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Mud slinging AMANDA COWAN/Emerald University President Dave Frohnmayer, Geneva Wortman and Bill Miner break ground for the new University of Oregon Recreation and Fitness Center on Monday morning. ODE board selects summer editor ByTeri Meeuwsen Higher Education Editor The Oregon Daily Emerald won’t be going on vacation this summer — not with the new editor in town. Michael Hines, a junior, was named summer editor in chief at the Emerald Board of Directors meeting Tuesday. “I’m pretty excited,” Hines said. “I can’t wait until the summer starts. It will be fun picking up where Sarah left off and passing on the paper to Ryan. ” Sarah Kickler is the current edi tor in chief and Ryan Frank is the 1998 editor-elect. “I think I’ve got experience and determination, and I’m really ex cited to do this, ” he said. Hines has been a student activi ties reporter for the Emerald since June 1997 and has also worked part-time at The Register-Guard as a sports worker since September. He is in the magazine sequence in the School of Journalism and Communication but is talcing some news-editorial classes as well. “The board was very pleased with all of the candidates,” said Hol ly Sanders, vice chairwoman of the board. “But Mike was an outstand ing candidate for the position. His journalism experience and commit ment to the Emerald make him an ideal candidate for the summer edi tor in chief." A summer editor-in-chief posi tion was created in response to this year’s internship situation, Kickler said. “When the board was in the process of hiring for the position for next year, both candidates had pri or commitments to summer intern ships,” Kickler said. “The board de .cided it would be in the best interest of the paper to hire some one separately for the summer edi tor position.” The nation’s best MCAT prep is coming to Eugene Let The Princeton Review help you to prepare for the MCAT! This summer, we will be offering comprehensive courses in Eugene to prepare students for the August 15th MCAT. Please call for more information. Classes begin May 30th THE PRINCETON REVIEW SMALL CLASSES • GREAT TEACHERS • FREE EXTRA HELP FULL-LENGTH PRACTICE TESTS • GUARANTEED RESULTS 1-800 2 REVIEW www.review.com Join the campus award-winning newspaper The Oregon Daily Emerald is now accepting applications for the following positions on next gear’s news staff: APPLY BY: MAY 13TH » ♦ i COPY EDITING Night Editor/Copy Chief Copy Editors Sports Copy Editor STUDENT ACTIVITIES DESK Editor Reporters COMMUNITY DESK Editor Reporters HIGHER EDUCATION DESK Editor Reporters SPORTS Editor Reporters EDITORIAL/VIEWPOINTS Editor Columnists FREELANCE Editor Features Reporters RHYTHM & REVIEWS/ SUPPLEMENTS Editor Reporter GRAPHICS AND DESIGN Design Director Graphic Artist/Page Designers Editorial Illustrator/ Cartoonist PHOTOGRAPHY Photo Editor Photographers Darkroom Techs ON-LINE EDITION Editor Webmaster Applications are due 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 13, 1998. All positions are paid. Applications can be picked at the ODE office (Suite 300, EMU) or visit our website at www.uoregon.edu/ ~ ode (click on “Employment”). Relevant work samples should be submitted with each application. Questions? Call 346-5511. Also hiring for summer term The Oregon Dailg Emerald is an Equal Opportunity Employer and is committed to a culturally diverse workplace. PEACE CORPS Where will you be after graduation? Peace Corps offers you an unparalleled opportunity to put your education, skills, and experience to work internationally. Volunteers work in Education, Business, Agriculture, Health, and Environmental programs, in 84 countries worldwide. During 27 months abroad, Volunteers gain valuable experience and foreign language skills helping others help themselves. You receive a monthly allowance, transportation, medical and dental care, and more. For '98 Summer and Fall programs, ... the time to apply is NOW! “Peace Corps is a tremendous asset on anyone's resume.” Priscilla Wrubel, lounder/Owner The Nature Company Peace Corps Liberia*!963-6^ For information and appointments, call Rick Reece, 244 Hendricks Hall, 346-6026 or rick@career.uoregon.edu Please note: A completed application submitted to the Career Center is required prior to your interview. Info Table /EMU Tuesday & Wednesday May 12th & 13th 10:00-230 Slide Show Wednesday, May 13th EMU Walnut.Room 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Campus Interviews Wednesday & Thursday May 27th & 28th Career Center in Hendricks Hall www.peacecorps.gov
