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MEETINGS
AFS Collage Group moots tonight at
7:30 in the EMU Fishbowl (look (or AFS
sign). Bring photos, slides, etc.
Martsting Association moots directly
following presentation by Rebecca Ridley
in Rm. 244 Gilbert, today at 4 p.m.
Vet Worts’ Job development networt Is
open to all veterans. Anyone interested is
welcome to join weekly meetings every
Wed from 7-9 p.m. at 1236 Kincaid, in the
chapel area.
Students Interested In helping to plan a
rally to protest the recent faculty vote kill
Ing discussion of discriminatory Military
Science policies are invited to a meeting at
the Wesley Ctr., 1414 Kincaid today at 5
p.m.
Women In Transition will have their
weekly discueslon meeting today at
12:30-1:30 at the Faculty Club, for women
who have returned — or are returning — to
school
Students Opposing Registration and the
Draft will meet today at 6 p.m. In Century
Rm. A EMU. Agenda includes the upcom
ing information table and draft counseling
workshop.
Finance club meets today at 5:30 in Rm
338 Gilbert
LECTURES
“Pollution and Power. American Gypsy
Women" is the topic of a slide-lecture to
be given by Carol Silverman, An
thropology, at 3:30 today in Rm 204
Condon
"Recruiting, Training and Building Suc
cessful Sales People” is the topic of a
presentation to be given by Rebecca
Ripley, NCR Corporation at 4 p.m. today in
Rm 244 Gilbert.
“Design Approaches to Large Commer
cial Buildings” is a lecture to be given
tonight by Mark Steven Baker, Solar Con
sultant. at 7 p.m. in Rm. 283 Lawrence.
Lecture is free. For more information, call
686-3696
Johannes Spring, Dept, of Romance
Languages, presents an oral defense of
his doctoral thesis, "The Chaka Theme in
the Francophone Theater of Black Africa"
today at 3:30 p.m. in Rm. 109 Friendly.
Public is invited.
MISCELLANEOUS
Students International Meditation
Society will give a free public introductory
discussion on the Transcendental Medita
tion Program, today In EMU Rm. 110 at 1:30
and 8 p.m.
All students registered for HUM 410
(FreedomJCulture USSR) should submit
their critique of the symposium no later
than Mon., May 16, to Prof. Leong in 415
Friendly if they wish to receive credit for
the course.
Ad Club — We want to see you at the
Honors Luncheon on May 19 at 11 30 at the
Eugene Hilton Reservations for the lun
cheon are due Fri See Bob Taber.
Origin*," a Him aeries dealing with
evolutlonlsm/creationlsm will be shown
tonight in Rm 150 Geology at 7:30 p m
Discussion afterwards $1 admission. Call
343-0451 for more information.
Off-the-Record,” a student-faculty ice
cream social will be held today from 3:30-5
p.m. in Go (linger Lounge All students are
welcome.
Students who support nondiscrimina
tion against gays and lesbians at the
University are Invited to Join a silent,
peaceful vigil at noon today in front of
Johnson Hall to protest the recent faculty
vote killing discussion of discriminatory
Military Science policies Bring signs it
you wish
Come to a demonstration of CRESCENT
illustration boards and papers today at
11:30,1 30 and 2:30 in the Art and Architec
ture Dept, of the Bookstore
INTERVIEWS
Sign up begins at 7:30 a.m. on Wed. In
Rm. 246 Susan Campbell Hall for the
following recruiters:
May 16 — Bristol-Myers Products (for
Full-time Sales Rep for the Eugene area)
May 16 — ORE IDA Foods. Inc (for
Mgmt Asst/Finance — MBA s In Finance
w/Bachelors in FlrWAcct).
May 17 — Alexander Grant & Co (for
Winter Quarter '84 Accounting Internship
— Jr. — Business Admin).
May 17 — New York Life Insurance (for
Sales Representative — Spring. Summer
grads — B/M — Business Admin).
May 17 — Olympia Public Schools Per
sonnel Coop — Group Meeting ONLY —
3-4 p.m.. Century Rm., EMU.
May 18 — Douglas County School
District (for Resource Room; Secondary
Special Education — Learning Disabled.
Trainable Mentally Retarded).
May 18 — Fidelity Union Life Insurance
Company (tor Entry Level Sales — Spring
grads — Bachelor's — Prefer
Marketing/Any major).
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Mon.- Fri.
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•day 11 — Lane Transit District —
Special Project
ATTENTION: Juniors and Seniors
registered In the College of Business Ad
ministration. An observational internship
will be offered at First Interstate Bank this
summer for students seriously consider
ing a career in banking. Credit is available.
Resumes are due in Rm 246 Susan Camp
bell Hall by noon on Tue., May 10.
Computer-Assisted Career Exploration
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9-May 13 from 2-4 p.m. at Career Planning
and Placement Service, 246 Susan Camp
bell Hall Sign up is necessary.
Sign up at Job Location and Develop
ment, University of Oregon — returning
students — Full Time Summer Jobs — 9
a m -12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m. at 1511 Agate.
Public Research OSPIRG and other jobs —
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