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□ THINGS TO DO Happenings continued from Page 26C November 15 — "Murray Louise Dance Company with the Dave Brubek Quartet,” Silva Concert Hall; 8 p m — "National Dance Company of Senegal," Silva Concert Hall; 8 p.m. November 18 — "To Be Or Not To Be" (movie). 180 PLC; 7 p.m. November 20 — "Lord of the Flies" (movie), 150 GEO. — "DIVA" (movie), 180 PLC; 7, 9:50 p.m. November 21 — "Chamber Ensemble" (Oregon Mozart Players). Soreng Theatre: 8:.'t0 p.m — "The l-ast Picture Show” (movie). 1H0 PIX;; 7, 9:15 p.m. November 22 —"National Dame Company of Sengal," Silva Concert Hall: H p.m. — "Shoot The Piano Player" (movie), 180 PU!; 7 p.m. November 29 — "Woman in the Dunes" (movie). 180 PIX': 7 p.m Cottee Continued from Page 28C Plaza. is a small but interesting place to get a good, cheap breakfast. Although generally not frequented by the student population, this real coffee shop is a hidden goldmine for those seeking an affordable breakfast at a slow-paced, high-style diner. Located about two blocks south of Hoot's, the Hult Plaza Coffee shop is si miliar to Hoot’s in terms of style, but much smaller. With only five booths, three tables, and a coffee counter, the restaurant has the ability to serve good food on a personal level. The food is priced modestly but the portions are large. And the coffee is brewed frequentl\ and served up fresh. The restaurant has Eugene written all over it; it is the type of place where people read the Register-Guard, not the Orego nian. with breakfast. Aesthetically, the restaurant's decor is almost surreal. With neat yellow napkin holders at each table, ugly oil paintings with big wood frames on the wall, and a confined overall look, the Hult Plaza Coffee Shop is the type of place where peo ple who collect salt and pepper shakers hang out. Tho coffee house has some delicious food items, including fresh strawberry pie. diced ham Books Continued from Page 26C means we have a lot of second hand, out of print, and collec tor’s books." Nissel said his store, which has over 30,000 titles, carries mainly books on art, architec ture, photography, literature, and history. His shop is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.. and Satur days form 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Marketplace Bookstore, located in the Fifth Street Public Market, 296 E. Fifth Ave. is a general bookstore which carries magazines, newspapers, children's and travel books. Owner Carrie Evans says the store has a wide SYD'S CKEA'IIVE SAt.OPl 1122 Alder • *83 8597 FALL PERM SPECIAL! *19.95 regularly $33 00 Coupon expires October 31. 198/ Help Wanted Looking for employment? Check out the ODE Classifieds. variety of magazines and big ci ty newspapers, such as the New York Times. Marketplace Bookstore is open from 10 a m to ti p in., seven days a week. If you're an avid comic book collector, try Emerald City Comics, 770 E. 13th Ave., or Comics Plus. 9t»4 Chamelton St., both of which carry old and rare back issues, along with newer comics, games and posters. and scrambled eggs, and dail\ specials. Viewing (ho place from an aesthetic perspective, the I lull Plaza Coffee Shop is the most appealing place on or near cam pus to have breakfast. The Glenwood Restaurant, located at 1340 Alder St., the Excelsior Cafe, at 754 E. 13th Ave.: the Book and Tea Shop, located at Ifi4ti E. 19th Ave.; and the restaurants in the EMU are all excellent places not only for coffer; drinking, hut for eating as well Academic Learning Services is seeking qualified Tutors. Inquire regarding hiring criteria at ALS 10S Library 6H6-3226 Michael’s Custom Woodworking FUTONS & FRAMES Bed and Couch Frames Starting at *95 Futons from *85 M.iv be yrii at tin- Sjturilav Market (I ugerK>) at out Eltniia Showroom 935-7348 Open by Appointment Only VOLVO Owners lake advantage of our f-REfc Safety inspection and SPECIAL ✓ /Servio ^ Call for an appontment or just drop by Springfield • 12th & Mam • 726-1808 ALL WORK GUARANTEED iEffavoiy^Oc^ptcuu&t' poppi/ C. K E f K I A V E R N A Real Greek Food Imported Beers, Greek Wines and Daily Specials 675 East 13th, Eugene ( lusril IiumI.iv 343-0846 > §<SUl)<S>(0 with your own computer! Take advantage of the discounts through the U of O's Microcomputer Purchase Plan Visit the Microcomputer Support Lab for free information and demonstrations: Monday - Friday 9 - 5 202 Computing Center k\ Information also available at the: - Bookstore's Electronics Dept. - Bookstore's EMU Computer Store - Computing Center's Documents Room
