Campus Happenings
Today
MAURICE ZEITLIN, politi
cal sociologist who has carried
out extensive research in Cuba
and Chile, will give a public
colloquium on “Social Structure
and Social Revolution in the
Case of Cuba” at 3 p.m. today
in 341 Commonwealth.
The Latin American Studies
Committee and department of
sociology are sponsoring the
dialogue.
STUDENTS FOR KENNEDY
invite anyone to question or
debate national issues and Ken
nedy’s policies with Ira Blalock
at 12:30 p.m. today on the EMU
Terrace.
Blalock, a Unitarian minister
from Portland, is a critic of na
tional policy and will be speak
ing at 11 a.m. at Lane Com
munity College.
Future
“INDUSTRY’S Role in Pollu
tion Abatement” will be discuss
ed by John McKeown, general
manager of Weyerhaeuser Com
pany, Charles Porter, attorney,
and Vern Adkison, Lane County
Air Quality Control Officer, at
7 p.m. Tuesday in room 101
EMU. The discussion is spon
sored by Alpha Kappa Psi, the
University’s professional busi
ness fraternity.
HONORS COLLEGE students
planning on taking the Honors
College comprehensive examin
ations must sign up for them by
May 15 in the Honors College
Office.
“CRISIS IN American Reli
gion” will be discussed at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at the weekly
Browsing Room lecture in the
Erb Memorial Union.
The lecturer will be Rabbi
Richard Rubenstein, director of
B’nai B’rith Hillel Foundation
and chaplain to Jewish students
in Pittsburgh area colleges and
universities.
Mostly General
SCHOLARSHIPS are being
offered to those from minority
communities by the U.S. Infor
mation Agency, for those who
want to prepare themselves for
careers in the agency. Appli
cations may be made by re
cent college graduates or those
who will graduate this spring
with Bachelor degrees. Further
information on the program
may be obtained from the U.S.
Information Agency Recruit
ment and Source Development
Division, 1776 Pennsylvania Ave
nue, N.W. Washington, D.C.
PERSONS interested in mu
sic for young children will have
the opportunity to participate
in two summer workshops at the
University this year.
“Workshop: First Steps to
Music” for two hours of gradu
ate credit will provide a lab
oratory demonstration in which
a group of children from six to
eight years of age will be intro
duced to music through fancy,
imagination, and play.
“Workshop: Use of Recorder
and Instruments for Children,”
also for two hours of graduate
credit, will focus on the use
of simple instruments in the
elementary grades.
APPLICATIONS to study at
the Japan Study Center at Wase
da University in Tokyo next
year are due Wednesday. Stu
dents will leave for Tokyo about
Sept. 1. Classes will be taught in
English by staff members of the
International Division of Wase
da University.
For more information, con
tact William Naff, director of
the center for Japanese studies
in room 309 Friendly.
Petitions
NINE RESEARCH commit
tees in the ASUO have openings
for members. Non-senator mem
bers are needed by the Aca
demic, Campus Planning, Fis
cal, Governing, Public Affairs,
Off-Campus Students, University
Conduct, Higher Education and
Student Activities.
All of these committees need
secretaries and the Senate needs
two pages. Call ext. 1853 or come
to 308 EMU for more informa
tion.
SKULL AND DAGGER peti
tions are due Tuesday. Peti
tions may be picked up in
room 30 EMU.
PHI CHI THETA, a profes
sional women’s fraternity in
business and economics, will
be pledging new members
Tuesday. For further informa
tion call Carol Smit at 345-9044.
Campus Briefs
Announcements for Campus Briefs
must be turned in by 3 p.m. the day
before publication. Because of space
limitations no announcements will be
run more than twice.
ASUO Research Committees meet
ing today are: Academic at 1 p.m.;
Campus Planning at 3; and the Off
campus Student at 4.
* * *
Run-off election for junior Co-op
Board member between George Neil
son and Paul Carlson will be held
Wednesday in front of the EMU. Vot
ers must have either student body
card or Co-op card.
* * *
Formal pledging for Phi Chi Theta
will be held at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the
EMU. Attendance is mandatory.
...
WRA Softball Interest Group has
a home game tonight against OSU.
All players be warmed up and ready
to go by 5:30 in Gerlinger or the band
field.
* * *
WRA Tennis Interest Group has a
home match at 4 this afternoon on
the Alder St. courts. Everyone is in
vited to come and support your team.
The Oregon Dally Emerald Is pub
lished Monday thru Friday, Septem
ber to May, except during exam and
vacation periods. Bi weekly June thru
the first week of August, once a week
the last three weeks of August, by the
Publications Board of the University
of Oregon.
Second-class postage paid at Eu
gene, Oregon 97403. Subscription rates
$8 per year, $3 per term.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
All meetings held in the Student Union unless otherwise indicated.
MONDAY
8:00—EEII Committee
9:00—U S. Navy May 6-10
12:00 Noon—Zeitlin Luncheon Sociology
Dept.—Faculty Club
Dept, of Fine and Applied Arts Fac
ulty Mtg.
Spanish Language Table
Speech and Hearing Clinic—Faculty
Club
A8UO Cabinet Luncheon
3:45— Frosh Tennis: Roseburg High
School—Eugene
7:00—-Orides Business Meeting — Ger
lingcr 1st Fir.
Eugene Women’s Choral Club Spring
Concert H. Roycc Saltzman Con
ductor-Recital Hall
7:30—Folk Dance—Gerlinger Annex
8:00—Movie "Treasure of Sierra
Madre”—150 Science
TUESDAY
12:00 Noon—{'acuity Women—Faculty
Club
Faculty Advisory Council—Faculty
Club
Architecture—Faculty Club
Japanese Table
Chinese Language Table
University Theatre Executive Board
Executive Board Meeting, Emerald
Chapt No 88
12:15—Graduate School—Graduate Stu
dent Council Informal Seminar Ser
ies Dr. John Howard, "Race, Politics
and Urban Problems”—Grad. Center
THURSDAY
Frosh Track Schedule: Oregon State
Rooks—Eugene
10:00—-Educational Medial Council —
Faculty Club
Foreign Student Friendship Founda
tion—Faculty Club
German Language Table
Faculty Librarianship—Faculty Club
2:00—Publications Committee
4:00—Spring Sing Steering Committee
Student Administrative Board
6:30—Chess Club
7:00—Hillel Meeting
8:00—Dr. Richard Carrott Lecture Art
History Dept. — 106 Lawr.
9:00—Black Student Union
FRIDAY
Varsity Golf: OSU—Eugene
9:30—AAWU Women’s Intercollegiate
Tennis Tournament also Sat., May 11
■—Alder St. & 15th Tennis Courts
State Board of Univ. of Ore. Mothers
Club
12:00 Noon—Portuguese Language Table
Russian Language Table
Faculty-Graduate Seminar
12:00 Noon—Bureau Governmental Re
search Staff Luncheon
State Board of Univ. of Ore. Mothers
Club Luncheon
1:30—Frosh Golf: OSU Rooks—Eugene
Country Club
2.00—Registrations Mother's Weekend
3:30—Varsity Baseball: University of
Washington — Eugene
4:00—Foreign Student Organization —
150 Science
TUESDAY
1:00—Dental Health Education also
7:00
1:30—Bid Opening: Women’s P.E.
3:00—Feynman Messenger Lectures
Film “Seeking New Laws”—123 Sci.
Canoe Fete Steering Committee
Varsity Baseball: Oregon Frosh —
Eugene
4:00—Student Administrative Board
Phi Chi Theta
HSAA Lecture—David Blow—123 Sci.
7:00—Student Publications Board
Student Recital: John Kendall, Trom
bone; Larry Whaley, Baritone Horn
—Recital Hall
7:30—Browsing Room Lect.: Rabbi
Richard Rubenstein, Chaplain to
Jewish Student Univ. of Pittsburg
“Crisis in American Religion”
WEDNESDAY
10:00—Youth for Reagan
12:00 Noon—Christian Student Fellow
ship
Rubenstein Luncheon—Faculty Club
2:00—EMU Staff Meeting
3:30—White Caps-Alumni Tea — Ger
linger 2nd Floor
4:00—Resistance Symposium Campus
Draft Committee—138 Comm.
7:00—Bridge Club —Faculty Club
8:00—Students for Kennedy
Recital Guitar—129 Music
9:00—College Life—Gerlinger 2nd
Floor
McCarthy in Wisconsin (film)
Courtesy of Your
CO-OP STORE
FRIDAY
4:30—Registration Mothers Weekend
6:30—AAWU Tennis Tournament Din
ner
Canoe Fete Judges Dessert
7:00—The University Concert Band, Ira
D. Lee, Conductor—Recital Hall
8:00—Intimate Relations — Univ. Th.
Pocket Playhouse
SATURDAY
Varsity track: Northern Division
Championships—Corvallis
7:30—Registrations Mothers Weekend
8:00—Mothers Breakfast
9:00—Civil Rights “Tell it like it is”
10:00—Alumnus Award Selection Com
mittee
Student Art Sale
11:15—Jr. Weekend Luncheon—Mac Ct.
1:00—Varsity Baseball: Washington
State Univ.—Eugene
1:30—U of O Mothers Club Tea & Re
ception—Museum
7:00—Guest Recital: Davis Smith Piano
—Recital Hall
7:30—Spring Sing—Mac Court
8:00—Intimate Relations—Pocket Play
house
SUNDAY
1:00—Student Art Sale
2:30 & 8:00—Sunday Feature Movie
"Masculine Feminine”
3:00—Intimate Relations—Pocket Play
house
4:00—Student Recital: Reiko Ando,
Mezzo-Soprano—Recital Hall
7:00—Student Recital: Randolph Riscol,
Baritone—Recital Hall
All items must be turned in to
M101 of the EMU by 9 a.m. Thurs
day to be included in this calendar.