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MICHAEL CRISP/Emerald the Harry Jerome Weight Room offers exercise equipment andfree weights. Rob Chosen, a seniorfinance major, works out on the bench press in the free weight area. Weights: Work to be done by 1999 m continued trom Page i know about the fee change, or they don’t mind. “In general, they think it’s great (not to pay $10 at the door], but they don’t realize they’re paying in a big way,” she said. “If it’s not out of their pockets, so-to-speak, then it’s okay. They’re used to paying more fees.” The design and development stage of the project is currently done, Lobissor said. They will fin ish the construction documents and then begin demolition of the current facilities in late spring and early summer. A comment session and open house will be held tonight from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Knight Li brary Browsing Room. User group members and the architects work ing on the project will attend. Radcliffe said this session will al low anyone interested in the pro posed building plans to review and react to drawings and render ings that will be available for peo ple to look at. “We take all of the comments very seriously,” she said. “The last session we had we compiled them all together and typed them up. We looked at every detail and took them into consideration.” MICHAEL CRISP/Emerald Anya Shepelavey, a student at OSU, utilizes the equipment during a visit to Eugene. All non-UO students or faculty are still charged a two dollar entrancefee. Women’s Center hosts health symposium By Megan Turner Higher Education Reporter The ASUO Women’s Center will be hosting its third annual Women’s Health Symposium from Oct. 21 to 23. The sympo sium consists of several work shops and presentations that deal with a variety of women’s issues. Today at 4 p.m., a workshop entitled “Scholarship and Loan Opportunities for Women,” pre sented by Elizabeth Bickford from the Financial Aid Office, will be held in Century Room D of the EMU. At 5 p.m., Joy Lum of the Counseling Center will make a presentation titled “When Love is a Pain: Domestic Violence in Asian-American Families.” From 7 to 9 p.m. Susan Doyle will be teaching “Self Defense for Women” in 244 Gilbert. On Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m., several presenters will speak at “Contracts and Courts: A Discussion of Rape Law” in Cen tury Room D. From 7 to 9 p.m., an HIV-awareness workshop entitled “Protect Yourself!” will be offered in 137 Gilbert. On Thursday, “Dating Vio lence: Know the Facts,” will be presented by Womenspace at 4 p.m. in Century Room E of the EMU. Planned Parenthood will conduct a question and answer session on reproductive choices at 6 p.m. The symposium will end with an open-mike celebration at 7 p.m. in 137 Gilbert. For more information, disabili ty accommodations or to sign up, contact the ASUO Women’s Cen ter at 346-4095. Campus Briefs Grind ends because of noise complaints Eugene police stopped the Third Annual Oregon Grind half an hour early Sunday after re ceiving several noise com plaints. Weapon of Choice, the head lining band, took the stage at 8 p.m. and police arrived at 8:45, said Debby Martin, Cultural Fo rum staff member. Police said they had received several com plaints and compromised with Grind coordinators to stop the concert at 9:30 p.m. instead of the scheduled 10 p.m. Eugene’s noise ordinance has designated quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Any excessive noise outside of those hours can be subject to termination, Martin said. The Grind was held on the field behind McArthur Court for the first time due to University administration requests. The only other problem of the day was that Chief Broom, which has a substantial Eugene following, did not show up. The tour R.V. broke down in Utah, Martin said. The spot was filled by Eugene band The American Girls. Jdr-Jdrjtfnlr r This Week's Lunch Special Phad Thai Thai style noodles cooked with chicken, eggs, vegetables and peanuts. Hot and Spicy. $4.75 I_MB. 1 CHINA BLUE RESTAURANT Tiy our dinners, too! r^rdnTnirJrJrJHrJnir^h n 879 E. 13th • upstairs, Next to UO Bookstore • 343-2832 • Take out Available S “34 years of Quality Service” Mercedes • BMW • Volkswagen • Audi German Auto Service • MERCEDES • BMW • VOLKSWAGEN • 342-2912 • 2025 Franklin Blvd. Eugene, Oregon, 97402 Study Abroad winter term program features: • Courses in art history, history, political science and theatre arts that focus on London and British life and culture • Homestays with British families • Study tours enhance the course work Earn UO credit and use your financial aid. Aplication deadline: November 1st For more information, contact the office of international Education and Exchange, 330 Oregon Hall 346-3207. St. Paul's Cathedral xiety & Pan Anxiety & Panic Do you feel that symptoms of anxiety & panic interfere with activities in your life? If yes, Please join us. Anxiety & Panic Group Tuesday 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. For more information, call Judy, 346-2760
