Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 27, 1987, Page 9, Image 9

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    Streetwise
Did you vote in the ASUO elections this year?
‘Yes because things aren’t going to change unless / con
tinue to vote, also I cared a lot about the leadership in of
fice and I had a vested interest in ballot Measure 6.'
— Dianne Danowski, junior, journalism
‘Yes because I felt it was my duty as a college student,
just as it is my duty in the national elections to vote, and
my vote does count.’
— Patric Crabb. senior, elementary education
‘No. I’ve never been able to get real interested in campus
politics and maybe it's a bit of an anti-greek statement
since the greeks are so intent in getting their people to
vote. ’
— Miriam Ferziger, junior, Fnglish
‘No because 1 didn’t feel that I knew enough about the
issues to vote and it was a pain in the ass being bothered
bv people constantly handing out flyers. 1 think thev
could of had a better way of doing that. ’
— Todd Stevens, freshman, pre-law.
‘Yes because I was interested in voting on the ballot
measures, and 1 especially wanted to see the Marching
Band and the Athletic Budget Measures pass. I at least
wanted to feel that I contributed to the ballot measures
and that my vote counted. ’
— Jeani Littrell, junior, English.
‘No I didn’t vote because I didn't think the candidates
were important enough. The reason 1 did not vote for
either of the people is because they seemed to want to buy
votes from students, and they did not seem to care about
the issues. I believe once they get the votes they will ig
nore the issues, they are all smoke and no fire. ’
— Ibraheem Nohab, senior, fine arts.
DIM SUM
Evary Sunday.
11 am
3 pm.
Special
Malaysian
r Hot Dish
Laksa $350
Serving tor lunch
CHINA
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Restaurant
879 E. 13th. 343-2832
V \t it i the VO Bookstore, uptUirs
Sunny
University
SUNNY SERVICE
Foreign &
Domestic Cars
Specializing in
Volvo and Volkswagen
• Major & Minor Repairs
• ASE Certified Technicians
1905 Agate St. • 344-0869
Just a few blocks from campus
on the corner of Agate and 19th
Et al.
MEETINGS
The Dental Club will hold a
meeting tomorrow at 7:3t) p.m.
in the Conference Room of the
Science Library.
sftiOsThe Student Senate will
meet today at Rennie’s Landing
at 3:30 p.m.
Mandatory coaching prao
ticum placement meetings for
fall l‘tH7 positions in public
schools will he held today and
tomorrow at 5:43 p.m. in Kssl
inger I (all. Room 1 Hi.
I'he Women's Task Force
will hold a final planning
meeting at 5 p.m. today in the
ASUO Office. Suite 4 of the
KMU to discuss the April 20
Women’s Symposium.
INTERVIEWS
Submit bids for campus
interviews from Monday
Wednesday in 244 Hen
dricks Hall for the following
recruiters: (No bids required
for group meetings.(May 11:
David Douglas School
District. Portland, Ore.
(special education posi
tions): Foote, Cone and
Melding (assistant media
planner). May 12: Federal
Way School District, Federal
Way, Wash. _group
meeting only: 9 to It) a m..
Cedar A. KMU; Kelso Public
Schools, Kelso. Wash.
(education/special educa
tion positions); Peace Corps
(volunteer); W e n a t e h ee
School District, Wenatchee,
Wash, (special education),
group meeting: 9 a.in.. Hen
dricks Hall, Room 12E; Fred
Meyer (assistant manager
trainee for general merchan
dising division), 7 to 8 p.m.,
Cedar A. EMU. May 13:
Peace Corps (volunteer);
K r e d Meyer (assist a n t
manager trainee for general
merchandising division).
Portland School District,
Portland. Ore. (educa
tion/special education posi
tions), group meeting: 12:30
to 1:30 p.m., Walnut Room.
EMU. May 14: Hon Marche
(management training pro
gram); IJarco, Inc. (sales
representative).
LECTURES
Visiting Professor of ar
chetecture Eric Pettersson will
present a free slide illustrated
lecture at 8 p.m. in Room 107
Liwrence entitled “Small is
Beautiful: Urban Architecture
and Planning in Denmark."
MISCELLANEOUS
Psychology graduates will
speak at ;t:;tl) on how their
degree relates to their career
Room 101 in (lie EMU.
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