UNIVERSITY Eyster to succeed Ramey as housing director I hr 1 niversttv has named Michael Kvster as dirr< lor of ! mversiiv Housing In leplai e Marion Kamev who retires June to l.ysti'r i'' ( IimI In Ih'sJIH work fiilv H III h,)il th(> I’DlhuMilsI II I'M iIiiim iih ui h! tli>' wan h i otii mitli'f .ind «l Iht; ir.mv nllu-t t,i( ulU si.iff 'ini students lh.it In- mi-! dunm: his (.ini[)us \ is 1! s.mi I)«n \\ Minins i u c president 11»r .it}n illustration More 111.Ill HU people applied tof (hr post during .1 1 scsuh I ystiu has (x‘t*n dim housing and msidem <• Indnin.i t ’diversity of I’ Mtinri.ii 1 toi ol life .it i-nns\ 1 BOOK SIGNING JOIN I S ATTHK ISO BOOKSTORK FOR AN AUTOGRAPH PARTY WITH J.A. JANCE At THOR OT PA YMENT IN KIND A I I*. BTATMON I MYS'IT RV Monday, June 24 12:30-1:30 p.m. IN (il NI KAI. IHM)K I IKIN'., Second Hr. c kJjinec the publication of the first I I’ Beaumont mwerx m IONS, author .1 \ Jance aikt her erittv detective "Beau" tune become favorites among mvsterx huffs not onl\ in the look\ Scuttle itxalc. hut coast to coast I'm mint in Kind the ninth installment of the adventures of Detective .1 P Beau inont, f inds him unnieised in vs hat seems to lx' a c lassic crime of discovers a secret hotiei th.ui extra marital sex and more lethal tha 13th & Kincaid 346-4331 M-F 8:15 5:15 Viim.i tor !rn' past live years There he yyas responsible for housing Im I WH) students' and meal service for 7.700 on three ( ainpuses managing a com bined annual budget nl SI ! a million At the I diversity his duties will include overseeing a sys tem ot se\en residence hall i mnpleves with housing"' and servile facilities for t ig - sin gle students, and three housing proiei Is for "titi student laini lies rhe current; I mversitv Housing budget is more than Sit) t> million, which is funded through its rental and hoard charges I rum 108 ! to lflBti. Kvster was assoi late housing director at the (diversity of Delaware burlier. he served in housing administration at the I Iniversi tv of (ihicago. (drnell I diversi ty and the I'mversitv of Nebras ka at I.incoln i v stet i urrenllv i hairs the Professional .Standards (dm intttee of tile Assoi iatioil ul ( ollege and I diversity I Ions ing Officers International ami was appointed by tiiat proles stonal group to the board ot ill rectors lit the (Aiuiii.il tor the Advani einent ot Standards for Student Services Development Programs He holds a master's degree in educational psychology and measurements and a bat helm s degree in history and educe lion ImiIIi from the (diversity ot Nebraska him olu (Aster's annual salary tor the I. month post \\ ill be S >•) >00 Ramey yy ho became housing direi tor in 1 ‘IM-t began bet l diversity i areer in PltiJ as di rei lor ot edui alum programs for the housing office She di ns ted the i lainilton Hall i mil plev trom 1’l(if)-7li and yv.is housing conference director trom PI77 8-4 Coach takes job in Austria (ieurge l.ibbon an as sisi,1 til haskethal 1 i o.k h tor tIn1 (tregon men s tea in. resigned 1'uesdas to til' t111' 111',111 i o,u h ot .1 Luropean iiriili'ssmn.il ti',1 in l.ibbon who won Don Moiimhi s staff toi f i s f \ imo w i I1 n o w coach ^1*1. o professional (..lull Ira 111 Hi \ n-n n i Austria Mike I’l'trrsoli i voliiri ten assistant, toi Munson, iluring tin' past two sea sons. will rt'plai r 1 ililiim DEANS Continued from Page 1 Shapiro holds a master s anil a doctoral degree ill inusu trom Harvard, a bai helms degree m Italian and Herman languages and literature from the i diivci sits ot (ailorado. and a pertor ni a ni r (,i‘ rt it mat a I ro m the Mo/arti'Ulii Akademie in Sal/ burg. Ntisfna I- inrow a l 'msersity |inilcs sor toi morn than ltd years svill succeed Wilmnt (iillanil ss ho will return to teaching and le scart hillg alter 1U s ears as A \ A dean I iiiross s recent research has locnsed on innnvative housing ,i n d energy e f 11 c l e ill s i n homes He has seis ed rei entls as a consultant to the lirtns de signing the remodeling ol the Knight l.ihrarv and Lasvrenie Hall He holds a master's degree in architecture from (tie Universi ty ot (ialifornia in Berkeley and a bai helm s degree from the Umversitv of Washington He has tmen licensed as an ari In lei tint iregon sim e HIT 1 A RECYCLE THIS PAPER. ► MEDIATION Continued from Page 1 \**r or the I imersiK s ombutis offii or Tile oftii i'! I.mct W rut worth deals with maintaining equal opportunity t>i» lo resolve most of its rases, i .ill's!>n said "Srn less is when ilie .parties < ome lii an abet ment or i on i inalum and everyone gels u hat they u anl 'tie said Mtlimlgh no slai is) k , are availalile yei lor This yeat the s iu i ess r a I e I 11 i y • i r s ioilrt MOO u,js all in is | HO pci i i• til (.bison said This vear has seen in in i lease lri eases as wei i as lit .positive results (ub.snn said stle ladle', IS I tie ill. 1 east IS due In ‘ more available liitonnalion about the . enter and ri.deii.it> limn Ii lends ' I (ton I have nuii ti piiivit I nbsnu said t in ivist line to help jieuple ami In ke. p lhnn;s from getting out rif hand V. 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