, FIRE UP YOUR 2TUDENT2!
^ Earn 20 PDU!
Classroom Demonstrations
for Chemistry and Physics Teachers
University of Oregon Chemistry Department
June 28th 6 29th, 2002
CH 410-510 is a fun and exciting one-credit course designed for new and experienced high
school chemistry and physics teachers. We will examine how to design and present effective
classroom demonstrations and how to integrate them into your course curriculum.
2 For more information contact Randy Sullivan at 541-346-4391
u smrandy@darkwing.uoregon.edu
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Scckinq students who are interested in
Student Orientation Proqrams
at the Universitq of Oreqon.
Ambassador duties include
• Giving campus tours
• Calling prospective students
• Becoming familiar with
the recruitment process
• Assist at various recruitment events
Ambassador - Multicultural
Recruiter Positions
• Maintain Ambassador
duties listed above
• Seeking students that have background
with cultural diversity issues
• Will be involved in programs
that target students of color
Information Sessions:
Find out more about the Ambassador Program by
attending one of the information sessions.
April 23rd @ 3 p.m. in 461 Oregon Hall
April 24th @ 6:30 p.m. in 360 Oregon Hall
Applications now available @ 465 Oregon Hall • For Further Questions, call 346-1274
Applications due May 6th by 5 p.m. in 465 Oregon Hall
Need committed and |||ative student volunteers
to advise the University Health Center regarding
programs, services, finances, and health insurance.
Student advisors will spend about 1 -2 hours per
week as members of the evolving Student Health
Advisory Committee (SHAQ and will guide the
University Health Center in promoting a healthy
campus through the storm of health care reform.
Successful participants will gain an in-depth
understanding of health care delivery and its
financing, will learn afeoptfhe health issues of college
students, and will deve(g||§§tfrpersonal skills and
confidence. %
Routine meetings are scheduled at 3 p.m. Fridays,
allowing members to plan their class schedules
accordingly.
Applications can be picked up at the
University Health Center front desk.
Completed applications should be
submitted to the University Health Center
Director's office by Frilay, April 19.
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WATCH
Harassment
Monday, April 8,10:42 a.m.: Female
caller reported receiving harassing
telephone calls.
Thursday, April 4,3:55 p.m.: Female
student reported that a suspicious man
followed her from trie music building.
Thursday, April 4,4:81 p.m.: Caller
from EMU reported a suspicious
person making staff uncomfortable.
Theft and Recoveries
Monday, April 8,2:17 p.m,: Bike stolen
from a Bean Complex residence hail.
Monday, April 8,2:31 p,m.: Bike
stolen from a Hamilton Complex
residence hall :
Monday, April 8,7:52 p.m.:
Undisclosed items stolen from a
Carson Hall storage room.
Sunday, April 7,6:49 a.m.: Bike stolen
from H.P. Barnhart.
Saturday, April 6,9:36 a.m.: Car
stolen from Bean Complex parking lot.
Saturday. April 6,10:32 p.m.:
Between $50 and $499 was stolen from
coin-operated machine in Riley Halt.
Friday* Aprils 7;48a*m,:Cailer reported
a theft in progress in HP. Barnhart
Friday, April 5,3:14 p.m.: University
parking meter found uprooted near
Hamilton Complex.
Thursday, April 4,9:33 a.m.: Bike
stolen from Harris Street near campus.
Thursday, April 4,11:02 a.m.: Bike
stolen near education building.
Thursday, April 4,11:06 a.m.: Bike
stolen from 14th Avenue near campus.
Thursday. April 4,12:46 p.m.: Bike
stolen from EMU.
Thursday, April 4,3:34 p.m.:
Attempted theft damaged an item in
McKenzie Hall.
Wednesday, April 3,11:40 a.m.: Bike
stolen from Walton Complex.
Wednesday, April 3,2:27 p.m.: Bike
stolen from HP. Barnhart.
Disorderly Conduct
Saturday, April 6,3:46 a.m.: Caller
reported loud noises from Hayward
Reid area.
Thursday, April 4,1:39 p.m.: Caller
from Student Health Center reported
noise violation in Hamilton Complex.
Drugs and Alcohol
Sunday, April 7, 3:01 a.m.: Caller
reported excessive noise and
alcohol violation.
Sunday, April 7,3:23 p.m.: DPS
received a report of five individuals
smoking marijuana in Ganoe Hall.
Saturday, April 6,12:36 a.m.: DPS
officerfounddrug paraphernalia in
Ganoe HaH.
Saturday, April 6,2:22 a.m.: DPS
received a report of five individuals
smoking marijuana in Dunn Hall.
Friday, April 5,12:48 a.m.: A
marijuana smell was reported near
Ganoe Hall.
Friday, April S, 4:02 p.m.: DPS
received a report that someone smelled
marijuana near Gerlinger Hail.
Thursday, April 4,11:18 p.m.: Less
than an ounce of marijuana found in
SpillerHalh
Thursday, April 4,12:48 p.m.: Caller
reported smelling marijuana in Ganoe
Wednesday, April 3,10:22 p.m.:
Caller reported people smoking
manjuana in Pioneer Cemetery.
Other
Friday, April 5,12:00 a.m.: OPS
received a report of explosions heard
near Alder Street and East 11th Avenue.
Wednesday, April 3,11:21 a.m.: DPS
officer contacted a person camping on
the miilrace lawn.
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News brief
DPS drops bike fee proposal
A Department of Public Safety
proposal to charge a bicycle fee
died Tuesday, about a month after
students railed against the plan
during a campus forum.
DPS officials defended the pro
gram, stating that the estimated
$10,000 to $12,000 would help off
set the cost of the registration pro
gram. But on Tuesday, the depart
ment withdrew the proposal,
fearing that registration rates
would drop.
DPS requires all bicyclists to reg
ister with the department to aid in
vestigations of bike thefts. The pro
posal would have charged bikers a
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