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Spanish Classes
Begin January 14th
10 Weeks. 7-9:30 p.m.
• Wednesdays: Beginning and Advanced
• Thursdays: Beginning II and Intermediate
• $35
Native Experienced Instructors
For more information, call:
344-1799 or 484-5867
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Mondays 11 PM
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Thursdays 7 30 PM
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Lecture
Griel, Loss and Growth is the title of a free discus
sion/lecture for adults abused as children, by
Kathy Weinman, M.S. It is in the Eugene Public
Library conference room, 7 pm.
Sin and Madness: The Force of Demons is the
topic of a lecture in the series “Religion and Mad
ness in Early Modern Europe," by Professor Erik
Midelfort, in Room 101, Erb Memorial Union, 4
pm.
Melancholy and the Transformation of the In
sanity Defense is the topic of a lecture in the
series “Religion and Madness in Early Modern
Europe," by Professor Erik Midelfort, in Room 101,
Erb Memorial Union, 8 pm.
Mixed Media
The South Warner Wilderness, a slide presenta
tion and information session, happens at Amazon
Community Center, 2700 Hilyard, at 8 pm. This
is part of the regularly scheduled meeting of the
Native Plant Society of Oregon, free and open to
the public. Reports will include one on the
establishment of the Big River Old Growth
Preserve.
Radio
Symphony Preview is with Adrian Gnam, music
director and conductor of the Eugene Symphony.
They look ahead to the Symphonic III concert with
violinist Robert McDuffie, at 7:30 pm on KWAX
91FM.
Music In Oregon listens to music from a 1986
Oregon Bach Festival concert, including Vivaldi's
Four Seasons, a harpsichord concerto, and a viola
concerto, at 8 pm on KWAX 91 FM.
The Incredible Adventures of Jack Flanders,
Chapter 6, hears "Bad Day at Dragon's Breath,"
at 9:30 pm on KRVM 91.9 FM.
Sports/Recreation
U of 0 Women's Basketball team plays Arizona,
at McArthur Court, at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday
13
Sunrise 7:46 am
Sunset 4:58 pm
Avg. High 45
Avg. Low 33
Lecture
The South African Dilemma is the title of a Univer
sity Forum lecture by David Anthony, Professor
of History, in the Eugene Conference Center, 8 pm.
Free.
Wisdom and Folly: The Religious Function of the
Fool is the topic of a lecture by Professor Erik
Midelfort, in the Gumwood Room of the Erb
Memorial Union, U of 0, 8 pm. Free.
Exploring the Other Side: A Look of Women in
Soviet Culture will be the subject of a two
projector slide show by Alice Tallmadge at 7 pm
at the Eugene Public Library. The half-hour slide
show, based on a women’s tour of the USSR last
summer, will open the January meeting of Lane
County WAND. The public is welcome.
Political Action
Nonviolent Civil Disobedience Training, Part I,
is at the Koinonia Center Library, 1414 Kincaid,
from 7-9 pm. This is for all those interested in
upcoming Nevada Test Site, Pledge of Resistance
or other actions. 345-0560. Part II is in the same
place, 7-10 pm on Jan. 15.
The Dragonfly Puppet Theatre from San Francisco presents The
Dinosaur Show at the Eugene Puppet Festival on January 10 at
Sheldon Community Center.
Meeting
From the Ear to the Hand is the title of tonight's
Eugene Guitar Association Symposium Series.
Eugene guitar instructor and choral director John
Hakes will give "helpful tactics for getting those
sounds off a record or out of your head and onto
your guitar," at Lamb’s Cottage, Skinner's Butte
Park, 7:30 pm. Free. 343-5070.
1987 Irish Festival organizing committee meets
to review the 1986 festival and discuss the future
of the festival, at the Thunderbird Inn, 4 pm. Call
485-3541 or 343-0081 for more details.
Radio
New York Philharmonic hears Zubin Mehta con
ducting the Mozart Violin Concerto #3, K.216, and
Strauss’s An Alpine Symphony, Op. 64, at 8 pm
on KWAX 91 FM.
Plano Jazz with "The Duchess of Jazz" Marian
McPartland welcomes guest Roy Eldridge, at 10
pm on KLCC 89.7 FM.
Science
WISTEC and Lane ESD Planetarium are open. See
Thursday.
Etc.
Chemical Dependency: The Disease Concept is
the topic of a community forum offered by Sereni
ty Lane and Sacred Heart Hospital’s Adolescent
Recovery Program, at the hospital auditorium,
7:30 pm. Free. 341-4850.
Wednesday
14
Sunrise 7:45 am
Sunset 4:59 pm
Full Moon 6:30 pm
Avg. High 45
Avg. Low 33
Health
How Food Affects Your Blood Sugar is a one-hour
class offered by Sacred Heart Hospital for
diabetics, taught by a registered dietitian, from
12:30-1:30 pm. Preregister at 686-7074. Free.
Mixed Media
William Moore, a wood sculptor, will present a
slide-lecture of his work, in Forum 309 of the LCC
Main Campus, at 1 pm. This is in conjunction with
a current exhibit of his work through Jan. 30 in
the LCC Art Dept. Gallery.
The Winds of Everest is the topic of a free video
movie, about the 1984 American-China-Everest ex
pedition. The U of O Outdoor Program sponsors
the event in the Outdoor Program Room of the
Erb Memorial Union, U of 0. 12:30 pm. Free.
686-4365.
Open House
Westmoreland Community Center hosts a free
open house from 6:30-8 pm, to acquaint parents
with available activities for children ages 2-5.
Children are welcome; refreshments will be
served. 687-5316.
Radio
Chicago Symphony features Mozart's Serenade
#6 in D, Reger's Variations and Fugue on a Theme
by Mozart, and Mussorgsky/Ravel’s Pictures at an
Exhibition, at 8 pm on KWAX 91 FM.
Science
WISTEC and Lane ESD Planetarium are open. See
Thursday.
Sports/Recreation
Table Team Trivial Pursuit is every Wednesday at
9 pm at Arnold's Hideaway, 1461 E. 19th.
Symposium
Responding to Challenge—Issues of Disability
is the topic of a symposium today and tomorrow,
sponsored by the Associated Students of the U
of O and Circle K. It will explore and address
issues of interest to both disabled and non-dis
abled people. Today's events include a wheelchair
obstacle course on 13th Avenue, between Univer
sity and Kincaid Sts., from 10:30 am-3:30 pm.
Local community groups will hold an information
fair at the Erb Memorial Union, 10 am-4 pm. There
will be a display of the work of Robert Travis, a
visually impaired artist, in Lawrence Lobby, from
9 am-5 pm. Also, there will be a free film about
a man who survives a suicide attempt, but is
disabled as a result, at 7 pm in 167 EMU. All
events are free. 686-3724.
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