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Et al. MEETINGS Thu Incidental Kw Lommit tee meats today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 109 EMU for budget hearings. LBLTl I RESAVOR KSHOPS "Human Rights in Ik' Debt in Peru" is the topic of n public speech tonight at 7 at fhe Latin American Cultural Center. 1230 Kincaid St. Anatolia Liceta. a representative of Latin American Service for Peac e and justice in Peru, will speak. A slide show and lecture on Latin American migration of birds of prey and other., migratory birds will be presented tonight at 7 In Room 123 Science. VVildlife biologist |udv llenckel will talk about how deforestation in laitiii America is affecting' lhr birds. joe Lutz. Republican can didate fur U.S. Senate, will speak and answer questions tonight at 7:30 in (hlltert ilall ; (‘■beck EMI' Schedule for exact location '.'The Politicos of Domesticity,: The Rise ol female Authority in British Literary ;History" is the topic of a lei lure today .it 1:30 p in in Room. It11 ESiti Nam/y^ Armstrong, associate English professor at Wav ne State closed from Franklin , Boulevard. to thethdversit v,. PhV.si'idal I'laid want losod Satiirdnv !**r two weeks to|»slnii, Ililabrepalrs-r*~v -r*i - !V««!t« into thi'.l’ln sii <il Plant parking areas will In- limited to essential deliveries. and w ill- ta»x.. looted to tile pl.iiil road t tin High tin- t im .1 ( oi,t Buttling (In properly, iiist east of the mi lira* u bridge Vehicles must leave l»\ c.ttl ea« li dav Repairs to the Bridge, vv Im h should t ost ap proximately S-4IMIIM) III elude new decking, walkway and railings ,1 lie.. nia i A in i.l I riu.ii: lirulge that carries lialfh (Mom Floww -61 Mother's Week Begins May 5. Send the FTD' Spring Garden Bouquet. Call or visit us today Ffodt IW 1 »m« uNiviMirv ruMitt rrsrr 6t0 E. 13th at Pattarson St. 485-3655 University, will speak on her extensive research in this area. “Archeology in South Thailand" is the topic of a lec ture today at noon in Kooin 353 PIC. Anthropology Professor William Ayres will speak on his research in Thailand during MISCELLANEOUS Oregon Student Public In terest Research Croup posi tions on the group's local gover ning hoard are open. Anyone interested in applying may file in Suite I KMIJ: Deadline, is May 12. at 5 p.m. . for undergraduate study abroad during 1987-88. the Rotary Foundation will offer six awards to residents of Southwest Oregon. Awards cover travel, tuition, books and room and board. Applicants should file before Oct. 1 with the secretary of the Rotary Club. Call 485-5983 or see Paul I'rimak in Room 33(1 Oregon Mall for more information. INTERVIEWS Submit bids for campus inter* views Monday through Wednesday in Room 244 Hen dricks Hall for the following recruiters: ’ May 12: Dynamix Software I ievelopmont (micro-computer programmer): Stockton Unified School District (education/spec cdiic positions). May !3: Klamath Palls School District No. 1 and Union High School District No. 2 (educ/spec educ positions). May 13-14: Peace Corps recruiting office (volunteer): Kubensteins (sales/mktg). May 14: Northwest Paper Fibers. Weyerhauser div. (plant manager). May 14-15: U.S. Navy recruiting district (officers pro grams/nuclear power programs). May 15: Eagle Point School District No 9 ( I a n g arts/sci/math 9-12). May 16: )eld-Wen. Inc (production mgmt trainee). Sign-up space is still available for the following recruiters: . May 8: 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 108 EMU. May 7: Economics Lab (sales trainee). May 8: State Farm Insurance Company (claims rep/under writers trainee/mgmt trainee): Tigard School District (educ/speciaj 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/secondary positions); Public Schools Per sonnel Co-Op, Olympia, WA, (spec educ. all grade levels). —--ITU "WHERE ADVENTURES BEGIN" 196 W. Broadway, Eugono Downtown 683-5877 EUGENES NEWEST DOWNTOWN OUTDOORS STORE - J Coming Monday, May 12 University of Oregon MacFes 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Room 167, EMU Sponsored by: University Computing, The Fine and Applied Arts Dept., The Continuation Center, and Apple Computer, Inc.