'PM Magazine'
in Portland will showcase University
By Cami Swanson
Emerald Reporter
As part of "PM Magazine's
Homecoming Week," the
University will be one of four
Oregon colleges featured on the
Portland television program
"PM Magazine."
The program's two hosts, lack
McGowan and Elaine Busby, ac
companied by a camera crew,
will be in Eugene Thursday to
begin filming what will be a
week of programming broadcast
from the University, Oregon
State University, Linfield Col
lege and Willamette University.
"Basically. . .we’re going to
find out what kind of spirit each
Four colleges featured during Homecoming Week
one of the schools has. What
we'll do down there is we'll
highlight the Civil War game
that will be going on November
21,” producer Polly Collins
said.
The crew will arrive at 10
a m., when they will be greeted
at the Erb Memorial Union by
the Duck mascot and the rally
squad. From there. Collins said
that McGowan. Busby and the
camera crew will wander
around campus during the day,
randomly selecting students to
interview for the program
“We'll go around campus
and ask people, you know, what
Et al.
MEETINGS
OSPIRG's Recycling Group
will be meeting tonight at 5 in
Suite 1, EMU.
The College Republicans are
holding a general meeting in
Century Room D, EMU, at 5:30
p.m. today.
Men Against Rape will be
meeting tonight at 7 in Century
Room E, EMI J.
Asklepiads will be meeting
tonight at ti in Century Room E,
EMU.
Pi Gamma Mu social sciences
honor society will meet tonight
at 5:30 in Century Room B.
EMU.
WORKSHOPS
“Applying to Law School” is
the topic of a workshop offered
today at 3:30 p.m. in 164
Oregon Mall.
Stress management will bo
the focus of a presentation held
tonight at 6:30 at Walton Com
plex in the Schafer and
McAlister lounges. Everyone is
welcome
LECTURES
Advertising Club is proud to
host Mick Scott, president of
the American Advertising
Museum, today at 3:30 p m in
221 Allen. Me will lecture and
show commercials Everyone is
welcome.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Outdoor Program and
Fern Ridge Outdoor Clear am
sponsoring a free lunchtime
video, '"Cerro Torre Enigma." It
explores the scandal behind
Italian climber Cesar Maestri's
solo attempt to climb Cerro
Torre, one of the world’s most
challenging peaks. The video
will be shown today at 12:30
a.m. at the Outdoor Program
room in the EMU basement.
The Newman Center will
hold llible study at H tonight,
followed by Student Mass at 9.
Everyone is welcome at 1850
Emerald.
do they think about the Ducks
versus the Beavers," she said,
The show will be aired
November 9 on KC’.VV in
Portland and in other parts of
Oregon and Washington.
Eugene's NBC affiliate.
K.MTR-TV, does not tarn- the
program as a part of its pro
gr,miming schedule. so Kugene
residents without cabin who
wish to son the program may be
out of luck TO cable television
shows the program at 7:30 every
weeknight on Channel 2fi
The University will be the
first of the colleges featured
during the show's "Homecom
mg Wed " but not dll of the
program will focus on the
school Collins said that "PM
Magazine" often broadcasts
from different places.
"What vve do is we go to dif
ferent locations every night,
and so that night we'll t>e at U of
() and we'll introduce stories
from that location. They don’t
net essarily have to do with 11 of
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