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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.”
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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.