University Benefactor for business school will speak at dedication today A (Aliforma developer who lias donated $1 million to i re ale lour professorships in the new (diaries II l.undquist Ten ter lor Business Development will speak toda\ in a dediea t ion i eremonv l lie monev. donated In ( all forma developer (diaries l.und quist. will be matched by the Oregon State System ol Higher IvdiK ation's new Kndowment for Kxcelleni e Program. l lie (it'tiit ation < eremonv. which is open to the ptiblii . is .it J t() p in in Room 1 AH ot the (diiles Business Center lames Reinmuth, dean of the t imer sity's College ol Business Ad ministration, and University President Myles Brand will open the < eremoin Rii hard I lenslev president ot the Oregon State Board ol Higher Kducation. is the lea tilled guest lie will speak on "Challenges for domorrow's Kntrepreneurs Reinmuth said the long-range goal ol the center is to create an understanding ol entrepreneur slop in business activity I he (enter will develop teaching materials and establish a body of research to examine innova I ive business prat t u es l lie I Iniversity annouiu ed its first match Sept ltl toi the l.u dowmenl tor K\t client e I’m Hr,mi Oarolvn dhambers ol lai gene k.i\*■ the $1 million >• it! i he (lhambers endow ment will create .in academic i hair in tin' (lollege "I Business Ailminis Iratiun and two distinguished professorships in the St hool ol journalism Tin* Oregon Legislature ap proved a $1 2 million fmnl this vear th.il malt lies the earnings on qualifying private endow ments given to the I'niversitv and Oregon State t'niversity foundat ions The endowments are ear marked tor the purpose ol es talilislung distinguished t,n nits positions The endowment pro gram is subject to final approv al bv the Oregon State Hoard ol Higher bducation at its October meeting (file million dollais is re quired to endow an at ademit t hair and SfiCMUMMl is needed to endow a distinguished proles sorship The main purpose ol endowments created under the mail fling program is to en haute existing positions with salary supplements research funds and ini reused library holdings Providing endowments for faculty chairs and professor ships is one of the goals of I lie I'amp.nKn Inr (Irt'Kon lilt- 1 ni versitv’s $i>() million iapit.il fund dri\ e I ’ 11 i\ «*rsit\ ollic i.ils hop lo have Sr 2', million in mimi'il cndowt'd .u .uli’iuii po silions liv tin- i amp.nnn's end in 1*192 rim i .im)),iii;n is .ilm.ul ot ils planned si Imdule v\itli morn than $IH million in pledges anil n'tls ri'i ("iM'il suit i' it was Ilium Imil m Mav 1‘IHH llm I ,ini()ai«n IS I until main! 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PEACOCK 9 TAVERN 745 8522 • 125 S W. 2nd Corvallis Live MkfiC CRAZY 8's Fri. Oct. 6 CONTINENTALS Fri. & Sat. NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT BLUES JAM OCT. 11 TUESDAY nk;kt $3*5 WED. NIGHT Smh ( nu (lMClff A Arvcrafr $3*5 THl'ILSDAY NIGHT Suflfi A $4*5 FRIDAY NIGHT Mg Rite A •»>*r^r $373 SAT. A SUN NIGHT w«* * f a* •2" until 2p*n Sink, Frta A Salad •2’' THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON to Harold would have been on his guard, but he thought the old gypsy woman was speaking figuratively