Summer Class Supplement
CPSY 407, CRN 43438
Stmituir: Life Skills
Stress Management & Self-Esteem Enhancement
Imtructot Sandy Tsuneyovhi, Ph I'. staff Psychologist. University
( ounsellng Outer, and othet Counseling Center staff
time t lavs meets Tuesdays 6a thursdayv. 8 Vain 12 Wptn
Iktlr July 2 1 August I S (■* weeks)
Number of ( mills ) C redlts
Hatr Room 22V University C ounsellng C enter 12nd floor of Student
Health Center)
< ail Mf> 1227 for further information
you will I earn skills that will have u positive imparl on sour I Ilf!
Plan Ahead For Your Summer
Road Trips With Preventative
Maintenance At...
•OSCM
485-8226 ^
1917 FRANKLIN BLVD.
Close to
Campus
ifflaamn
QUESTION:
What question would you like to see the
Emerald ask in its final ‘Streetwise’?
“How
many
people
are sick
of the
IFC and
all the
hub-bub and having to
read about it in the
Emerald ?"
HERSCHEL BROWN
freshman, undecided
“Where
are all
the good
green
buds in
this
town?"
STEVE CATHERWOOD
freshman, undecided
“Some
thing
important
as
opposed
to the
Beverly
Hills 90210 question r
ERIC MICHAELSEN
Ireshman. history
“Should
these
'Street
wise'
questions
contin
ue?”
STACEY KISER
graduate, biology
“Is
‘Street
wise’ an
accurate
reflection
of the UO
student
body?"
NIKI SCOTT
Ireshman, sociology
“Got any
spare
change?"
WILL WAGNON
junior, political science
ROCK
Continued from Page 1
Monday’s groundbreaking will show everyone it
can happen here, said Michael Benz, rock hall
executive director.
'It's going to be a celebration The big deal is to
say thank you' to all of those people over the years
who have helped and supported making this Rook
and Roll tiall of Fame a reality." he said
In 1<)!>2. Cleveland disc jockey Alan Freed used
the words "nx:k and roll" to refer to the music gen
erally known as rhythm and blues.
His coined phrase became Cleveland's most
valuable currency in its hid for the rock hall more
than three decades later: How could rock n' roll's
hall of fame he built elsewhere than in the city
where the phenomenon got its name?
Kut Cleveland's spirited bid left many people
less than enthused Traditional big guys like New
York, Chicago and Philadelphia were throwing
their weight around, and cities with strong musi
cal histories such as New Orleans, Nashville and
Memphis, Tenn . were courting the hall's New
York-based foundation board.
Cleveland was persistent. In (anuary 1986, USA
Today asked its readers where the hull should be
built. Cleveland got 110,315 call-in votes. 15 times
the number received by its nearest competitor,
Memphis, which had 7,268 votes.
Sour grapes wore not in short supply.
"It's ludicrous,” George Klein, a L)J at WLVS-AM
in Memphis, sputtered to USA Today when the
poll results were released. "Kock 'n' roll started
here with Elvis. Without the Cleveland hype, we’d
be number one."
Taking another crack, DJ John Harvey at WIOQ
FM in Philadelphia said, "We have such a groat
city we don't need this. Let poor Cleveland have
a break."
Summer
Duck Call
is on now!
Register tor
summer classes
today. All students
pay in-state tuition
in summer. For a
free summer
bulletin stop by 333
Oregon Hall.
Prepare for Fall:
MCAT, LSAT, GRE, GMAT
If you’re taking one of these tests, take Kaplan first.
We teach you exactly what the test covers and show
you the test taking strategies you’ll need to score
your best. No one teaches you to think like the test
makers better than Kaplan.
Classes Forming Now. Call 145-4120
140 West 8th
Downtown Eugene
KAPLAN
The answer to the test question
R»1 °*H«r
Bolle' '
AND MORE...
D€S
\ V'REFLECTION IS OUR BUSINESS"
One of the Largest Selections in the Northwest
524 Valley River Center 345-9437