SHEBANG
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Kate Horton | Photographer
The drag show group Shebang (above) changes costumes backstage between their
performances for the World AIDS Day benefit Thursday night.
Shebang from Neighbors Bar & Bistro performed a drag queen routine for the
World AIDS Day benefit show Thursday in the EMU Ballroom.
Vintage Gifts
for the Holidays
Vintage women’s clothing,
hats, purses, jewelry,
shoes, furniture
The Rose Trellis
Monday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed Sunday
1441 Main Street, Springfield
744-7003
WE DELIVER FASTER THAN
Santa Claus
023846
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Let us do the shopping for
you. We send flowers all
over the world.
Also available
cards • balloons • fruit
baskets • plush animals
Eugene’s Flower Home
The University Florist
610 East 13th Ave. at Patterson
www.eugenesflowerhome.com
485-3655
GOT A STORY
give us a call g-;
at 346-5511
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How to Survive the
Holiday Interrogation
By Kassia Dellabough
The holidays are upon us once
again and most students are look
ing forward to a few weeks of
rest and relaxation over the winter
break. You’ll have time to sleep in,
reacquaint yourself with balanced
meals, and even spend quality time
with family and friends. Everyone
will want to know what you’ve
been up to at school—and what
you’re going to do after college.
Such uncomplicated questions are
meant to inspire pleasant, good-hu
mored conversation.
So how come you’re breaking
out in a cold sweat?
Right there, in the middle of an
otherwise lovely meal, Aunt Jeanne
is going to ask what sort of job you
can get with a Sociology major these
days. Then Cousin Lou will want to
know how, exactly, you’re planning
to pay off those student loans with
out any income. In a moment, an
innocuous family gathering could
explode into full-fledged career in
terrogation. And you thought finals
week was stressful.
The UO Career Center can help
you navigate this holiday gaunt
let. Your family and friends want
to know about your future plans,
and we can help you make some.
Graduation might seem a long way
off, but winter term is the perfect
time to start lining up interviews
or cultivating a summer internship.
Throughout December, the Career
Center offers drop-in career coun
seling from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. Our coun
selors can help you identify a major
you’ll love, research internships,
take career assessments, or formu
late a job-search plan. We can help
you find all the answers you’ll need,
just in time for the holidays.
Call 346-3235 to set up a per
sonalized appointment today, or
stop by the Career Center offices on
the second floor of Hendricks Hall.
Career Center
DREAM IT. PLAN IT. DO IT.
220 Hendricks Hall ■ 346-3235
http://uocareer.uoregon.edu
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Find fun stuff in the ODE Classifieds: Comics, your daily horoscope, and, of course, the crossword
University Commons Apartments
Getting together
for a Common cause.
Students, come donate non-perishable
food for Food for Lane County & take a
tour of our fully furnished apartments.
023787
Furnished 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom apartments
Call and a$k about our Manager's Specials!
For Lane Countv
NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, REDUCED RENTS & FREE GIFT!
Fully furnished • Individual leases • Full size washers and dryers in every
apartment • 24 Hour Fitness Center • Heated pool Security alarm system
Water, trash, sewer included On bus route • Roommate matching • 1, 2, & 4
bedroom apartments • 3 bedroom with a den • Game room • Caged basketball
court • Sand volleyball court • Uniformed security on-site
338-4000
90 Commons Drive, Eugene, OR 97401
Hours: M-F 9am~5pm • www.uceugene.cora