Student Senate to meet
MEETINGS
The Student Senate meets
from 6 to 7 p.m. in the EMU
Board Room. For information
call 485-6960.
The University Student
Alumni Association will hold
its first meeting of the Home
coming 1990 Steering Commit
tee at 4 p.m. in the EMU Maple
Room. All interested student
groups are invited to attend.
Et als
A German language retreat
organizational meeting for this
weekend will be tonight at 6:30
in Room 225 Friendly. For
more information call Helmut
Plant at 346-4059.
Men Against Rape will hold
its weekly meeting tonight at 7
in EMU Century Room D.
For more information call
346-4206.
Campus Libertarians will
hold its first organizational
meeting tonight at 7 in EMU
Cedar Room F. Call Matt
McCallv at 485-3046 for mom
information.
Student Projects, Inc. Hoard
of Directors meets tonight at
5:30 in EMU Century Room I).
For information call 346-3729
MKChA. the Latin American
student union, will hold its ini
tial meeting tonight at 5:30 in
EMU Room 16D. Call 346-3508
for information.
MISCELLANEOUS
A library research workshop
for international students will
be held from 2:30 to 4 p.m. in
Room 381 in the Knight Li
brary.
The Asian/Pacific-American
Student Union is sponsoring a
student reception at tonight at
7 in the Gerlinger Lounge. For
more information call 346-4342
or 346-9695.
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