POLICE BEAT
The following incidents were reported to the Uni
versity Office of Public Safety and the lingerie police
department Nov. 9-16
• A student reported an SHOO bit ycle stolen from
the 1600 block of East 15th Avenue Nov 9
• A 32-year-old student reported a theft from tier
linger Hall Nov 9. According to police reports,
somebody stole her backpack from a room in the
building. She later recovered the backpack on the
first floor The only items taken were a $20 bill and
a $5 bill.
• A burglary was reported on the 2000 block of
Skyline Boulevard Nov. 10. According to police
reports, somebody had forced the front door of a
student residence ofa'll and taken two stereos and
60 compact discs. The pro|>ertv amounted to $1,500
• A 19-vear-old University student was cited No\
11 for an assault that took place on the 1200 block
of Alder Street Oct. 21 According to police reports,
the male was with two friends and tney got into a
fight with two male students There were minor
injuries, and when the police arrived the students
charged each other for causing the fight The 19
year-old was finally cited after a police investiga
tion.
• A $613 slide projector was reported stolen from
Lawrence Hall Nov. 10.
• A 20-vear-old male student was arrested for use
of a stolen credit card at the University Bookstore
Nov. 10. According to police reports, the male had
bought a letterman’s jacket, a backpack, a portable
stereo and batteries on the credit card. The items
amounted to $216.39.
• A criminal mischief was reported at the I’i Beta
Phi sorority Nov. 11. According to police reports.
18 plants were pulled up, causing $50 worth of dam
age.
• A 4 7-yenr-old female University employee
reported a criminal mischief on the 1300 block of
Agate Street Nov. 12. According to police reports,
several incidents of vandalism had occurred
between Nov. 9-11 at the Hamilton and Walton com
plexes. The vandalism included things being writ
ten on the walls, the television, the ice machine and
the door to the fire extinguisher cabinet. The entire
damage amounted to $84.
• A woman reported the windshield of her vehi
ole broken on the 900 block of Alder Street Nov 11
According lo police reports, the vehicle was parked
in it parking lot and a beer Injitle had fxren used to
break the w indow
• Six University students were cited for minor in
possession of alcohol at Autzen Stadium Nov 13
• Two males were cited for drinking in public on
the HIM) block of Hilvard Street Nov 13.
• A 17-year-old male student was t ited at the Uni
versity Bookstore Nov 13 According to police
reports, the student stole an audiotape, cards and
notecards worth $11 H7 after paving $l> 07 for
stamps The student said he look the cards because
his finances are tight and he believed he could save
some money
• A 20-year-old female student reported a bur
glary/stnlking on the 1300 block of Alder Street Nov
14 According to police reports, the female left her
door unlocked, and while she was gone, somebody
entered the apartment A photograph was taken
from her table, anil the bookshelves were taken
down. On the table the suspect had left a note say
ing. "Nice room — nicer with you in it where you
sleep71 dream about you xxooo "
• A 19-vear-oId female student was arrested for
shoplifting at the University Bookstore Nov 15
According to police reports, she stole a candle and
a lip ointment worth $15.38 Then she bought a
$0.35 bag of popcorn She explained to the police
that she didn't have enough money to pay for the
stolen items
• A 22-year-old male was arrested for drunken
and reckless driving between Broadway and Fer
ry Street Nov. 14
• A parking meter was reported stolen from the
1500 block of Agate Street Nov. 15. According to
police reports, the parking meter was worth $550
and was issued from the City of Kugene
• A criminal mischief was reported on the 1500
block of Kincaid Street Nov. 14 According to polic e
reports, a woman found her windshield broken into
• z\ 35-vear-old transient was arrested for i rim
inal trespass and carrying a dangerous weapon
According to police reports, the transient was tres
passing around Sacred Heart General Hospital, and
when the police arrived, he threatened one of the
officers with a metal tent stake
MEETINGS
Vietnam**# Student Association will omw!
tonight front 6:30 to fl in Clark Lounge For
more information, call 343-5815
Student Propels, Inc. will moot today from
5 to 6 p m in EMI! Century Room E. For more
information, call 346 2659
Mortar Board will moot lomght at 6 30 in
the EMI! Board Room For more information,
call 464 4426
Science Fiction Reading Croup will moot
today at 11:30 a m in Room 448 PEC. For
more information, call 346 3910
Pub In Interest Science will moot tonight at
6 in Room 202 Cascade For more inform*
tion. (all 346 1324
Reluming Students Association will meet
tinlay from 5 to 6 p.m at the Collier House
For more information, call 346 4105
Unwanted Srsual Behavior Task Force will
moot today from 3 30 to 4 10 p m m EMU
(j»nturv Room F For more information, call
346-1001
Campus Planning (Committee will imwl
today from 1 to 2 p.m in the Librarian's Office
Conference Rooin(Knight Library. Level 5)
GTF Membership will meet today at 5 30
p.m in EMU Cedar Room E For more tnfor
mat ton, call 344 (3632
RELIGION
Restoration Campus Ministry will meet to
disc uss Is Christianity Unfair to Women'
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adv*rti»« in th« \ /1 JVj
today at noon in EMU Camtury Room I) For
mow information, t all 726-5480
Ml.SOU.ANHH IS
ASUO Safety Affair* will present People
of Odor ami Sexism in (he (Community" today
from 5 to 7 p m in the EMI' Hiwi Ijtuier Kootn
For morn information, tall 346 (*>28
ASUO Safety Affair* will present ‘Sexu
al Harassment in the Community tonight
from 7 to 9 in the <**rlinger laungn For more
information, rail 34IM095
Oultfoor Program will present Telemark
Ski Night tonight at 7 in the Outdoor Program
Room For more information, call 346 4 365
Academic Advising A Student Serve re will
conduct Podiatry Medicine, with a brown
hag lunch, today from 1 t a m to t p m in
Room 1(>4 Oregon Hall For more information,
t ali 346 3211
ESCAPE will have lobby tables from 10 am
to 1 p m in the EMU laibby f or more infor
mat ion. rail 346 4 351
Southeast Asian Studies will conduct a talk
try Tn ffuu Bui. a publu affairs graduate. today
from 12 ,30 to 1 30 p in in EMU Century Room
f For more information, call 346 1521
lh« ( nive rally wdt *j>onsor a jmimiI on the
topic of Sexual I tar as* mast! and the Univer
sity of Oregon Community tonight from 7 to
9 m the tiefliiiger l-ounge- '
friends of Eugene will present a program
on light rail systems tonight at 7 in the City
(lounc i I (J lamner* For more i uformat mn. cal I
J45 2747
CORRECTION
The first paragraph of the
story on the Amazon housing
project announcement bv the
University administration
Wednesday incorrectly stated
that the l Jniversity announced
"renewed effort to complete
plans to demolish and
rebuild" the Amazon facility
That paragraph was incorrect
The paragraph should have
read:
"University officials
announced renewed efforts to
reconsider the future of the
Amazon housing complex at
a news conference Wednes
day."
The announcement did not
specify that demolition of the
complex is still considered the
stated goal
The Emerald regrets any
confusion this may have
caused.
Oriental
Market
NEWLY OPENED NEAR CAMPUS!
Now you can save time and money by
shopping in your neighborhood.
• Large selection ol Asian foods (Japanese, Korean, C hinese.
Southeast Asian)
• A wide variety of delicious Korean delicatessen foods
including kimchi and sushi served daily
• Grocery, natural & gourmet foods.
• Oriental & Western health foods (vitamin, mineral,
nutritional supplements, herbs)
• Japanese video rental available
• Parking lot available next door to your store ( we give
rebate for toll parking)
682 E 15lh Ave (Right across from Sacred Heart Hospiial)
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EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS
sp^Mrgafsts
Souls of Mischief
Monpay. November 22
EMU BALLROOM
Listen to KWVA’e PhatTrax
5-11 pm Fridays
Tickets on sale now at local record stores.
Student tickets at EMU Main Desk.