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Typesetting*Camera Work• Design *Paste-up\ departments update ‘Dear Abby’ donates money Advice columnist Abigail Van Buren recently donated $5,000 to the University’s jour nalism school in honor of Robert Lucas, a 1936 University alumnus and long-time friend of “Dear Abby.” Van Buren wrote to Karl Nestvold, acting dean of the journalism school, offering more than advice, making her donation to the school’s ad vancement council, which Lucas chairs. The council was recently formed to seek private support for the school. Nestvold thinks the money will be used for the news editorial department because Van Buren’s 25-year profes sional relationship with Lucas began in this area. Van Buren and Lucas became friends in 1958 when Lucas was managing editor of the Denver Post and the paper began carry ing Van Buren’s column, then two years old. Nestvold called the gift “an outstanding kick-off to the ef forts of the school’s advance ment council whose assistance in attracting significant gifts for our program is invaluable.” New staff The University’s Museum of Art recently selected three new staff members. Carol Shannon, from the Detroit Institute of Arts, is the museum’s new registrar. Craig David, a founding board member for the Grants Pass Museum of Art, is now assistant to the registrar. Mark Clarke, a Eugene artist and past museum employee, is the museum’s technician. Honors Shirley Menaker, dean of the graduate school, has been ap pointed to a four-year term on the national Graduate Record Examinations Board. She will serve on the executive commit tee of the Test of English as a Foreign Language Program. Louise ’’Molly” Westling, English and Honors College professor, has been appointed to a three-year term as executive director of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast. Her duties include editing the journal Pacific Coast Philology and publishing newsletters for members. Nancy Shurtz, law professor, was appointed to the board of directors and elected secretary of the Willamette Science and Technology Center. Raymond Mikesell, economics professor, will co chair the National Economics Committee of the Sierra Club. Compiled by Robin foannides Workshops to ease decisions The Office of Academic Advising and Student Services has scheduled this month’s workshops, designed to help students decide their academic and professional futures. The first workshop. ’’How Not to Screw Up Your Col lege Education.” will be held today at 12:30 p.m. in the EMU Forum Room. The workshop is designed to help students combine career plans and educational goals. A program on Masters of Business Administration pro grams will also be held today at 3:30 p.m in Room 164 Oregon Hall. The workshop will focus on the different programs and entrance requirements. The finai workshop this month will be held Jan. 30. It will cover decision making, and is designed to teach students to make decisions on the choices they currently face, such as selecting the right major. The workshop will be held at 3:30 p.m. in Room 164 Oregon Hall. DON’T GET STEPPED ON! FREE Legal Services are available to all U/O students through funds from ASUO. Legal Services Program and The Office of Student Advocacy offer a wide range of non-litigatory legal services including, but not limited to: • Divorce • Name Changes • Veterans Issues • Wills • Tort Fund Claims • Sexual Harassments Contact Legal Floor above the appointment. • Advice in Criminal Matters • Landlord/Tenant Disputes • Rule and Fee Commentary • Student Conduct Code Defense • University Housing Disputes • Personal Injury (Auto/Bike Accidents) Services, Erb Memorial Union, Room 334 (Third Fish Bowl). 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