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Continuing throughout the
week is a University Housing
sponsored exhibit titled "Recy
cling Around the World ” The
exhibit will be on display at the
University Inn, Hamilton Com
plex, Riley Complex and Carson
Hall
10to5p m Earth Ony Fair in
the E MU Courtyard
The University’s Sotar Informa
lion Center will also host the
Renewable E nergy Fair from 10
to 5 p m in the EMU Courtyard
Bands will be playing all day
Some of fhe bands are The
Dark, American Girts, Brad
Estep. Naked David Hasselhoff.
Amy Gavdia and Free Soul
Groups at the fair include
Worm Digest, EWEB, Real
Goods. Honest Engine, Southern
Willamette Earth First1. Wrtdbmds
Action/Research Group, Save
Our Ecosystem and Hemp
E D/OC T A Many campus groups
will also be present at the fair,
including OSPIRG, Outdoor Pro
gram. Students lor Choice. Black
Student Union, IGBA and the
Women's Center
Food waste audits wiW be done
tor breakfast at the University Inn
dining hall, for lunch at Carson's
dining hall and for dinner at the
Hamilton Compie* dining hall.
At noon, the Outdoor Program
will show an environmental video
in EMU Room , the Outdoor
Program room
Andy Kerr will present a
keynote address a! 7 p m m the
E MU Gumwood Room
Frifej, April 21
At noon, the Outdoor Program
will screen an environmental
video in the Outdoor Program
room, EMU Room
The Survival Center will spon
aor music today to celebrate Jon
Muir's birthday and f arth Week
Mu>r was an environmental!
and a preservationist that helped
start the national park service,
which preserves the wilderness
Music will begin at noon with
Laura Kemp, a local folk musi
cian, followed by the Sugarbeets.
a bluegrass group Endor. a lolk
trio, has songs speaking ot the
connection with the natural sys
tems at our planet Peter Wilde, a
lellow folk artist, will also play
today The day will end with a
drum circle at 4pm where
everyone is welcome to bring a
drum and jom in playing
For more M rmation, call the
Survival Center at 346-4356
At 8 pm, an 'Eco-movie
Night* begins Movies with an
environmental slant, such as
Medicine Man. will be shown in
the Carson Goid Room
Irtrtay, Apr* 22
The Eugene Saturday Market
wilt celebrate Earth Day with
booths, speakers, music and
education Representatives
Floyd Pro/anski and Cynthia
Wooten will speak at the market
between noon and 1 p.m
University Housing wilt show
The Lor ax, the Dr Seuss classic,
in the Carson Gold Room at 4
p m.
Svitiy, April 23
The Outdoor Program will
sponsor an old-growth day-hike
to Fall Creek For more informa
tion, call 346-4365
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we label and sell to grocers stores
lcxally. So we IxHight the biggest solar
water heating system we toulti.
"We have two rtx»f panels and a 1 Id
gallon tank, and we've never run out of
hot water It's jx*rfect for us because
there's no maintenance
Since we got our system, we've reduced
our electric hills In about $40 a month "
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