Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 26, 1987, Page 4, Image 4

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By Alicia Gano
Or the Emerald
Premenstrual syndrome can
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social interaction, family life
and general well being, but it
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MEETINGS
Any group contemplating an
outside event with potential for
noise that could disturb
members of the University com
munity is invited to attend a
special meeting to discuss the
procedures to follow for secur
ing approval at 11:30 today in
Room 337 EMU.
Agathos Koinonia will hold
its third organizational meeting
today at 11:30 in Century Room
E, EMU.
The Student Senate meets to
day at 3:30 in Room 337 EMU.
The Latin American Support
Committee meets tonight at 6 at
the I^atin American Cultural
Center, 1236 Kincaid.
Men Against Rape will meet
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Room B, EMU.
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on the corner of 13th Avenue
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INTERVIEWS
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views Monday through
Wednesday, 244 Hendricks
Hall, for t he fol low i ng
recruiters: (No bids required for
group meetings.) Feb. 4: Na
tional Security Agency — group
meeting. 5:30 p.m.. Room 106
EMU. Feb.9: Hewlett Packard
(factory and field marketing and
sales; computer science posi
tions): U. S. Air Force — table at
EMU (commissioned officer),
VLSI Technology, Inc.
(business/progammer analyst).
Feb. 10: Eastman Kodak (sales):
Intel Corp. (customer marketing
engineer); Peace Corps — group
meetings. 12:30 p.m., Room
108 EMU and 7 p.m.. Forum
Room, EMLI; Procter and Gam
ble (sales management). Feb.
11: Peace Corps — group
meeting. 3:30 p.m., Maple
Room, EMU; Cigna Corp.
(underwriters); Intel Corp. (soft
ware systems engineer);
Radcliffe College, publishing
procedures course (graduate
school), group meeting, 1 p.m.,
Century Room A. EMU. Feb. 12:
J.C. Penney Co. (merchandising
management trainee) group
meeting, Jan. 27, 6:30 p.m..
Walnut Room, EMU. Feb. 13:
Avia Athletic Footwear (assis
tant product marketing
manager); McDonnell Douglas
Corp., Aerospace Information
Systems (associate progam
mers). Open sign-up starts
Tuesday, Jan. 27, for space
available for recruiters who will
be on campus February 2-0.
Check at 244 Hendricks Hall.
LECTURES
Nicaraguan agricultural pro
jects will be the subject of a talk
and slide show tonight at 7 by
John Cushman, a technical aid
to ongoing assistance projects
with .\icaiaguan ngricultuial
cooperatives. The talk \\ ill be at
the Latin American Cultural
Center. 1230 Kincaid.
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