Graduation
Party_
( nntinut’ri from Pa^e 7H
host could require the offend
er to write a paragraph ex
plaining why rap shouldn't be
considered the disco of the
'90s. Warning: Witnessing an
other human being punished
in this manner is not for the
weak at heart
For graduating law stu
dents. the Oh my God. What
if I Don't Pass the Bar Exam?”
party is a must Guests prac
tice eating tuna-fish sand
wiches while thinking about
alternative careers and how
they will pay back huge stu
dent loans
By far. the most exciting
party is the "Real World ' par
ty This involves cutting your
hair, buying a new wardrobe
and looking for a job Once
the party begins, guests wake
up early each morning, go to
work, come home, kiss their
mate, decide what to have for
dinner, watch TV., think
about the two week vacation
coming up next year, and then
go to bed so they can get up
the next day and start it all
over again
The fun never lets up.
Pot Milieu h
Awards for teaching also
to be handed at ceremony
The University will hold its spring commencement
ceremonies Sunday. June 10. at Aut.-en Stadium
The exercises will begin at noon with a University
wide gathering of graduates and guests at the stadium
After the commencement address and the conferring of
degrees. University President Myles Brand will present the
Distinguished Service Awards and will recognise the re
cipients of the Burlington Northern. Charles E Johnson
Memorial. Ersted Distinguished Teaching and Graduate
Teaching Fellow awards The following is a partial list of
awards and this year's recipients:
• Burlington Northern Award Gerald Ungson, associate
professor of management and director of the University's
international business program. Daniel P Kimble, profes
sor and head of the psychology department and R James
Mooney, professor of law
• Ersted Distinguished Teaching Award Leonora Cohen,
assistant professor of education, and Jack Watson, assis
tant professor of theater arts
• Graduate Teaching Fellow Award Caroline Jewers. doc
toral candidate in comparative literature. Tatyana
Gorokhovskaya, master's degree candidate in Russian
Honorable mention will go to James Thornton, doctoral
candidate in economics
• Distinguished Service Award Otto J Fromayer, Medford
attorney, Paul Olum. retired University president, anri Aar
on Novick, retired director of University s Institute of Mo
lecular Biology
19th & Agate
342-4972
Now Delivering
Movies,
VCRs,
& Nintendo Games
7 Days A Week
(between 6 & 9pm)
'Coupon
Free Delivery
with this coupon
expires June 31 1990
19th & Agate
fi DEUVE
* c
Hooray!
Congratulate
your
GRADS
with
flowers
‘Eugene's flower Horn
— THE UNIVERSITY FLORIST
610 E. 13th at Patterson St. • 485-3655
Drive-in Parking
I
D.S(our Cjiobm Trauiir s m vv
OPI IONS I OR MIN IN ( OMIORIABtt
N\ll KM IIBKI ( LOIIIIV, I ROM
\R(H Nl) III! WORID t SI 11 I
IRAUl PROOt < IS I OR All
GlOBt IROI MRS \NI) l NIOt I
(OIK \RI Pll (IS.
Sim si pi hik \i\rki i
DOW NSf MRS
t.h 1-1121
aoiOBU 1W1ER
LVSJ**' ^ 1 - - —'
ODE Classifieds qet RESULTS! ••
o 6 » <►■« » »■ ■» »
COUPON
COUPON
COUPON
COUPON
COUPON
o
a
D
O
O
ANY SUB FOR 990
Hu\ ,m\ Mil) .uni rri.rivr ,mm dikI siili
{<il t'lju.li hi lesser v .tlun) lor 11'lC
u ith pun base ul .i 22 oz lVpsi
• ( )! 11 < : I - ■ ' 11 i M • r ( , .•:)!-■; • |i
• \nt . I i ■!! i! I| ,11! ■, : . .!!• ■
• V >! \ .! ; !. i I i! . 1 j •••! ;,!)•■
• ( OUpdll I * \ |) 11 i ‘ dll '1(1
■SUBUJRV'
< \mim s i o( \no\ n\i ’i
I ith \ Iiilv.iril
( )|M*n I ah* Seven \n*hls ,i Week
1 0 (Ml,mi til Z :00am
j»n i.'iv,
o
o
c
•o
o
z
COUPON
COUPON
COUPON
COUPON
* Resident Manager
* Lighted Grounds
* Different Sizes
* You Lock It
726-1446
633 Shelley Springfield
PadnLOCK
| MINI-STORAGE J
ILSO
FENCED OUTSIDE STORAGE
FOR
Boats Campers Cars
Trailers Motor Homes
c
Bring ad in for
30c Off
all Espresso Drinks'
($5L 15\S+. eJZ A^-om
7 bf 12> N i <i H r i«'i * * p* v 5
•* i f> % ■ t’i N r - urtt^t'VP?