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‘The Physicists’ to open tonight
Intrigue, romantic love and a couple of murders combine to form
the plot for “The Physicists,” a comedy which opens tonight at the
University’s Arena Theatre. Additional performances are scheduled
Friday and Saturday and Nov. 17-20. .
Swiss playright Friedrich Duerrenmatt has set the action for his
play in a mental institution presided over by a hunch-backed spinster
psychiatrist, Doktor von Sahnd. •
In a wing of the sanitarium, one man assumes the role of Albert
Einstein, one Sir Isaac Newton, and another (Mobius) insists that he
received visitations from King Solomon. Two of them are perfectly
sane and are spying on the third, who has a formula for destroying the
world.
Therald Todd is directing “The Physicists” and the setting has
been designed by Tom Gill, with emphasis on the tragic comedy’s
nightmarish quality. . .
Tickets are $1.50 and available at the door. They may be reserved
by calling the University Theatre Box Office (686-4191). Curtain time
is 8 p.m.
University wins grant for psychologists
A new training grant from the National Institute of Mental Health
has been awarded to the University to provide continuing education
for psychologists in the state, particularly those practicing in the
mental health field.
The Oregon Project for Professional Development, funded this
year for $28,000, is one of three similar programs in the nation
designed to give additional education and training to mental health
professionals. Directors are Dr. Frederick Fosmire and Dr. Peter
Lewinsohn, both professors of psychology and the University.
Dr. Richard Diller, project coordinator at the University, said that
30 psychologists from throughout Oregon have been appointed to an
advisory board representing the state’s mental health facilities,
colleges and universities, hospitals, and governmental and
educational agencies.
This board will attempt to identify the needs and interest of
professionals at the “grass roots” level, according to Diller, so that
tailor-made information and education services can be provided for
them.
Goals of the project will be presented before the Oregon
Psychological Association meeting in Salem on Dec. 3. Small group
meetings are planned at that time to stimulate an in-depth con
sideration of career-development interests and resources.
Museum director wins Oregon art award
A woodblock print “Sag Harbor Dinner” by Richard Paulin has
won a purchase award in the 6th annual November Oregon In
vitational at the Coos Art Museum in Coos Bay. Paulin is Acting
Director of the University Museum of Art.
The prize-winning print, with a collection of additional works by
Paulin, will be included in a two-man show at the Coos Art Museum
during the coming year.
This is the first competition in which Paulin has engaged since
coming to the University of Oregon in 1967 to serve on the museum
staff and faculty of the department of art education.
Oregon teams place in debate tournament
Two senior division Oregon debate teams tied for fifth place, and
an Oregon Junior division team placed second in the Seventeenth
Annual Oregon Invitational Debate Tournament last weekend at the
University.
The United States Air Force Academy won both senior and junior
divisions of the tournament.
Placing fifth in senior division from Oregon with 4-3 records were
Lane Abraham and Joe Penna and Linda Cochran and Judi Samders.
Bill Hardy and Bob Radding won second place in junior division with a
7-2 record.
Sally Merrell placed second and Dan Neal 10th for outstanding
speaker awards in the senior division.
Also representing Oregon at the tournament were Jeff Johnson
and Jeff Wiles and senior division, and Scott Abbott and Gene Grant in
junior division. Coach for the Oregon squad is Dr. Richard Keil.
Twenty-two schools were represented at the tournament from
California, Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon,
Utah and Washington.
Reading, conference bulletin available
The Reading and Conference bulletin, for the Alternatives in
Education winter courses, is now available. Copies ca:i be obtained in
the EMI1 lobby, the Registrar’s Office, Johnson Hall and 306 EMU.
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