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UNIVERSITY
Homecoming fun for alumni, parents
By Mmg Rodngues
Emerald Coninbuloc
A gamut of activities will liv
i ll up this weekend as an an
Ucipated 2.IMI0 alumni and par
onts gather lor this yours
Honiri orning and fill I’arenls
W e o k n nd starting toil a v
through Sunday
With lift lit; r Duck" as the
theme of this year's Hnmocom
mg, the weekend offers stu
dents, University .ilumtn and
community memhers various
opportunities to visit the Uni
varsity, renew frlendsiups and
observe campus traditions l or
parents, it s a chain e to share
in their son or daughter's col
leg.' experieru e
iiumw ommg is u nine to
show Mime i .minus spirit .mil
support the Ducks, s.ild )u.m
Martinez. .1 member of the Stu
(lent 1 niversity Hel.itions
< ouncil's Homecoming Com
notin', one of tlie organizers of
the event
If vse can all work together,
I think the campus would lie .1
more unified place and less
sectioned iff Into its own stu
dent groups. he added So
Hornet onting is for everybody
and .1 time for everyone to get
lll'.oh ed
And that also im hides par
elits
Since this is also Parents'
Weekend. it's i good time for
parents Id visit their son or
daughter and he brought up to
date with what's happening on
i a mpus. sat d M a r v
Hudzikiewic/.. director of the
Office of Student Development,
another organizer
This year's Joint celebration
lias something for everyone a
comedy show, campus tours,
receptions, a dance and a foot
ball game
hvents get under way today
with registration for Parents'
Weekend (mm t to 6 JO p m in
the EMU Lobby, 1222 E. 13th
Ave . continuing from H a m to
noun an Saturday. Class re
union registration is set from 4
to ft p m today in tins lobby of
the Eugene Hilton. 66 E Sixth
Ave , continuing from H to 11
a in on Saturday
Receptions lor tha classes of
1050-52 (40lh reunion), classics
ol 1055 5 7 (:tf)th reunion),
classes of 1 <)<>() t>2 (30th re
union) and i lass of 10(it> (25th
reunion), will take place from
li ill to 7 10 p m today ill the
iugenc Milton and the Confer
ence Center adjacent to the Mil
ton Motel
The Momecoming/Parents'
Weekend Comedy Night, fea
turing national comedian Tom
Kenny, is slated for 7:30 p m
today at the liugene Hilton
I u kets ,o Si, .to are available in
advance at tho I.Ml' M.nn Dusk
A bij> highlight of the week
end festivities is of course the
Homecoming football game that
will pit the Ducks against the
Stanford Ordinal before an an
ticipated crowd of more than
40.000 fans Kick-off time is 1
pm Saturday. Nov 2. at the
Aul/eri Stadium
Other events leading to Sat
urday's football game include a
pre-game performance at noon
by the School of Music: Alumni
Band in the alumni tent in the
stadium parking lot You can
also get your face painted for
SI liefore the game at the alum
ni tent.
Also, today at noon, you can
take pictures with a costumed
duck for SI at the KMU Court
yard.
And Saturday; kn k up those
heels in a dance starting at M
p in at the Carson Dining Hull
Admission is free
Culminating the weekend's
events is .1 Parents' Weekend
brunch at 10 a in Sunday in
the KMC Ballroom Members of
the musii school will perform
Tickets lor the brunch are at
St> 50, available at the Office of
the Student Development.
l or more information on Par
ents Weekend, contact the Of
lice of Student Development,
MB I.: It)
WATSON
Continued Irom Page 1
at i otdmg lo court records
Willson said she Inis now
paid all I)Ul $.!<> id tin* tun*
W ilson was i.itfd for l.nluri'
to appear in Juno .dltir her tar
whs stopped lay an hl’l) officer
lor having .1 burned-out head
light. |ioliit* records show A
ns tartls diet It at (lit* Unit! of tin*
Ira Hit violation showed .1 war
rant had hern issued lor failure
to appear, poll! e said
Although tin shoplifting and
failure to appear acts were com
mitted while Watson was an
lit member and AM'O execu
tive talldltiale, she said the
shoplifting t ilalton did not
have any relevance to her lead
ership abilitv
\\ atson s,nti the disclosure of
her 1 onvictiou will prolsihlv al
lei t students pert option of her,
hut it W ill not alfet t the W.is
she performs her role as vice
president
People might ()ucsilun mu,"
Watson said. hut you c,in also
look al i! .is tf. Wi'll, you didn't
know afxnit il tieforu Uiun and
you didn't question mu, so why
aft- you questioning mu now7 "
Watson also said shu failed lo
appear for her court appear
ances fmcauso she "wasn't sure
what was going to happen" and
she feared "them taking me off
to pill and no one seeing me tor
months
I had several court appear
allies, and I went to some, and
obviously. 1 didn't go to soim
she said 1 didn't know what
w as going to happen
Moreover. Watson said she
tailed to pas her fines because
o! financial hardship
1 hadn’t paid the fines tie
cause I ss.is very loss on mon
ey.' she said "I was more con
cerned with paving my rent
Jo Sonja Watson
•imi putting food on my table
more than I was (with) going ti
jail "
Watson has complied with
oilier portions of her sentem e.
ini hiding performing -it) hours
ol community servic e
WANTED
Student Volunteers
for
UO Preview Day
(.in open house tor prospective students and their families)
Saturday, November 16, 1991
Interested students should call the t )tfice of Admissions, .146-3201 bv November 11
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