The
University of
Southern
California's
School of Public Administration offers a
specialized program leading to a Master's
Degree in Public Administration with a cer
tificate in Judicial Adminitration. The thirty-six
unit MPA includes: Coursework in the basics of
public administration applicable to the court
environment; research, policy analysis, finance,
budgeting and personnel, as well as courses in
civil and criminal procedure.
Dr. Donald Fuller of the Judicial Administra
tion Program will be on campus Monday after
noon, October 15, 1984, to speak with in
terested students. Call the Placement Center
at 686-5235, for more information.
Fairchild Linear & Hybrid Division passes
the career test of technical challenge,
career support and growth potential,
salary and benefits, climate and lifestyle,
and on-campus interviewing. Stop in
for an interview to find out why we can
offer you the career opportunity you’ve
been looking for.
Fairchild Linear & Hybrid Division
313 Fairchild Drive
Mountain View, California 94039
If you can’t schedule an Interview when
we’re on campus, feel free to send your
resume to the attention of the Employ
ment Manager/College Relations at the
address mentioned.
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LINEAR & HYBRID DIVISION
Fun Olympics begin Saturday
The Lane County Special Olympics will
benefit from a Fun Olympics to be held for 15
consecutive weeks beginning Saturday. The
weekend sessions last from 9:30 to 11 p.m.
O’Callahan’s Restaurant, 440 Coburg Rd.,
will be the venue as four-member teams from
fraternities and sororities, local businesses,
schools, etc., compete in several “fun” elimina
tion events.
Events include “Dress your partner,” a
blindfold game in which teams will be given 60
seconds to dress one member in a variety of
unusual costume items; a chin-to-chin fruit pass;
and a no-hands pie-eating contest.
Each team will be charged a $20 entry fee,
and there is a $2 cover charge for spectators.
Teams will receive participation trophies, and
competitors will receive T-shirts. A grand prize
trophy will be awarded to the first-place team at
the end of 15 weeks.
The Lane County Special Olympics gives
mentally retarded youth the opportunity to train
and compete in athletic events. Special Olympics
provides # the foundation for building solf
confidence and a positive self-image, as well as
development of physical skills.
The Special Olympics has grown locally
from a single track-and-field meet to a 14-sport
program that includes gymnastics, swimming,
basketball, softball, soccer and bowling.
For more information about participating,
call Toni Ries of the Lane County Special Olym
pics at 747-3536 or Tim Merrill of O'Callahan’s at
343-1221.
Theft also suspected in Straub incident
Police suspect more than ar
son occurred Friday in a Straub
Hall fire that caused at least
$500 damage to a professor’s
office.
Two thefts which occurred in
the PLC and one in Straub Hall
could have been committed by
the same person who started the
fire, according to Sgt. Chuck
Tilby of the Eugene Police
Department.
A man was seen in the fire
area shortly before the blaze, He
is described as a white male, 55
to 60 years old, weighing 160
pounds with short grey or white
hair. He was wearing a light
blue shirt, tan pants and has a
prominent nose, Tilby said.
A man matching the discre
tion was seen in PLC around 10
a.m. when the thefts occured
there and about five minutes
before the noon fire in Straub
Hall.
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With a change in the precep
tion of land rights has come a
fundamental revision of pro
gress, he said.
“Old buildings used to be
taken down and replaced, but
this is no longer the case,” he
said.
Movements in wilderness and
inner-city historic preservation
have helped to bring this
change, but the development of
history taking its course and the
change in public values, pro
gress is now in the light of a
cost-benefit relation, Sax said.
Symbols of our culture can be
found in our national treasures.
Historic preservation outweighs
private, full ownership of pro
perty, Sax said.
Before Sax’s speech, Derrick
Bell, law school dean, paid
tribute to the late George Streis
inger, a University biologist
who died unexpectedly in
August.
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BOOKSTORE
BOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
GRADUATE
STUDENT
POSTITION
OPENING
On* year term to fill
vacancy dua to th* early
graduation of Hanry
Jacobson. Must b* enroll
ed graduate student with
minimum 0 credit hours.
Term ends May ig88. Ap
plcatlons taken In
Bookstore Administrative
Offices until Oot. 10,
1084, 8:30 p.m. Questions
should be directed to Jim
Williams.
13th & Kincaid
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SAT 10:00-3:00
Supplies 686-4331