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APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC CEPTED for openings in the OOE Pro duction Department for Fall Term. Typesetter - must be familiar with typesetting terminology, and have meticulous work habits Ad paste up tech - previous experience in paste up preferred, must have well rounded design sense, as well as an eye for spacial uniformity. Photo technician - requires knowledge of darkroom processes, including photo printing and film development Previous experience with a process camera also helpful. Afternoons and evenings. News Paste up tech. - requires little or no experience. Applicant must have ability to learn quickly and follow direc tions. Late evening position. These are student positions, all ap plicants must be enrolled in at least 6 hours. Applications close May 18. Posi tions will be filled by June 4th. For further details or to pick up applica tions - - 300 EMU Oregon Daily Emerald Office. Please pick up and leave ap plications with front desk receptionist The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified persons en couraged to apply. 5-18 THE ESCAPE FIELD STUDIES PRO GRAM is seeking two Graduate Teaching Fellows, one for its' Public Schools Division and one for its' Com munity Services Division. This position involves responsibility for training and supervising 6-10 field coordinators and indirect responsibility for 200 volunteers in 30 public schools or com munity service agencies each term A high level of energy and motivation is required. Experience in teaching, com munity services, or volunteer programs is preferred. Applicants must be enroll ed in a graduate program, and be com mitted to experiential learning, faculty student collaboration, peer supervi sion. and consensus decision making. For further information on the posi tions, their compensations, and ap plication materials, contact Vicki Koch or Mary Brown at the ESCAPE office, room 327 EMU. ext. 4351, or Dennis Pataniczek at the College of Education, ext. 3481 Applications close at 5 pm. Friday May 4th. (ESCAPE is an equal op portunity employer and follows Affir mative Action guidelines.) 2510:5-1 STAFF POSITIONS/INTERNSHIPS available with the SURVIVAL CENTER, student Enviromental Organization in areas of: •Wilderness ‘Journalism •Wildlife ‘Media • Energy ‘Accounting • Legislation ‘Toxics • Recycling ‘Management Applications due May 4 for the 84-85 school year. Work-Study available Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women, minorities and nature enthusiasts encouraged to ap ply. 1668:5-4 NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION MANAGER Full-time position, in charge of super vising the Oregon Daily Emerald com posing room, including daily newspaper typesetting and commercial graphic services. Experience in newspaper production methods for off set printing essential Position also en tails personnel management and phototypesetting machine maintenance. Apply by resume and let ter to Oregon Daily Emerald, Board of Directors, P.O. Box 3159, Eugene, OR 97403 by May 10, 1984. Starting pay bet ween $900-51200 per month depending on experience Job begins June 1, 1984 The Oregon Daily Emerald in an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, minorities, and the handicapped are en couraged to apply.5-10 The Oregon Daily Emerald advertising department is looking for a student to be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER for summer term. The suc cessful applicant will have a background in office management and newspaper production and will be able to work at least 20 hours per week. The person selected for this job will run the entire classified advertising depart ment this summer and will share the job with another student beginning next fall term. Applications close at 5 pm Fri day, May 11. Application forms are available at the ODE reception desk, 300 EMU. The Emerald is an Equal Op portunity/Affirmative Action Employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply.5-11 RICHES, FAME, EXPERIENCE! Adver tising positions available for summer and academic 1984-85 year We are looking for freshmen and sophomores to fill positions in our advertising department. Besides selling ad space, you will be designing ads, maintaining client contact and learning how to solve your clients' advertising needs and pro blems. In effect, you will be a one person “Agency." Here's your chance to get one step closer to your career goals and gain in valuable experience while doing so. These postions are paid on a com mission basis and require at least 20 hours per week. You must have the use of a car in order to apply. If your career goal is in marketing, sales, public rela tions, advertising or business, this is an excellent opportunity Applications close May 22. Application forms are avalable at the Oregon Daily Emerald reception desk, 300 EMU. For more information, see Susan Thelen, Advertising Manager. The Emerald is an Equal Opportuni ty/Affirmative Action Employer Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. 5-22 Wanted Van Halen Tickets wanted Will pay up to $30 a piece for two. Call 726-6701 after 3pm. Keep trying Roommates LOOKING FOR MALE OVER 21 to share beautiful home in Hendricks park area with 4 others. Rent $117. Call 484-7215. SI QUIET FEMALE GRAD STUDENTto share 2 bedroom West Eugene home. Woodstove, wood floors, finished attic. Non-smoker, cat lover, no drugs, Share yard work. $175 plus Vi. Call Christy 345-0834, 6-10 pm. 5-2 For Rent FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms close to campus, $195 to $275. 485-6322. 485-0062 344-1625332:tfn 611 E. 11th 1 Bedroom, convenient loca tion, carpets, drapes, appliances, off street parking and laundry. Call manager 345-7419. IPM REALTOR 485-8258 1827:tfn 1331 HIGH STREET Furnished Studio private bath-share kitchen with one other. Utilities paid. $160. BENNETT MANAGEMENT CO. 485-6991 1938:tfn PRIVATE BATH! EXTRA LARGE beautifully furnished deluxe campus quads. AIR CONDI TIONED, FREE CABLE, FREE UTILITIES. Covered parking, laundy facilities, refrigerator in each room. Pro mpt maintenance GUARANTEED! FOR ONLY $149 month HALF BLOCK TO CAMPUS & SHOPPING. SEE OUR QUADS, BEFORE YOU RENT ANYWHERE ELSE! YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU DID! CAMPUS QUADS 751 EAST 16th 345-1272 A J.P. North Apartment Home 2137:tfn BEST FOR LESS! PLUS FREE CABLE! DELUXE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED quads now available for fall. Breathtak ing views, open courtyard. AIR CONDI TIONED, laundry facilities, covered parking & FREE utilities. Prompt maintenace guaranteed - Excellent on site management. ALL THIS FROM ONLY: $129 'h BLOCK TO U OF O CAMPUS • 10 minutes on bus line to LCC STOP IN TODAY AND SEE WHY THIS IS SUCH A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE ! Woodside Manor (18th and Harris) 683-3005 A J.P. North Aparment Home _ 2139:tfn FURNISHED STUDIOS Utilities paid. Share kitchen with one other Private bath, covered parking and laundry facilities avalable. From $168. 735 E. 14th Manager 344-0219 2433:tfn CAMPUS AREA Newly 1 bedroom apartment in 5 plex. Roomy, laundry facilities, ready to go. 1884 Garden Ave. No.D. Jennings & Co. 683-2271 1667:tfn 475 E. 15th is proud to show large, clean quads, and rooms in a house. $109 and $119. Manager 345-1037. IPM, 1111 Pearl, 485-8258.1681:tfn BLACKSTONES MANOR has a hot deal this summer for land 2 bedrooms. Uni quely furnished. Covered parking. Prime location. 687-0684 IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Pearl 2536:tfn 430 E. 15. Comfortable quad. Air condi tioning Private refrigerator. Dishwasher. Near campus Ask manager for summer rate 485-2130 IPM Co, 485-8258 1111 Pearl _2535:tfn EXTREMELY LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom. Excellent location. Freshly painted, new carpet, drapes Campus ten blocks. Unfurnished, no pets. 2045 Willamette, $230. 344-2469 or 345-7987 _2549:tfn CAMPUS- ONE BEDROOM Very nice, large, available now. Unfurnished, no pets. $170. 750 E. 18th. 687-0565, 687-8205, 345-7987. 2550:tfn FREE UTILITIES! FREE CABLE! For Only $125 SPOTLESSLY CLEAN modern deluxe campus quads Completely furnished Next to U of O campus and university shopping. covered parking and laundry facilities Prompt maintenance GUARANTEED. Excellent management. STOP IN TODAY! Alder Street Quads 1360 Alder St 345-3599 A JP North Apartment Home 2141:tfn ENJOY HIGH RISE LIVING Eugene Manor 1st opening in 3 months -Security building -Walking distance to campus -Spacious apartments -New carpets, drapes Eugene manor-managed by people who care For appointment call 484-7441. 2156:tfn UO FAMILY HOUSING Possibility of im mediate occupancy or place yourself on waiting list. Westmoreland furnish ed apartment; 2 bedroom $140/mo., 1 bedroom $111/mo. Amazon unfurnished 2 bedroom $116/mo. Future openings expected all areas. Contact UO Hous ing Dept. 686-4277 2449:tfn Quads CAMPUS COURT QUADS 1544 Alder. Free maid service. 686-1075. 821:tfn LARGE MODERN QUAD next to Univer sity. All utilities paid. $129/mo 1866 Harris. 343-1009. 344-8941 2326:tfn FURNISHED, PRIVATE BATH, Water and garbage paid. Roomy, close to cam pus. See at 553 E. 18th No 7 or call Jen nings and Co. 683-2271. $130. 1666:tfn Houses For Rent VERY—CLEAN—newiy~decorated—Tvi bedrooms, unfurnished house, West Eugene, no dogs, $225 plus deposit. 343-2331 evenings. 1723:tfn Lost & Found EZ MONEY for return of gold ring with green stone. One side has “76" and other has “BA". Inside, N.D.P. Call Nancy 485-5892 or 689-2021. 5-3 Entertainment pr <r (* m * I'm * *■ ^<r <r <r <* it-w «r<r] J THE BIJOU ' <f <r 492 E. 13th 686-2458 CARMEN ★ ★ ★ 1/2 “Carmen sizzles with passion." Kathleen Carroll New York Daily News Bizet's sensual drama blazes anew as a present-day dance company finds life parallels art all too well. Stars An tonio Qadez, Spain’s foremost dancer. Rated R (nudity and violence). FRI-SAT 7:15 and 9:15 pm SUN-THURS 6:30 and 8:30 pm SAT-SUN Matinee 4:30 pm MISER MONDAY $2.50 ★ ★★★★★★★★★ KZEL WELCOMES BIJOU LATENITE HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND Stanley Kubrick’s Starring Malcolm McDowell as Alex THE FUTURE IS NOW!! WED-THURS 10:30 pm $1.95 FRI-SAT 11:30 pm $2.50 nmrOCKixin HOT FUDGE SUNDAES 99* EVERY TUESDAY 686 E. 13th 861 Willamette 6*'-* University Theatre's Second Season presents the Pacific N.W. premiere of Caryl Churchill's 1982 drama Top Girls This provocative play examines the unique and very difficult choices women often face as they attempt to reconcile their personal and pro fessional ambitions With biting wit and powerful drama, this play takes a fascinating look at an age-old pro blem brought up to date for the modern woman. MAY 3-5, 10-12, 17-19 ARENA THEATRE (VILLARD HALL) 8:00 PM ALL TICKETS: $2 Call 686-4191 to reserve your tickets CINCHA7 Premiere through May 3 The critically acclaimed zany, charm ing British comedy Experience Preferred But Not Essential SHOWS at 7 and 8:45 pm Events_ WHITE WATER RAFTING Free seminar on whitewater rafting clothing, equipment safety, and the Raft Co-op Wednesday, May 2 7:30 pm Outdoor Program Room, EMU Sponsored by U of O Outdoor Program 686-4365 for more details 2548.5-2 RAFT CO-OP Trip Initiators’ Clinics May 1 and 3, 7:30pm Outdoor Program Rm Attendance at both sessions required for access to co-op rafts. For more in fo all 686-4365 _2547.5-1 Slide and video lecture: “Two Views of Contemporay Hungarian Folklore: The Village Museum & the Urban Dance Revival” Profs. Zoltan Fegos and Peter Niedermuller (Hungarian Ethnographic Museum, Budapest) Tuesday, May 1, 7:30 pm, 177 Lawrence ___25Z2,5..Ll JEWISH STUDENT UNION presents ISRAELI CULTURE WEEK Monday Holocaust Show Film 7 pm 137 Gilbert Tuesday Slide show Water conservation in desert climates of ancient and modern Israel 7 ■ 8:30 pm Century Room B Wednesday slide show A historical view of Jerusalem & the 3 main religions: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity 7 - 8:30 pm 204 Villard 2566:5-4 QUALITY 7 DAYS A WEEK KINKO’S COPIES 344 7894 860 E 13th 2446:5-1 CYCLING TEAM MTG. Mandatory budget meeting, Rm 113 EMU. 7 8 pm, Tues . April 1 2567:5-1 Women’s Symposium Politics May 1 Women in Politics Internationally, 10 am . Forum Room Politics of Upward Mobility, 11:30. 108 EMU Noon Gig "Girls Like Us." Courtyard Feminization of Poverty, Noon, Forum Room Grassroots Organizing, 12:30, 101 EMU Gender Gap, 1:30, 1078 EMU Women & Alternative Media in Mexico, 2 pm, Forum Room Sex Discriminatin & the Law. 3 pm, Forum Room Nuclear Annihilation will trivialize Feminism, 4:30, 101 EMU Issues 84. 7 pm Dad's Room Film: Tell Me a Riddle 9 pm, 150 Geology, $1.50 Full programs at ASUO Suite 4, EMU 2575:5-1 PEACE CORPS AREA RECRUITERS ARE HERE! SEE AREA AND CAMPUS RECRUITERS 4-30, 5-1 and 5-2 FOR INFORMATION. APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR TWO-YEAR ASSIGNMENTS BEGIN NING THIS SUMMER. WORK EX PERIENCE OR COLLEGE TRAINING IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS MAY QUALIFY YOU FOR PLACEMENT: •Agriculture • Forestry • Math • Biological Sciences • Physical Sciences • Industrial Arts • Special Ed. •Animal Husbandry •Civil Engineering • Nursing, Health, Med. Tech. •TEFL • Fisheries (experience or Sci. Major Minor) INFORMATION TABLE: 4 30. 5-1 9 am 3 pm, EMU Main Lobby SLIDE SHOW: Kenya, 4-30 3:30 pm, U of O Forum Rm FILM: Dominican Republic, 4-30 7 pm. Eugen Public Library GROUP MEETING: 4-30 12:30 pm, U of O Forum Rm. INTERVIEWS: 5-1, 5-2 Career Plann ing and Placement, 244 Hendricks Hall, 9 am-4 pm. CALL NOW TO SIGN UP FOR IN TERVIEWS. MUST BRING COM PLETED APPLICATION TO INTERVIEW. 686-3235 r PERSONALS GRADUATING WITHOUT A JOB? Check out the Employment Register at Career Planning & Placement, 244 Hen d ricks Hall.2573:5-7 MARIANN: The sight of your brown l wavy hair, gorgeous hazel eyes, and volumptuous figure melts me. When you smile, my breath is taken away. I'm your secret admirer and I just wanted to let you know that I enjoy day-dreaming about you in class. _5-1 FRANK AND MICHAEL: Commando at tacks were great, but The Worm was so embarrasing. Same time, same place? The Ethics Commission.5-1 SPRING GRADUATES! Order your announcements now at the Bookstore.2561:5-1 HAVE A DIRTY SLEEPING BAG? Get fast, dependable service Siegmund's Cleaners 821 E. 13th Ave UW SPECIAL $1 CLASSIFIEDS Buy your Emerald classified ad at the SUAB Booth in the EMU Lobby and save. Your first 15 words are only $1. SAVE $1.25 Ads can be placed at the SUAB Booth from 11 am to 1 pm, tfr ELECT JACK CRAIG South Eugene County Commissioner. "He kept us oul of WPPSS" Charles Porter, pd: Craig5-1 ELECT JACK CRAIG South Eugene Couty Commissioner) Restore Lane County's Sorely Neglected Part System. pd:Craig 5-1 LAW SCHOOL GRADUATES - DEADLINE ■ for ordering reglia at the Bookstore is MAY 1 2562:50 SINGLE WHITE MALE. 33 lives in cabin on coast. Friendly, honest, gentle, Bohemian, 5' 10", 160 lbs. Seeks woman for friendship. Jay Schwartz, 21 NW Herbert, Newport, Oregon 9736S. 265-5035.5-4 SEEKING SINGLE WOMEN who are over 30, have never been married and would be willing to participate in In dependent Research questionaire. Please call 687-8239.5-2 TIME IS RUNNING OUT. Register to vote while it's still easy. This is the last week you can register to vote at ASUO, Suite 4, EMU, or the EMU Terrace. After May 4, it will cost a trip downtown to Elections. Register to Vote! 2569:5-2 THANK YOU TRI DELTS for an awesome opposum house dance and an even better date. Good luck this week Gretchen. Love B.J.5-1 MARC-POOH, Thanks for all The sup port. We won! Love, Lori.50 JEFF You are the best little soldier this side of Troy! What a night KAYE 5-1 FROM TEQUILLA SHOTS to upside down margarltas with a relay race in between, Friday night at Sigma Nu’s was an extremly wild scene. Although this great trip had to come to an end you can bet we ll go to Fortlauderdale again. Are you up for another trip next year? Love the Alpha Chi’s. 5-1 WOMEN IN COMMUNICATIONS, INC. is meeting tonight, 7-8 pm at East Broadway Pizza. Will discuss of ficer elections. Everyone welcome. ___2577.5-1 Phi Delta Theta Is proud to present it’s 1984 Spring Pledge Class Kevin Conley Jeff Donaca Chris Fowkes Mike Gorham Gavin Harris Dave Kennedy Chris Lindberg Chris Marsh Eric Nisley Rick Bringle Kib Dacklin Mike Maes Eric Gumbiner Pete Seagal Nick Lenn Peter Metz John Drake Pat Prieve Rob Barton Steve Pearson Ted O’Brien Jeff Simonton Jeff Payne Alex Ho 50 TODD Happy Late Birthday Love, MAR 50 To Ihe Brothers ol SIGMA NU We re excited for Carnival Adventures! Love, Kappas.50 Druids meet Wednesday, May 22 at 7 pm, in Room 110, EMU. Attendance is mandatory!5-2 SHOW YOUR MOTHER! Bring in a photo of dear old mom and recieve a 20% discount on any retail purchase. Mugs, teapots, mugs, cof fee makers, mugs, cards, mugs, can dy and mugs! The Beanery. 790 E. 14th. 8 am ■ 10 pm.5-1 CLEIN SWEENES Congratulations on your engagement; he's definitely D.G. Material! Love, your DG Sisters. 50 Moose on a trapeze You must be really agile, slender, and smart! Happy Anniversary. 5-1 OLIVER OIMRS I oiwrr evict to SEE YOU HERE... ...TWO HOURS AGO YOU WERE STILL IN BED, SWEARING YOU'D NEVER TOUCH ANOTHER PROP OFBSR!" John Gorman BLOOM COUNTY .50 WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE? r mmi! mim& AT LAST/ we im WOO PC SR 5YST6M,. bvt mow Fenmm TINT CONTROL / by Berke Breathed