Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 16, 1997, Image 18

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Newspaper Page TextCoupon good with Leean Good Through June 16,1997 PARENTS’ WEEKEND 1997 Keep your family busy this weekend By C. Kenning Freelance Reporter Many special events will occur throughout the University during Par ents’ Weekend. There are also plenty of activities available in and around town. Here are some tips to help you entertain Mom and Dad while they’re here — and have some fun yourself. Campus Events Linda Mehling of the Eugene Visitor’s Bureau suggests visiting Garlic ! is life... the rest is just details! < < FEATURING ITALIAN DISHES MADE WITH FRESH HERBS AND GARLIC. EUGENE'S FINEST PIZZA! GOURMET FOOD AT A FAMILY PRICE Pizza Pasta Salads Sandwiches Espresso Nierobrews Wines 860 PEARL ST • 686-5444 \OPEN FOR LUNCH & PINNER ♦ FOOD TO GO!_J the Willamette Valley Folk Festi val. The festival runs all weekend from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on the EMU East Lawn across from Car son Hall and features music, food and craft booths. This year’s per formances include Peter Rowan, the Mission Project and the Holmes Brothers. Don't miss local favorite Trillian Green on Friday night. Other campus events include the University Theater’s presenta tion of Ever the Dragon in the Robinson Theater Friday at 8 p.m. Also, the University Art Museum will feature the Master of Fine Arts exhibit, consisting of artwork by University master’s students. The museum will be open from noon until 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Campus Tour If the history of the University campus interests your parents, a guided tour of campus will be available on Saturday. The Office of Student Life says the tours are “full of historic and Turn to PLACES, Page 3B DEEPHINA CLOTHING that is... Exotic • Future Retro Urban Chic • Specialty Clubwear Modern Hip Contemporary • Cool Provacative FOR WOMEN & MEN 1292 High Street, Eugene • 343-3225 flfcrct of Us Became Managers in Less Time Than it Took to Graduate." ^ince Enterprise recognizes and rewards talent, the average length of time it takes to reach a management level position is less than three years. Of course, that has a lot to do with our initial selection of candidates. *20% hire hard-working, entrepreneurial individuals who recognize what it takes to succeed. If this describes you, enter our fast-paced business as a Management Trainee, and we will reward your dedication and sales ability with raises, promotions and the opportunity to go as far as your talent will take you. > Sales Management Trainee $24,000 Joey Kink, Area Rental Manager Political Science 1991. • A BS/BA degree preferred • Strong communication skills, enthusiasm and drive • Retail/Sales experience a plus • Good Driving Record a must ^f you’re a bright and motivated person who would like to become an important part of our success, join the Enterprise team. 20400 SW Teton .Tualatin, OR 97402 | Enterprise rent yvtcUotduat *7ate*tt&... IHi/ViVl STRENGTH! LEARN.. .in our superb training program, where you'd be trained in every area of the business, All talents wiii come alive as you use them. GROW.. .with our full support and encouragement. New skills will develop; new challenges and new responsibilities will inspire you, ACHIEVE.. .as we move you ahead due to a 100% promote from within policy. The higher you go, the better you get, the more you accomplish, Welcome to the newest additions to the ERAC team! Ryan Dickson Amy Macomber Andy Varcak Ryan Punsini Katherine Yurosko Sarah Burchurst Paula Huskett http://www.erac.com • EOE