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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1987)
ICOUPONI mm video ? 1495 E. 19th 344*2691 U of O SPECIAL 5.95 Sun. - Thurs. Any 2 Movies & VCR 0*»t 1600 Tltlao la Stock • Goaraataod RcMn.tloM W—kfy Spvclsh On MoHm Ratmm Corner of 19tfi 6 Agate • Propor 1.0. Required Coupon EipfrM TTUtJ 1 I I I UPBeoksfore— Next time... make your paper TYPEWRITER RENTALS Rent a BROTHER “Daisy Wheel" typewriter with correction capacity. Rates $1 5.00 per week $30.00 per month $60.00 per term Your store since 1920 13th & Kincaid M F 8:30-5:30 6864331 Et■at' MEETINGS The Student Senate will meet today in Room 337 EMU at 3:30. Men Against Rape will meet Tuesday night at 7 in Century Room B. EMU. Christian Fellowship and Bi ble Study for graduate and older students meets Monday even ings at 7. Please call Cregg and Meg for inf o r m a lion at 344-6466, or Gary at 344-3970. INTERVIEWS Submit bids for campus inter views on Monday-Wednesday. 244 Hendricks Hall for the following recruiters: (No bids required for group meetings.) Jan. 27: J.C. Penney Co. group meeting, 6:30 p.m.. Walnut Room, E M U . Feb. 2: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. (financial analyst). Feb. 3: Cigna Corp. Insurance & Finan cial Services (underwriters). 3.0 Mt. Hood Meadows Collegiate Ski Ball ’87 U0, OSU, WOSC, WU Departure-time 12pm Location — Outside Fishbowl Price - S20 Buy your tickets from 10-3pm. M, W. F in the EMU or caH: OS-1354 or M5-3733 Ne*' °J5L' SeM'C OaN M 2-oOpn' PREPRINTS ► (ROM NfGATIVtS 3X 5/SI ,00 fW in vt We Print Better Pictures! CPA; Frito I-ay. Inc. (employee relations assoc.) group meeting. 6:30 p m.. 10B EMU. Feb. 3/4: Black & Decker (retail sales specialist) group meeting, 7 p.m.. 110 EMU; Pacific Gas & Electric (computer related posi tions). Feb. 4: Frito I-ay. Inc. (sales assoc.) group meeting. 6:30 p.m., 113 EMU; R.H. Macy & Co. (mgmt. training prog.) group meeting. 7 p.m., 112 EMU; Meier tit Frank open house. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Gerl inger Lounge. (Submit resumes for closed schedules at open house.) Feb. 6: Defense Contract Audit Agencies (auditor trainee) group meeting, 7 p.m.. 110 EMU; First Interstate Bank (management training prog ); K Mart Apparel (apparel manager trainee) group meeting, 7 p.m.. Century Room F. EMU. Open sign-up starts on Tuesday for space available for recruiters who will be on campus Jan. 26-30. Check at 244 Hendricks Hall. MISCELLANEOUS The EMU Cultural Forum will present independent film maker Jon Jost as part of its "Focus on the Filmmaker" series on Monday nights. The films will be shown free of charge: "Angel City." today; "Last Chants For A Slow Dance." Jan. 26: and his latest film. "Bell Diamond." Feb. 2. All films will be shown in 180 FIX: at 7 p.m. Jon Jost will speak and present "Bell Diamond" in person Feb 2. 180 PLC, 7 p.m. No admission. The EMU Cultural Forum is now accepting audition tapes for the 17th annual Willamette Valley Folk Festival taking place May 29. 30 and 31. The deadline for submitting tapes is March 6. For information on how to submit a tape, call 686-4373 or write to the EMU Cultural Forum, University of Oregon, Eugene. Ore. 97403. Semester Continued from Page 1 more about fewer subjects or who know a broad range of sub jects?" Alltucker asked the board. "It’s my own personal belief that we’re better off with (quarter-long) courses with a conceptual understanding of the principles involved in more subjects, rather than a more in depth exposure to only one or two of those courses.” The Oregon Student Lobby sent a letter to each State Board member explaining the OSL’s opposition to the change to semesters. The OSL letter said the quarter system was advan tageous because "access to higher education is greater since students can enter and leave more frequently. This is especially important for the in creasing numbers of non traditional studentsenrolling in our colleges and universities." Nick Van Vleet, student body president of Oregon State University, told the State Board that switching to the early semester system, in which fall semester begins three weeks earlier than the current fall quarter, could mean a loss of money for students who work in Oregon agriculture during the summer. No University students testified at the meeting. University students reacted with cautious optimism. “It really depends on how they phase it into the system," said Maureen Burke, a first-year University student who has yet to declare her major. Burke said her first reaction was supportive of the semester system. She has attended semester-long classes at other schools and believes “terms go too fast” in the 10-week quarter system to allow for in-depth study of a subject. First-year biology student Robin Madell said the quarter system is better “because you get to take more classes. In col lege you're supposed to be fin ding out about many different things... especially if you don’t really know what you want to do.” THE MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOC. A THE CAMPUS MTERFAITH MINISTRY MVI1M YOU TOTH* Discussion Panel on Jesus in Islam and Christianity Thursday. Jan. 22nd. 1987 7:00 PM University of Oregon Geology 150 (13th. and University St.) Panei Mambara : ' Jamal Badawi, Ph.D. - Protessor at St Mary Univ • Experienced Scholar in InterReligious Matters * Norm Metzler, Ph.D. Former Campus Pastor at U of O. Adjunct Professor, U of O Current Pastor. Grace Lutheran Church All are Welcome
