UNIVERSITY Dorm contract policy criticized By Tamara Arnold Emerald Contributor "A fretr case of the beverage of your chon e" the mark of desperate dorm residents eager to sell their dorm contracts The close of fall and winter terms mark the an rural exodus of students from I'niversity dorms Whatever their reasons, students are sometimes in a hurry to leave. The problem is students sign a contract making them responsible for filling a vacant dorm room Ill 1(1 llll > I I 1 11 I >1 Mill V -V III I' ' I > I 111 I I \ I * I III II l!l -> pay for their (forms bv the term, but contracts are for nine months It stiuhuits inovr out mid term, thes pav on a pro rated basis up until the das they muse out At tins time students are charged a Si a day until thes find someone to bus their contracts University Housing s $1 a day rule is imeutive enough fur some to slus but for Will ox resident Mil hnel Price, dorm living gets on bis nerves Turn to DORM Page 7 Hunger, homelessness group to meet MKKTINGS Amnesty International will meet at 7 p m in KMU Cedar Room A Non-violence committee of the No Gulf War Coalition will meet at 7:HO p m. in KMU Ce dar Room H Alpha Phi Omega will meet at 4 10 p.m in KMU Cedar Room A KMU Board house committee will meet at t> p m in the KMU Hoard Room Agenda items in chide "greening of the KMU fishbowl grievance from the Student Senate and bathroom upgrade by Blue Cross Student Campaign for Disar mament/Desert Ducks will meet at -t p m in KMU Century Room A OSPIKG's hunger and home lessness group will meet at 5:30 pm in KMU Century Room B Model United Nations will meet at ti 30 p.m at the Bahai Center. 1450 Alder. I.ab Week Committee spon sored by Students for the Ethi cal Treatment of Animals will meet at 0 p.m. in EMU Suite 1 She Who Watches, a video showing and discussion led by Darrvla Green-McGrath. will <1 .irt .,1 r, n m ill the KMU Oak Room. “Israel and the War" is the topic of a spect li to be given In |ohn Rothman. <i former aide to Rk hard Nixon, .it t> p m in the Hen binder Room "Kco-eriticism: The t.reen ing of l.ilerary Studies" is the title of a lei tore to lie given In Chervil Ann Hurgess assistant professor of literature and the environment .it the University of Nevada at Reno Hurgess will speak at 4 pm in the KMC Gumwood Room Draft information Irnm the Kugene Draft Kducatmn Net work will be available in the Student Campaign lor Disarma iiiimiI office. l AtC Suite 1, from noon to :t p m "Creation and Evolution: Who fired the Itik Hang?” is the t it It* ot a roundtable discus sion to Iw hold at 7 p m in KM I: (Century Room It Dental Awareness Day spun sored hy the I’re liental Club will lie in the KMt' luhhv from 11 a in to 1 to p in PI'BMC HEARINGS NOTICE The Incidental Eee Commit tee will hear 1‘1‘il ‘I- budgets for the following groups Wednesday at H ill p m in tIn* K\tt' Hoard Room Women in Transition. 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