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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1986)
Police beat SUNDA Y BRUNCH featuring waffles. Scottish porridge, baked eggs and much more (rom our new full service menu 10-4:30 BOOK and TEA open 8 30 • 6 daily • 10 • 5 Sunday on the southeast corner ol campus 1646 E. 19th • 344-3422 V. . a'|C : xf • :ir.v RICE N’ SPICE of Oregon . . . »: JO-7 MON-SAT 1Z-S SUN FKEE DCUVE1Y LOW Ft ICES ° % 1‘tt'r. i'iiw l‘ttr lutslrrii Ann/. ... • 1'nmK .iV%*»,f/if»/r>. <tmf (Mis front ■ . ^ •’Jii|i,in • Ch'ih.i • A irliiHin ' • .. Smu.inuifImlninsi.i • Tiiixviln* •10% Off any purchase oyer *20 61W 8th St (Near M Jacobs). Eugene 687 97t0 •1104 VanBuren Ave.. Corvallis 753-1227 , boupon expires 2 28 86 > Free Parking, • ’• '• QV1 • ttfl xf V . I * The following in a liwt of University-area crime* reported to the Kugene Police Department durinx the week of Fob. 13-20: A computer printer valued at $000 was stolon from the Computing Center. 1225 Kincaid St., between Feb. 10-14 Twenty dollar* was stolen from Science I on Feb. 13 at 4 a m. Two while males were observed near the scene and an investigation into the inci dent is continuing. A coat, keys and identification vuiued at $57 were stolon from Gerlinger Hall on Feb. 13 bet ween 7:30-10 p.m. . . A Gay and Lesbian Alliance display in an EMIJ display case was damaged between Feb. • .14-1(1. Police said obscenities were written on the glass window-in red felt pen, -' " . •• • c A fire was started in a drinkjng fountain’in ’. t •Thorton, dormitory. Feb..,14’at 10 p^m No dninage . ’ • estimate was determined:*.\? ,‘‘ • Furniture in the Lawrence -Hall,bree/.eway • was damaged SlinduyaL 2115" a.m RtipainCwore , ['■oestimated at $.t5:7 < • A backpack and contents valued at $82 was* '•> " * stolen from thh -Uni vend tv Bookitbm dri Txiesciay. lit about ;t p.m. An investigation into the theft is continuing. The front windshield of a I.ane Transit District bus was broken by students throwing snowballs from the top of Parr Tower. 1048 Alder St., on Tuesday at H::$o p.m. A damage estimate still is being determined. I.ingerie valued at $88 was stolen from Cloran dormitory Tuesday .at about 10 p.m. The right rear tailiight of an Express Taxi Co. vehicle was broken by students who were harassing the driver Tuesday at 11 p in. The inch “ dent, which caused $50 damage, occurred at the corner of 13th Avenue and Onyx Street.' . • Ursula (>. Buditjahja was cited and released ° for shoplifting .it the. University Hookstoh; op..” .Wednesday>at 2; 15'p.tn. „ ; A bicycle, hooks, magazines and a micro Cassette were stolen from ft,-parking 'lot ali:t58 . Kincaid St . on] Wednesday af.B.p.m. The item's - \ wiffe valued;al i. ” «■’ ■>’: . . Two bicycles were, stolen;-, , mine w\as •.*rtHiiigeijMl.’v/'-;.'.I•**•*.v Compiled by. Kim Kaady University hosts College Bowl Student* from ten colleges and universities will test their know ledge of trivia Saturday in the.College Bowl regional com petition hosted hy the University. Competing for the University in the "varsity sport of the mind;'* will be Steve Van Devender of junction C!ity. Mark Cornell of Portland, and David Boves. Michael Maude and |oe (Irani, all of Salem Students from southern Oregon to Alaska who have suc cessfully competed in college howls at their own schools will join their teams to try for eligibility in the national com petition. says Sallv Smith, col lege bowl coordinator. The event will l>egin at 10 a.m and may last all day. Smith says f inals will lie held around 4 p m., and spectators are en couraged to attend Rounds will la? held simultaneously in Room lt>7 EMU and the EMU Forum Room Timed questions on literature, history, science, sports, music and television trivia will be fired at the student teams. Other school teams com peting will bo from Southern Oregon State College. Whitman Co I tags. University of Washington; University of Alaska. University of Idaho. Noise State University. Idaho State University. University of Puget Sound and Seattle Pacific University. Hanford waste topic of lecture "Hanford: The Nuclear Age in the Northwest" is the title of a key series of talks to lie presented at the University in Koom U>7 EMU today from ttl tt) a m. to 4 p m. Hanford, located in southeast Washington, is under study as one of the three final locations to begin receiving the nation's first large-scale shipments of nuclear wastes The keynote address. "Han ford: A kaleidoscope of Issues." will lie given by Norma lean tier mood, past president of the Oregon League of Women Voters, at 10:30 a m. Magician gives unusual show A performance Sunday will reveal more magic tricks than just pulling rabbits out of hats. Andre Kole says his "World of Illusion" is an unusual show, featuring such stunts as malaria lining, de-materializing. (Iismlfgi.il mg and levitating people... Sponsored by the Campus Crusade for Christ and First Baptist Church College Class, the event will be heid at the Mult Center Silva Concert Mall at H p in Tickets are $4..r><) and can be purchased at the door. Kole is a creative consultant for television magicians Doug Henning and David Copper field In 1982. the American Academy of Magical Arts presented Kole with the highest award available in the magical profession. SPJ sponsors journalism event lournalism students will have the opportunity to explore job prospects in the fields of news/editorial, broadcast. advertising and public relations Saturday at the "lournalism Career Seminar." The seminar is from H::tU a m. to noon in Room 129 of the law school. Tickets are available for $2.50 in Room 20t Allen Mall or on Saturday at the door for $:t The event is sponsored by the Society of Professional journalists. I Et al. MEETINGS Come mo your student government in ac tion. The ASUO invites you to a staff meeting to day at :$::»() p.m. in the Carson Mai! Gold Room. (Questions are welcome as well as comments on issues of importance to you. I.ECTI 1RKS/WORKSHOPS/FII.MS A slide show on Nepal by Meena Singh will lie shown today at 4 p.m. in the EMI) Interna tional l.ounge Sponsored by the Foreign Student I Organization. ■ “How to Know and Enjoy Oregon's Reptiles M and Amphibians" is thit topic of a lecture today at * 8 p.m. in Room 23 SctoltCB I. I)f. Oris Maser, Bj forestry science lab. is the guest speaker. 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