Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 25, 1986, THE Friday EDITION, Page 8B, Image 19

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    EMU Pood Service and the Cultural Forum Present The
Beer Garden
□TODAY□
Good Music 61 Cold Beer
4 - 7 pm
in the EMU Fountain Court
Food & Mon-Alcoholic Beverages Available
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All you have to do is march
yourself down to your campus
microcomputer center before May
15th and spend five fun-packed
minutes letting us demonstrate how
a Macintosh™ computer can make
life much more pleasant for you.
In return, well enter your name
into a drawing where one very
lucky’ person on campus will win the
grand prize of five hundred dollars.
That’s $500. Cash. American. To
spend on your education, or some
thing really worthwhile.
And, for those of you with the
average amount of luck, there are
tree Apple’ painters caps for every
"one who comes in and lean is how
a Macintosh can help
you work better, faster
and smarter.
It’s one demonstra
tion that could
change your life.
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entertainment
Monday. 4-2H
New Oregon I rail" slide show am! lev
lure by William I Sullivan, about his I IN)
link solo hackpas king Irek traversing the
erests til lour mountain ranges ami eighteen
Wilderness areas in Oregon 107
I aw rente 7 Klptn l ies
"Across the Kavial Divide Black and
White Women in the Southern tobacco In
dusiry" talk hy Dolores Jamewcki from
Idaho Slate University l .am' County
Historical Museum 7 Hi p m M donation
suggested Call hh7 42'd lot lurther into
l uesdav. 4-2H
I alk on men. vtinutwiNeuthM. sensitivity
emotion and available role., .models by.
im'diaior Chris Page l am' .Community
‘College Board K<»nri 11 Id a m I p m. .
Wednesday, 4-J»
Brown Bag Foruhl Wiauen s Forum.on
Women ami Cn'uttvitV . I VIC Forum*.
k.»«n, 7 hi t to p niM-ree .
An ( veilingol Womens poetry.' I kih>p
"ami Musk read by Alhson Anthony.
Mar'garelg limlkki. Martha CialvheJI. Cl tot •
Knight, lean Murphy.' IVha Sander vm .
•ilynise W all* c.'aml. Anne Wjotic pivtrv
Catherine Porter larval ami Kelly Masek"
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tieiimger l.mmge MOpnr'A! general
M lane 1 llerary (iuild members
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Writing m thv Norihu csi <i ssorkshop
with the authors :>• "WnUi s Northkesi
Handbook ' 215 Alien Mull 7: Mlp m {’*11
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ART. ON EXHIBIT
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, aikf ( yifl'hia h.ipjn Ihrmipli May
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ssulpfor PwSf Buckner .and puimer Ron- •
firufl Through May- 4 ' •; '
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lonrui photographs- by 1 ijsul • l-isher
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.April 2hMiy l< ‘“V - • 4
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planetarium sh. n* s i in Saturday . ahd ’Sun
day Spring Skies at I p ni and'.‘Fire in
Ilk Sky" a iriulli rik'dia shoes in Mattes s
somel al 5 p in
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Editor Sheila Landry
Copy Editor Mike Sims
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Production Angela Muni/
PlKHii Te'i'h Ross Marlin
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plasma donor and save
lives.
It Pays To Help
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683*3953
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