| Show Friday Nov Page 7 52 1974 Three photographers wi II exhibit Nov 26 mounted prints will be for sale Three USU photography students will exhibit in the “The campus Library from November 26 through the end of the quarter City of Rocks a has personality of its own” Mary Peck says “Each time it no presents a new side We made each work In a show “City of Rocks” plans where we would three different interpretations of day but would be caught up by ths unique area south of Burley something discovered and held will be presented for hours” Idaho Photographers Mary Peck of Jackson Hole Wyo Rich Wilder Her most memorable day was and Colo of Colorado Springs one of fog “It was a totally new have Craig Law Garland Utah experience after being there repeatedly often It was almost as if the City of rock formations in the area south of visited the regionmonths version this Peck student often of Rocks were saying to us captured the Mary Photography past during take to Idaho advantage of ‘You’ve come enough times Burley camping and late evening Now you’ve earned the right to early morning see me this way’” light USU All prints are in white a medium consider well suited rock masses And employees should get more for campus jobs black and the three to the large all of the 4 Spurs convention scheduled by ternoon followed Carthe at ushering penter's concert for a Students working on university payrolls should receive pay equal to the work that they are doing James B Eldridge state employee relations director of Utah Public Employees Association said Tuesday convention service project with the four schools participating ii ti ji univciiny wi Utah and Idaho State 1 “The university doesn’t the student a fair wage for he is doing” Eldridge speaking in a UPEA give what said open Utah caught a Photography student Craig Law from Garland nearly animated scene from the rock formations meeting He said students working on payroll university should em- organize a deal ployee chapter of UPEA to with the administration and to work on amending the state salary act to provide equal pay for equal work non-classifi- He said some employers were disappointed when the minimum hour wage was raised to $200 per were student some jobs and eliminated He said that some employers believed that students were happy to have any job they could get “I’ve never seen anyone happy working for low wages” Eldridge said out discrepancies between classified employee and faculty pay raises He said in one state institution the faculty had received a per- pointed Eldridge The show will be on the mam floor of the USU Library and is open to the public “The cost of living increases were not intended to be a carrot-and-stic- k affair” he said centage increase almost three times that of the classified employees over the past five years “We’re just striving for equal pay with our private industry counterparts” he said Eldridge fold hfm haU?was obvTousTe state Institutions has shortchanged the classified employee by giving money earmarked to tnem to the laculty and it was now their responsiblity to reverse the trend “The legislature has been unappropriating money but doesn’t it always fortunately reach you” Eldridge said Eldridge said he was disturbed that the cost of living increases designated by the legislature are being used for merit increases University attending GBILOD Contains: (For all students) nB11- - ft NAMES ft ADDRESSES ft MAJOR a breakfast Banquet USU's chapter of 32 arrangements have been women have planned a tea made for 11:30 am will also and dinner that will be Saturday Spurs Weber at the be ushering given for officers and 1:30 pm invited guests this af- - State game at 7 Chrinard Eldridge said the UPEA was E Alpenlite Alpine Designs Borma Skiis Camp to ° achieve 12:0O-8:00Pcreated in 1959 retirement merit system health Fri & Sat 10:00-10:0- 0 and welfare benefits and to help 1 with the “round-peg-in-th" the d programs sguare-hol- nJ ®P03 CACHE VALLEY'S ONLY e- ' universty deals wtth 1 Mountaineering shop © Have You Been In Yet? Register For The Free Prizes Drawing Held Sat cn m 5‘ © -- n -- n Q cr 5‘ 3 O DO O iff o in 5o c CHOATE JEWELRY 33W1N Q £ O 34 Q 753-103- 5‘ 1 o 927 753-460- 6 WE HAVE 5 ca O a O o Climbing & Mountaineering Equipment CL0 3 & Parkas Coats Down Filled Vests £© ft TELEPHONE No ft INFO NEEDED TO CONTACT CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS N MAIN for All your Mountaineering needs IS HERE the Overnight will be spent in the UC and will include workshops meetings and M a former classified S’pTon 1 survival supplies skis Snow Shoes & Back-packin- g u Cross-countr- y LIMITED SUPPLY BUY NOW © n 3” a 3 a 3i’ Sleeping Bags Boots Tents and LOTS MORE CD n ( o c 3 a 3 3 o an i SKI SEMINARS Halstead Imports High Touring Himalayon Ind riineSnow C o ON N? SALE UC BASEMENT or from BLUE KEY FRAT- - n REGISTER FOR MOUNTAINEERING AND c CROSS-COUNTR- Y |
