Survey
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Klonoski says. Although more Oregonians
register as Democrats than with any other
party, “they might as well register
Republican" because the majority vote
consistently for conservative candidates,
he says.
Ever since Republican president Herbert
Hoover held office during the depression,
it became more popular for voters to
register as Democrats, Klonoski says. But
Oregonians have consistently chosen
Republican presidential candidates — ex
cept in 1964, when Barry Coldwater ran,
he says.
In addition, the survey reflects the
political assumption that younger
students register to vote less than older
students. Fitty-mne percent ot students
or younger said they had registered as
compared to the 70-80 percent ratio for
those 20 and older.
A slightly higher number of men than
women said they had registered to vote.
The survey was broken down by gender
and by four age categories: 19 and under,
zu, zi-zz, ana zj ana over.
Taking the survey were 42 students age
19 and under, 31 20-year-olds, 69 21-22
year-olds, and 133 students age 23 and
above.
The students majored in subjects vary
ing from music, education and biology to
computer science, journalism and
physical education.
et al.
MEETINGS
RIGHT TO LIFE MEETING tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Mar
cola Main Fire Station. For more information, contact
Chairman Faye Franklin at 933-2848. Open to the public.
OREGON WOMEN’S BUSINESS NETWORK will hold
an open meeting today at 3:30 p.m. in 241 Gilbert.
STUDY IN THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA infor
mational meeting will be held in Rooms 108-109 EMU to
day at 3:30 p.m.
BUSINESS STUDENTS INTERESTED IN JUNIOR
ACHIEVEMENT are invited to an applied management
meeting Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. in 101 Gilbert
HAWAII CLUB: There will be a very important meeting
held this evening for re-elections of officers. All
members are urged to attend
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION MEETS
TONIGHT at 6:45 p m in the EMU Century Room F.
Everyone welcome.
APO MEMBERS: There will be a general meeting
tonight at 6:30 p.m in EMU Century Room D All
members please attend wearing pins Pledges are
welcome.
WICI MEMBERS interested in being officers next year
should plan on attending the candidates forum, tonight
at 7 p.m. in 301-A Allen. Bring a statement of why you are
interested, your qualifications, and ideas for improving
WICI with you.
ASKLEPIAD MEETING tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Chi
Psi Fraternity. After the meeting, we will proceed to the
Health Center for Blood Pressure Clinic Training. Note:
This meeting is mandatory for members. If you cannot
attend, please leave a note for Ron Teed at the pre
health science center in 164 Oregon Hall.
LECTURES
“THE CURRENT DEVELOPMENT OF EAST EURO
PEAN CITIES” is the title of a slide-lecture to be
presented today at 3:30 p.m, in the EMU Forum. Spon
sored by UO Russian and East European Studies Center,
the program is free of charge.
ECONOMICS CAREER FORUM presents three lec
tures tonight at 7 p.m. in 338 Gilbert. The three lectures
are: “International Trade,” speaker Bill Crane, World
Wide Sales Manager, Spectra Physics; "Banking,"
speaker Lela Currier, Business Development Officer,
Oregon Bank; and “Industrial Planning in Oregon,"
speaker Mike Shadbolt, Director of Research, Oregon
Pacific Economic Development Corp Sponsored by
Economics Peer Advising.
INTERVIEWS
SIGN UP AT 7:30 A M. ON WEDNESDAY in 244 Hen
dricks Hall for the following recruiters:
May 22-23 K Mart Corporation (for Management
Trainee) Group Meeting: 521 7 p.m., 108-109 EMU (Atten
dance required to interview)
May 22 Medford School District (For HS Adv
Math/Span/Germ/Bus-Office Educ/Lang Arts/HS Boys
PE/JH Girls PE/School Nurse/Handicapped Learner/JH
Dean of Students/JH Integrated Sci) Group Meeting:
1:30-2:30 p.m., 110 EMU
May 22 Northwestern Mutual Life (For Professional
Sales Representatives)
May 23 Portland Police Department — Group
Meeting: 1-2 p.m., 108 EMU/2-3 p.m. is reserved for Drop
Ins.
May 24 U S. Air Force (For .Pilot/Navigator/
Meterology/Communication Electronics)
May 24 Fidelity Union Life (For Sales or Management
Trainee)
May 25 Western Pacific Properties, Inc. (For Commer
cial Real Estate Sales leading-Broker)
May 30 Lincoln County School District (For 1 Elem
(1-6) 2 Secondary-Lang Arts/Math/Sci)
Please sign up immediately if interested in interview
ing with the following recruiters:
May 15 Chef Francisco (For Cycle Count Analyst)
May 15 Oregon Bank (For Commercial Credit Analyst
Training Program)
May 16 Longview Public schools (For Elementary-all
levels/Middle School and Secondary/Middle school
Counselor/Psychologists — K-12)
May 16 Olympia Public Schools Personnel Co-Op —
Group Meeting only: 3 p.m., 108-109 EMU
May 16 IDS Marketing/American Express — Group
Meetings only: 3 p.m., 112 EMU or 7:30 p.m., 112 EMU.
Sign up is necessary.
May 16 Standard Insurance Company (For Sales
Representative)
May 17 Aetna Life & Casualty (For Prime Agent Pro
gram) Group Meeting: May 16, 7-8 p.m., 108 EMU
May 17 Lincoln County School District (For all areas
of Special Education/Counselor’s)
May 17 Pietro's Corporation (For Management
Trainee)
May 17 Price Waterhouse & Company (For Winter Ac
counting Internship) Completed company applications
req)
LIBERAL ARTS STUDENTS: Sign up now for Summer
Internships with tuition reimbursement in the areas of
Personnel, Public Relations, Research, and Parks and
Recreation, in 244 Hendricks.
1
Classifieds
CLASSIFIED ADS
CAN BE
PLACED AT
ODE Office, 300 EMU
UO Bookstore Stamp Counter
EMU Main Desk
SUAB Booth in the EMU Lobby
DEADLINES: Ads must be placed by 1
pm one working day prior to publica
tion Display classified ads that require
camera work must be placed by 1 pm
two working days prior to publication.
RATES: Rates are 15 cents per word for
the first day and 12 cents per word for
subsequent consecutive days the ad is
run without change Minimum cahrges
are $1.50 for the first insertion and $1.20
for consecutive insertions.
For Sale
DRUMS-4 pc Stewart with Camber cym
bal and hat Great beginners set Good
shape$450 or make best offer 683-2152
9-1.7-10pm___
QUEEN SIZED WATERBEO with mat
tress, liner and healer Like new Am
moving soon and need to sell. Will take
best offer Call 485-3139 in evenings tin
CRAZY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES
Pioneer SX-737 receiver, Sharp RT-1155
cassette deck and two DLK 1V4
speakers, $250 IBM Correcting Selec
trlc II with tons of supplies and seven
elements, $700 Larry, 686-4344 days,
683-8185 evenings tfn
RUSH CONCERT TICKETS Portland
Coliseum May 17 Main floor row 10,
center Tom 887 1468 2741:5-18
QUALITY DIAMOND RINGS My prices
are about VS of retail value! Call today
David 343-3824. _5 18
NO RAPE. ASSAULT nor abuse with the
chemical defense device Only $10 lo
ASP, Box 7271, Eugene. 97401 5-17
QUALITY DIAMOND RINGS. My prices
about Vj of retail value! Call today,
David 343 3842 _ 5-21
Thrift 6 Gift Shop
2839 Willamette Street
Hours: 10-4 pm
FINAL SALE Thursday, May 17 ONLY,
Closing for the summer Everything
must be sold All merchandise 50% off,
1-4 pm A dollar a bag Hurry Ini Last
day Shop will reopen In August Spon
sored by the Junior League of Eugene
2756:5-17
FUN COTTON
CLOTHES
great
COLORS AND STYLES
also
FUTONS
Plus a wide assortment of
accessories
Eugene Trading Co
651 E 13fh 344 7006
2 blocks west of campus
10% off clothing with this ad
___4756.6-1
10 SPEED RALEIGH Rapid* Bike
Very good Shape 165 346-5317_5-16
TWO IS" by 36" WOOD DESKS Safe
$45 each Like new Call 344-2543
after 5 pm 5-16
TYPEWRITER Portable. Underwood
Great shape Spells perfectly $50
345*5317 S-te
?•***<>
Buy & Sell
THE BUY ft SELL CENTER
Buy-Sell-Trade
Used electric guitars and amplifiers
361 West 5th 613M F
Services
RESUMES RESUMES RESUMES
Qualified typeset resumes by ODE
Graphic Services We will give your job
search the professional edge Call
686 5511 or come by 300 EMU Students
10% discount with current IDtfn
DON'T THROW IT Let Me Sew It Men
ding patches, very reasonable rates
Call Ann 683-1595 5-16
Typing
PROFESSIONAL, ECONOMICAL typing
proves word processing as
superfluous. Typed copy always proof
ed by Ruth 345-5614 1449tUH
WELL EXPERIENCED TYPIST Do quali
ty work Correcting Selectric II Various
type elements. Graduate School Ap
proved Call Doris 484 1094 1041 UWH
TYPING &
WORD PROCESSING
EDITING • GRAPHICS
Theses/disserlations, diagrams,
papers, tables, including statistical
Law papers. Resume Composition, ft
Mass Mailing Specialists. Fast. Profes
sional, Quality Service, Guaranteed
WordStyles ft TypeScripts
CINDY 484 5454
BRANDY 484-6044 ^ ^
ELITE TYPING SERVICE
Word processing now available
Fast-Guaranteed-Accurate
484 1848 74811n
PROFESSIONAL TYPIST Statistical
specialist IBM.Corr Sel Grad approv
ed Near campus 344-0759. 513 Un
0YNAMIC TYPING SERVICE
TYPING. PHOTO COPY and SERVICE
our Speciality Pick up and Delivery
available
Ken m Penny 485-3914 583 tin
RESUMES RESUMES RESUMES Quali
ty typeset resumes by ODE Graphic
Services We will give your job search
the professional edge Call 688 5511 or
come by 300 EMU Students 10% die
count with current ID tfn
PRO TYPING/EDITING
Eipert at theses and dissertations
2 blocks from UO No lob loo small
Jennifer 485 3883
898 tfn
TYPING: 15 years experience Papers,
dissertations, editing Graduate School
approved IBM Selectric Pickup and
delivery Call Carole at 688 3983.514 tfn
FOR SALE
IBM Correcting Selectric II. Comes with
plenty of supplies and several
elements Has ALWAYS been under
IBM service contract *700 or best offer
Larry. 888 4344 days 8838186 even
injs _ tfn
Now apply this formula
KHA2Y KATS copy Shop PLUS KODAK
copier equals world's finest photocopy
ing Bring In your RESUME THESIS,
DISSERT A ION Well copy it to perfec
lion with style and care Lowest prices
Come see US! 1319 Alder 2599 5 16
typing Professional Accurate Time
ly Celt Sharon 344 2341 or 3434)745
6-17
Carol’s
Professions; Typing
Mooday-Friday-8'30-4 30
Evenings by appointment only
2188 tin
TYPING
Pick up and delivery available
IBM Correcting Selectric,
Call 747-1269
2637:tfn
MASTER TOUCH
Word Processing
theses, dissertations
resumes, reports, papers
personalized mass mailings
form letters
343-3924
2638:6-4
Protessional Typing
Term papers, law papers, resumes,
masters, IBM correcting selectric, fast •
accurate 85« double space page
344 5856__2731:5-18
TYPING near campus PROFESSIONAL
EDITING spelling, grammar usage,
sentence structure: 683-2125 or
345-8644 (please leave message) 5-15
PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ANO
SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCE IBM Cor
reeling selectric Graduate specialisl
Reasonable: Carolyn Sherrell 344-7231
2760:5 18
Sound Systems
WHAT A DEAL!!
Pioneer SX-737 receiver, Sharp RT-1155
cassette deck and two DLK 1 Vi
speakers-all lor only $250. Call today!
Larry, 686-4344 days, 683-8185 even
ings tin
Bicycles
ORANGE RALIEGH INTERNATIONAL
22'/z " Campy equipped, best offer,
Gary 461-2137 _ 5-17
MEN'S 12 SPEED BIKE. 23" Biachl, Ex
cellent condition $150 683-0808 eves
____ 5 17
MEN'S 10 SPEED BIKE Good condition
Schwinn Varsity $80 or best oiler Call
683 2347 eves 5-15
Books
60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All selling 40 50% oil list prices
•Texlbooks»Cliff Notes-Magazmes*
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13th
362:t«n
Cars & Cycles
Rtb 1979 VESPA P200E 1800 Miles
Phone 484 5674 or 345-7144 5-18
75 DATSUN B210 2 dOOl 4MMd Good
condition, must sell. $1600 ONO
342 4446 Dan 5 18
Travel
HP-;1
v r ii i i
( I 744 E 13th
second floor
Smith Family Book building
ROUNDTRIP
BARGAIN FARES
Eugene-New York $353
EugeneSan Diego $255
Eugene Omaha $250
(Fares subject to certain
restrictions)
683-5577
Auto Repair
I’ll Tune-up Any Car
for $10 plus parts
Complete car care foreign and
domestic
KEN'S MOBILE TUNEUP 698-7170
5-18
Rides & Riders
AM DRIVING TO Portland/Tacoma
Leave May 17th-return May 20th Room
for 2 683-3842 5-15
Opportunities
SUMMER JOBS. See the man at the Job
Location & Development office. 1511
Agate_ 2574:5-15
ALASKA Jobs and travel information!
Write Alasco. Box 30752. Seattle WA
98103. 5-17
Help Wanted
APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC
CEPTEO for openings in the ODE 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
Opporlunity/Aftlrmative Action
Employer All qualified persons en
couraged to apply 5-18
THE ESCAPE PROGRAM
is looking for a coordinator lor the Fall
and Winter leadership retreats This
position includes responsibilities in all
aspects of organizing the events Work
studyicredit available Min 20 hrs/wk
For more info contact Charles x 4351
Applications available in Rm 327 EMU
and are due at 5 pm. May 18 ESCAPE is
an Equal OpportunityfAffirmative Ac
lion Employer_ 2743:5-18
THE OREGON DAILY EMERALD is now
accepting applications tor staff posi
tions for 1984 85
Applications are due May 17 at 5 pm
and are available, with job descriptions,
al the Emerald office, EMU Suite 300.
Staff positions are:
Editorial Page Editor
Photo/Graphic Editor
Sports Editor
Assistant Sports Editor
Entertainment Editor
Assistant Entertainment Editor
Associate Editors
Features
State Higher Education
Administration
Student Government
Student Activities
Community
Politics
The Oregon Daily Emerald is an affir
mative action, equal opportunity
employer _ __ 5-17
THE ESCAPE FIELD STUDIES PRO
GRAM has openings tor assistant Divi
sion Heads in the Community Service
and Public Schools divisions Some of
the resposibilities include the training
and supervising of 6-10 coordinators,
placing 100-150 University volunteers in
public schools and community service
agencies, and participating in program
meetings. Compensation includes
credit or work-study options Commit
ment is a minimum of 21 hours a week
For more information please contact
Patty or Madelyn at the ESCAPE office
in 327 EMU or call 686 4351 2744:5-18
SUMMER WORKSTUDY POSITIONS:
for Receptionisl/Tour Guide Pick up
and return applications to Admission
Counter on the second floor of Oregon
Hall by 4 pm. May 15th Information and
Tour Services_2673:5-15
THE 1984-1985 ASUO EXECUTIVE IS
STILL ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS
for Coordinator of The ASUO Course
Guide and positions in Program Ad
ministration and Finance and Student
Events. Job descriptions and Applica
tions are available in the ASUO office,
suite 4, EMU Applications are due in
Suite 4 by 5 pm Friday, May 18. ASUO
is an aflirmatlve action/ equal oppor
tunity employer_2749:5-16
PERSON TO WORK SATURDAYS 104
pm with car to do deliveries. Some on
call deliveries during the week 273
Coburg Road or 342 1194 2752:5-18
TEMPORARY DELIVERY POSITION 20
hours a week Own car needed Call
484-2799 between 10 and 5 pm.
_2754:5-16
NEED DRIVER for round trip from
Eugene to Vancouver, WA May 18 Will
leave 6 am and return 8 pm Will pay $50
plus meals 343-7048. 2753:5-16
GALA
is accepting applications for two co
directors for the 84-85 academic year
Deadline for applying is May 24. at 5
pm Pick up applications at Suite 318,
EMU Affirmative Action/ Equal Oppor
tunity Employer2699:5-17
MANAGER All 1 bedroom apartments
across from campus. Experience not re
quired Send resume to PO Box 10861,
97440 2702:5-18
DIRECTOR U ol O Crisis Center 40 GTF
September 1984-June 1985 Prior Crisis
counseling and supervisory experience.
Job description and applications
available at Counseling Center x 3227
Application deadline May 28. An equal
opportunity employer2719:5-25
CRISIS COUNSELORS Work study U of
O Crisis Center Summer and Fall posi
tions available Prior crisis counseling
experience $5 50/hr. Job description
and applications available at Counsel
ing Center: x3227 Application deadline:
May 25 An equal opportunity employer.
2718:5-25
THE ESCAPE FIELD STUDIES PRO
GRAM is seeking a highly motivated In
dividual to fill the position of Registra
tion Coordinator. This individual is
responsible for implementing an effi
cient registration process, training staff
members and coordinators in the cor
rect registration procedures The
Registration Coordinator must have
organizational and administrative skills
as well as effective written and oral
communication skills Compensation
options are negotiable Application
packets are available in the ESCAPE of
(ice. 327 EMU and completed packets
are due Monday, May 18th before 5 pm.
For further information contact Alesia
at 686-4351 ESCAPE is an Equal Oppor
lunity/Affirmative Action Employer
2745.5-18
EMU CRAFT CENTER is accepting
work-study applications for summer
term Persons with experience in wood
working. jewelry, photo, ceramics, etc,
apply at the Craft Center, ground floor,
EMU 686-4361._ 2730:5-16
THE ESCAPE FIELD STUDIES PRO
GRAM is seeking a creative, energetic
individual to fill the position of Publici
ty and Recruitment Coordinator. This
person will be responsible for in
tegrating recruitment strategies at all
program levels Application packets are
available in the ESCAPE office, 327
EMU and completed packets are due
Friday May 18th before 5 pm. For com
pensation and other information con
tact Melissa Young at 686-4351.
ESCAPE is an Equal Opportunity/Affir
mative Action Employer 2735:5-18
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
Roommates
ROOMMATE NEEDED House in West
Eugene, $164 plus utilities, prefer
female, 344-2473 evenings/weekends.
2696:6-4
LARGE, SUNNY ROOM in a house
shared with 3 others. Rent $118 month.
Available June 1. Call 343-5278 even
ings.5-15
HOUSEMATE TO SHARE semi
communal 3 bedroom house at 24 Col
umbia. House has wood floors,
fireplace, nice yard $90/mo plus
utilities Cal Mitch or Vicky 345-7659
5-18
For Rent
)ONT WAIT Reserve for fall and sum
mer now. Summer rates $160. All apart
ments, 2 Bedroom, large, very clean
Wholly furnished, disposal,
dishwasher, laundry, sundeck, covered
parking 683-8919. 2627:tfn
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one
and two bedrooms close to campus,
$195 to $275. 485-6322. 485-0062
344-1625.332:tfn
FURNISHED/UNFURNISHED 1
bedroom apartment. Pleasant, close to
campus. 608 E. 15th. One year lease.
$170/$160 a month. First, last, cleaning
deposit. Serious/graduate student
preferred References. Available June 1
485-1511 days, 686-2222 evenings
_2723:5-18
PARR TOWER
is now accepting applications for Fall
1984 housing We offer room, board and
more at rates lower than dorms or apart
ments Call John at 345-9163 or drop by
1648 Alder for more information 5-18
SUBLET FOR SUMMER Completely fur
nished all utilities paid 3 bedroom
S300fmo 583 E. 13th 683-4964 5-18
QUAINT ONE BEDROOM to sublet for
summer Fireplace, hardwood floors,
French doors. Call 345-2123. 5-16
Tuesday, May 15, 1984