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Group calls for tree-cutting halt
University geography senior David Rusk, a member of the “Eugene Coalition for
Old Growth, ” is camping out in a teepee on the front steps of the Federal Building in
Eugene until Thursday, protesting the cutting of old growth trees in national forests.
Rusk and the coalition are calling for a moratorium on all old growth cutting,
specifically in the Santiam Cathedral Forest.
Photo by Dean Guernsey
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The Career Development Internship Program has internship
opportunities for juniors and seniors with majors in the
College of Arts and Sciences. Opportunities include:
PUBLIC RELATIONS
•Cawood Communications
•Red Cross
MARKETING/SALES
•Metro Partnership
•Hilton Hotel
•Eugene/Springfield Visitors & Convention Bureau
•Marketing Communications Techniques
•Lane Transit District
ART AND SCIENCE
•Lane County Historical Museum
•Erb Memorial Union
•WISTEC
Interview sign ups are in 221 Hendricks Hall; deadline
May 17. Stop by for more information. (CDIP is a
program in the Career Planning & Placement Service.)
Food distribution today
Students for a Progressive Agenda and the Student Food
Assistance Program are sponsoring a free food distribution to
day in EMU Rooms 110 and 111. Cheese and flour will be
available to low-income students beginning at 9 a.m. and en
ding at 4 p.m. or when supplies are gone.
Students in one-person households are eligible if their
monthly incomes do not exceed $569. Persons in households of
two or more are eligible if their incomes do not exceed $195 per
individual above the base rate.
Interested persons should bring identification, such as a
post-marked letter or envelope, to prove residence. Those living
in prepaid, communal eating situations, including fraternities,
sororities, cooperatives or dormitories, are not eligible to
receive food.