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MEETINGS
THE ASUO INVITES students to its monthly open
stall meeting in Suite 4 EMU. Tuesday. Nov 8. at 7 p m
Come ready with criticisms, compliments and
suggestions
JOURNALISM MAJORS and pre-maiors want to peer
advise17 Come to an informational meeting today at 4 30
p m in the Turnbull Reading Room Applications will be
available
STUDENTS FOR A NUCLEAR FREE FUTURE meets
today at 5 30 p m in Room 112 Emu All interested
students are welcome
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES ASSOCIATION is holding
a general meeting tor all students and faculty interested
in global perspectives in Room 109 EMU today at 7 p m
UNDERGRADUATE ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION
meets on Tuesday. Nov 8. at 4 p m in Room 238 Gilbert
All maiors and newcomers welcome
LECTURES
DAVID FRANK, professor of rhetoric and communica
tion. will discuss "The Rhetoric of the Soviet Threat" to
day at 3 p m in the EMU Forum Room Sponsored by
SNuFF and the Faculty Arms Control Group for the
Week of Education
STEVE JOHNSON of the Pacific Northwest Research
Center will discuss "From MAD to NUTS the Evolution
of America's Nuclear Warfighting Strategy at 1 30 p m
in the EMU Forum Room today Sponsored by SNuff and
the Faculty Arms Control Group for the Week ot Educa
tion The public is welcome
CHRISTIAN BUSINESS STUDENT ASSOCIATION
sponsors guest speaker Jack Holt, president ol North
Douglas Branch U S Bank, today at 7 p m in Room 337
Gilbert
LANE WOMEN’S POLITICAL CAUCUS will present an
evening with Eugene realtor Jean Tate. Xerox executive
Barbara Bergreen and KEZI reporter Bebe Crouse to
discuss their recent trip to Nicaragua tonight at 7:30
pm at The Raleigh Hills Treatment Center. 2222 Coburg
Rd For more information call 345-0316, evenings
FACULTY AGAINST INTERVENTION in Central
America is presenting a panel discussion tilled ' U S in
tervention in Grenada and Central America" today at
12 30 p m in Room 101 EMU (opposite the Post Office)
Participants include Joan Acker. Ed Ferguson. Dan
Goldrich, Jeffrey Needell and Jean Tate
INTERVIEWS
SPEND AN AFTERNOON ON THE JOB at New York
Life Enjoy an on-site visit and learn about career oppor
tunities in the field of Sales/Management/Underwriting/
in the insurance industry on Thursday. Nov 10. from
1:30 to 4 30 p m Sign up today in Room 246 Susan
Campbell Hall Space is limited Transportation will be
provided
CAMPUS INTERVIEWS: Check in Career Planning &
Placement for qualifications -
NOV. 14,15 — U S Marine Corps (For Officer) Also at
EMU
NOV. 15 — NCR Corporation (For Sales
Representative)
NOV. 15 — Georgia Pacific Corporation (For Junior
Accountant)
NOV. 15 — Jones & Roth. P C (For Stall Accountant
or Accounting Intern)
NOV. 15 — Paradyne Corporation (For Sales
Representative)
NOV. 15 — U S Naval Ocean Systems Center (For
Training Program — Computer Scien
tists/Physicists/Mathematicians/Electronics Engineer)
Minimum GPA 2 9
NOV. 16 — David Douglas School District (For Secon
dary Math Teachers)
NOV. 16 — Golden Gate University. School ol Law
(For Law School) Group meeting 2 to 2 30 p m . Room
108 EMU
NOV. 16 — National Oceanic & Atmospheric Ad
ministration (For Officer — NOAA Corps) Group
meeting 8:30 to 9 a m.. Room 240. Susan Campbell Hall
NOV. 17 — Pitney Bowes (For Sales)
PLEASE SIGN UP IMMEDIATELY if interested in inter
viewing with the following recruiters
NOV. 7 — Antioch School of Law Group Meeting 9
a m . Room 109 EMU; also a table in the EMU
NOV. 8 — Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Oregon (For
Computer Programmer).
NOV. 8 — Johnson Wax (For Area Sales Rep)
NOV. 8 — A L Williams Company (For Sales in Finan
cial Services)
NOV. 8-11 — U S Navy Recruiting District — EMU
NOV. 9 — U S Army Audit Agency (For Auditor)
NOV. 9,10 — U S Marine Corps (For Officer)
NOV. 9 — University of Southern California. Graduate
School of Business — Group meetings only — 9 and 10
am. EMU Century Room A
NOV. 10 — Economics Lab. Inc. (For Sales Trainee)
NOV. 10 — Frederick 8 Nelson (For Mgmt Training for
Buyer)
NOV. 10 — Union Pacific Corporation (For Corporate
Auditor)
NOV. 10 — U S Air Force (For
Pilot/Navigator/Meterology/Comm Electronics)
MISCELLANEOUS
OREGON STUDENT LOBBY is sponsoring a contest
to choose its logo The best logo design will receive a
$100 gift certificate from the University Bookstore
Students must submit their entries by Nov 18 For more
information call Sherry Oeser at 588-1571
PROTEST THE ARMS RACE today at 12 15 p m at the
University Bookstore Participants will parade to the
EMU Courtyard and there form a circle of silence
SEMINARY REPRESENTATIVES from Pacific School
of Religion and San Francisco Theological Seminary will
be available to talk with students who are interested in
ministry or a graduate theological education Call the
Wesley Center at 686 4694 for an appointment for this
afternoon
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Books
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All selling 25% lo 50% oil list prices
New Books Text Books Clit! Notes
Magazines
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLO
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Bicycles
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silver with silver tenders Excellent con
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CYCLE WORKS
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Cars & Cycles
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'71 VW BUS Semi camper recent
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Opportunities
TEACH A CLASS or workshop winter
term through SEARCH, for credit or for
tun Alt subjects welcome Deadlines
are approaching, call 686 4305 or stop
by the SEARCH office at EMU Mill for
details 1037 11-15
Interested In
Ordained Ministry
and/or
Graduate
Theological
Education
Representatives from San Francisco
Theological Seminary and Pacilic
School of Religion will be on campus
Monday November 7 to talk to pro
spective students
Time: Between 2:00 and 4:00 pm
Placa: Wesley Center. 1236 Kincaid
For Appointments and further intor
mation call Wesley Center 686-4694
1009 117
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THE INTERNATIONAL LOUNGE is
undergoing revision and needs
volunteers to work as monitors,
caretakers, etc Contact Gim in the
EMU Cutlurat Forum x437411-7
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OFFICE MANAGER, CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING Oregon Daily Emerald
We are looking for a well organized full
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Duties include Typesetting, training
typesetters and pasteup personnel
vertical camera work accounts
receivable billing contract
maintenance taking ads over the
phone, helping customers write ads
handling complaints and errors, quality
control over finished product and main
taming good customer relations
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with experience in management video
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Send resume and cover letter to
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Classsified Advertising. Oregon Daily
Emerald We are looking tor a well
organized full or part-time student to
manage Classified Advertising sales
and promotion Individual must be able
to sucessfully organize school
priorities around a 15-20 hour per week.
Monday Friday work schedule