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MEETINGS
Men Against Rape meets
tonight at 7 in Century Room B.
EMU.
Women In Communications,
Inc., meets today at 4 p.m. in
Room .107 Allen. All interested
students welcome.
Women’s Task Force meets
tonight at 7:.'i0. Century Room
I). EMU.
The River Front Design Ad
visory Committee meets today
at :i p.m. in the Physical Plant
Conference Room to discuss the
Master Silt? Planning Process
and review draft zoning
ordinance.
The National Student Ex
change is having a spec/a/ infor
mational meeting today at 4
p.m. in the Forum Room. EMII.
The meeting will feature
students from consortium
schools who will answer ques
tions about their Universities.
Episcopal Campus Ministries
hosts guest speaker Carl
Shepherd who will speak on his
summer in the Philiipines
tonight at 5:30. 1414 Kincaid
St.
Campus Crusade for Christ
meets tonight at 8:30 in 302
fieri inger.
Dress for Success today at
3:30 in Room 107. EMIJ. Spon
sored by the Career Planning
and Placement Service. A
fashion show and commentary
will be provided by Ellen's and
Steven J’s.
LECTURES
The Eugene Chapter of the
Isaak Walton League of
America will present a program
regarding the Siuslaw Forest
Plan. I’he Plan is out in draft
form for public review, and
public comment is due Feb. 15,
10H7. The Siuslaw National
Forest and the Associated
Oregon Loggers have been in
vited to make a presentation.
An environmentalist view also
will bo presented, tonight at
7:'10 in the EWEB Cafeteria.
Hemoglobins and their rela
tionship to the ecology of
marine mammals will be
discussed by Debbie Duffield of
BSU today at 4 p in. in Huestis
Hall.
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Those interested in becoming
Campus Ambassadors at the
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tee on LJNICKF. please contact
Cory Wynne, 4H4-2440.
Deadline for submitting Kt als
to tlie 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 In; given
priority.
Faculty
Continued from Pa^e 1
before tin? fall of 1*187.” said
Don Van Houten. acting dean of
«irts and sciences. "The two ma
jor issues (for Knglish instruc
tors) are course loads and pay
rates, and we hope to deal with
both of those soon.
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Training workouts and
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Tues & Thur 7-9pm,
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Beginners welcome.
For more information call
Logan at
683-4824
or contact Club Sports.
”1 hope they will not feel the
need to get organized I hope we
can address their concerns
here." Van Houten said.
But Duncan said the AFT
organization would not he an
adversary of the University ad
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ministration. "It should create a
cooperative atmosphere that
gives us an opportunity to sit
down and look at the problems
as adults." he said.
Despite the lukewarm
response the API' has generated
among tenure-track faculty.
Duncan said he is confident that
a different attitude exists among
instructors and researchers,
who share "a sense of com
munity. a community of
needs," and will be more recep
tive to the union idea.
A delegation of instructors
and researchers met with
University President Paul Olum
two weeks ago to discuss some
of their concerns, said Universi
ty Provost Dick Hill. Coral
Mack, a senior English instruc
tor who was part of that delega
tion. said Olum was sym
pathetic with their concerns,
but that many past attempts to
gain relief through informal ad
ministrative channels have
resulted in frustration.
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