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Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday of the
f MU (I I ~U p m )
and Dorm Cafeterias
(dinner hours)
friday in front of
the bookstore
(I I Upm )
ALWAYS AVAIABL£ AT
Halley's Comet and
Kampus Barber Shop
Et al.
MEETINGS
College Republicans meet to
day at 4 p m in Cedar Room F,
EMU.
Men Against Rape meets
tonight at 7 in Centurv' Room A.
EMIJ.
The Pre-Law Society will
hold its annual election meeting
today at 4 p in in Room 11»4
Oregon Hall. All those in
terested are welcome to attend.
Colden Key will be electing
new officers today at 4:30 p.m.
in Room 109 EMU. All new
members are encouraged to
attend.
Campus Crusade for Christ
will meet tonight at 8:30 in
Room 140 Straub. Dave I.ee will
be speaking on Romans H:2H.
The Dental Club meets
tonight at 7:30 in the conference
room of the Science Library.
Asklepiads will meet tonight
at 7:30 in Centurv Room I).
EMU.
The Council for Human
Rights in Latin America will
Memo
TO : All interested sales representatives
F TO III l Oregon Daily Emerald Sales Department
Date : April 28. 1987
Re I Advertising Sales Representative recruitment open
house.
The ODE Advertising Sales Department is looking for
dedicated, sharp, and energetic advertising sales per
sonnel for fall term. All students interested in the posi
tions are encouraged to attend our open house Thurs
day. April 30 at 7:00 p.m. Room 337 EMU. Refreshments
will be served. Pick-up an advance application in Room
300 EMU.
hold a volunteer meeting to
finalize plans for the Elor de Sa
cuanjoche dance performance
tonight at 6 in the Latin
American Cultural Center. 1230
Kincaid, next to the University
Bookstore.
LECTURES
The Ecology Colloquium
presents Myron I’. Zalucki from
tin? University of Queensland
speaking on “Cardenolides and
Oviposition in Monarch But
terflies Revisited" today at 4
p in. in Room 317 11 west is.
The Peace Corps is sponsor
ing an overview of Peace Corps
programs world-wide today .it
12:30 p in. in Room 108 EMU.
The seminar will feature a film
titled "The Toughest Job You’ll
Ever Love."
Undergraduate Economics
Association in conjunction with
Career Week will be having a
seminar at 3:30 p in. today in
Room 330 Cilbert. A panel of
four former University
economics undergraduates will
discuss what they have done
with their degrees and what
they would do differently now.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Lifelong Learning Pro
gram is sponsoring a workshop
titled “Internships for Adult
Learners’’ today at 12:30 in the
Maple Room. EMIJ. Staff of the
programs that place students in
on-campus and off-campus
positions will discuss the pro
grams and answer questions
about planning summer and fall
internships.
United Methodist Campus
Ministry is holding a conversa
tion and sack dinner today at
5:30 p in. The subject is the
Holocaust. Bible study follows
at 0:30 p.m. at the Wesley Fon
dation, 1230 Kincaid.
CARP, the Collegiate
Association for the Research of
Principles, will present a video
from Japan called “Let Us Con
sider the Existence of God.”
followed by discussion, today at
12:30 p.m. in Century Room A.
EMU.
OSPIRG, the Oregon Stu
dent State Public interest
Research Group, is holding
elections for local and state
leadership. Voter’s Guides will
be available in Suite 1, EMU. on
Wednesday. Voting will occur
all day (until 0 p.m.) Friday. All
fee-paying students can vote in
Suite 1. Bring ID and fee card.
School supplies
being sought
The Latin American Support
Committee at the University
and tlie Council for Human
Rights in Latin America are col
lecting school supplies for
school children in Nicaragua.
Pens, pencils, rulers, colored
markers and erasers are needed.
Donations can be taken to
various areas around campus
including the University hook
Store, Suite 4 EMU, the Latin
American Cultural Center, 1236
Kincaid St. and the Saturday
Market.
Donations to cover shipping
cost of the supplies are welcome
and checks can be made payable
to the Council for Human Rights
in Latin America. 1236 Kincaid
St., Eugene. Oregon 97401.