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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1991)
Tacticum and Escape ( redits (.in be earned through the I MU ( Hit IK AKI AND 1)1 VI I ()PMFNT Cl Nil KS with a good sense ol humor, lots ol enthusiasm, and a strong sense ol r ommitment f or more information i all Maureen al Mf> t (fit ((IK operates seven nationally at < redited early r hilrihood programs^A ,iIm i serving y >un^ ( hildren with spec i.il needs ,md en^lish ,is ,1 set ond language in our mainstream ( lassmoms \n rcUiicd 11v tin NjikmmJ Ai Jilinn III 1 Jl l\ t IllllllllHKl 1 1’ru^yaim 1 x ^ ^ a. a--*.-*—* Water Bottle with a $15.00 purchase *s5.00 OFF any model KRYPTONITE LOCK Complete selection ol community and mountain bikes by Mongoose, Haro, Gary Fisher, Fat Chance and Bontrager. The MOUNTAIN BIKE PEOPLE Bos! assembled bikes in town. i i 1340 Willamette t 687-0288 ! __■ Ptx>to by J#ft Parlay ASUO President Jennifer Bills (nght) and Vice President JoSonja Watson say they want student govern ment to work closer with student groups this year Lobbying, involvement on calendar of ASUO execs ASUO LEGAL SERVICES FREE LEGAL SERVICES Legal Services handles a wide range of legal problems from divorces fo landlord tenant disputes There is never a consultation or settlement fee Legal Services staff members are experienced qualified professionals Legal Services are FREE to U of 0 students through ASUO tends ALSO: The Office ot Student Advocacy offers non legal serve es if ling, but not limited to ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATION DISPUTES Contact Legal Services, EMU, Room 334 (Third floor above the Fish Bowl). Or call 346-4273 to set up an appointment Precision Curs AND TANNING "SPECIALISTS IN CUTTING HAIR" SUMMER DOESN'T HAVE TO END, COME VISIT OUR BEACHES „ FALL PACKAC.ES HKST TIME EREE! .?><>' $19.00 to (or $29.00 15 ior $19.00 2() km $49.00 ()\t MO. liMIM. $44.95 b()9 E 1 i I H > HI ()( ks ne< nil HCHikMOKI 484-3143 Mill Ill Mm Ill — I3y Uaralyn I rappe Emerald Associato Editor In lit It; August, as they were getting read\ to take on nine months of work, ASUO Presi dent Jennifer Bills and Vice President JoSonja Watson met with tiie Oregon Dully Emerald to talk about everything from getting tattoos to lining sent to the prim ipal's office in grade school. Bills. 22, a fifth-year English major, is a graduate of Marsh field High School in Coos Bay and plans to graduate at the end of spring term. After I graduate 1 think I'm going to have to find a job in this town which, being an Eng lish major, is not going to he easy, because everyone's an English major," Bills said "I ei ther want to do something I love, like work in human i 1wi i >» <11 11 <i j i ni ill'll ui lows mo to work with human rights after work So that job would have to allow me the oconomic freedom and time to do that." JoSonju Watson, 20, .1 junior pre-major, graduated from Sun set High School in Beaverton Watson is considering a future in management, she said "But I’ve thought about going into social fields, too," she said "Whatever comes i'll take it and if I'm happy, I'll stay there." ODE: How did you get in voked in student government? Jennifer Bills: My political activism started in sixth grade when I started an underground newspaper and ended up going Turn to EXECS Page 11 fkse Fm]> t pVElfaK Where else to Celebrate but Swingers Nightclub? Lane County's Home of LIVE ROCK & ROLL Every Night of the week! • tree buffet dinner starts at 4pm & lasts until 8pm every night for our customers. SPECIALS EVERY NICHT OF THE WEEK Ask about our logo T shirts and Tank Tops! USt&ib