SPORTS Continued trom Page i spring. "It will allow students an additional topic of study, and it should attract some people to the* University," Kahle said Important social issues, as well as product marketing issues, are to be examined hv the new center, she said "The sporting industry is a mil roc nsni of the rest of sot ietv. and with this t enter we will Im> able to examine problems of society like excessive gri“eil and gender ecpntv " Kahle said The i enter is still in the for mutating stages but the si hool c ould inv ite speakers to i ,impels this term, and a symposium i ould fie held as soon as next year. Ritchey said Although the i enter will offer an emphasis of study for students, fie did not believe that a major or minor in sports marketing will he offered soon by the business school The money from the endow ment will be invested by the University The annual interest from this investment — along with a mati lung amount of money from the state — will be used to develop uirruulum materials, hire ri'sctnih and teaching assistants. and used toward expenses of conducting i onferem ex, workshops and symposiums on sports market ing issues Administrators are pleased by Warsaw's involvement with the project, since he also has promised to raise an equal amount of money from friends and colleagues in the sports industry It 's somewhat unusual for a donor to lie tins active in a dona lion/' said Ann (taker Mack, direi tor of Development Com munications of the Oregon f oundation Not only is lames Warsaw giving his own money hut he is raising money and he is helping shape* the c enter " Warsaw is the former presi dent of Sports Spei lalities. the largest In eased sports cup pro duc er in the world flu* compa ny was started hy Warsaw's father in the Cireat Depression, and w as rei entlv bought by the Beaverton-basod Nike Warsaw previously gave $100,000 to the University in honor of a professor he admired at c ollege IFC Continued from Page 1 is very unfortunate Preston added a lot to the committee Cannon said in his statement that he is portly resigning because of fiis recent appointment to the newly formed City of Eugene Public Safety Advisory Committee The citizen's group will review police disciplinary practices and prevention programs Timing, said Cannon, was equally important in Ins decision "The IFC will lie holding hearings and making budget dei isions beginning next Tuesday, and 1 don't think it's fair for me to partu i pate in those decisions and not he around to live with the results, said Cannon. According to I.in. Cannon regarded li t politics vs ith growing .me mositv as he entered winter term Cannon was esper inllv concerned with the li t i s difficulty iu sliak mg its poor public image from last ve.ir when IK. members ousted their chairman over political disputes, the committee's current chair man said. ; Pass it on. (please) Help our successful recvcimg program on campus Dy putting tne Oregon Mv (merjia Pack in its original rack when you ve fimsned reacting it This anil allow another person to read it arxvor oe easily picked up for recycling Peace Corps On UO Campus Jan, 11 & 12 I I Information Table Recruitment Presentations Peace Corps Director speaks on campus Tue A Wed. Jan II 12. 10 am 3 pm. EMU “How to Qualify' Tues . Jan 11. 12 20-1 30 pm EMU Cedar AAB. "Peace Carpi Projects in Africa' Tues . Jan 11, 7 9pm EMU Cedar AAII. Peace C'oqrs Director Carol Bellamy Wed . Jan 12. 4 Spin. EMU I n Km Interviews Interview* for Fall/Wtnicr opening will he held Jan 2t> 21 To tehcdule an appointment. caJl Anna Aguilar at 346-4026 ' Note You muvi bring a completed application to the interne*) vs Lnnk fnr aqaipmenf cir.ofr, in the. CLfl&S/f/£DS — Actors Cstoarat and Eugsna Waokly • tot* tout FWE TOUT com. «*MfW oAc* anj PMC. you FWl Von P»«w. ad n »’* *^uo> ttu. Qi ti out r» c»n*«e K iu(*t 10 AM FO* TOUA FftfE SIWGUS MTE TtCMT ON THE FOWL ■ ItM otw nr gnu1 Con. «ar tf.tt.ct It.Tot. tto* tno.' Ft.. » 346-4381 El PAINTING | SUPPLIES fl PAINT THINNER SALE LOW ODOR QUART...$ 1.98 NO ODOR QUART...$3.49 OTHER SIZES ALSO ON SALE O C % SELECTED BRUSHES ACE OtUMBACMI fl GAW SSOBOUGM / WIN SOB A N* WTON BAfMBONC M/M \J¥ ¥ GBUMSACHittBBtSfUUTrE/ilOUlKXKOUNUVnuS GESSO...$ 16.95/GALLON ECONOMY ABANO »o*j U\ n 15o»DRAWING TUBES MAYLINES: 42"...$ 69.95 ALL SIZES 15% OFF LIST EVERYDAY PRE-CUT GREEN/WHITE BORCO, 31 x42...$ 16.95 3 70 Coesoe 9x12 Deerfield Sketch Pod • / 7 Of Strollunore 9X12 Pr emiem R ecy tied Sketch Pad 70 Strathmore 18x24 Recycled Sketch Pod ^ #Of Coiisoa 18x24 Recycled Drawing Pod 23x26 CLIPBOARD... $6.95 WITH III24M(y