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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1985)
In brief Lecture kicks off series The University Forum will kick off its 1985-86 lecture schedule Oct. 22 with a talk titl ed “Fish Runs to Flu Victims: i r Twenty-Five Years of Ar chaeology in Alaska.'1 The culture of the prehistoric settlers of Alaska, their initial migration to the area and their encounter with the industrializ ed world will be discussed by Don Dumond, University an X.. .. — thropology professor and direc tor of the University Museum of Natural History. The lecture is at 8 p.m. in the Eugene Conference Center. The University Forum downtown program is spon sored by the University Failing - "''^'1 I MXTS&LOgS 15J& A^fal MSSDSBmM 15(6. A**uatJ5£ik%HaL&.©<j£ Actual MS3j$fi£gfe tst& AmuaI 1&~??GgxQ% 15(6 A^t SS^9S^^De*r^^i Mxty.'&D&b $ 499 LP or Cassette Reg. $6.59 EVERY RECORD, CASSETTE, COMPACT DISC, ACCESSORY AND MORE ON SALE AT FAN TASTIC ONCE A YEAR PRICES!!! Like these hits from Warner Bros., Electro and Atlantic!! 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BAR H-Q PORK & SHRIMP EGG ROL1.4.25 Lunch Served Mon. - Fri. 11:30 AM - 2 PM Open 7 Days 11:30 AM - 10 PM NORTHERN MANDARIN LUNCH (choice of steam or fried rice) 6 KUNG PAO CHICKEN (SPICY).2 75 7 SZECHUAN DOUBLE COOKED SLICE PORK 2 75 8 MANDARIN CHICKEN (SPICY). .2.75 9 BEEF BROCCOLI WITH OYSTER SAUCE 2 75 10 STEWED VEGETABLE WITH BEAN CURD. 2.75 Chinese Culture Showcase OKDKKS Corner 13th & Hilyard TO GO (aero** from the new Sacred 343-6234 Heart addition) COCKTAILS Lecture Fund, the National En dowment for the Humanities and the City of Eugene. For more information, call the University Center for the Humanities at Ci8fi-39:t4, Landmark preservation topic of lecture Internationally known ar chitect, historian and educator lean Paul Carlhian will discuss the issues involved in deciding when and how to preserve land mark buildings in a free public lecture Oct. 22 in Hoorn 177 Lawrence Hall. Carlhian. a member of the na tion’s oldest architectural firm in Boston will give the fourth lecture in the series. ■‘Tradition and Vitality: Architecture and Planning in Boston." Carlhian will draw upon his experience on the Back Hay Commission and the Boston landmarks Commission for tho talk. "Preserving What, Whore and How: Boston’s Back Bay — A Casa Study." Carlhian, who was educated in France, also served as a con sultant on the Krench-Ameriean Committee for the Restoration of the Statue of Liberty. The lecture series is funded in part by the Oregon Committee for the Humanities, which is an affiliate of the National Endow ment fur the Humanities, and by the Stafford Fund. For more information about the Boston lectures, contact the University School of Architec ture and Allied Arts. 686-3631. • :.--?S3...:..L_ • ’ Et al. MEETINGS Oregon Rationalist Association will - meet today in Century Room A at 3 p.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m in the EMU Forum Room. ';' Economics majors and those interested in the topic of economics are invited to attend the Undergraduate Economic Association's first meeting'today at 5 p.m. in Rooih'412, IMXl For more information, call J.)..Mehrtnger at 686*6612. interested in coed intramural floor hockey? Meet today and every Monday at 9:10 p.m. in the Tirigle Mall lounge'. For more in formation, contact Dan Hart, 686-5336. A meeting for those interested in studying in Japan will be held Tuesday ai 4 p.m: in Room 337. Gilbert Half. Topics will fat the study program in international politics, economics and business. For more information, call Paul Primak. Office of Interna tional Services, 686r3206 . '' . Women's (riming Out and Support Group.meets today in Room 319. EMU at.5 p.m. For more'information, call 686-3360. "A Perspective on Elections in Guatemala" and "An Update oh the Status of Guatemalan Refugees" are topic s to !»• discussed by Bill and Judy I,asswell tonight at 7:3.0 at the Central Presbyterian Church, 1475 Ferry'St- Refreshments and entertainment will be supplied. For more information, call Guydiurton at 485-1755. A workshop for University faculty on communication and counseling skills Will lie offered on Oct 30. Nov. 6 and Nov. 13 . from 4. to 5:30 p.m. The free workshop, which will deal with.in creasing faculty effectiveness irt dealing with student stress, will be held in- Room 101,. EMU- Please register by&alling Personnel Ser vices by Friday at 686-3159. Newspaper Production Clinic gives hands-on experience! in putting together small student journal of opinion. Gall 686-3721 or 344-600 for information. Ask for Rob, Oregon Commentator. LECTURES WORKSHOPS MISCELLANEOUS Active, ambitious students needed to apply for University committee positions. Inquire at Student Senate, EMU Suite 4.. The Peace Corps will sponsor an information booth, a brown bag forum and several seminars this week. The information'booth will be in the EMU lobby today and Tuesday from.9 a m. to 3 p.m. "Education in the Developing World” will be discussed at a brown bag lunch today at 12:30 p.m. in Room 10H, EMU. Two seminars. "An Evening in Africa” and "The Toughest Job," will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the EMU Dad’s Room and Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in the EMU Forum Room respectively. 20 gallon - ^39.99 reg M999 55 gallon - *99.99,eg $14999 (white supply lasts)
