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_Streetwise_ What do you think about the punishment given to the Beta Theta Pi fraternity? “/ think that the Creek system is trying to propagate unity and oneness, yet the fraternities are really so seg regated and there are all these rivalries. Them is an ap pearance and a reality. This is the reality. ” — Jocelyn Leibow, senior, rhetoric communication “The punishment isn't too severe. As fur as violence is concerned, any act to deter it. in my view, isn't too se vere at all. Whatever they were fighting about shouldn't bring out violence. ” — Guzyl DeGuzman, senior, computer science “I think the punishment was too severe. Taking away a f'rat's rush is almost causing the house to fall into fi nancial straits, f inancially then they won 't /><• able to make it on campus. It 's like cutting off the main blood vessel to the brain. " — Troy Melquist, junior, political science “They should hr punished. It seems that is w as a little severe because pledging is their lifeline, but the social aspect, the social probation isn’t that severe. If they've had a lot of fights in the past maybe this will stop them and improve the house. " — Jenny Herron, freshman, psychology EMU Board committee to meet MKKTIMCS EMU Hoard Skylight Refec tory Food Alternative Commit tee meets today at H p.m. in KMU (Century Room F. Students for Clark/YVyckoff _Et al_ meets tonight .it ‘1 in KMU Ce dar Room F. The Incidental Fee Commit tee meets tonight at ti in the KMU Board Room, Room :Ki7, to disi nss budget proposals for the ASUO Kxecutive. F1SCAPK. Innovative education and Uni versity Theater 1NTKRVIKWS Sign up space is still avail able for the following recruit ers: Fob N Citibank, N.A. (management associate) posi tions in Japan; New Kngl.md Fife Insurance Co (assoc i ate sales). Standard Insurant e (io (sales representative), Fob 15 Cigna (claims Inchmeal in tern); (Irani (lounty K S I) (speech therapist); Ralston 1’u rina (In (distric t sales represen tative sales internship); Fob Hi Kinuev Shoe ( nip (manage rnelit trainee); l ob I7 Defence Contrail Audit Agencv (audi tori and group meeting Feb 17 at 8 pm i n I leudrii ks Room it | e Id U ni Ini 1 prodiu tion management trainee) and group meeting I oh 17.it 1 p 111 in EMU 1 entuiy ... I Submit hills tor the following recruit ers through Wodnesdav in (tendril ks Room J-t l > ' oil gram): Fob 27-28 Johnson (t Johnson Co (full-time summer internship); Fub. 2H-2H Cmtas Corp. (management trainee). March I Microsoft (software tester, summer employment-in ternship); March 2 Citibank (management trainee) positions in Hong Kong: Goodyear l ire & Rubber Co. (retail sales manag er trainee); Nippon Motorola, Ltd. (production de sign manufacturing marketing engineer, accounting financing analyst. MIS specialist, general affairs, personnel, production control, sales) positions in Ja pan; Army & Air Force Kx ( hange Service (retail store manager food manage ment services); U S Bureau of the Census (math statisli cian statistii inn computer pro grammar); March 2<i Hawaii Department of Kducation (spe cial education — all grades, secondary math foreign lan guage Japanese and Spanish. Knglish. librarian, counselor, industrial arts automotive): Miirxh I Central Point Software (computer programmer); Russ Berrie Co (outside sales repre sentative); State Center Com munity College District, Fresno (teachers) group meetings only at It) and t 1 a m. FMU Cedar Room B; Marth H US Navy (officer training) FMU lobby from 10 10 a m. to - to p m MISt I l.l .WHIPS I he Newman Center. Hi ill I rnerald St . invites m.n live ( atholii s and those interested m t 'atholii ism to a four-part se i les that begins tonight at 7 It) Hie \NI () protest rails against the Uenlral Intelligence Agent \ ill (rout ut lltMidrii ks Hall at noun toda\ All are well muii In attend Monday Coffee Hour mil fu i us on child) are assistance. The event mil lie in the Wom en's ('.enter, EMI' Suite I and is sponsored by Women in Tran sition Check the EMU sched ule for time Oregon Student Public: Inter est Research Croup's Toxic Use Reduction Project will have a table in the EMU today from ‘I 10 a.m to 4 p in to en couraged people to write their congressional representatives in support of the Toxic Use Re duction Act Deadline for submitting hit als to the Emerald front desk. 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