EMU Main Desk offers various services
from concert tickets to film developing
If you need it, the EMU Main Desk probably has
it. If you need it done, the EMU Main Desk probably
does it.
From tickets to Tel-lnfo to tobacco, here is a list
of what you can do there:
•Buy a variety of items, including popcorn,
postage stamps, newspapers, magazines, candy,
cookies and cards.
•Buy concert tickets, theater tickets, Hult Center
tickets.
•Buy Greyhound, Trailways and Oregon Coast
Lines tickets.
•Place an ad with the Emerald.
•Cash a check for up to $10.15 — including the 15
cent service charge.
•Pay utility bills.
•Get film developed.
•Buy Lane Transit District bus tokens and passes.
•Sign out keys to rooms like the Piano Room.
•Get a vending machine refund.
•Buy International Student Identification cards.
•Buy Youth Hostel cards.
•Visit the occasional vendors nearby, selling
Mexican coats, pottery, famous prints, etc.
•Call the desk's Tel-lnfo number, at 686-4636, to
hear tapes that will answer your questions on just
about anything related to the University.
Photo by Marfa Pynn
Main Desk sells just about anything students may want.
ANNOUNCING
University of Oregon
Downtown Program Fall 1983
UNIQUE EVENTS DESIGNED
ESPECIALLY FOR THE
WHOLE COMMUNITY
A LECTURE SERIES - AGING, A HUMAN PROCESS
Oct. 4 - Perspectives in Aging Oct. 25 - Financial Strategies
Oct. 11 - Political Issues & Aging Nov. 1 - Confrontations of Death
Oct. 18 - Physical Development & Aging Nov. 8 - Life Style Management
Each lecture begins at 12:15 at the Eugene Hotel Retirement Center and
will be approximately 40 minutes in duration. A 75* donation is asked and
the resources collected will be given to the President’s Scholarship Fund.
Anyone interested is welcome to any or all lectures. Call 686-4103 or
686-4231 for additional information.
MICRO COMPUTERS FOR EARLY BIRDS
These early morning courses (non-credit) introduce business people and
professionals to microcomputer developments. The four week sessions
provide an orientation to both hardware (IBM PC) and assorted software
how they work, who is using them and what they do. Guest lectures on
Lotus 1, 2, 3; Perfect Writer and communications software are scheduled.
Fee is $25, meets Tue./Thur. 7-7:45 a.m. in Gilbert Hall on campus.
Instructor: R. Trebon. Call 686-4231 to register or register at first class
meeting.
The class will be offered three times during fall term:
September 27 through October 20
October 25 through November 17
November 22 through December 15
A REGULAR CREDIT CLASS
‘THE HISTORY OF JAZZ”
This class, Mus 355, is available to all University students and the
surrounding community. The course is a survey of Jazz covering all
periods from turn of the century to present. It analyzes the music of such
greats as Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Wbodie Herman, Charlie Parker
and Miles Davis. Trends in vocal jazz are also discussed; primarily a
listening course. Instructor: Steve Stone. Registration will be available at
the first class meeting, September 26. The class meets from 12:00 to 1:30
every Monday and Wednesday in the Eugene Hotel Retirement Center.
For additional information call 686-3761 or 686-5614.