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MEETINGS Webfoot Advertising Agency meets today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 307 Allen Mall. Circle K Service Club meets tonight in Century Room E EMU at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. Eugene Free South Africa Movement meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 108 EMU. Everyone welcome. National Student Exchange exploratory meeting to be held today at 4 p.m. in Room 109 EMU. Incidental Fee Committee meeting today at 5 p.m. in Cen tury Room B EMU. LECTURES “Becoming American, ’’ a MAKE MONEY quality clothing (new to 2 yrv old) Ke member us when cleaning out your closet*. Or just come browse* through our unique shop Call Mornings for Appt. 3447039 SAVE MONEY 10-6 non.-Sal. 360 C. I Ilk. between nil! * tllqh Sotond Hand (Jnahmg we BUY, TRADE «r consiGn free film about the problems no countered by refugees resettl ing in America, will be shown tonight in the EMU Forum Room at H p.m. Sponsored by Reel Changes Cinema. ASUO and Catalyst Films. “Ancient Astronauts and Ar cheologists" is the topic of a lecture by Chip Dotting, ar cheologist. today at 4:30 p.m. at the University Museum of Natural History. MISCELLANEOUS Juniors: the University’s junior class honorary — Druids — is now accepting applica tions. Minimum GPA of 3.0 re quired. Information and ap plications are in Room 304 Oregon Hall. All majors! Gain internship experience for credit while helping others. Applications for peer advisers are being accepted in Room 104 Oregon Hall. Deadline is Friday. The College of Business Ad ministration will have com puterized pre-registration for admitted majors and students with waiver forms now through Nov. 27. Eligible students should go to Room 271 Gilbert Hall and fill out the computer readable request forms. A week of solidarity with the Palestinian people continues today. The Arab Student Club and the Eugene Free South Africa Movement will have in formational tables in the EMU lobby today and Friday as part of a United Nations declaration to recognize the Palestinian people and their struggle for human rights. A potluck for Women in Computing, featuring presenta tions from several women in in dustry and academia, will he held Friday at 0:30 p in All women interested in computer related fields are invited to at tend. For more information, call the Computer and information Science Dept, at 0B6-440H. (Child care available.) INTERVIEWS Campus interviews will be held this week by the following recruiters: Note: for meetings with no time or location, call 080-3235. Today: Naval Ocean Systems Center (electronics, mech engineer, computer scientists, physicists, mathematicians); Union Carbide (sales rep consumer products); K & j Callo Winery (entry level sales rep consumer products); ROTC OSU; U.S. Air Force. Friday: Willamette ilniv.. 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