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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1972)
f Briefs MEETINGS Attention Sp Ed Practicum students working with retarded and handicapped youth, and Big Brother Sister Friends to the Handicapped, and those interested, the first meeting, a special volunteer orientation presentation at Celeste Campbell Center, 155 High St at 7 p m tonight There will be a Christian Science testimony meeting tonight at 7 p.m, in the Wesley Center, 1734 Kincaid This meeting is open to all students and faculty Following the open meeting will be an Informal discussion tor Christian Scientists at the University and ICC on "communication". Ms Werdna Wyatt, Christian Science campus counselor, has office hours 3 5 p m in the EMU today All enquirers welcome There will be a "meet the candidate?" meeting 8 p m Friday night at Harris Hall, County Courthouse Square. . County com missioner and county sheriff candidates have been asked to attend The public is invited to attend and ask questions For further information call Rudy, 688 6050 M C Richards, potter, poet, and author of the book Centering will be at the University May 1 I? for a workshop, public lecture, and poetry reading People interested in at tending a daily afternoon workshop during that time should send a postcard to the Fine Arts office, rm 164 Lawrence, co R. C James Members of the University Faculty Club are invited to a special luncheon meeting at noon on Tuesday, April 11 Cost of the tun < heon is SI Reservation forms, sent to members by campus mail this week, are to be returned by Friday to Ernest Lund, asset iate professor of geology, president No other luncheon service will be available at the club on Tuesday Plans for future food service at the club will be discussed at the business meeting Beginning (lasses in Kundalini Yoga will be held at 6 30 on Monday and Wednesdays in the Wesley Cneter, Friday in the Friends Hall, and Thursday at 25 W 7th All classes begin at 6 30pm Please bring padding and a donation ot SI Intervarsity Christian Fellowship will meet at 7-JO p.m. Thursday night at the Young Lite Mouse on lath and University We will hear about the spring conference and neat years officers Jerry Parker, land use planner on the OSPIRG professional stall, will meet with students and fatuity interested in discussing OSPlRG's plans to work In the area ol land use planning at 4 p m Thursday In 210 A Lawrence The University Chapter of the American f ederationot Teachers Invites all members, prospective members and friends to a no host beer party at » p.m Friday at the liavarian restaurant (444 E Jrdl The ASUO Senate will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the FMU The Chinese Students Assoc iation will hold a spring term general assembly at 7 JO pm , Thursday at Central Presbyterian Church. Transportation will be provided at the EMU turnaround All Chinese students are welcome The Cosmopolitan Club Is sponsoring an international Otnner this Sunday at 4p m at the Central Presbyterian Church Tickets are on sale at S7 each In Jtl EMU or JT* F MU Reservations can be made by calling aaa rtar or saa J7JI no tickets will be sold at the gale A limited number of openings remain in its (» p in accelerated reading class at the Reading and Study Confer. 245 Condon l mphesis in the class is upon increasing reading speed and comprehension FOr further mlor mation please call 4*4 J724 Fee tor the non credit class is 17 SO Chotogy tutors are needed tor the Reading and Study Skills Center Three to six hours of credit are given tor six to IJ hours of work Please cab 444 J724 tor further information Mmi language classes are beginning this week French wilt be held at 7pm tonight in room JO! Condon Greek will have its lust meeting Thursday a' 7 JO p m a< 1241 Alder St . no V Japanese classes will begin Thursday a' 7 JO p m in room jot Condon MISC. S. Y. Ch'en, professor of physics, will talk on his recent one month visit to Mainland China at Sp.m. Friday, in ISO Science. The lecture is sponsored by the department of physics "Recent results in X ray astronomy" will be the physics colloquium topic tor professor Robert Kraft of the Lick Observatory. University of California at Santa Cruz The lecture will beheld at 3:30p.m. Thursday in 16 Science Coffee and doughnuts will be served in the John Binney Lounge at 3:15 pm. ASUO Senators Roger Vavrosky and Roger Wyatt will hold office hours on Thursday from I 30to Sp.m in 315 EMU There will be rugby training Thursday afternoon at 4 30 p m. me workshop on "Introduction to Marxism Leninism, Mao Tse Tung thought" will be ottered this term The class meets at 3 30 5:20 pm Thursday at 3*9 Condon Everyone is welcome A married couple group counseling session will be held Thursdays at 7 30p.m In the De Busk Center For information and ap plication call 342 3091 or 343 5178 The intervarsity Christian Fellowship is sponsoring a retreat April 7 9 at Cannon Beach It interested, call 344 9487 today The Charity Fund committee ol the Chinese Students Association is holding a charity party this Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Wesley Foundation Tickets are SI each, and will be available from Wong Viu Pong, 688 5347 and Michael Mak. 886 6889 The Creative Writing Program and North west poetry Circuit is sponsoring a reading given by poet John woods on Thursday at 8 p m in the EMU Bothered by excessive tension or anxiety while studying or taking tests? A program designed to help students reduce such ten Sion and anxiety will begin April II at the Counseling Center, Susan Campbell Hall For further information check with the receptionist at room 150, Susan Campbell Hall Sick ol Oregon? It you are an Oregon resident, you can go to the University ot Alaboma, University of Idaho, Ohio University or University of Nevada at Reno and pay In stale tuition Contact Gail In 319 EMU or call 686 3771 for information The ASUO Child Care and Development Cen'er is ottering night child care at the rate ot St.' a night tor the entire term per child Service is from 5:45 pm to midnight f riday and Saturday night drop in service is available I'om 6pm lotam tore flat fee ol $? 50 each night Sessions begin April 7. for details call the CCDC center at 686-4384 Bothered by excessive tension or anxiety while studying or taking tests? A program designed to help students reduce such ten slon and anxiety will begin April It at the Counseling Center. Susan Campbell Hall For further Information check with the receptionist at 150 Susan Campbell Hall. Preference will be given to those who sign up first Those Interested in the organuation ot the Model Democratic Convention this spring can contact the Political Science Depart ment tor an interview Three credits will be ottered in Ps 407, but plan on more than 3 hours ot work -much more Call x 4864 by Friday It you are interested positions tor next year's rally squad are now available at the Athletic Department aixi 30! F MU Applications are due back April 14 by 5 p m Tryouts will be held April 17. II and 19 The Patsy Mink Campaign needs a typewriter It you have one that you would lend out. please call the Mink For President Committee at 344 1615 Those who are interested in Chinese and Japanese program now under review ol HPUP may meet tor a Chinese table Friday in the EMU Day Care openings currently at the University Child Care Development Center Apply a< tsn Moss S' Children accepted 7 months >o six years MISC. The Third Annual Table Tennis Tournament sponsored by the cosmopolitan Club is scheduled tor Saturday at 2 p.m. in the EMU basement. Entry is open to all interested students o* the University. Please sign up in room 313 EMU It you would like to par ticipale Atrophy and prize will be presented to the winner and the runnersop a* the in ternational Banquette on April 23. Teacher Assistants are needed by the ASUO Child Care and Development Center particularly during evening hours. ESCAPE credit is available and enrollment in formation can be obtained from the ESCAPE office by calling 343 0074. Some Psychology credit is available and can be arranged by calling 343 178? evenings. Foreign students are particularly urged to Inquire. There is a need for people in the University and Lane community college area who are willing to provide day care in their homes tor Children in Child Care Inc. Family Day Care Program People providing such care will be paid for their services. For further in formation call Paul Roeger, 747 4501 ext 208 The department of psychology will sponsor a colloquium lecture by Amos Tverskyot the Hebrew University. Jerusalem and a visiting research associate, Oregon Research Institute, at 3:30 p.m. on Monday, April 10 in 244 Commonwealth The subiect will he "Judgement under Uncertainty." Persons are asked to call 688 4921 before attending in case of a last minute can cellation. Dr Ian Gibson of Bedford College. University of London, will speak on the subiect "Trace element data bearing on the origin of salic rocks from the East African Rift," at 12:30p.m Tuesday, April 11, in 307 Science Annex B (Volcanology) at the geology department Lunch bag Seminar Umpires for women's and co ed softball intramurals are needed Must have some knowledge of game Will pay SI 60 per game Call X3389 for more information The Chinese Students Association is going to hold the spring term general assembly tonight at 7:30 pm at the Central Presbyterian Church Transportation will be provided at the turn around of EMU in front of the post office at 7 7:15 p m All Chinese students are welcome. The charity fund committee ot the C.S.A is sponsoring a charity gathering 7 p.m Saturday at the Wesley Foundation (behind the Co op bookstore). There wilt be games, dancing and retreshment. Tickets are still available a* *1 each Please give us your support Bothered by excessive tension or anxiety while studying or taking tests? A program designed to help students reduce such ten sion and anxiety will begin April It at the Counseling Center, Susan Campbell Hall. For further information check with the receptionist at Room 150, Susan Campbell Hall Preference will be given to those who sign up first Those interested in the organization of Model Democratic Convention this spring can contact the Political Science Depart ment tor an interview. Three credits will be ottered in PS 407 tor the steering committee. Call X4091 by Friday to sign up tor an in terview The mini language classes are having their first meetings this week to determine regular meeting hours and places In terested students should attend the first sessions before the classes close The meetings for this week are Japanese, Thursday In 301 Condon, and Greek Thursday at 1301 Alder S* No 9 Members of Alpha Delta Ri sorority will distribute collection bags tor good will items on every dorm floor tonight Any unwanted articles of clothing, shoes, records, sports equipment, etc . should be placed in these bags prior to collection April 13 The University Counseling Center will sponsor a series of group meetings spring term for people in the University community age JO and over This group will meet from 3 to ! p m Thursdays at the Counseling Center The format will include reality problems as well as interaction communication skill Phone ext 1337 or stop by at ISO Susan Campbell SHA-NA-NA Night fr> ee at the *■« ?Wy U!Uuk jForriit A Night of Golden Oldies on Willamette Saturday night April 8 tram the '50s and ‘60s... with HASH 0). lack Allen 7 30 til 12 45 FRAME PACKS f30-*60 Rentals from $1°° per wknd. Outdoor Resource Center Rm. 21 EMU x3089 ALL STEREO TREASURY L.P.S Boy me $1.99 ea Buy two $1.89 ea Boy three .-«$1,79 ea Multiple sets priced by the Disc. V* iscount records Valley River Center 342-7735 Sundays - 12 to 5 -
