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CHALLENGE!
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FREE TAPE DECK
CLINIC*
On Saturday November 8th, the stereo loft will
hold a free tape deck clinic along with Nakami
chi’s $50 challenge. Nakamichi Technicians will
thouroghly test your cassette deck's perform
ance .. . ABSOULUTELY FREEI Bring any cas
sette deck and brand , regardless of where pur
chased. If it can outperform our least expensive
Nakamichi in the categories of frequency re
sponse, signal-to-noise ratio, wow & flutter, dis
tortion and speed accuracy. We will give you
$50 cash! (sorry, other Nakamichis excluded).
Photo lor illustration purpose only
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give aways for stereo equipment.
STEREO LOFT
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30 E. 11th Eugene, OR (503) 342-2463
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Apartment decorating
on a shoestring budget
No one likes to come home
from classes to a dull, drab, bare
apartment. But how can a col
lege budget spruce up a room or
two? According to four local in
terior design and space plan
ners. it is not as hard as it may
seem.
Nancy Burke, owner of
Change of Scenery, a design
consultation service, works with
individuals who want to
decorate an apartment or house.
Burke offers a full-design service
including wallpaper and carpet.
Burke will “work within a
budget” to help her clients
achieve a desired look, she says.
She advises people to “comb
junk shops. Refinish, re
upholster pieces. Start with one
piece and build slowly.”
One inexpensive decorating
idea Burke suggests is using
sheets as wall hangings. It is less
expensive than paint or
wallpaper and it can lx? moved
around or taken down complete
ly whereas paint and wallpaper
are virtually permanent.
Gary Wright, store manager of
Ethan Allen Gallery, suggests
their "custom-room plan.” This
includes a maple group that has
a desk and storage cabinets with
shelves on top. The same look is
available in four different sizes;
24. 36. 42 and 48 inches wide.
Wright says "lighter colors
with maple (furniture)” help
make a room brighter and
cheerier. “The right kind of
lighting and bigger patterns in
the upholstery also help,”
Wright said .
Essential furniture includes a
bed, dresser, a sofa or chair ar
rangement. and a desk/study
area. Wright said.
Ethan Allen will do an in
home call to get a floor plan to
design a layout. They will work
with one piece at a time or a
complete room scheme.
B.J. Stoddard, who works
with residential and commercial
interior design, offers many
practical and inexpensive ideas.
Stoddard suggests an "old
standby" — wooden crates or
cement blocks for inexpensive
bookshelves.
She also mentions using
sheets as window coverings and
wall hangings. Large pillows for
seating are easy and
inexpensive.
"Use school banners hanging
from the ceiling to help perk up
a corner,’' Stoddard says.
"Graphics on the walls help a
lot.”
Stoddard primarily concen
trates on using color psychology
in designs. "Color sets moods,”
she said. "Yellows and reds are
energy or action colors while
greens and blues are more
subdued.”
Stoddard goes on to point out
that yellow is a meditation col
or; it is good for thinking and
studying. Good middle tones of
all colors go well with one
another.
Stoddard said a desk, daybed
and bookshelves are essential
pieces of furniture A good,
straight-backed chair is good for
studying, she said. "You stay
more alert" if the chair is less
than comfortable. Stoddard
said. A good lamp, large pillows
and throw rugs offer warm
touches.
George Mayer of Space Plann
ing, a Eugene interior design
company, emphasized that a
student needs a place to be alone
in an apartment or house. “A
student needs to Ire alone with
their thoughts and studies." he
says.
Mayer also points out that
plants and posters are excellent
decorating items.
"Borrow from home.” Mayer
suggests. "Bring a little of home
along with you."
Story by Lisa Kosse
Photos by Maria Corvallis
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For Textbooks
Mon Fri
Smith Famil\
Bookstore
768 E. 13th
1 Block From Campus
345-1651
Espresso
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and More
Mon.-Fri 7-5
Sunday 9-3
Closed Saturday
High Street Cafe
1243 Hii/h Sirrrl • 345 4905
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Complete Wig (.enter
• Private Booths
• Sprays & Straps
• Offbeat Hair
Ornaments
• In Every Color
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Kinko's is open early. Open late. And open weekends.
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344-7894
INTERNSHIPS
can give you the edge in the career race
The Career Development Internship Program
has internship opportunities for JUNIORS &
SENIORS with majors or minors in the
College of ARTS & SCIENCES.
ALPHA HEALTH CARE
— computer programming
EUGENE SPRINGFIELD
VISITORS A
CONVENTION BUREAU
— research/communication
EUGENE HILTON
— marketing/sales
KAUFMANS
— analysis/merchandising
LANE REGIONAL ARTS
COUNCIL
— program development
LANE TRANSIT DISTRICT
— marketing/public
relations
METRO PARTNERSHIP
— research/analysis
RED CROSS
— public relations program
development
REO LION
— planning/sales
STATE CORRECTIONS
DIVISION
— communication/research
UNITED WAY
— public relations/program
WESTERN COMPUTER
SYSTEMS
— computer programming
WISTEC
— public relationsJexhiblt
CITY OF EUGENE
Business Assistance Team:
— research/writlng
Hull Canter
— public relations
Financial Support Services
— research/analysis/writing
Transportation
— research/analysis
Intergovernmental Relations
— public relations
Position Descriptions are
in 221 Hendricks Hall,
sign ups begin November 10.
RESUMES
Give youi resume a professional look
by having it typeset at the Oregon Daily
Emerald Graphic Services Department
300 EMU