UNIVERSITY Delayed students to keep places in classes By Peter Cogswell Emerald Associate Editor University students who missed the first day of classes Monday Utcause of icy road conditions north of Salem last weekend will not lose their s|hjIs in classes that re quire mandatory attendance for the first two sessions. Provost Norman Wessels has sent a letter to deans of •ill University departments re questing that instructors not admit students on waiting lists into their classes in lieu of students who could not at tend classes on Monday be cause of Iwd weather. If students can prove they were in an area affected by had weather on Monday, they will not lose their places in classes, said Paul llolbo. vice provost of academic affairs. Students who are con cerned that they will la? re placed in classes they have registered for should go to department offices and ex plain their situation, he said. Ilolbo said the school is es pecially concerned with stu dents enrolled in writing and other classes in the College of Arts and Sciences The University's adminis trative drop policy, begun in fall ItIB't. has been modified this year to a mandatory at tendance requirement. Students who don't show up for the first two class meetings of the term are no longer officially dropped from < lasses but rather forfeit their places to students on the wailing list The drop policy was origi nally designed to help stu dents on class waiting lists hv ensuring that students attend the classes they sign up for. "Departments as of last term are not doing any drop ping of students through the registrar's office.” said Assis tant Registrar Mark Turner. It is the responsibility of the students who are replaced in classes to file an add drop form with Oregon Hall ERB MEMORIAL UNION UNIVERSITY OF OREGON GROUND FLOOR. 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Flattering passport pictures in full color in ]ust 60 seconds Iqerlach's C AVERA CENTERS Campus store only 849 E 13th 344-8890 Club offers skiing video MEETINGS Druids will plan winter term activities at its meeting today at 5:30 p.m. in 155 Straub, ('.all 343-8925 for more information. The lesbian and Bisexual Women's Association will hold an organizational meeting to day at 5:30 p.m. in KMIJ Cen tury Room A. Call 485-6605 for more information. Et als l.atin American Support ('■ommiflec is having an infor mational meeting at 5 30 p.m in EMU Century Room F. For more information. call 346-5897 or stop by I.ASC’s desk in EMU Suite 1. The EMU Hoard of Directors is meeting today at 5 p.m. in the EMU Hoard Room. Call 346-3720 for more information. Child Care and Development Center's Parent Council will meet in the Brown House from 6 to 8 p.m. today. Call 346-4384 for more information. Survival Center's Recycling Group will meet in Suite 1 at 5 p in. today. Call 346-4356 or 343-1154 for more information. College Republicans will meet today 5:30 p m in KMU Century Room K. Hawaii Club will meet today at 7:30 in the KMU Fir Room. Call 340-9H15 for more infor mation Wesley Night Fellowship Group will meet at 1230 Kin caid at 7 p.m. (la 11 346-4694 for more information. MISCELLANEOUS Students are invited to at tend a Mass tonight at 9 at the Ni’wman Center, 1650 Emerald. Refreshments will be served af terward (‘all 343-7021 for mon information. “Extreme Skiing 2." a video of downhill action from Squaw Valley. Jackson Hole and other areas will be shown by the Out door Program at 12:30 p.m. to day in EMU Room 23. Call 346-4365 for more information. Deadline for for submitting Et als to the Emerald front desk. KMU Suite 300, is noon the day before publication. Et als run the day of the event un less the event takes place before noon; items run only once. Items for events charging ad mission or a donation will not run. 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