UNIVERSITY
Korean church group
to meet this afternoon
MKKTINGS
Korean (Christian Fellowship
will hold a meeting today .it 4
p in at the Wesley ('enter.
1230 Kinc aid St Call 746 4209
for more information
Et als
Marijuana/Hemp Ke-I.egal
i/ation meeting will tie held
Sunday at 4 p.m. in EMU Cedar
Room I). For more information,
call 485-3579.
PT/OT Club meets Sunday at
3:30 p.m. in EMU Century
Room A. For more information,
call 346-3211.
Oregon Voice will hold its
weekly meeting Sunday at 5:30
p.m. in EMU Century Room I).
information about the magazine
and the meeting can la; found
in EMI I Suite 5.
Active Christians Taking a
Stand meets tonight from 7 to 9
in Room 146 Straub. For more
information, call 088-4121.
SPEAKERS
Margaret l.eherman. deputy
chief of the Washington. D.C.
bureau of NBC News, will
speak today at 2:30 p.m. in
Room 307 Allen. For more in
formation. call the Society of
Professional Journalists at
485-4721.
MISCELLANEOUS
Free Mac Orientation will lie
held today from 1 to 3 p.m. in
Room 175 of the Computing
Center. The orientation will
cover basic operations for lie
ginners For more information,
call 346-4394
Service of Holy Communion
for Christians of all denomina
tions will lie held today from
noon to 12:30 at the Wesley
Fun at tf* Market, NwemSet 3rd I
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Center. 12 it> Kim .ud Si for
more information. call
340-4094
A CD-ROM tutorial on the
Science Citation Index will lie
held today at 10:30 a m in the
reference area of the Science la
brarv. for more information,
call 340-2308
International Coffee Hour
will he held today from 4 to
0:30 p m in the KMC Interna
tional Lounge All students are
welcome, for more informa
tion, call 340-4387
Catholic Masse* will Ih- cele
hrated at the following times:
Saturday .it fi pm; Sunday at (l
and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. at
the Newman Center, 1850 Em
erald St. Charismatic Mass and
Praise Service will begin to
night at 7. for more informa
tion, call 343-7021
lapanese Exchange and
Teaching Program application
deadline is Dec 20 for August
1991 starting date. Applica
tions and information are avail
able in the Career Information
Center. Room 221 Hendricks
The center is open Monday
through Friday. 10 a.m. to 5
p.m.
The Unitarian Church 477
E. 40th Ave.. will have a ser
mon on the effects of the sugar
industry on modern culture
and society at 10:30 a.m Sun
day.
Deadline fur submitting hit
als to the Emerald front desk.
EMI' Suite 300. is noon the da v
before publication, lit als run
the day of the event unless the
event takes place before noon
Notices of events with a do
nation or admission charge will
not be accepted. Campus
events and those scheduled
nearest the publication date
u ill be given priorit\ The Em
erald reserves the right to edit
notices for grammar and style
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"I have viewed the University ot Ore
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a faculty member, a coach and as an Ore
gon taxpayer.
To maintain a proper balance, every facet
of a university must receive adequate alien
tion; students, faculty and specialized de
partments. Muric Bell understands the
need for balanced support within the uni
versity community rather than focusing on
"pet projects.” She knows tuition, class
si/e. faculty salaries and accreditation must
receive their fair share of the attention and
funding.
I encourage you to vote for MARIK
BKKL, State Representative. District 41 "
Bill Bowcrntan
Former U of O Track Coach
Co-Founder, NIKE
Former U S. Olympic Track Coach
Life-long Oregonian
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