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five three hour classes plus conference time with instructors. Guest lecturer# at the conference include Don lames, “the venerable old man of Oregon writers" who Inspired the 1983 establishment of OWC. and Tom Ferte. director of the Mon mouth Institute of Creative Writing. Other guest lecturers are Jim Magmer. Journalism instructor at Portland Community College and winner of the 1985 National Writing Teacher Award; Larry* Leonard free lance writer; l-arry Brooks, script writer; Don Berry, novelist and author of “Trask"; David Hedges, poet; and Paul Plntarlch, book review editor for Northwest Magazine of The Oregouian One scholarship for the session will be given. For more information, write OWC at P.O. Box 15200. Portland. Ore , 97215. or call 254-7007 in Portland police beat The following is a list of area crimes that have been reported . • to the Eugene Police Depart ment since May 31: A computer terminal in the • McAlister Hall dormitory was : • damaged Thursday. Damage is- • estimated at $300. Eight Deady Hall offices were , broken into May 30, Textbooks - were the only items reported . missing.. Officer Bill Jennings; • .said'the people may have been . • searching,, for final, j-efcems. Damage to doors and-door jarits - is estimated at $000. . A cassette deck, 'cassette , tapes; sun glasses.. lunchbox . and,tools, with a total value*of . $795. Were* stolen from a car : parked at. 1420 University St. Tuesday:. . ... : A canoe trailer was pushed into the' Millrace "between May* 29 and .June 1. Damage to. the . brake' lights, wheel' bearings , ' and electric brakes is estimated 'at$2(X). ° A copy machine oii the first floor on the Univ ersity Jnn was' damaged on May 31. orjiine 1 ’ Damage is estimated at $500. A guitar valued at $300 was « stolen from the EMU on May-31 ' or June 1. A microwave' and cereal boxes, .with a total value °of $310, were stolen from the Delta Tau Delta fraternity Saturday. . The top of’ a flagpole near - Henderson Hall dormitory, was ., tied with rope to a tree about 15 feet away. According to the Jamie s serves a hearty breakfast and great hamburgers. With this coupon receive one small Cherry or Chocolate Soda HOURS: Mon Sat ram to00pm Sun to am ■ 6 pm 3422206 Ottai E»ptf#a June to. t985 Read tim Friday Edition ... '4 ■v"‘" —— police report, the pole was pull ed nearly'horizontal. Damage is estimated at $500. .. , . A PLC window was broken between May 24-31. Damage is estimated at $10. - A »cassette recorder and adapter valued at $69 were stolen from a main library study room between May 24-31. ’ •. A backpack and its contents,. valued at°$.l33. was stolen from Spiller Hall dormitory May 30*. . A vending machine in' the' ' Music building was-broken-into and' all the contents • were removed between May 25-28. . Damage was not estimated.. . . Three students were arrested at a Caswell, dormitory Rarty . Friday. Elaine Mussulman, 19., a resident of Wilcox dormitory, • was charged with being a minor . In possession • and. trespassing." Duane. Johnson, 18. • • also ' a . Caswpli'resident, was charged, with being'a- minor .in posses* ■ • siqri and interfering with'police ' officers. * Mich'ael Johnson! a ' .Caswell resident., was charged. • with assault-, reckless, endanger- . ment, criminal* mischief, and •possession of. 'jess than One. . ounce, of a controlled substance*. Eight . bicycles w[ere stolen" and one was'recovered. .•••,' ’ CCompiled .by .....*. . . Michelle Brence .y\bychefdon. '• ;• W; . ,8iwi*e* • ; . ; ‘ s '-. Make Reservations Now Scampis restaurant,wi(l be;open For Father’s Day and Graduation. Day - .June .16 ' Dinner'starts at-5:30 • ■. •Phono:*485-0601 3$8 W. 7th — Eugene . iimtHi TIME FOR THE INCOMPARABLE PAUL'S BICYCLE SHOP BRIDAL REGISTRY JUNE SPECIALS B.I.C. 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