UNIVERSITY
Korean Christians meet
MKFTINCS
Korean Christian Fellowship
meets today at -1 p in. at the
Wesley Center. 1JMt> K miaul
St For more information, tall
740-420*).
Active Christians Taking a
Stand meets tonight .it 7 in
Room 140 Straub For more in
formation, call 440-0205.
Et als
Marijuana re-legalization
meeting will be held Sunday at
4 in KMU Cedar Koom I) lor
more information. call
485-3579.
SPKAKKRS AND KVKNTS
Anti-gulf war teach-in will
be held today, following to the
follow ing schedule:
• Noon: A demonstration at
13th Avenue and Kincaid
Street
• 2 to 2:30 p in : Introductory
symposium. "Why Are We
Here?" in the KMU Fir Room
• 3:30 to 5 p in : Round 1 of
workshops, on topics such as
the history of the Middle Hast,
how to avoid the draft, and in
ternational law and the United
Nations.
• t> to 7 p ill.: A potluck meal
in the KMU Courtyard
• li to 7:30 pm Round 2 of
workshops, on topics such as
alternative energy and Middle
Kastern perspectives.
• H to 10 p in : Final sympo
sium, "Where are We Going?
Proposals for Peaceful Solu
tions in the KMU Fir Room
For more information and ti
tles of workshops, call the No
Gulf War (Coalition at :Hti 42HH
MISCKU.ANKt )l'S
Winter Storytellinn Festival
featuring tellers from three cul
tural traditions, will take (dace
Saturday from 11 a m to i
p m at the University Museum
of Natural History. For more in
formation. ( all 14 1 10.14
Shabbot will bn hold at
henya and Matt's hurni' tonight
at 7. Call OHO -1 172 after 5 p m
for directions.
A discussion in honor oi Svl
via Watts. United Nations am
twssador. will Ih> held tonight
at r> :i() p.m in the I-.Nit' Ben
hinder Room
Prayer for peace vigil u ill he
held from a 10 p.m. to mid
night in the St Thomas Room
of the Newman Center. IB 50
Kmerald SI Tor more informa
tion. call :l4:i-7()21
Marijuana information table
will he open in the KM I hobby
from 9 am to 4 p.m Friday
Celebrations honoring the
Kcasl of Our Lady of (Guada
lupe will lit- hrlil Sunday at 1
p m and Wednesday at t> it)
p in at St. Mary’s (Gat ho Ik
(Ghurch For more information,
call :t-Lt-71H2. :t42-lli<J or
72(i-ri«)r>4
lewish Student Union's
(Ghannakah Party will he held
Saturday night at 7. For more
information, go to the |SU of
fice in FGMIJ Suite 5.
(Gregorian (Ghant Mass will
lhi held Sunday at l 1 a in at
the Newman Center. IHM) FGm
erald St Masses with contem
porary hymns will he offered .it
*1 a in and 7: GtO p m
Latter Day Saints (Gospel FGs
sentials is the title of a i lass to
he held from !I:GU) to 10 am
Sunday at the I.DS Institute at
tlie corner of I tit ft Avenue and
Alder Street
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five percent cuts were made. but lii.it "the de
cision has been made not to pursue tli.il re
quest until after the governor makes further
recommendations
"We are not ready to lie trying to make
those kinds of projections at this time." he
said
Nevertheless, (Juinzer said the lower rev
enue protections does dim the prospects of a
tai ultv salary int rease and more money for
university libraries, both of which (»nv Neil
Goldschmidt included in Ins "budget pre
view" in Septemlier
Quinzer said that while the lower income
prediction "doesn't necessarily make those in
itiatives impossible." a revenue shortfall
would mean that "any new initiatives are go
ing to be very difficult
Hut Rep Van Ylict cautioned against
guessing ill where ruts might in* made
"As f.ir .is we know, the slate lias talked
about a III peri ent cut." he said. "Inst how
that trickles through the system, and to what
extent that is done, I just can’t tell you."
House minority leader-elect Peter Court
ney. I) Keizer. said he believes that with so
unit h talk about budget cuts, the real issues
the state must f.u e next year are being over
looked
"There has tieen a lot of weeping and
wailing and jumping out of windows about
Measure ft and budget cuts, and not much talk
about tbe real issues." he said
Courtney listed the increasing numbers of
reported child abuse and pollution in the
stale’s rivers as problems that he believes are
being overshadowed by (list ussion of budget
issues "No one has talked about human suf
fertng. human pain All the talk is about
i uts and sales taxes
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I was the night before Christmas and inside the
Lay the best Christmas present attached Jo a ^
A Macintosh computer sat under the
Wondering where on campus it would soon lx?.
College students were settled all snug in their
While visions of
danced in their heads.
They know that a Mac as a
is great,
For making their projects look sharp and first-rate.
Then across campus there arose such a clatter.
All the students awoke to see what was the matter.
It was
who from atop his red
Yelled loudly to all, "Students hear what 1 say!"
" If you want a Mae, the best place to go
Is the Microcomputer Support Lab; you’ll save some dough.
Great discounts are offered to students, faculty and staff.
On both hardware and software," Santa said with a laugh.
Then Santa drove off and threw these w'ords back,
)Q$ to all, Hope you all get a Mac!"
Microcomputer Support Lab 202 Computing ( enter M-F 9 a.m.-5 p.m. <4r> 4402