Catholic Campus Ministry Fall Retreat
WHO
IS
JESUS?
October 30 - November 1
$25 includes Food, Mountain Hiking, Relaxing,
Jesus, and a Halloween Party
Contact Ryan at 343-7021 or newman@efn.org
1850 Emerald Street (across from Hayward Field)
Copeland’s
Sports
SUPERSTORE
If ALLEY RIVER
CENTER, EUGENE
342 2066
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comfort and
flexibility.
Adidas Three
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apparel is
designed for the
female athlete.
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10/31/00
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Health
Continued from Page 1
pharmaceutical companies were
all at the EMU Fir Room to offer
their knowledge to students.
They also offered a multitude of
free treats: condoms, female con
doms and tubes of Astroglide.
“We’re here to let students
know that we support sexual
awareness,” said Valerie Wright,
events coordinator of the
Women’s Center.
Information was available for
all students. The Health Educa
tion table offered information on
sexual protection for men,
women, lesbians and gay men.
Information on birth control
methods, sexual transmitted dis
eases and other health issues
abounded.
“Between all these tables you
could find any information you
need,” said Mariah Bowden, peer
health educator.
Sarah Skidmore covers the health
center, counseling center, alum
ni association, AAA school and
the business school for the Emer
ald. She can he reached via e
mail at slskidm@gladstone. uore
gon.edu
Airport
Continued from Pagel
AirTech is helping the airport
determine what is needs for ser
vices and facilities will be in the
future. Together, they determine
items that the airport must re
spond to.
“As you do those, then it falls in
line with how your business is
supposed to progress thought the
years,” Bell said.
It is a little premature to discuss
the airport’s current goals, she
said.
“It may come back and they’re
going, ‘You guys don’t need to do
an awful lot.’” Bell said.
Mike Hines covers the Eugene police
for the Emerakl. He can be reached
via e-mail at
Achievement and
Challenge:
The American Research
University at the Beginning
of the
Twenty-First Century
Nils Hasselmo, Ph.D.,
President, Association of
American Universities
2:30 P.M.
Friday, October 23,1998
Ballroom
Erb memorial Union
You are cordially invited to attend
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