MEETINGS
The Women’s Task Force
will hold a meeting to discuss
rape awareness tonight at 8:30
in EMU Century Room E. Credit
is available.
A public hearing will be held
to discuss the new Student
Health Center dental service on
Thursday, (an. 8 at 4 p.m. in
EMU Century Room D.
INTERVIEWS
Submit bids for campus inter*
views today for the following
recruiters (no bids required for
group meetings): Jan. 7: U.S.
Marine Corps (officer) — EMU;
fan. 7-8: USDA Forest Service
- EMU; fan. 13-14 U.S. Navy
(Aviation/Supply/Nuclear
Power Program); |an. 14 USDA
Forest Service: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
108-109 EMU. group meeting
6:30-8 p.m.. 112 EMU; |an. 19:
Carnation (sales mgmt.
development program); Jan. 20,
22: Cintas Corp, (mgmt.
trainee); group meeting |an. 19.
7:30-8:30 p.m., Room HO
EMU; fan. 21: First Investors
Corp. (registered rep. for
marketing investments/mgmt.
trainee); group meeting fan. 20.
6:30-7:30 p.m.. Room 112
EMU: fan. 21-22: John H.
Harland Co. (sales associate);
group meeting fan. 20. 6-7:30
p.m. Room 112 EMU; (an. 23:
Wells Fargo Bank (financial
analyst).
The Eugene Concert Choir
and Eugene Vocal Arts Ensem
ble are holding auditions Sun
day. Jan. 11 from 2-4 p.m. and
7-9 p.m. at Grace Lutheran
Church, 18th Avenue and
Hilyard Street. Call Diane at
343-1082 to schedule an
audition.
MISCELLANEOUS
USDA food distribution will
take place from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. today in the EMU. Proof of
address is required (postmarked
envelope with name and ad
dress or utility bill). Call Louise
at 343-2822 for other distribu
tion sites.
Mail Financial Aid Forms by
|an. 31 to meet the March 2
deadline. Scholarship applica
tions are due by Fob. 16 and are
available in Room 260 Oregon
Hall. Financial aid counselors
will be in the EMU from It a m.
to 1 p.m. on Jan. 13, Jan. 15.
Jan. 26 and Jan. 29.
The lane (aunty Board of
Commissioners is seeking ap
plications for positions on the
Parks and Resource Recovery
Advisory committees. Deadline
for both is Jan. 20. Call Rill
Chapman at 341-6000 for more
details.
Deadline for submitting Et als
to the Emerald front desk. 300
EMU, is noon the day before
publication. Et als are run only
once. Events with a donation or
admission charge will not be
considered Events occurring
nearest the publication date and
campus events will be given
priority.
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is given an extra letter when hired that says,
"you're hired pending a check of your grades at
the end of this term," Romm says.
Until about four years ago, the housing
department did not hire sophomores as RAs,
Romm says. Changing the rule resulted in a larger
pool of applicants, he says.
“There was a feeling from the people who
were RAs at the time that we were losing a real
enthusiastic bunch of people by not hiring
sophomores,” Romm says.
Freshmen are almost never hired as RAs
unless they are older because they often are still
trying to adjust to college life, he says.
"We don't feel freshman have enough
maturity within the setting of a university," he
says.
Most RAs are in their third year of school
pither as sophomores or juniors. Romm says. Few
graduate students are RAs because they usually
can find higher-paying jobs that are more related
to their academic goals, he says.
An RA’s duties include working with
residence hall officers, planning programs during
advisory board and student government meetings
and enforcing quiet hours and rules of conduct,
Romm says. They also fill out occupancy rosters
and weekly reports, and open doors for residents
locked out of their rooms
Johnson says being both a disciplinarian and
a friend is one of the hardest things about his job
"It takes someone who can stand in that gray
area. " he says. "A lot of people don't realize they
(RAs) have been on the other end of the stick.”
He adds, “Some people think that RAs are
superhuman. They forget that they have feelings
and problems, too."
It is frustrating to deal with troublemakers
who come in from other halls, Leith says. Because
she is not their RA, they think they have no
reason to listen to her, she says.
"Sometimes it's hard because I don't feel like
I have to be a policeman and patrol the halls,"
Leith says.
But she says that by the year’s end, she will
be much more independent and organized. "I'd
like to feel like I made a difference in people's
lives," she says. "I'd like to leave here knowing
that I did a good job and that I did the best I
could."
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