple Debbie Hewlett Sandy Johnstone F iank Shaw Richard Burr Saan Meyers Micneie Matassa Ataia 2afc DartonaGora Sally Oilar Victoria Koch Joan Ownbey will serve as hearing officer. One ammendment in creases the jurisdiction of the code to include the time period between terms unless a student gives written notice to the University Registrar’s of fice to terminate student status. The change is necessary to prevent students not technically enrolled in classes from using University services. Another amendment broadens the definition of "student” to include applica tions for admission, housing, financial aid or other Universi ty services requiring student status. The change makes per sons seeking student status accountable for the honesty of their statements in submitted materials. Copies of the proposed amendments are available at several campus locations, in cluding the library reference section and the offices of the University president, 110 Johnson hall, and of the ASUO president in Suite 4, EMU. Written and oral statements may be presented at the hear ing, and written statements also may be sent to Jackson at 110 Johnson Hall before the hearing. Police save woman in suicide attempt A 23-year-old University stu dent who tried to jump from the top floor of a downtown Eugene parking garage Mon day was taken unharmed back to the psychiatric unit at Sacred Heart Hospital, accor ding to the Eugene Police Department. The woman, who also at tempted suicide last week, had committed herself to the Johnson Unit of the hospital, police said. Tom Lawry, hospital community relations director, said Monday that the unit, a voluntary facility, can not detain anyone not legally committed to the unit by the state. According to a police report, Officer Robert Spinks was stopped by an unidentified ci ty employee about 7:20 a.m. Monday. The employee told him the woman was threaten ing to jump off top ledge of the Overpark structure at 10th Avenue and Oak Street. Spinks reportedly climbed to the northwest corner of the ledge where the woman sat. When he got within 10 feet of the woman, she yelled “Don’t come any closer,” according to the report. 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