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E^^^M7ssfON^>Tsl^^^5TsroiTW^7iow^!rv^^^^Tf55I5?r??^S?I?5?!l?^lo^Sd?T2T^II?d??7?5^ BARGAIN PASSrS ON SALF NOW • S MOVIES FOR $20.00. 10 FOR 135 • GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAI1j\BI£' rinAL wttK! 5:05. 7:25 & 9:40 Nightly SUN MAT O 2:35 W k i t sTiTl , Lo.t Days of" DISCO COMNG HK3H ART I, m' 3;, gj \ ^ s 492 E 13th 686 2458 V STARTS FRIDAY! 9:30 NrahtJy ^ ROBERT SUN MAT • 2:45 lURVEY DEN1RO KEITEL ;<li WM\ I HsyW I'KI M \ I VI ION , MEAN I STREETS r rmuAT, f/ur 11:45 Nightly 1 V *» **—* mmttf fat lift\ ym H|rtw | l fafrw«tnrt wpwtlh t»faV ^ imimiTn Pm.! Hun SLIDING DOORS goo** wigfluyjjiagwjig ' STARTS FRIDAY. 7/UT 12:00 Nightly l« JEFF BRIDGES JOHN GOODMAN T\* STEVE BUSCEMI A THE BIG IEBOWSKI AUGUST mCERSOFTFCLOSTAIK t azysss Learn How To Save A Life American Red Cron training in First AM and Adah CPU $15 Fee Includes 4 Hour Class • Instruction Booklet Certificate of Instruction 003784 juiy_ 13 Mon 4:00-8:00 Adult 21 Tues 4:00-8:00 Adult 27 Mon 4:00-8:00 FirstAid August_ 6 Thurs 400-8:00 FirstAid • Health Center Cafeteria • $15.00 • Current CPR card needed for American Red Cross First Aid Class Register Early 346- 2770 Sponsored by the Health Center Health Education , 4m Program - — LAURA GOSS/Emerald Tents go up on the Humpy Lumpy near Bean Complex to welcome new students for IntroDUCKtion. Freshmen: Musical spoof featured ■ Continued from Page 1 they should prepare for possible changes in their children. Hamilton said they will also talk about grades and finances with the parents. Parents should work out how their children will receive money, she said. Parents also need to discuss whether the college student needs to get a job. Hamilton also advised parents to not turn their children’s rooms into the “weight room” or “guest room.” “They need a place to come back to where they don’t feel like a guest,” she said. Also, many IntroDUCKtion par ticipants and their parents get a fur ther taste of college life by spend ing a night in the residence halls. For $18 per person, they also get a taste of residence hall food as well as a night in the Bean Complex. And, of course, the Summer Orientation Staff will present “A Quack Line” again. In its 10th year, “A Quack Line” is a spoof of the musical “A Chorus Line. ” The musical incorporates information about campus services and re duces the anxiety of new students, Winter said. The script is rewrit ten each year and features the vo cal talents of all the Summer Ori entation Staff. Although IntroDUCKtion is run similarly from year to year, Win ter does plan two changes: earlier placement testing and two sepa rate dinnertimes. “We figured it was better to have placement testing earlier because people are less tired, and we want ed the dinner lines shorter [than last year],” she said. Winter, who worked with Intro DUCKtion as a student for two years before becoming the director, said she has enjoyed watching the pro gram grow. “I enjoy seeing how the program really aids people in their transition to college, ” she said. Hamilton also said IntroDUCK tion is a valuable experience. “IntroDUCKtion is a test to see if students can leave home,” she said. “It’s a chance to test the wa ters and make sure everything is going to be OK when they do go to school in the fall.” CBS Tapes [fs 2 S 8‘ e , 1 3 t * E u 'g e M e 3 4 2 ^9IS 5HO®’ -S-' \Es L L Tit A eE u s e a 1 ^ E.tf'lpt.V s LIVE MUSIC No cover charge EVER! 7/9 Natty Bumpo & Kelly Thibodeaux 7/10 John Barley ACOUSTIC ANARCHY 7/11 Roy Swanson ALL SHOWS START AT 9:30 P.M. Open mic Sundays w/ Pete Christie, 8:00 pm KEGS TO GO!!!_ Check out our beer of the night Microbrews/Domestics on tap. Including Labatts, Foster's and a large selection of other Imports and micros Monday Night Pool Tourney • Sign Up 6:30, starts 7:00 § Free Poof Sunday (Noon- 5:30pmi & Tuesday Evening (7:00 - ioiOopmi. | 2657 Willamette • 344-0816 News Briefs Doctor to speak on AIDS conference Dr. Stephen Tabet, who recently returned from the World AIDS Conference in Geneva, Switzerland, will speak to two groups July 14. Tabet will discuss the latest information presented at the Geneva conference, in cluding news on improved treatments and medication. Tabet is an instructor at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The first session is open to the genera] public, while the second is tailored to members of the medical community. The event is sponsored by HIV Alliance of Eugene. For more infor mation, call 342-5088. Thurston cafeteria makeover planned A group of volunteers are planning to remodel the Thurston High School cafe teria. The cafeteria was the site of the May 21 shooting that left two students dead and more than 20 injured. Some students have found it difficult to return, prefer ring instead to eat their lunches in other areas of the school or outside. The group in charge of the re modeling is seeking dona tions of paint or other sup plies and financial assistance. For more infor- « mation, call 344-9788 or 344-9291.
