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Career Opportunities with a Growth Company The Fastenal Company. a nationwide wholnwle distributor of construction and Industrial supplies will be conducting on <ampin* recruiting May i5th for industrial marketing |xmltlon* in the Pacific North went. Faafrn.ll has been on Forbes magazine list erf the top 200 small businesses In America ft*r the last seven years Learn more about u» at your career ('enter or cheek us otJt at: http://wwwjastenal.com We will be on campus May 15th at the Career Center ftSTENAL' Show T^om You Care For Mother's Day May 6-12 S#ndm#FTD* lovtOQ Thought*' Bouqu*r Mw * iHr ft** >«*tr you |«t IVnrn N) ftrmrmHrr hum Mir MnHrt}> H Eugene’* Flower Home . flirt oi ftowort Eugene’s Flower Home THE UNIVERSITY i t .OR 1ST MO t l'ih *l fSitrinon »4H V *• Ownm arc U of O aJurnm NAM^6 Project AIDS Memorial Quilt. V * — Calendar of Events Wednesday, May 8th, 1998 HIV Prevention Came Show Presented by Doug Moon, HIV Alliance 6:00-8:00 p.rn., Ben Under Room, EMU Wednesday, May 8th, 1996 Sexuality and Safer Sex Workshop for IxsbianJM Women 7:00 p m., Cedar Room D, EMU Wednesday, May 15th, 1996 What '$ Stopping Us Now A Look at Racism, HIV/A IDS Prevention and Activism, A Panel Discussion Facilitated by Michelle Maher, Health Education Program, Student Health Center 6 00-8 00 p m,. Ben Under Room, EMU Wednesday, May 22nd, 1996 Hot and Healthy Safer Sex for Women Educational Workshop Kittle Apple Productions 6:00-8:00 p m., Ben Under Room. EMU NATIONAL NFWS FROM AROUND TMf COUNTRY Bill and Hillary Clinton, Colin Powell and Kervnit hit commencement circuit ■ GRADUATION: The president received more than 100 invitations to speak at universities WASHINGTON {APjT^ln a pupp«t cap and gown. Kar mil (h* Prof join* iba com msm euwii circuit thi* year to offer advtt* to tb« etna of 1906 •ions with baavv hitter* like Pm» idant Clinton and retired Can Colin Pawti) Qiniun up* mum than 100 invi tation* Powell, who ha* ancand ed to naar folk ham ttafu* in Amaru*, received call* and (at tar* from about JO college* and univartilia* He will *peak at Sort barn Virginia (immunity College <md Howto Vavt m- er *ily in Maryland Attorney Ganerat fanet Reno got a doren requecta to iectum graduate* And Bill Coeby. who na* bean lighting up graduation marquee* tor 15 yuan, got five Betide* politician* and other Wa»hington par*onalitia*. thi* year'* commencement podium* will be graced by bu*ine«*men. *< tenti*t» judge*, musician*, actor* and cporl* and new* per wmalitia*. according to an Infor mal check at mom than 100 inatl tulion* “A big time sneak** twi t every thing IT* a highly ebargad ante liana) tin ft’* the kid* and the parent*. mt» Rotelyn Hieherl. tpuLmwnmtn for I he National Association of Slat* Universities and Land (want Odiagns "It's a wonderful dav even If the speech is boring" The iT.S Coeat Guard Auda my. Pennsylvania Slaia Univnr ally and Princeton University landed t he biggest name of all — Clinton He plana to talk about economic policy, moral*, value* and securing America's leader •hip role In lb« world, spokesman Mike McCarty mays. Some univeraiiie*. though, were looking for a lighter touch. Fred McFeely "Miner" Roger* will be in tha Raleigh. N.C.. neighborhood thi* month to speak at North Carolina State University. hermit the Frog, one of the late lim Menacin'* Muppet personals tie*, ha* appeared at Harvard and Oxford universities before, but hi* speech (through puppeteer Steve Whitmire) at Long Island University's Southampton Col lege will be his firsi commence ment address He is to receive an honorary Doctoral* of Amphibi ous Letters from the college, which has a strong program on marine and environmental sci ence. "We Ihink it's a match," says collage spokeswoman )ane Final bw*o Hi* mm — Its Not Easy Bein' Green' — ha* become • rat lying cry (nr the environmental movement Washingtonians. how»»»r, dominate comawnccmcnl pro grant* First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton accepted invitations (nan the University of Arkanaa* and lha University of Maryland "We wore, lucky.'* My* Raid Crawford, vica president at tha Uniwraity of Mruyland "It was a ca*a of being at tha right plain at tha right time “ Formal President (ieurg* Bu*h to *paakititt at John* Hopkirt* Uni versity in Baltimore and at William* Collaga in Massachu setts And Senate Maturity leader Bob Dole to speaking at Gallautfel Univaraity in Washington. Speech writer* are busy writ ing commencement addresses for the (Cabinet too. Defense Secretary William Per ry. not surprisingly, is going to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and Agriculture Sac retarv Dan Glickman will go to Chicago High School for Agri cultural Sciences This year, the comedian-actor philanthropist Bill Cosby is going to the University of Connecticut, Lafayette College in Pennsylva nia. Temple University in Philadelphia and Boston College. College partiers throw bottles, yell ‘gas us’ ■ POLICE: Annual parlies in Ohio and Wisconsin result m tear gas and arrests AKRON. Ohio (AP) — An oft-campus street par ly erupted in violence when members of • crowd pelted (milit* wilh beer bottles ami u mtmsd “Gaa u»“ m officer* sprayed tear and pepper gas to break up ih* mol) Tw*iv» people wen* arrested, "Th*y absolutely would nol leave/' Mid Lt. Michael Madden, who commanded 100 officers at the annual spring gathering near the University of Akrnn aarly Saturday A similar disturbance disrupted an annua) block party off Ihe 1 'ntvertity of Wisconsin Madison cam pus late Saturday and aarly Sunday Two police officers and a firefighter were treated for minor Injuria*, and night people were arrested About 400 people had gathered along a block of off campus student housing in Akmn early Satur day Members of the crowd set fires and attacked poopln who triad to put out thn damns They also paltod firefighter* with bottle* Several people warn injured Pollen eventually put barricade* at both end* of the street and formed a line to prevent people from joining the crowd Moat of those arrested were charged with diaor derly conduct Two teens ware charged with underage drinking The parties have been held for about 15 years and have resulted in clashes with police since 1900 I MAG I N E World Free m Violence May 1996 Sexual Assault Awareness Month Sexual Assault Support Services Gtafe IMS-(541) 485-6700 (800) 7884727 OttttUne- (541)484 9791 (VTDO