Et al. topic of a lecture tonight at 8 In the EMU Forum Room. Kate Rogers Gessert will speak and present a slide show about the Nevada test site and citizen ac tions of resistance. Sponsored by Student Campaign for Disarmament. Planning and coastal development is the focus of a lecture tonight at 7:30 in Room 177 Lawrence Hall. Elisabeth Walton Potter, an historian with the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office, will speak on “Early Resort Architecture on the Oregon Coast." Spon sored by the University School of Architecure and Allied Arts. “Diffusion of Trees in Postglacial Time" is the topic of a lecture today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 108 Condon Hall. T. Webb, of Brown University, will speak. INTERVIEWS Submit bids for campus inter views on Monday through Wednesday in Room 244 Hen dricks Hall for the following recruiters: May 12: Dynamix Software Development (micro-computer programmer): Stockton Unified School District (education/spec educ positions). May 13: Klamath Falls School District no. 1 and Union High School District no. 2 (educ/spec educ positions). May. 13-14: Peace Corps recruiting, .office (volunteer); Rubensteins (sales/mktg). May 14: Northwest Paper Fibers. Weyerhauser div. (plant manager)! May 14-13: U.S. Navjr recruiting district (officers pro-' gmins/nuclesr power programs!. May 15: Eagle Point School District no. 9 (lang arts/sc i/math 9-12). May 16: feid-Wen, Inc (production mgmt trainee). Sign-up space is still available for the following recruiters: May 6: Federal Deposit In surance Corp. (bank examiner trainee), group meeting only. 12-'1:30 p.m.. Room 111 EMU: Portland School District (elem/spec educ/secondary ■— all areas), group meeting only. 1-2 p.m. in Room 106 EMU. May 7: Economics Lab (sales trainee). May 8: State Farm Insurance Company (claims rep/under writers trainee/rngmt trainee); Tigard School District (educ/special educ positions), group meeting at 4 p.m. in Cen tury Room A EMU May 9: Tigard School District (see above); Riddle School District No. 70 (elem/secondarv positions); Public-Schools Per sonnel Co-Op, Olympia, WA. (spec educ. all grade levels), group meeting at 8:30 a.m. in Room 12 Hendricks. Hall. Deadline for submitting Et als to the Emerald front desk, EMU Suite 300. - is . noon the day before publication. Et als are run only once, with-the excep tion of interviews. Events with a donation or admission charge will not be considered. Events occurring nearest the publica tion date, and campusdiriented events, will be given priority, MEETINGS Mary McCauley Burrows for Congress (University Chapter) will meet today at 1 p.m. in Century Room F EMU. Call jeff Osanka at 485-9442 for more information. College Republicans meets today at 4:30 p.m. in Century Room D EMU. Campus Crusade’s weekly meeting is tonight in Room 341 Gilbert Hall at 8:30 p.m. IJiCTlJRES/WORKSHOPS Soviet test ban proposals and pending II.S. legislation is the 1 :y;: 1 II a i i My. I I 1 I Do You Always Get The Worm? Are you always the one digging deeper, working harder, and following through with projects long after the others have gone? If you are, and if you are interested in working with other “Early Birds”, then we would like you to apply for these openings. The Oregon Daily Emerald Advertising Department currently has openings for apprenticeship positions throughout Spring term. These positions will turn into sales positions next year after intensive training in sales, marketing and general business procedures. The positions require use of a car (NO MOPEDS/BICYCLES), minimum one hour a day and of course unlimited enthusiasm and energy! We have to be honest when we tell all those interested in applying for these jobs that the competition is tough. But, we always need qualified salespeople and now more than ever, experience on the 7th largest morning paper in Oregon will give you invaluable experience. Applications are available Room 300 EMU; 8 - 5pm. Closing date: May 2, 1986 O.l).K. is an equal opportunity employer. Where Have All The EMERALDS Gone? By now we have received enough inquiries to justify this request. You all have noticed the EMERALD drop in the EMU has changed locations. We want your thoughts and comments on this new distribution point. We ask that you fill out the comment form below to help us better serve you. Thank-you for your patience and comments. Sincerely, The ODE Distribution Director Clip and bring to 300 EMU ODE OFFICE 41 1. Have you been able to locate ODE’s in the EMU? YES □ NO □ Where?_ 2. Do you find the new distribution point to be convenient and accessible? YES □ NO □ 3. Has this new distribution point deterred you in any way in picking up your daily paper? YES □ NO □ Comments: Please use the below space to add your comments regarding this new distribution point or suggest any other points on campus you would like to see the Emerald distributed.